in the oli the united kingdom. in the policy toward _ the united kingdom.he policy toward china that. policy toward china that undoubtedly will be important in the coming months, what are the major bear crops?— the major bear crops? well, obviously — the major bear crops? well, obviously the _ the major bear crops? well, obviously the personal- obviously the personal relationship will be important. we should not fool ourselves into thinking that the british ambassador, even one of the cloud and of the international reputation if you like of lord mandelson, it is going to be seeing the president of the united states every other day, things don't really work like that. there are machinery in government, and different experts that go on all the time. nevertheless, the profile thatis time. nevertheless, the profile that is enjoyed by the ambassador on the spot is an important part of trying to ensure that the uk's perspective is understood and that we have influence in addressing these questions. the downside if you like, the risks as you would say, is that you

the united kingdom's serious fraud unit deputy. assistant secretary of state george kent chris hynes, the abc white house reporter, abc good morning america. the washington post, the new york times. ukrainian law enforcement and the obama state department. they all thought there was cause to raise the issue about bidens and burisma. now the house managers might say without evidence that everything we just have said has been debunked, that the evidence points entirely and unequivocally in the other direction. that is a distraction. you've heard from the house managers. they do not believe that there was any concern to raise here, that all of this was baseless. and all we are saying is that there was a basis to talk about this, to raise this issue, and that is enough. i yield myplease welcome uniteds representative sean duffy of wisconsin and his

united kingdom series fraud unit. deputy assistant secretary of state george can.hey all thought there was cause to raise the issue about the biden's and burisma.wenow the house managers might say without evidence that everything would just said has been debunked. the evidence points entirely and unequivocally in the other direction that's a distraction. you heard from the house manager they do not believe that there was any concern to raise that all this was baseless. there was a basis to talk about this to raise the issue. i yield my time. people who benefited are his family members, not the american. let's take a closer look. we all know about jared's son hunter biden. a corrupt ukrainian oligarch put hunter on the board of the gas company even though he had no experience in ukraine or the energy sector. non-. yet he was paid millions to do nothing we only have one qualification that mattered he was the son of the man in charge of distributing u.s. a ukraine. recently reported information revealed a few months after hundred biden joined the corrupt companies boa

i felt a deep sense of pride here in the united kingdom when, in response to anger and lawlessness in several towns this summer, community came together not to repeat these behaviors, but to repair, to repair. not just building things, but relationships. and most importantly, to repair trust by listening and to understanding. deciding how to act for the good of all. again, listening is a recurrent theme of the nativity story. mary, the mother of jesus, listened to the angel who revealed to her a different future full of hope for all people. the message of the angels to the shepherds that there should be peace on earth, in fact, echoes through all faiths and philosophies. it rings true to this day for people of goodwill across the world and so it is. with this in mind that i wish you and all those you love a most joyful and peaceful christmas. once in alluding city stood studio. to share and when mother did her baby thing to. bed. that. day. come on solitudes heard you loud. oh, oh, oh. yes. oh. and oh oh. oh. oh. oh. oh, oh. oh. for. oh. oh. oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. oh, oh. i. saw. oh, oh.

i felt a deep sense of pride here in the united kingdom when, in response to anger and lawlessness ineveral towns this summer, communities came together, not to repeat these behaviours, but to repair. to repair notjust buildings, but relationships, and most importantly, to repair trust by listening, and through understanding, deciding how to good for the good of all. to act for the good of all. again, listening is a recurrent theme of the nativity story. mary, the mother ofjesus, listened to the angel, who revealed to her a different future full of hope for all people. the message of the angels to the shepherds, that there should be peace on earth, in fact echoes through all faiths and philosophies. it rings true to this day for people of goodwill across the world. and so, it is with this in mind that i wish you, and all those you love, a mostjoyful and peaceful christmas. # once in royal david's city # stood a lowly cattle shed # where a mother laid her baby # in a mangerfor his bed # mary was that mother mild # jesus christ her little child # he came down to earth from heaven # who

