david yelland, former editor of the sun, and christina garibaldi, correspondent for us weekly.now. goodbye. hello. there today is the transition day of the very cold weather which we have had for the past ten days to something a lot milder but it will be a slow process through the day today, and as that milder air moves north wards we are likely tee a thanesient spell of ice and snow. ice be widespread but we are most concerned is about significant icing across parts of northern england, thatis across parts of northern england, that is likely to cause some slippery roads and pave. potentially disruption to travel and maybe even to power as well. so you can see the milder air as we head into this evening, already across the south—west, it will take its time to push northwards, hill snow as well, will turn back to rain across the north opinion nines into the southern uplands and grampians and highlands, as we move through the night that milder air will by a cross most areas, by the end of the night it will be frost—free for all area, it will be very mild across the south but a wi

david yelland, former editor of the sun, and christina garibaldi, correspondent for us weekly.r now. goodbye. another freezing cold night but the fall— another freezing cold night but the fall isjust another freezing cold night but the fall is just around the comet _ the fall is “ust around the corner. , ., ., ~ the fall is 'ust around the corner. , ., corner. nest look at the weather _ corner. nest look at the weather through - corner. nest look at the weather through the - corner. nest look at the l weather through the early hours. we have snow showers across the highlands, the pain ines. when she showers and wills but for many it's a case of clear skies into saturday morning. sunshine to, really very cold. the inner city temperatures in rural spots a few degrees lower than that. the weather on shore shows winter showers in western parts of the northwest of england the peak districts and the highlands. for many of us it would be a bright enough day and already not quite as cold. those temperatures between around three or 4 degrees but even as high as 8 degrees in plymouth. a

david yelland, former editor of the sun, and christina garibaldi, correspondent for us weekly. ow. goodbye. hello, there, we are finally expecting to see and enter the cold spell which has been with us for a long time but as we change from cold to mild with wet and windy weather moving northwards, we are likely to see a spell of transient ice and snow which could cause disruption in places throughout the day on sunday. it has been another very cold day today with a few wintry showers across northern and western areas, temperatures falling away quickly again this evening. cold overnight for most of the country, vertically central, northern and eastern areas. cloudy and windy weather will push into the far south so temperatures will lift but elsewhere another sharp frost. into sunday, this area of low pressure brings south—westerly winds and a lot of heavy rain, strong winds as well. you can see the range and yellow colours slowly pushing northwards as the wind and the rain moves northwards but it will be bumping into that very cold air. the met office have issued an amber ice war

david yelland, former editor of the sun, and christina garibaldi, correspondent for us weekly.w. goodbye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. 0ur headlines today — hundreds of soldiers and civil servants are to be drafted in to cover for striking workers over christmas, but unions say they're not sufficiently trained to step in. hundreds gather for a vigil to remember four children, who died falling into a frozen lake in solihull. tributes are paid to a young mum of two, who died after a crush at london's brixton academy. after four weeks of drama in qatar, it all comes down to this. it's the final of the world cup. can lionel messi finally get his hands on football's biggest prize, or will france be crowned champions once again?

david yelland, former editor of the sun, and christina garibaldi, correspondent for us weekly.r now. goodbye. hello. a completely different feel to the weather for the start of the new week. after our lengthy cold spell, things have been turning considerably milder. mild and windy through the day on monday with some outbreaks of rain — some of that rain on the heavy side at times. but starting temperatures for monday morning — 8 degrees in aberdeen, 14 degrees in plymouth — waking up to a completely different feel, but we will see a lot of cloud through the day and some outbreaks of rain moving sporadically eastwards. it may be that the skies clear in northern ireland just in time to bring some sunshine before the sun goes down. a few brighter spells elsewhere but it's going to be windy, particularly around western coasts — gusts of 40, 50, maybe 60 miles per hour in the most exposed spots and temperatures in double digits for just about all of us, and it's quite a while since we've been able to say that! now, as we go through monday night, we will see further outbreaks of rain

