united engines. the construction corporation plans to supply more than 2,500 units, including those for civil aviation for the last one to the end next year , the tu-214 will be completely finalized in its design, there will be no foreign materials and products left, and in december it should receive a certificate. baikal, which replaces the obsolete an-2 , is preparing for the first flight a wide body liner-giant il-96 400m on the flagship ms-21. now work is being completed to replace a number of foreign systems and assemblies with domestic developments, and everything is going according to plan in an updated version. it rises, e, rises into the sky, and already this year and autumn, comprehensive tests will begin superjet, a with installed engines. pd-8 is another strategic area of ​​renewal of the civilian fleet until 2035. russian shipyards plan to launch about 1,000 ships. in addition, russia can seriously take a share in the global market in the field of composite materials. and by the way, one of the leaders in the production of rare earth metals confident mikhail mishustin is talking about the

we will also work with the corporation, irkut is, in principle, in the same family as the rostec unitedcraft corporation. here we think, distribute among ourselves, and direction, who will deal with the ram, or maybe the hard forums still stay in vorkuta eh? but it makes no sense to invest in irka that and us , in the same direction in the same direction, here it will simply be necessary to sit down and discuss, well , operational, of course, about managing the fleet for maintenance. we will do it ourselves, because we win both time and quite a lot of money due to this. see the company in the direction of freight . yes, definitely yes. we have already developed to date, and the project we are finishing a deal to buy one of the cargo airlines that existed on the market from the company, a big deal. i think we will complete the identification in august and here. of course, we will again begin operations only on domestic aviation equipment. we have already applied. e to the united construction corporations in the company or financial transfer to us of the il-96 cargo aircraft and we plan t

we have already applied to domestic aviation equipment, e.g., to the united aircraft corporation in the company of transferring the rear-96 cargo aircraft to us and we plan to put the il-96 under the certificate, and the cargo airline. watch the full version of the interview with red wings ceo evgeny solodilin on our channel today after 12:00 moscow time. the ministers of the opec country expressed gratitude to russia of a number of other states for the voluntary reduction in oil exports about this. they said in a press release after chatting on at the organization's international seminar, the participants assessed the current market conditions and approved the continuation of consultations with partners in opec. the ministers also expressed gratitude to the kingdom of saudi arabia for extending the voluntary reduction by one billion rubles per day into august, in addition, they thanked the russian federation for an additional voluntary reduction in exports by 500,000 barrels per day and algeria for an additional voluntary reduction of 20,000 barrels per day. per day in august 2023 curr

the programs of the irkut corporation and other enterprises of the united aircraft corporation , theect today is not being implemented at one plant, they are being implemented. she is very many factories at the same time on the newly implemented project. uh, we have an increase in production is expected in the near future by two to three at 5:00 to 10 times. eh, which imposes even additional requirements. again, working together is the same for everyone, the result of such joint work is reducing the cost of the aircraft and uniform loading of the industry's plants, which have the strategic task of making the ms-21 and the new superjet in the coming years the basis of the fleet of russian companies lyudmila smirnova maxim nazarov news, khabarovsk to the news. weather normal heat coming days becomes in the southern half of european russia, weather forecasters warn about this. what regions will it be enough and what will happen to the temperature in moscow, all the answers are from evgeny tishkar-ovtsev residents of the russian south warn of abnormal heat, and the northerners, on the co

, _ into our corporate investigations unit, over— into our corporate investigations unit, over six50, — unit, over six months that will be about 250, and you take those, and they are _ about 250, and you take those, and they are serious complaints coming through. _ they are serious complaints coming through. of— they are serious complaints coming through, of all different types. what _ through, of all different types. what happens is we have an outstanding corporate investigations team, _ outstanding corporate investigations team, they are very experienced, they assess the complaint. i'm not going _ they assess the complaint. i'm not going to _ they assess the complaint. i'm not going to go — they assess the complaint. i'm not going to go into the specifics because _ going to go into the specifics because of privacy concerns in terms of what _ because of privacy concerns in terms of what the — because of privacy concerns in terms of what the complaint is... | of what the complaint is... i understand that, but the question, how it differed. clearly it was judged to be not a legal wh