organization didn't hit the economic sector until the middle of the 1800's for the registration act of united kingdom corp. lost united states were wicked shipped for mercantilism to bottom-up economic organization and the other factor was higher carbon this massive increase in available energy. these two things transform human society to an unrecognizable state today and now we have a movement and i run a public company. in the movement in the big picture it's reversing both of those top-down dictates about what values and what you should check an explicit war against hydrocarbons. based on a mainstream climate narrative that goes something like this, there's an ever-growing climate crisis sweeping the world wreaking destruction in its wake particularly harming low-income people around the world and therefore all the countries must unite in a battle to drive the fastest possible energy transition to cleaner greener fuel and denying retrograde getting in the way and we will be there soon. this is the narrative but the one problem with the narrative is it simply not true. and let me hit if you've thos

following the letter, which the prime minister of the united kingdom addressed to me, on the 12th ofnational secretary adviser, on the 25th of november, the delegation of officials from the united kingdom came to mauritius last week forfurther united kingdom came to mauritius last week for further discussions with the mauritian authorities. apart from meetings which were held between senior officials from mauritius and the united kingdom, the head of the uk delegation called upon me. during the discussions, mauritius made clear that while it is still willing to conclude an agreement with the united kingdom, the draft agreement shown to us after the general elections is one which, in our view, would not produce the benefits that the nation could expect from such an agreement. therefore, mauritius accordingly submitted counterproposals to the uk so that an agreement which is in the best interest of mauritius can be concluded. the response of the united kingdom to the counterproposals was received yesterday afternoon and is now being currently considered. thank you, madam speaker. bud c

the industries in europe, and specifically in the united kingdom, which had become a major industrial power which then bends the question. how do we assess british colonizer a, been in direct as it was, one of the message that they used was divide and rule on the divide and rule was creating concept amongst the different nations. so that when they came to kenya, they ensured that there was conflict between his victory was on the 6 who are you. they ensured that there was conflict between this but lou he, uh, on the video was there ensure that there was conflict between the mass size and the communities because divided in that way, you would not join a sports for buffers, just removing them from power. they went through uganda, uninsured, that they divided the country uninsured, that there was conflict between them. i've gone down to say when you're a little on the i lulu on the single $5.00 and under the i strongly and then sure that this was done under the we've, they went to countries such as the gum via that showed that there was a conflict among the my lincoln, people in nigeria,

and then the united kingdom. and this continued in different parts of the continent of africa in east africa. of course coffee was a major commodity that was traded t was a major commodity as we have indicated when they went to west on fiber of africa in countries such as saturday. all countries such as and nigeria, on the gun on your costs was cool, cool, and gold. and today if of course you go to the british museum on the nozzle, places where they keep this active flux, you would find a lot of active pups because it was also called 0. you'll find a lot of controlled octave folks that was taken from the kingdom. so bending. and this was to be found in countries such as nigeria, the gumby. i did not promise much, but was frontage the extent that it was one of the outlets out there in the atlantic ocean. now becoming october as part of dies saturday, all was same as a full a number of minerals and was also near up to the united kingdom on the ultimate to be no cool. cool. was a major commodity that was been create

the united kingdom's serious fraud unit deputy. assistant secretary of state george kent chris hynes, the abc white house reporter, abc good morning america. the washington post, the new york times. ukrainian law enforcement and the obama state department. they all thought there was cause to raise the issue about bidens and burisma. now the house managers might say without evidence that everything we just have said has been debunked, that the evidence points entirely and unequivocally in the other direction. that is a distraction. you've heard from the house managers. they do not believe that there was any concern to raise here, that all of this was baseless. and all we are saying is that there was a basis to talk about this, to raise this issue, and that is enough. i yield myi'm pam bondi. our party's theme tonight is amer >> i'm pam bondi. our party theme tonight is america the land of opportunity. and listening to the stories of discoveries and deliverance you can't helpt be proud to call ts country home, but for joe biden it's