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it very much, christine ross, royal commentator from us weekly. ushes south across parts of eastern and central england. it will also see some freezing fog in there, which will be slow to clear tomorrow. and we're looking at a widespread frost and the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. but tomorrow, once again, for many of us, it's going to be dry with some sunshine. the freezing fog slow to lift from the southeast. any wintry mix pushing down towards the far south. still some snow falling across scotland and in some of the showers across northern ireland and also wales will see that wintry mix. but once again, feeling cold. hello, this is bbc news with anita mcveigh. the headlines: nhs england say they have a plan in place to deal with pressures on the health service after figures suggest an estimated 7.2 million patients are waiting to start routine hospital treatment — a record high. the first parts of the much hyped harry and meghan series are released — in it, harry repeats accusations of intrusion of privacy by the british media. this is abou

to join together to stop a protectionist us law from damaging global industries with to welcome to the program. here with our to international, the sunday weekly what we do highlight the top stores of the week, but more importantly, perhaps today, some very big fluid stories in the program. appreciate you joining us for this hour . we'll start just briefly now with the latest from the donnette republic where at least 4 people are wounded off to ukraine in artillery, hit the center of the regional capital. and local authorities said a nato supplied, artillery was used in the borrowers that kicked off on sunday morning. a local market suffered a direct strike. you can see the smoke, the number of residential buildings also took direct hits as well. while a school kindergarten and hospital were also damaged, and we heard from a local who lived in one of those buildings hit. since you used to live speaking with roger, they've been firing since 5 am it he tried here? i fell out of the chair that came out site and there was already a fire. the windows blew out. i don't know what to do now. so all of this is following numerous ukrainian attacks over

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weekly the u. s. approved almost $2000000.00 of additional military aids ukraine, including the 1st shipments of the page with thanks for joining us for the weekly here on our team on is peter scott, bring you some of the top stories from the week just gone. welcome to the program. we start with president vladimir putin, who recently said that the west left moscow with no other choice but to defend his country's interests and the citizens. he also added that russia always showed a will to negotiate, and all attempts have been bought by its opponents. let's cross live now to marina course over to discuss this further. maria, thanks to join us in the studio today. can you tell us what the main takeaways from for the president, but in the putin speech of latter may have heard m reiterated once again that russia has always sought negotiations. that has always sorta a peaceful solution from as early as 2014. but again, soon, no avail. he said that he liked to remind us once again who started this mess to begin with, and also who is behind it. we took lena village, we had to stand up for the people that live in these territories. we had

twitter 2 cents, a post containing empty antique crane narrative, with thank you for joining us for the weekly here on, on the international. my name is peter scott to bring you some of the top stories from the week just on thanks for joining us. moscow has responded to the western imposed price cap on russian natural gas supplies, saying it will set its own energy prices. earlier this week, president putin warned the you of the consequences of not abided by bushes, energy policies. yes. in england, in general, you know, sometimes our colleagues and partner surprise me with their unprofessional decisions. after all, at one time it was the european commission that imposed on us the transition to so called market pricing for gas. and we persuaded them, i personally did this, we persuaded them in brussels, not to do this. they said that the gas market does not work this way. it will, it will lead to serious consequences to a search and prices that this happened right now. and now they don't know how to get out of this position and are trying to regulate gas prices as well, which is accused the u.

patients from e, neighboring countries come to us almost weekly, over the past year, our center has earned about 800,000 rubles from helping foreign e. well, 320,000 dollars have already been earned this year in 9 months uh, 360 thousand. uh dollars. uh, patients, why are patients traveling? well, this is a brand brand of belarus - this is quality, that is, the patient comes. he knows that he will receive high-quality neurosurgical medical care. i know that an american building came to you, then a long time ago, who paid 500,000 dollars there and did not help him, in fact. yes, the operation has been completed. well, let's just say it's not quite qualitatively, you can't say that. well, uh, he had the operation here normally. yes , they come. well, most often these are patients from russia that's because they have e medicine built in such a way that high-tech assistance. uh, that is, quotas have been distributed and for someone these were not enough for someone. even for citizens. yes, even for the citizens of russia uh-huh, there are problems. uh, no. we have, uh, the availability of any

