z u p said that tons of mind the regions place in the u. k. this package, i believe safeguards, northern islands, please in the union and we'll restore our place within the u. k internal market. it will remove checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland, as well as the automatically following future e u last a 5 or is there a place that we are asked this at juncture? we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done and that's at society has really suffered from the absence of governments over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from the last assembly election. i'd very much welcome to the fact that the have them moved to explicitly recognize and respect the outcome of the tasks assembly at election or off of or this that speak to how it follows that he joins us from stormwind and belfast and highest is a big streaming significant breakthrough, how does it come about? yes, it is a big breakthrough. it's not a done deal yet, but it is a major step back towards the power sherry executive here at

but the u. p says it's conditional on the british government, committing to new measures on post br exit trade routes are a full set report us. so nearly 2 years, northern irish politics has been stuck, run a ground on post breaks it, trading rules. the created an effective trade board in the irish c, requiring checks on goods entering from great britain, even on some destined to remain within northern ireland. but you need us to want to preserve northern and state is within the united kingdom that was a red line, causing them to pull out and stay out of the power sharing dival government. now the main union is, lita says he has a deal with the british government that would all but it raised that c bought a pockets of measures into follow the dos provide a basis for our party to nobody as members to the executive lack of a function and government has restricted spending on public services and infrastructure. public sector workers frustrated by the lack of pay rises during a period of high inflatio

years, develop government could return to northern ireland leaders of the main unit, his party, the d u. p approved rejoining the power sharing arrangement with the republicans. have sure to find the ones that you might to the island, but the d u p says it's conditional on the british government committing to new measures on post br exit trade rules. here's how we force it to nearly 2 years. northern irish politics has been stuck, run a ground on post breaks it, trading rules the created an effective trade board in the irish c, requiring checks on goods entering from great britain, even on some destined to remain within northern ireland. but you need us to want to preserve northern and state is within the united kingdom that was a red line, causing them to pull out and stay out of the power sharing dival government. now the main union is, lita says he has a deal with the british government that would all but raise that c bought a package of measures and to follow the dos, provide a basis for our party to nobody as members to the executive lack of a function and government has restricted sp

i'm the d u p was obviously unhappy with the original brakes it scenario with, with that de facto trade border in the i received. they were unhappy with the idea of even son goods that would do to be staying here and organizing. not going to the republic of ireland and that for the you also having checks on them and that's why they would, they withdrew from the power sharing arrangement. the question is exactly what they've got from the british government in westminster. it seems that there is some sort of commitment that the, the british government, what diverse too much from is you trading rules which will allow fewer potentially, according to the leader jeffrey don't. so donaldson, no checks coming across between the british mainland and here in northern ireland, and that he says would allow his party to rejoin the power sharing executive. here, there are some questions as to exactly whether that will be the case. there are also questions as to whether or whose key members in his party assigned up to this . so not everything arranged as yet. but as you heard from champagne, the main

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u. p. back stuck in the middle vote and increasingly angry public sector workers here in rhode island. no political solution on the horizon there is however, a very substantial financial package. the incentive package on the table put the by the government investment stuff like last year. it was nearly $4000000000.00. hundreds of millions of dollars within that, specifically set aside to meet these pay times, but it's all being withheld by westminster until the d u. p. go back into government, the d u p site. well, that's simply political blackwell. and as the say, despite these efforts to control them back coat in the middle, they describe themselves as phones in the game. a nuclear invoice from the united states, japan and south korea of health thoughts. and so north chris growing ministry relationship with rusher and intent to change its constitution to make south credits, principal enemy were among the top consent unit, kim reports now from so of the nuclear envoys of the us, japan and

but it's all being withheld by westminster until the d u. p. go back into government, the d u p site. well that simply political blackwell. and as a say, despite these efforts to control them back colt in the middle, they described themselves as poems in the game. the workers here increasingly angry . turn a hole in belfast. thank you very much for that. britton's prime minister ritchie. so knock has called on the upper house of parliament to get on board and fast respond to send the asylum seekers to wander. tracy with rolanda resigned and the legislation which teams rewind are a safe country, has been paused on amended in our alexa chamber. there is now any one question, will the opposition in the appointed house of lords try and frustrate the will of the people as expressed by the electorate house? oh, will they get on board and do the right thing? it's as simple as that. we have a plan and the plan is working. last year was the 1st year, the number of small boats arrivals went down. not just down by bit, down by the competitive crossings in