and between the united kingdom and between countries such as qatar.hen it comes to qatar itself, we know that when it came to the world cup there was a lot of concern as to the country's human rights record, but today what we are looking at, although there will no doubt come up as well because i know a lot of the commentators we've been speaking to this morning have this up, but today this is about what we're going to see within the next hour, just the pomp and ceremony, the royal household working in unison with the foreign and commonwealth office to ensure that every moment of this goes down to detail. so we are watching what is happening at horse guards parade. with me is robert hardman, economist for the daily mail. and you are the author of a new book, charles iii, allabout author of a new book, charles iii, all about the king. author of a new book, charles iii, allabout the king. as author of a new book, charles iii, all about the king. as we monitor what is happening, we'rejust watching monitor what is happening, we're just watching these pictu

the registration act in the united kingdom general corporation laws and the united states, where we could shift from merntilism to actual bottom-up economic organization. the other factor was higher, carbon come massive increase in available energy. these things transform human society to be an unrecognizable state today. now we have esg movement and i run a public company. in esg movement in the big picture stenting reverse both of those. top-down about what values and what boxes you should check and an explicit war against hydrocarbons. based on mainstream climate narrative that go something like this. there's an ever-growing climate crisis sweeping the world, wreaking destruction in its wake, particularly harming low income people around the world and, therefore, all the countries must unite in a battle to drive fast as possible in the transition to cleaner greener cheaper fuels. and only denying retrograde, get in the way we will be there soon. this is the narrative. there's one problem with the narrative. it's simply not true. let me a few of those things. first of all the image tran

they are no strangers to the united kingdom. of yoon went to --qatar went to sandhurst, and he is an anglophile, if you will. not a huge amount of relations that need to be patched up. the fact that they have this joint squadron with the royal air force base, where you have qatari pilots, they have done all the training that the raf has to do, practicing what it means to be ejected from a plane, to parachute down, captured ienemy territory, they have done all of that survival training up there in parts of the u.k. in many ways, they feel as if they share a great deal in common. the interesting thing about qatar, for a while, it was a pariah state in the middle east. saudi arabia, bahrain, the uae, and egypt essentially put it on the announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and

i felt a deep sense of pride here in the united kingdom when, in response to anger and lawlessness in several towns this summer, communities came together, not to repeat these behaviours, but to repair. to repair notjust buildings but relationships. and most importantly, to repair trust by listening, and, through understanding, deciding how to act for the good of all. the king's christmas message from this small, intimate chapel is more personal and more direct this year, reflecting the challenging 12 months he has been through. the king's cancer treatment will continue into 2025. but palace sources say this christmas he is feeling positive about the year ahead. daniela relph, bbc news. and we'll bring you the full king's speech coming up here on bbc news in about ten minutes. pope francis has delivered his traditional christmas day blessing. speaking from the central balcony of st peter's basilica to thousands of people in the square below, he delivered his traditional christmas day urbi et orbi — an address to the city and the world. in his speech, the pope called for talks between

you so much we are willing to work with the united kingdom. if the okay is willing to work with us. yes, the the but i do not know if this is not the case is then we will sure. but even if i used to do well on our own, without off for my allies from the anti hitler coalition stuff. what do you mister president? there are many questions from russians as well. i think we should have a brief question section which this a to is to have a dream, a personal dream, excuse me, not a statement. 3 buttons, but the one that is personal. well yes, i do have spots since that is personal. i think i'll leave it to myself. you to say to you about the funding from the trip we've question from the social media. are you happy mat bush, they just stick to the bleed? so i do think it's a good question for the leave q and a can i say yes or no. you meant to to deal with those. so if you see the thing is symposium every 2 years. so for us to, to what you're seeing here, as everyone knows that was born to a simple family, might be a small, you see it over the do ancestors across the do not use the info lev