when you're taking the subway every day and not using a weekly or monthly pass.at we could have this large gap, this large budget gap? take a look at the current new york city subway ridership level as a percentage of the prepandemic period. we're only at about 65%, only 65%. of course, we're already well past the time of which we've gotten the vaccines into our arnls, and yet folks are not returning to the subway in new york city. >> because a bunch of people are working at home. not us. >> there are a lot of people. this is something we've seen throughout the country, right? this is not just a new york city thing. if it was new york city, it would be fun because we could have that conversation. most folks would be like why are we talking about this. take a look at this as a percentage of the prepandemic period. san francisco only about 40%, in washington, d.c. about 45%, boston only about 50%, chicago only about 55%. these are pretty huge, mass transit systems. we're not seeing the folks coming back. why? why are fewer people using mass transit? well, there's m

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parliament consider whether to begin an impeachment process against him with thank you for joining us for the weekly here on the international. i'm peter scott to bring you some of the top stories from the week just gone. welcome to the program. let's begin with the latest news because hungry has accused the you of economic self hom, by announcing a price cut on russian oil. thus is budapest itself remains exempt from the embargo . during the negotiations on the oil cap, we thought a lot for hungarian interests. and in the end we succeeded. hungary was exempted from the application of the oil cap. once again, we have managed to protect the security of our country's energy supply. well, that reaction came as the e u. g 7 states and australia confirmed intentions to introduce a $60.00 per barrel top on russian oil. moscow though, has repeatedly stated that it won't supply crude prices below market value. the cap comes in force on monday along with the embargo on seaborne russian oil with the revision plan for mid january, although that will need a unanimous vote to be approved. you states have said th

diplomats, bringing up the west colonial past the confines of russia with thank you for joining us for the weekly here on our team. it's a national mine is peter scott to bring you some of the top stories from the week. just gone. welcome to the program. but 1st of all, we start with the latest form, the completes in ukraine, where in the russian city of belgrade defense systems have intercepted an attack from keith's forces. the head of the region says the part of the rocket fell to the ground after being taken out. overhead. reports coming in suggest the 4 people have been wounded and are being treated by medics. and of course, will bring you more information and when the gets it ukrainian troops fired over 3 dozen ra kids are done next. done yet because it's a target in the cities infrastructure and hitting a kindergarten ortiz, rama costa has more at least 2 civilians have been heavily wounded here in the next republic as the result of ukrainian artillery shelling right now. i'm standing in a very heavily populated area. this is a kindergarten, and this is a crater made by a grad missile mult

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learn more about this as tough to get a clear pitcher parties. marina, closer ever joining us here during the weekly program on this sunday in moscow. great to have you in as always, thanks for joining us here. a belgian authorities just refer to this is unnamed gulf country, allegedly behind these bribes, and yet multiple media report say it was the world cup. host cutoff. what do we know so far? all right, now the media, the only ones who are making that lincoln name in the country as cats har, even though katara has already come out saying we have nothing to do with this. we don't want to be associated with the scandal. so leave us out of it. but according to political, they apparently saw the rest war and for one of those who was charged and this was pierre and tony, upon city of former italian m e p. and political claims, they saw the arrest warrant and on that arrest warranty, it states that he's accused of intervening and politically, was members working at the european parliament for the benefit of sar and morocco? so according to them, they saw the warrant and it states guitar and morocco.

one fbi agend t recentlyy testified that the bureau used these weekly meetings to lobbyob social media platformse an to change their terms of service and then censorn of content. now, clearly, the upper echelon of the fbi were putting in their fingers on the scale. lapt did it in 2016. they did it again in 2020.y re and we now know that hunter's laptop from is very real.ideo they had all of hunter'sdrugs emails, all of these videos doing drugs and hanging out with women of the evening. shal l we call them, and how joe biden was directlyd implicated and involved in his son's shady international business deals. l businetake a look.>> anoth >> and now to another keyigur figure in this impeachment story. inhis isjoe biden's son , huntes this morning, hiins business deals during his father's time as vice president are drawing new scrutiny. joe biden himselt drawinf, two family members, his son , hunter biden, of course,ja and his brother james biden, have received millions oars fly dollars from politically connected chinese interests. >> and i remembe>> i remr lookia jim biden and saying, h