between the head executor of the irkut corporation program and other enterprises, the united aircrafton, an aviation project is not currently being implemented at one plant. they are implemented at very many plants simultaneously on a newly implemented project. uh, we're growing production is expected soon to two to three to five to 10 times. eh, which imposes even additional requirements. again, working together is the same for everyone, the result of such joint work is reducing the cost of the aircraft and uniform loading of factories in industries that face the strategic task of making the ms-21 and the new superjet in the coming years the basis of the fleet of russian companies lyudmila smirnova maxim nazarov is khabarovsk strengthening naval cooperation and maintaining stability in the asian in the pacific region, these are the goals of the joint russian-chinese exercises that have begun. today in evpatoria of the sea of ​​japan they are called the north of interaction 20-23 of the russian navy represent large anti-submarine ships, multi-purpose corvettes and other vessels, parti

corporation. let me remind you that she is in the process of being part of the united aircraft corporation. in turn, to the rostec state corporation, the reasons for de-branding were the development in the field of civil aviation over the past 20 years , the corporation has gone from a corporate center at the irkutsk aviation plant to a leading developer and manufacturer of civil aviation equipment. under this name , aircraft will be produced for many decades. maybe i hope endlessly decades. this name will go down in history world aviation. our corporation celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of its development, let me remind you that in the seventh year. we began to form the corporation and the revenue of our corporation was about 600 billion. today we have reached the level of two trillion with a small billion. we'll be back, and now we are in the shape of russia africa, within its framework, the development of cooperation was told to our channel by the minister of energy, nikolai shulginov. nikolai grigoryevich are glad to see you. we have the russia 24 tv channel on our discussion platf

corporation. let me remind you that she is in the course of the united aircraft corporation., to the state corporation rostec reasons over the past 20 years, de-branding has served as a development in the field of civil aviation , the corporation has gone from a corporate center at the irkutsk aviation plant to a leading developer and manufacturer of civil aviation equipment. under this name , aircraft will be produced for many decades. maybe, i hope that for an endless decade this name will enter, uh, in the history of world aviation. our corporation celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of its development, let me remind you that in the seventh year. we began to form a corporation and the revenue of our corporations was about 600 billion. today we have reached the level of two trillion. a hundred and a few billions has rich experience not only in design. aviation technicians over the years of work on the superjet and ms-21, the company has accumulated competencies in working with marketing suppliers. sales and service maintenance of civil aircraft today , this experience is u

oversix into our corporate investigations unit. six months that will be about 250 and you take those and they are the serious complaints that are coming through of all different types. what happens is we have an outstanding corporate investigations team, they are very experienced, they assess the complaint. i'm not going to go into the absolute specifics because of privacy concerns... i specifics because of privacy concerns. . ._ specifics because of privacy concerns... , . ., , concerns... i understand that but the question _ concerns. .. i understand that but the question of— concerns... i understand that but the question of how _ concerns... i understand that but the question of how it _ concerns... i understand that but the question of how it differed i the question of how it differed because it was judged to be the question of how it differed because it wasjudged to be not the question of how it differed because it was judged to be not a legal when it was assessed back in may —— not illegal. how did it differ? i may -- not ill

we have already applied to the united aircraft corporation in the company of financial transfer of thel-96 cargo aircraft to us and we are planning to put the 96 under the certificate, and the cargo airline. watch the full version of the interview with red wings ceo evgeny solodilin on our channel today after 12:00 moscow time. over the first half of the year, the moscow exchange increased by 3 million investors by the end of june , there were already almost 26 million on the site people with brokerage boards are the most market participants in moscow and the st. almost 3 mln . 33 kop. euro 98 41 that's all for me for now. alfred da formulated the idea that the russians can be defeated only if the ukrainians are set against them. the main task was a swift offensive and access to our western border. to overcome the water surface 3 km wide with the dominant west bank, this is a very serious obstacle. that is, it was such a deep and shielded defense. not all of these lines. we had to overcome the clogged in the afternoon, 2.438 people received the title of heroes in just the entire previo