i felt a deep sense of pride here in the united kingdom when, in response to anger and lawlessness ineveral towns this summer, communities came together, not to repeat these behaviours, but to repair. to repair notjust buildings, but relationships, and most importantly, to repair trust by listening, and through understanding, deciding how to act for the good of all. again, listening is a recurrent theme of the nativity story. mary, the mother ofjesus, listened to the angel, who revealed to her a different future full of hope for all people. the message of the angels to the shepherds, that there should be peace on earth, in fact echoes through all faiths and philosophies. it rings true to this day for people of goodwill across the world. and so, it is with this in mind that i wish you, and all those you love, a mostjoyful and peaceful christmas. # once in royal david's city # stood a lowly cattle shed # where a mother laid her baby # in a mangerfor his bed # mary was that mother mild # jesus christ her little child # he came down to earth from heaven # who is lord and god of all # and

two factors in the united kingdom. the government had to intervene and one of them back on. this was the start of a really crisis. so, energy is not just a poor country. california has the highest adjusted poverty rate in the nation today. 10% received a disconnection notice on utilities in the last year.r. a larger percent and unfeeded them. in this country, they die ever winter.rl they are not keeping their homes after safe temperatures.om climate change should bees based on data and traded off other things. this is a political driving force. it's not about reducing gene housema gases. my response was to rite a different corporate esu report where we layout stuff inep more detail. that's what we should focus on. [ applause ] >> >>> sout dakota governor christy nome has been selected to be in the tmp adnistration. she severed in the house of representatives for eight years. prior she was a state repre

representing the united kingdom was prince william — who also met with the us president elect.bells ring out once more. then three knocks at the cathedral door, and notre—dame is officially reopened. some would say reborn. inside, no hint of the fire's damage. instead, gleaming limestone and a host of vips. prince william is here, alone, to represent the united kingdom, greeting donald trump, who seemed close to arm wrestling the french president, emmanuel macron. applause inside for the firemen who tackled the blaze and saved much of the building. and a french "thank you" projected on the outside. president macron, weakened politically these days, sought to inspire and to unite. translation: we have rediscovered what greatj nations can accomplish — to achieve the impossible. this cathedral has shown us what a nation is and what the world should be. it was late on 15th april 2019 that notre—dame caught fire. an inferno spread, a watching world gasping as the famous spire collapsed. but the work of 2,000 craftsmen and women, a flood of donations and a strict deadline have brough

study out of the united kingdom is not showing that. it is showing a large percentage get worse as a result of it and can lead to problems with mood, problems with behavior and if that happens it is a wrong time to be doing this when puberty is approaching. the united kingdom decided to continue the ban under the age of 18. another quick point that you and i made before we came on here. what role are parents playing here? are they feeling guilty and superimposeing political ideology and let the kid decide who is 12 years old? >> harris: maybe, maybe younger. >> not good medicine or psychological health. mental health support is the way to go for a young kid. >> harris: maybe for the whole family. perhaps parents have run out of road on what they think they can do for their child. it okay for everybody to get help in those situations. try to figure out a way forward that doesn't involve cutting and drugs. >> completely agree. >> harris: new numbers show a huge jump in deportations this last fiscal year. critics say that pales in comparis

like israel of the united states of america and the united kingdom cannot get away with that. all crimes the world crimes that they are committing day by day by day adult on an article. so this visual tumbles into memories of jude, our friend julian hassan. as being in bell marsh for 4 years and, and all that revolution, the wiki leaks revolution, when suddenly we discovered through to know that a ways to discover the truth about what is actually happening in our lives. and wouldn't it be wonderful action if you were allowed to do your job completely improperly? but if we, if you were allowed to do it with the support of the governing bodies, imagine if we were actually allowed to have a real investigation, for instance, into 2 things random note rad october the 7th. how, how wonderful would it would be if there was allowed to be an international investigation into what actually happened on october the 7th in south and israel. okay. who did what to whom, how many people, what actually killed whether that was a new rape or that was made and all of those things. but of course th