use or walk? i wish the whole weekly, and i don't know if the, if i don't go to school, but you might know school least new things on the diversity. let's get these deals with lisa to put. otherwise, i'm going to be in a position that goes on given you a michelle, i was just letting my stall real boys to east, but she wasn't going. but yes, it's almost too much to say at least a lot of supporters and lost. i was, you know, so i'm sure a, as we stay with so much for jitter. there's a lot to do. why does she get when you just want to don't know, nash, reddish. the 2nd she's she's good for me for us to go over the list to let you know in the book or book i've cherished little khaki, significant. what are those or shoot me ellis group and then press getting paid, you know, delete actual to the really mean? yeah. like when you get a chance. newport news, i'm not sure is that you will probably, and you can put it by which the mutilated union in there. why, why it's in asked when there isn't any particular i'm waiting for. the guys that are subsidy also wants to know that you got, i'm the know you to me

tonight rhode island pbs weekly producer isabella brings us his take on toy making. >> people have askedhich totally of all the ones you made is your favorite. i have to say it's this one, the snoopy copter. my name is khipra nichols and this is my brief but spectacular take on toys. i'm an industrial design and i'm also a professor at rhode island school of design. i designed toys at hasbro for many years and two months. i think the most recognizable toy that i worked on is my little pony. i came up with the idea of having a baby dragon. and so spike became the baby dragon friend of majesty who is the pony that comes in the my little pony dream castle. one of the fun aspects of the future for spike is that he gets to ride up and down in this little basket. i have to admit the information -- inspiration from this feature came from watching the movie, rear window. another really fun toy to work on was mr. and mrs. potato head. before thisharacter that we worked on, mr. and mrs. potato head were very plain and plastic like this. they had very little personality. we had the job of bringing

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i know that there were sort of daily or weekly conversations between senior us military personnel and senior russian military personnel. there's nothing else to just d conflict. make sure nobody flew into each other. make sure no one fired on the other. but i think there has been a real breakdown in the communication, in part because when you listen to the times of just brazen demands that demonstrate for people like blanket objects, solvent off, it really doesn't reflect any kind of class cou or so it is very crew and, and, and russia for whatever one things wonder, the leadership of surgery lover of is, is a world class diplomatic outfit. so, i think the russians could be genuinely confused, wondering what it is that the united states is up to. yeah, interesting. i didn't think so. my, my final question i do appreciate time we've seen before the us use is prison slopes as a tool of diplomacy. what's your take on that? well, in the past where there were actual intelligence officers that were, you know, and in russian and then soviet jails. and likewise, there were soviet intelligence

6 hm, we have a very small piece here more so unfortunately, it does not allow us to determine the origin model. it's weekly, either soviet or american origin. so you need to understand that it landed at a kindergarten and has a blast radius of a minimum of 50 meters than i'm 50 meters is from here to the kindergarten. cool. all the children who are within a radius of 50 meters would have died cycle. it's not normal to have a rocket land in kindergarten yard. it's really very dangerous and you have to show to the whole world, but especially to the french and the americans. indiscriminate sang chaotic, artillery shelling of 1st civilian areas here in dennis his happening on a daily basis. right now we're in the house of our leg who sustains a lot of damage to his house. now this is a shell from a multiple launch rockets system called, ah grad, thankfully he no one was hurt in this area, but sir, his property was almost completely destroyed. this sunday, most of the world will be watching the finals of the world football championships in cots are. well right now. i'm standing right next to a stadium in done t