the united aircraft corporation reported on the transfer of brand new su-35 fighter aircraft has long been used in its zone, this is a delivery, the second in a year for a special operation and the production of such types of aircraft doubled, in addition, the supply of drones increased 53 times compared to last year, the purchase and repair of tanks in 3 1/2 ka-52 helicopters purchased twice as much is being done. to say the least, all this work began as early as last year, 2022. we will provide defense enterprises of the industrial complex as soon as possible. it was possible to increase the production of especially demanded types of weapons for military special equipment. everything is the defeat necessary to carry out combat missions and, most importantly, to ensure their accelerated deliveries of troops to the russian defense complex on the battlefield. today the national team, representing several dozen, is opposed. strangely, experts assess the results of this confrontation as positively publicized nato tanks, missiles and artillery quickly run out of order , and there is nothi

the kamikaze was not forced to wait long, the united aircraft corporation reported, but the front. of brand new su-35 fighter jets has long been used in its zone, the second one in a year for a special operation, and the production of such types of aircraft has doubled. in addition, the supply of drones has grown 53 times compared to last year ka-52 helicopters bought twice as much , a lot is being done. and to say the least, all this work began last year 2022. we are in the shortest possible time to the defense enterprises of the industrial complex. it was possible to increase the production of especially demanded types of weapons for military special equipment, the communication of destruction, necessary for the performance of combat missions, and most importantly, to ensure their accelerated delivery of troops to the russian defense complex on the battlefield. today , the team, representing several dozen countries, is opposing the results of this confrontation, the expert evaluates put. on the advertised nato tanks, missiles and artillery, quickly fail , end, and there is nothin

after all, just a couple of days ago, the united states did the same thing, obliging american corporationsmits from the government. for the supply of chips to china now also access to cloud services. it seems that they want to make an emmaz for a chinese company according to the same principle. beijing, however, urges not to draw analogies. silence, the expert control of the chinese government regarding the relevant goods, according to the law is a common international practice and does not target any specific country in itself, golly from germanium, not that very rare metals, they are mined by the united states themselves and in south korea, of course, russia during the processing of other types of raw materials, including coal and bauxite, but according to the british critical metals intelligence center, china accounts for about 94% of world production. the same galia what allows and to maintain relatively low world prices, how much? of course i could call it a low ton. gali is almost one million two hundred thousand dollars, germany is one million. now the curve will sharply go up, firs

the move to fascism was on the other side where you have the government and corporations uniting, which by the way robert kennedy junior, he might be one of them. larry elder, nikki haley, these are wonderful people who might well be able to garner the support of a majority of americans. >> how many of them do you know well? >> i know all of them well. as it happens. i do not know bobby kennedy junior well. i have had him on my radio show. the others i do know very well. >> we are going to take calls for dennis in just a few minutes. it will put the numbers on the screen. go ahead and dial in. 202 748 2000. if you want to send a quick text message, 202748 8903. include your first name in your city if you would. we were sitting here talking before we got started. people were coming up to get selfies with you. there was a real variety of faces, ages, men, women. and i would ask them why they're fans of you. two answers we got, young woman said because you are talking about things on your show that we are not talking about in secular society. and the second one, that gentleman said because

bit of context to a few people in terms of the numbers of issues we get coming into our corporate investigations uniter six months. that will be about 250. you take those and they are the serious complaints coming through of all different types. and what happens is we have an outstanding corporate investigations team. they are very experienced. they assessed the complaint. i'm not going to go into the absolute specifics because of privacy concerns in terms of what the complaints -- >> i understand that. christian: with me to discuss is adam bolton, the editor in large for sky news. adam, welcome. good to have you with us. there's a couple of issues that tim devi raised which i want to get your take on. first of all, this period of time between the initial complaint that was made sometime in the middle of may and the seven weeks that lapsed until the sun broke this story on thursday. one phone call and onemail. was that sufficient? >> it clearly was not sufficient for the family who went to the sun newspaper. the families complaints about the lack of response from the bbc about the presenter in questi

bit of context to a few people in terms of the numbers of issues we get coming into our corporate investigations uniter six months, that will be about 250 and you take those and they are the serious complaints that are coming through of all different types. what happens is we have an outstanding corporate investigations team, they're very experienced, they assess the complaint. i'm not going to go into the absolute specifics because of privacy concerns... i understand that, but the question of how it differed because clearly it was judged to be not illegal when it was assessed back in may, but serious enough. how did it differ from the sun's report? i want to be careful in terms of what i can give you about the specifics of the complaint. the facts are there that the corporate investigations team looked at the log that is a summary of the call. we've got clear records of an interaction that lasted through the call and the summary of that call of 29 minutes, that summary then goes to the corporate investigations team, passed by audience services and they assessed it. so exactly as you say. in that sum