reports all the time that i felt as through all my industry major, that his premier ship in the united kingdom is turning about out to be an absolute disaster. and that he may be on seated at any time by the power public opinion, the sooner the better because he is an opportunist of the west, west kind that older. so his history is pat with a savory associations with and my 5 and i my 6 and all kinds of stuff that we absolutely do not want an a prime minister in the u. k. well, he was doing in cyprus, i have no idea. maybe you could maybe explain it to me, but i there are more important things in life. well there was, this guy plays the spies plains, the, the as riley's rely on. yeah. yeah. that matt can uh, just being explaining to us or those of us will follow back, can i? i know you do cuz he was on the phone last week the other week. okay, well let you go, there you go. and i've been following his stories, which should be an extremely detail, and i am so ashamed to be an englishman reading his reports of what we have been doing to be complicit in the genocide is being perpetrated now to ap

a meticulously detailed down to the last detail and goes like clockwork, it is something the united kingdoms very well known for. it is done with the help of the royal household in conjunction with the foreign and commonwealth office, so lots to discuss, not least qatar itself, often described as a country with a really difficult human rights record. we saw these arguments during the 2022 world cup when qatar hosted that. i am very pleased that throughout the special coverage today on bbc news we have lots of special guests including my truong my lan guest, nicholas hamilton, who was the ambassador to qatar. —— including my first guest, nicholas hamilton. these state visits are so meticulously planned, without going into a massive long history lesson, the uk and qatar have a very long relationship dating back to 1916? ., , to 1916? good morning, it is very good — to 1916? good morning, it is very good to _ to 1916? good morning, it is very good to be _ to 1916? good morning, it is very good to be here - to 1916? good morning, it is very good to be here in - to 1916? good morning, it isj ver

say, teenage asma, could see you now — with your own restaurant, a bit of a food guru in the united kingdomal activist as well — would she believe it 00:01:01,411 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 could be possible? which is straight after this programme. you see it on the streets, you see it in the restaurants. cuisine on offer here. with south asian food, and my guest today is the renowned indian—born chef asma khan, who is also a pioneer. restaurant in the world. she says she was born to set the world on fire. asma khan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. well, it is a great pleasure to be in your restaurant. i just wonder if the young asma, say, teenage asma, could see you now — with your own restaurant, a bit of a food guru in the united kingdom, a social activist as well — would she believe it could be possible? no, because the way that girls were brought up in a family like mine, and the way i felt my position in the family and the clan was, i didn't dare to imagine. i dreamt of it. i used to dream of my name in lights, i used to dream that mountains were calling out my name. i would n

so the only one that really escape that fate, that this political turmoil, at least is the united kingdom. and that's simply because they have a much more structured and managed democracy where the center, right center, left, shuffle still rules, you know, they have been mars, but that we use it that way. so the election in which the of the opposition party won an astounding victory with the lowest vote a at the same time, i mean, talk about structure, george, finish it out the 20 seconds. go ahead. and i think if i did the example of the u. k, i think that's done to confirm what the mark was saying because of course the big story that was the rise of uh nigel for raj is uh, the populace bought the i get a british version of populace bothered and clearly he is becoming man in the united kingdom and there was a lot of talk about that. he will be the next prime minister. i mean probably off to the next. so extra, maybe the election off of that. but clearly he's now expected to be eventually prime minister. yeah, i get all you all gets down to who counts the vote. i guessed upright gentlemen

of here tonight, donald trump has announced who he wants to appoint as his ambassador to the united kingdomis own private financial services company called stevens ink who will be moving to london to represent america to what donald trump has called one of america's most cherished and beloved allies, the united kingdom. studio: thank you, sarah smith, our editor live in washington. in georgia, riot police backed by water cannon, have moved in to clear thousands of protestors gathered outside the parliament. they're protesting against the pro—russian ruling party's decision to suspend a push to start talks onjoining the european union. the georgian dream party came to power in disputed elections back in october. steve rosenberg has the latest from the georgian capital, tbilisi. at night georgia's capital looks and sounds like this. a standoff between the security forces and anti—government protesters. this is happening night after night now in tbilisi, protesters firing fireworks and the riot police responding with tear gas. once again, georgian police dispersed thousands of protesters. earl