many of us meet weekly and check in and in contact using our digital tools to ensure that rates, communications, events, flu clinics, webinars and the materials we provide to our members and need to understand to use their benefits are always up-to-date. i do my best to keep the schedule, notes, and everything else shared in one place so we can have a look, anybody can see them whenever they are needed and also you'll notice in one of the listings there, we do include the flu clinics and webinars in our open enrollment project plan. because they are critical during this time not only for the flu vaccinations but for the benefit fairs we're able to introduce this year. we included a e item for uhc health plans this year as we were going through that rollout as well for those two new plans. next slide. and then for open enrollment in general, it is a massive undertaking for each of us here at hss. personally, this is my seventh year, project managing open enrollment for hss. it has been different every year, which actually is rather exciting. dare i say, i like the challenge. and so as a project

another outside exec says maybe use the word partnership. these weekly ma meetings include the director of national intelligence. what's new for since our last check-in? we blocked the "new york post" story, then unblocked it, but said the opposite. then said we unblocked it. now we're in a messy situation where our policy is in a shambles. reporters think we're idiots. we're refactorring an exceedingly complex policy 18 days away from the election. twitter was getting messages from the fbi concerning things like male-in ballots, rejected for errors. in other words the fbi is generating this process, showing twitter how to flag certain information. matt tiabbi notes that during the entire election enforcement, quote, we didn't see one reference to a moderation request from the trump campaign, the trump white house, or republicans generally, which of course is more evidence of one-sided enforcement policy. and we're also learning that former president trump was being shut down in record time. quoting here, trump was being visibility filter that's a term a

developing, of course, free of charge, absolutely free of charge, with us, much attention is paid to the education system. uh, weekly. e. the training week begins with the raising of the national flag . the national anthem, and conducting conversation lessons about the important. uh, when this decision was discussed, uh, many skeptics were made saying that the conversation was about something important, that's some kind of police. why do we return to the past today? for some reason, there are no such skeptics, why? because, when the lessons began, everyone saw that this was an informal communication of schoolchildren with a teacher of schoolchildren among themselves on topics that interest them, i advise everyone, if such skeptics remained several times. uh, stopped by chose school, uh, and went to see how the lesson is organized to visit these lessons. look there, who doubts to visit these lessons, the lesson dedicated was recently. uh, well constitutions uh father's day russia is a country of opportunity is another important topic, if kindergartens, as far as i understand, the availability is practically solved, w

let's speak now to christina garibaldi, a host of the royally us podcast from us weekly.ou give a sense of how that story about the comments of how that story about the comments of a senior member of the royal household are going down in america as the royal couple arrived there? good morning. the news of the resignation of lady susan hussey put a dark cloud over the visit to boston and this huge global climate initiative. it seems like the palace was doing damage control. hopefully, this shift can focus now more on the earthshot prize. this does not come at a great time for the royal family. prince harry's book and documentary is coming out soon and so there will be a lot of headlines in the press over the royalfamily, whether good or bad is to be determined. it seems in light of the claims against the royal family about racist remarks in the past by harry and meghan, that the palace is going into high gear and not having any tolerance for this what ever so it seems like they are moving in the right direction but hopefully the focus now is on the earthshot prize coming u

no, i thanks for joining us here for this edition of the weekly the sunday program live from moscow on our t international. always so good to have your company a big a busy week for your heavy hitters. moorehead lies the com. when we return that will be at the top of the hour. ah ah oh mm hm. with get a national a fema barnett by shook up a clever roberts in the bucket. yet i dislodged bushland yet i didn't. and then you viewed said, of course, ask us about doing a bruster, deacons, a daughter, ridiculously initiative. and she had to sell from to charlotte. chavo shaleeko, scotland, dan, no, june, watch, hulu and billy eyes then. never did it. emerson and daniel had brought on by midnight tonight, jim de union. miss bingley under the trips were done. she has a shop to switch off to live on our radar. was an attorney on an up to your email in that piece and on the billboard, you and you. now, you must clear your re, your uh no gord nozzle was like done by your story. if it got on the street, then yes, it will. gantski did years of work, leon aquinos, when you leach nico daniel barnett's