however, we understand that the parties have agreed to work close the unit close corporation on these issues. and of course, another important item is that you really need to members particular this reason does risk this need to move the, the movements and the activities of the project is supervisors. that costs the their company. so they say this is or not completed, how they have agreed to work closely. and also this is clear signs for now the need for an orientation of the turkish foreign policy, which seems to be more pro western kind of little bit distancing himself from moscow. so this is what the mood is on, you know, kind of what the experts are. see, okay, thank you for that with. so we'll set of that for us in a stumble. what we can stay in is stumble and speak to a new at him. he's a political advisor and president of drago managed strategies. he joins us as i said from a simple president other ones, but months holding up sweden spends the membership of nature. then yesterday we he pivoted. so the question is, has he got what he thinks he needs on his own, secures he needs.

united states , they cannot enter, and without detente , the united states first of all protects the business interests of its large corporationsnited states protects its security, and security is absolute security. they see it in ensuring a military presence in all regions of the world and deterring the military through all their potential competitors, and here. unfortunately, it must be recognized that in the new national security strategy that was adopted under the biden, russia, along with china, with which we stand back to back, is seen as a strategic competitor and threat to the rule-based order that the united states of america today promote international politics. and what do they mean by rule-based order, these supposedly rules are developed in a narrow circle of allies who will not mind. who will agree with everything that is offered to them washington and then presented as supposedly universal desires of the entire world community. and if someone does not agree with these rules, then he will see military power or sanctions pressure, which, if it is impossible to use military force, the united states will bring down o

the maximum prolongation of the conflict is beneficial to large arms corporations the united states pointsexperts a very small community that for generations determines washington's foreign policy enjoys the support of the military-industrial complex, with it closely linked, commodity companies and banks the only chance to break out of this vicious circle is the reality. the german newspaper berliner saitung may decide that leaving the war before the elections is beneficial, following the leading american publications, the west was disappointed with the course of the so-called ukrainian counteroffensive , even according to the most conservative estimates of observers loyal to kiev, the apu has already lost 13% of all delivered leopard tanks. yes, the nato summit in vilnius remains 8 days, and during this time the kiev regime must demonstrate at least any military success otherwise count on the continuation of western assistance in the same volume will be difficult anton dadykin matvey popov lead. where it's cheaper here in honor of the anniversary, the supermarket has launched a new sectio

bit of context to a few people in terms of the numbers of issues we get coming into our corporate investigations unityou take those and they are the serious complaints that are coming through of all different types. what happens is we have an outstanding corporate investigations team, they're very experienced, they assess the complaint. i'm not going to go into the absolute specifics because of privacy concerns... i understand that, but the question of how it differed because clearly it was judged to be not illegal when it was assessed back in may, but serious enough. how did it differ from the sun's report? i want to be careful in terms of what i can give you about the specifics of the complaint. the facts are there that the corporate investigations team looked at the log that is a summary of the call. we've got clear records of an interaction that lasted through the call and the summary of that call of 29 minutes, that summary then goes to the corporate investigations team, passed by audience services and they assessed it. so exactly as you say. in that summary, in the information that the bbc beca

do you notice that sometimes that somehow the united states circle mainstream corporate media is starting to latch onto the arguments you've been making since february and since 2014 they have to be a to says a granite rock not to and they have to begin to understand that, well, we keep up on this thing more longer and we're going to lose what little readership we have left. because the american people don't figure out sooner or later too. if you're looking at a situation where the united states is going to be sending, spending is already spending. if we talk about national security rather than the armed forces, a trillion dollars a year, you're looking at a $30.00 to $33.00 trillion dollar aggregate debt. the interest payments of which will consume, plus the defense budget, all of the discretionary federal spending about 2030, maybe earlier. that's the congressional budget office prediction. you can keep doing that. you simply can't keep doing it. why are we able to do it now, we're able to do it now because the oil is denominated, preferably in dollars. and because we have a military th