the d u p, has approved rejoining the power sharing arrangements with the republicans ocean fain who want to united on and what do you p says this is conditional on the purchase government commissioning to new measures on price breaks. it travels champagne, became a loss of policy in northern ireland to may 2022. the you pay is already collapsed to divulge government power. show your agreement means you knew this, and republicans must each have one of the top 2 roles. do you pay? withdrew from government off the brakes it to a new trade rules with needed. that's because the, you request strict checks for on some goods from non e u countries. that meant a possible hard folder between northern ireland, possibly u. k. and the republic of on and, and e, u, country it was, i put a risk, the 1998 peace agreements that ended decades of violence in northern ireland. so the okay and the you signed a deal that effectively created a trade pulled up between northern islands and the rest of the you came some goods arriving from breton for you. and i'll check to northern irish port visa that under

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the s p u that is the ukrainian security service open to probe into the dining of the plane. and at the moment there is still very little information out there and a lot of uncertainty as to what happened. this is a highly sensitive topic, so the trainings will try to establish the full picture, get all the information before moving forward and to providing more information to the public. but from what we're hearing, the s p u considers that this could be a violation of the customs of war. that is something that they are investigating which would translate to more crimes being committed at the moment, kia phone has not confirmed or denied the russian claims the central claim that the plane carrying ukrainian p o w 's were shot down by you creating an air defense to get to the bottom of this, an independent investigation would be necessary. um the cranes are already investigated. this is going to be very, very difficult. given the fact that the incident happened in russian airspace. the crash site is within russian territory and out of the reach of investigators and at the mom

withholding billions of dollars in financial incentives that could be used to pay high wages, the d u. p refuses to rejoin the work is increasingly angry. the quote in the middle, what we need here is a british government to release the money, which they've indicated is available, which they are withholding as a means to lever the democratic unionist party back into the executive and storm workers are completely set up and frustrate of this is the consequence of political morales is public sector workers who toiled away without a pay rise, because there's no default government with the budget to give them what they say here, that they're pulling in a game with is often held up as a working example of piece building and power sharing. but the formal structures set up under the good friday peace agreement that ended decades of conflict. hardly work a tool with the public sector among those paying the price. joe the whole l g 0. belfast. oh, okay, that's it for me. nice bach of more news in about 30 minutes time. they've got a website out to 0 adult calm weather is next to the inside story.

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it is worth saying all the other main parties in northern ireland say the d u p has no reason, as theyrnment to be restored since then. anyone working in public services will tell you that it certainly is having an impact and a bigger impact the longer the time goes on. lack of decision—making and leadership, accountability, politicians and ministers are not going before committees here at stormont to answer for what they are doing. really, the issue that has come to the fore now is public sector pay. unions say that their pay over the course of years has gone behind their counterparts in the rest of their counterparts in the rest of the uk. tomorrow, more than a dozen unions will be holding strike actions. health care staff will be on strike and schools will be shot. a lot of destruction across the board. just before christmas, the uk government proposed a package of points to settle uk public sector pat’- points to settle uk public sector pay. broadly, you get the picture. it is a pay. broadly, you get the picture. it is a pivotal _ pay. broadly, you get the picture. it is a pivotal

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and so, with the u. p. yers is hey, bring your prices down or you are out, we are not going to carry your goods. so we can't do that in the u. s. context exactly. grocers in europe negotiate prices with suppliers on an annual basis, we don't do that here in the u.s.. but we do have other policy levers that we can use to try to get at this profiteering. one option that is on the table, really it's tax cuts. these companies should be paying a higher tax rate, when they are bringing in profits. and next year, many of the trump tax cuts expire, and i would hope that congress would take this on, and really try to remedy some of the excess profiteering we have seen, the exploitation we have seen over this period. >> would you see that being triggered simply by the profit margin? or specifically these practices? >> i think both. i think taxes are a great way to get at access profits. you know, look, your incentive to profit here is a little bit less when you are shipping yearnings back to the treasury department. >

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the d u p refuses to rejoin the work is increasingly angry or quote in the middle. what we need here is a british government to release the money, which they've indicated is available, which they are withholding as a means to lever the democratic unionist party back into the executive and storm workers are completely set up and frustrate of. this is the consequence of political paralysis. public sector workers have toiled away without a pay rise because there's no devolve government with a budget to give them one. they say here that they're pulling in a game and is often held up as a working example of piece building and power sharing. but the formal structures set up under the good friday peace agreement that ended decades of conflict, hardly work, a tool with the public sector among those paying the price go to whole elders 0 belfast the a pile of stones football teams. the que would, this is points on the asian cause of the thrilling 1. 1 tool with united arab emirates. it gives them hope of reaching the last 16 to and it gives a rough scope reports from kata. a