and clearly he is becoming man in the united kingdom. and there was a lot of talk about that he will be the next prime minister. i mean, probably off to the next. so extra, maybe the election off of that. but clearly he's now expected to be eventually prime minister. yeah, i get all you all gets down to who counts the vote. i guessed upright gentlemen, that's all the time we have. oh, and it's like my guess in budapest and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our to see you next time. and remember process rules and happy new year. the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the interesting you're doing because it leads to the articles and you might see other when you easily scale to see them. but you can, you know, probably might have custody of the united. so scaling the data, this test is kind of short list of notes as detail is typical, of course, get them to which the portables seem and use the link dubiousness tools that those are still go to the you could, would need to even finance 0. it's

do you have advice for newer world leaders such as sir keir starmer of the united kingdom, the mannershould use when he talks to donald trump? you've got to know vladimir putin very early on in your political career. he knew full well that you're nervous around dogs but he decided to bring his dog along to a public meeting that you had. what was going through your mind? you say in your memoir is that it became very clear to you that the biggest priority for vladimir putin was power and reducing western influence in europe it had gained after the cold war. but despite that you allowed germany to become energy dependent on russia. how do you respond to those who criticise you and say you put german business interests before european security? i come back to energy dependency, though, dr merkel, because you have president obama who you are close to at the time. he begged you not to build a second gas pipeline to russia. it was built in 2014 after bellamy after vladimir putin had already invaded. volodymyr zelensky described the gas as a geopolitical weapon and dangerous for europe but yo

well, this is another fascinating reality that of course, the united kingdom may not be the biggest materials the supplier of support you find in military terms in, in europe. i think it's germany, of course, the united states, vice military and financial aid to ukraine with the united kingdom is an exceptionally aggressive unpacking this done proponent of continue the war and ukraine. we know that um from various sources from within the u. k. government and most senior of the people telling us that they opened the support. uh, the brand new and secret services, the you very feared a group of people very corrupt, very dangerous. is a richard more the head of the as well. yes, the british secret intelligence services that's not listen to us. he said recently about body support for the very services that carried out this attack in moscow. and we cherish our heritage of co that action which we keep alive today and helping ukraine resist the russian invasion as well. but the as it is right now, uh with, with this in mind. but ukraine, on the other hand, is not only getting support from the u. k.

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they get a british version of populace bothered, and clearly he is becoming man in the united kingdom and there was a lot of talk about that. he will be the next prime minister. i mean, probably off to the next lecture, maybe the election off of that. but clearly he's now expected to be eventually prime minister. yeah, i get, well y'all gets down to who counts the vote. i get stuff or i gentlemen, that's all the time we have. oh, and it's like my guess in budapest and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here, not the see you next time and remember process rules and happy new year, the the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the washer. and how did you play and age really? so a 150 because of all the day driving you a allowed. so just to return home in fine for the new year's celebration. so back yeah, accuses the legacy of relying to the public at even attempting to drive the country in 5 minutes to get approval. so you claim to join native as well. i'm sorry to destroy your admin, like it has already done in gaza saying who's the

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i noted the floor to the representative the united kingdom. >> thank you president. ecretary antony blinken for convicting and convening this meeting today and all of the united states efforts to bring to an end the suffering and sudan including the process is significant funding for humanitarian assistance. and i think others for the rethink ms. lewis for the council. president, 2024, has been year of unimaginable suffering for the people of sudan. disease, displacement, finance, and in august, the committee reconfirmed famine in sudan coming assessment are expected to be any work better even worse. 2025, must be different. only three points. first, continued contracts focus on humanitarian efforts. manning to see delivery actually reached millions of people need across sudan and we welcome the agreement for the armed forces to extend the permission of the crossing of establishment of humanitarian finance. but as secretary antony blinken said not nearly enough to meet the scale of need. humanitarian access must be expanded also to those in need staff to rss held. the

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