corporate power allows companies to raise prices, achieving maximum profits, withholding salaries to employees. confident mp. ireland meckley. sex. experts confirm brussels is changing dependence on one another invariably, obeying the united the recent deal with the american corporation intel , which promised brussels at its expense for large-scale european production of semiconductors and microchips, once again proves this, because the united states retains the right to prohibit or allow european manufacturers to export certain goods to third countries, containing american chips, analysts admit. participation in the ukrainian conflict ruins the eu of the anus, god winal is all hopeless for ukraine kiev he is not able to return the crimea and donbass not by military, not by diplomatic efforts in a deep crisis, and the american military-industrial complex requires stings from local corporations, but there is no one familiar with the technology to make them, an engineer far beyond 70 years of age is wanted around the country, but this will not help. experts say the production of new stingers. it is possible that only 206 it is possible to restore the us stockpiles of weapons at all, the crisis is shifting for at least 5 yea

behnam yazdani is located and the united nations human rights broadcasting corporation held a un human rights conference on the desecration of the qur'an. the recent actions against hunter of the qur'an show the double standards in the second world assembly , which not only violates human rights, but also incites hatred , violence and enmity among 2 billion muslims . take this counter action last week, the government imposed the punishment for insulting the quran in front of the mosque, and we issued the ban. how did the conviction follow ? i am talking to siryas rezaei , an expert on human rights issues, mr. rezaei. and courtesy and respect for your service, dear colleagues and dear viewers, please, for what happened, this insult and this audacity that took place led to the holding of an emergency meeting in the united nations human rights council, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the incident that unfortunately had a precedent for religions . and especially, the religion of islam is related to the qur'an this time it was met with a serious reaction from the islamic countries

the individual has spoken to us at bbc news, they haven't made a complaint to the bbc corporate investigations unitse new claims of menacing, bullying type behaviour by the high—profile presenter suggest fresh questions about his conduct, which is why we feel it's right to report them. bbc news has contacted the presenter and his lawyer, but haven't had any formal response. well, the director general of the bbc, tim davie, defended the corporation's handling of the initial complaint against the presenter. the bbc was first contacted almost eight weeks ago by the family, claiming their child had received money for sexually explicit photos. but the presenter was not spoken to by the corporation until last thursday. 0ur media editor, katie razzall, reports. the bbc at the centre of a storm. not a good situation, the director—general said today. claim and counterclaim goes on about a bbc presenter, still unnamed, explicit photographs, and quite what the bbc did when a family complained. in his first interview since the crisis erupted, tim davie said he had launched an internal review of bbc complaints

the ukraine more says g. noticed that sometimes that somehow the united states circle mainstream corporate media is starting to latch onto the arguments you've been making since february and since 2014. so you'd have to be a jesus, a granite rock not to and they'd have to begin to understand that, well, we keep up on this thing more longer and we're going to lose what little leadership we have left. because the american people then figure out, sooner or later too, if you're looking at a situation where the united states is going to be sending, spending is already spending. if we talk about national security rather than the armed forces, a trillion dollars a year, you're looking at a $3233.00 trillion dollar aggregate debt, the interest payments of which will consume plus the defense budget. all of the discretionary federal spending by 2030, maybe earlier. that's the congressional budget office prediction. you can keep doing that. you simply can't keep doing it. why are we able to do it now we're able to do it now because the oil is denominated, preferably in dollars. and because we have a

at bbc news, they have not made at bbc news, they have not made a complaint to the bbc corporate investigations unitallegations from the sun. these new claims of menacing, bullying type behaviour by the high—profile presenter suggest fresh questions about his conduct, which is why we feel it is right to report them. bbc news has contacted the presenter and his lawyer but have not had formal response. well, the director general of the bbc, tim davie, defended the corporation's handling of the initial complaint against the presenter. the bbc was first contacted almost eight weeks ago by the family, claiming their child had received money for sexually explicit photos, but the presenter was not spoken to by the corporation until last thursday. our media editor katie razzall reports. the bbc at the centre of a storm. not a good situation, the director—general said today. claim and counterclaim goes on about a bbc presenter, still unnamed, explicit photographs, and quite what the bbc did when a family complained. in his first interview since the crisis erupted, tim davie said he had launched an internal r