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the largest most motor site in human history is riley officials, u r. p. and politicians and jewish leaders are at this place together to make sure the memory of the whole account stuff from the state. they say it's no more crucial than ever in the face of rising anti semitism in europe. we wonder with uh for the last 79 years we have said never again. but actually no one meant never again. it was probably woods. some here tell us the lives of jewish people in europe have become awful since the terrorist attacks on the east. well, on october 7, describing and that was to be a fee or an intimidation chief read by beating. you mean the i called the, in the netherlands here. so what happened once can happen again and facilitate is a virus. and virus has mutations every time. it's something else in the human, the crusaders, this isaac, we say this, we killed the murder of the jesus in this, in the middle ages. we, we, we were the ones who make the diseases and isn't my, my parents had the wrong race. and i'm is, are you this? although a strong supporter of the

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but from what we're hearing, the s p u considers that this could be a violation of the customs of war. that is something that they are investigating which would translate to more crimes being committed at the moment kia from has not confirmed or denied the russian claims the central claim that the plane carrying ukrainian p o w 's were shot down by you creating an air defense to get to the bottom of this, an independent investigation would be necessary. um the cranes are already investigating. this is going to be very, very difficult. given the fact that the incident happened in russian airspace. the crash site is within russian territory and out of the reach of investigators and at the moment does not seem likely that they will be granted that independence neutral investigators or you credit investigating progressive access to it. and of course, russia is saying it's recovered, the flight record is from the crushed plane. so i mean, what are the chances of that going to make public won't be slight record is reveal . yeah, that is an interesting question. i mean, the black boxes um co

that's how you make sure that you are lifting them u p along the way and empowering them to go forward don't lick anybody behind, we put opportunities in front of everybody so they can see a way forward. >> i want you to see isaiah manning, he foundeded a coalition, he is a of republican saying he is leaning toward supporting you. >> thank you for being with us, governor. in the first debate you are the only candidate acknowledge the reality of climate change. he also pointed out the significance of emissions from countries like china and india. how is your administration help reduce emissions and priorities like american dominance support that? >> i think this has been made to be a partisan issue. and it shouldn't be. without knowing where any of houston, we all want clean air. we all want clean water. we all want the world for our kids that we know is going to be strong and healthy for them. so if you look at that, how do we get there? i do say climate change is real, we have to acknowledge our fax to know where we go. the problem is, we have seen extremes, we have seen people who sa

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p-l-u-g. two small caps. p is for peloton. 20-year-old life insurance company. both are around two to four billion market cap, so, small. unh, u, that's the 11th largest stock in the entire market at 500 plus billion. big dedicated safe health care name. and g is for gold, gld, or gold. so, p-l-u-g. a financial, a consumer discretion, a commodity, and a big health care name. two small cap, one super cap, that's unh, and one commodity, gld. >> somebody picked up peloton, because tim had the acronym bicep and the p, when guy was trying to dissect what bicep stood for, he thought p might be pell london, but it was paypal. that's a swing for the fences it's going to be taken out? >> it's a lotto ticket. either they're just going to walk along or do nothing, or come to life. >> how old is this show? >> oh. 17 years. >> 17 years. we've been doing this acronym thing for a long time. >> not 17. >> guy is the og, he's the only one. who -- s, small caps? dude. >> i know, i thought that was -- >> oh, my goodness. >> it should be russell.

u. n. the urges p. donors to reconsider their decision to suspend funding for the agency for palestinian refugees warning. it's humanitarian work space is collab. israel says the agencies work are joining the october 7th terror attacks. a turkish police hunt for 2 men who attacks a catholic church. the interior ministry says armed assailant. dom stormed the church and assemble during sunday worship, killing at least one person. full francis has expressed his solidarity with turkey's catholics. the uncle fairly welcome to the show. you in chief, antonio gutierrez, has called on donors dave, to guarantee the continued operation of the u. s. agency for palestinian refugees, key contributors, including the west, germany and the u. k. halted funding for on right after israel said, 12 staffers took part in a mazda is october 7th terror attacks on israel. the owner of the head has warrant that suspended the funding could threaten the lives of those who depend on the agency for survival. in the midst of a deepening to monetary and crisis and gaza slicing, to get a sack of flour. now precious commodity in