corporate power allows companies to raise prices, achieving maximum profit to keep employees' salaries. confident mp for ireland meklis. experts contend that brussels changes dependence one for another invariably, submitting to the unitedecent deal with the american corporation intel, which promised brussels to scale up at its expense. european production semiconductors and microchips once again proves this, because the united states retains the right to prohibit or allow european manufacturers to export certain goods containing american microcircuits to third countries, analysts admit. participation in the ukrainian conflict ruins the eu but this is all futile for ukraine kiev is not able to return the crimea and donbass not by military or diplomatic efforts in a deep crisis. and american drinks from local corporations require stings, but there is no one to make them, familiar with the technology, an engineer far beyond 70 years of age is wanted across the country, but this will not help. experts say the production of new stingers, perhaps only 206. it will take at least 5 years to restore the stocks of weapons. the us will generally need at least 5 years. the crisis is shifting or washington is moving towards yule .

corporate power allows companies to raise prices, achieving maximum profits, withholding the salaries of employees. confident mp. ireland mixoli. experts constants. brussels, changing dependence one for another, invariably, obeying the uniteds , the recent deal with the american corporation intel, which promised brussels at its expense for the large-scale european production of semiconductors and microchips, once again proves this because the united states retains the right to prohibit or allow european manufacturers to export certain goods containing american microcircuits to third countries, analysts admit. participation in the ukrainian conflict ruins the eu, it is all hopeless for ukraine kiev is not able to return the crimea and donbass by non-military non-diplomatic efforts in a deep crisis and the american military-industrial complex requires stingers from local corporations, but there is no one who is familiar with the technology, an engineer far beyond 70 specialists aged are wanted all over the country, but it won't help. experts say the production of new stingers, perhaps only 206, the restoration of us weapons stocks will generally require a minimum. for five years, the crisis has been shifting or washington is

strike by rockets; this allowed the command to continue coordinating the actions of our units in battle, corporalck drones hit the drones with aimed fire, and did not detonate in the air before they had time to fly up to the positions of our troops. the united states in the coming days will announce the allocation of another billion three hundred million dollars to ukraine, and such plans, citing sources. in government in government circles. according to reuters, the money will be used to pump up the kiev regime weapons, in particular, it will be purchased by a system to combat drones, fermenting ammunition and drones. kamikaze, in the meantime, to disclose information about what the funds allocated by washington are spent on ukraine called on by american businessman elon musk, he left a comment under the corresponding news published in his microblogging networks. it would be nice if the public knew what the money is being spent on. by the way, the american bradley combat vehicles delivered as part of the so-called military assistance to ukraine turned out to be not so effective in confronting ru

bit of context to a few people in terms of the numbers of issues we get coming into our corporate investigations unitd you take those and they are the serious complaints that are coming through of all different types. and what happens is we have an outstanding corporate investigations team. they're very experienced. they assess the complaint. now, i'm not going to go into the absolute specifics because of privacy concerns in terms of what the complaints to your question. i understand that. with me to discuss is adam bolton. welcome. good to have you with us. a couple of issues that tim davie raise, which i want to get your take on. first of all, this time period between the initial complaint that was made sometime in the middle of may, and the seven weeks that lapsed until the sun broke the story —— the sun. one phone call and one e—mail. was that sufficient? it sun. one phone call and one e-mail. was that sufficient?— was that sufficient? it clearly wasn't for — was that sufficient? it clearly wasn't for the _ was that sufficient? it clearly wasn't for the family, - was that sufficient? it clearly w

do you notice that sometimes that somehow the united states circle mainstream corporate media is starting to latch onto the arguments you've been making since february and since 2014 it would have to be a piece is a granite rock not to and they'd have to begin to understand that, well, we keep up on this thing more longer and we're going to lose what little readership we have left. because the american people don't figure out sooner or later too. if you're looking at a situation where the united states is going to be sending, spending is already spending. if we talk about national security rather than the armed forces, a trillion dollars a year, you're looking at a $30.00 to $33.00 trillion dollar aggregate debt. the interest payments of which will consume plus as advanced budget, all of the discretionary federal spending about 2030, maybe earlier. that's the congressional budget office prediction. you can keep doing that. you simply can't keep doing it. why are we able to do it now, we're able to do it now because the oil is denominated, preferably in dollars. and because we have a milit

but they have not made a complaint to they have not made a complaint to the bbc corporate investigative unit the original allegations from the sun. these new claims of menacing and bullying type of behaviour by the high—profile presenter suggest fresh questions about his conduct which is why we feel it is right to report them. bbc news has contacted the presenter and his lawyer but have not had any formal response.— his lawyer but have not had any formal response. lucy, thanks for “oininu formal response. lucy, thanks for joining us- — well, today the director general of the bbc, tim davie, defended the corporation's handling of the initial complaint against the presenter. the bbc was first contacted almost eight weeks ago by the family claiming their child had received money for sexually explicit photos. but the presenter was not spoken to by the corporation until last thursday. our media editor katie razzall reports on the latest developments. the bbc at the centre of a storm. not a good situation, the director—general said today. claim and counterclaim goes on about a bbc presenter, still

this is, probably, a visiting card of igor mikhailovich's corporate identity, we are absolutely united slavs and , of course, we need to be friends, we need to take care of each other, because it's so easy, but to follow someone else's lead, who from afar is something trying to make it very easy to quarrel, but it is much more valuable to be friends with brothers to be one such friendly people from the standing committee of the union state to people who serve the ideas, brotherhoods, were awarded a special diploma back to the creative embodiment of the idea. the peoples of belarus and russia were awarded the chairman of the belteleradiocompany ivan eisment. thank you very much for such a high assessment of our work , the velota radio company has always supported and will continue to support all initiatives. e of the union state is our sincere and principled position. this does not apply to a media project, and today some union states invite guests of the festival to the performance of the mytishchi puppet theater ognivo and the murmansk regional puppet theater on the streets of vitebsk

us on the, on the, i never one who assumes that the width of the country is and the united states of america is corporate sense means well, if anything happens that is good, it is incidental rather than something. yeah, i just meant that taking that right off the ball, they never take the i of the boat. whatever you see them do is a doctor called if you see them moving out of something, i do think that the of the, the, the, i is not the body's not the i is always the own double on. they may mix something, talk to co changes which you think in your best interest, but the trucks and the amendment to fulfill the on the agenda. and ultimately, they will come for you a joke. you know, the, well, the ups of this a news around the, the checkouts all see the most of interesting. so is i will leave back to them. the, a nice sort of course into solving for now are you going to spend the water now, no problem ma'am. ma'am, can you me upload the like the image of the of the cover me with your position you go under the fill out to the yes, some little motion or at least the some little more snow way a little correspo

yeah, in this case is a very influential multinational corporation with united global i'm calling in facebook at the, in the companies have spent many years developing this rhetoric wants to begin the i'm going to send you what is a normal sort of branding. i'm not surprised to see them trying to deceive the public or claiming that labeling is not beneficial and okay. in a ticket that looked on is this followed nicely as now even improve the formulas for a range of best products in order to avoid the dreaded black labels. that is in the name of the cussing, but it's understandable for companies to protect their interest. they make out and we flatter what economic and private interests cannot be placed above the public interest at a point that is, what is the meaning that is what is what, how, that's why we talk about separating the economic interest from political power. if the political power of a sovereign nation involves protector of defending but and promoting public interest, they put them with anything that is the chief among those interest is protecting children. not to the to

corporations themselves. and, so, with respect to citizens united on the facts of that case, we expect a favorable outcome because you had a nonprofit corporation, small and organized for the express purpose -- and express purpose. obviously people don't give up their free speech rights simply because they organize in that way. but that is a universe of difference from a widely held publicly traded multinational corporation. and so i do think that we need to think a little bit more about how free speech rights apply in the corporate context. i am not suggesting that i have got a bottom-line final answer for this question. i am just suggesting that perhaps we should give this a little bit more thought. and we also probably should not lose sight of the fact that at the end of the day these rights belong to flesh and blood people with actual bodies and are grounded in natural rights. and i'm pretty confident that there was not -- that the corporations did not exist in the state of nature. and so, i think, i think we need to think through this a little bit more africanized that there is probably some limits to this n

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