comes to that, and censoring that story, you have twitter executives saying don't look at us, the fbi was having weekly with twitter and warning of this data dump coming down in october and had to do with hunter biden. where do you think this really ends and where do you place the blame? is it tiktok? is the fbi? is it both? >> i think there is obviously a lot of culpability to go around. i have to mention that i know people in the fbi who were very decent americans, so we shouldn't paint them with a broad brush, there are people in leadership roles who allowed this to happen and knew what was implications were. looking back historically when the state uses power to -- the people, usually bad things end up happening. >> carley: that is absolutely right. there is 50 senior inteleofficials who sign the all right saying hunter biden laptop was classic disinformation and biden used that against donald trump calling out the story. bari weiss said we are just getting started, more to come. fda approved new bivalent covid vaccine for babies and are pushing parents to get their kids the latest jab. talking abo

use. when i get on a plane on a weekly basis, i use my cane to walk onto the aircraft, down the ramp, sometimes pretty inconvenient because of how steep they are and the fact that for the bulk of those ramps, there are not handrails, usually just two short sets of handrails down where those things accordion. then i get onto the aircraft and the flight attendants will say we need to put your cane in the bin, to which i've had numerous conversations about this and they say we assure you, if you need your cane, we will get you your cane back. which i think is not likely at all that if there is an emergency situation on the aircraft, nobody is coming back to get my cane out of the upper bin. i'm wondering your opinion on why that needs to be in place or doesn't need to be in place for passengers to move those mobility aids to the bin. one other statement was said to me, if you were to pass out, your cane would be in the way. well i have two prosthetic legs and i way 170 pounds. on top of a cane in the way, there would be 170 pounds and prosthetic legs in the way. i would be curious to know your opi

us. this sunday morning. you're watching the weekly here on r c. i'm peter scott's here with some of the top stories from the we just gone. welcome to the programmer. we start off with the latest news. hungary has accused the you of harming its own academy with the recently agreed price cut on russian oil. that's a pretty 1st itself remains exempt from the oil embargo during the negotiations on the oil cap, we thought a lot for hungarian interests. and in the end we succeeded. hungary was exempted from the application of the oil cap. once again, we have managed to protect the security of our country's energy supply. that reaction came as the u. g. 7 states and australia confirmed their intention to introduce a $60.00 per ball price cap on russian oil. russia, however, has repeatedly stated it won't supply crude ot prices below market value. the price gap will cummins force on monday along with ease embargo on seaborne russian oil. the 1st division of the new cap is fun for mid january and will need a unanimous vote to be approved. you states have s

if previously the ukrainians had already begun to get used to the so -called monday attacks or weeklyks , now it seems that russia is able to inflict them every few days, which could mean that russia has something to beat again she did not change her tactics for the second time. president volodymyr zelenskyy today stated that he is aware of the fact that russia received 250 such drones from iran and that this is the next second batch. we cannot quickly verify this information, but it is obvious what happened today and what the ukrainian authorities claim can testify to new challenges for ukrainian air defense and energy industry. thank you for the information from kyiv. administration, according to the head of the region, yaroslav yanushevich, just last day, the russians shelled the kherson region 69 times. six people were injured by the blast wave. apartment buildings were damaged. cars were parked nearby , as well as a hotel and an educational institution in the latvian capital riga. a meeting of the leaders of the joint expeditionary forces took place. these are the ten of the eigh

what it does is, could you, i have him weekly enemy, very much hopes to use winter against us to make cold, winter, and hardship part of his terror. we have to do everything to survive this winter, no matter how hard it is, stand up and we will stand to stand this winter is to stand everything. russia still has marseilles and an advantage in artillery. yes, but we have something that the occupier does not have and will not have. we protect our home, and that gives us the strongest motivation possible, banged in my inbox, and then it's been 10 months of war leadership from your president. how is he doing? how are you feeling right now as you're in winter? oh, well, what makes came of personnel the year is that here just represents the entire nation. our president actually represents the entire nation which is tending against the outrageous aggression, the military aggression. that was the, the biggest one from the time. so while we're 2nd, so i actually think that he's doing great with keeping our spirit with was actually making us, i'm sorry, just jumping. ah, yes. so he's doing great

us law from damaging global industry with . so it is sunday evening here of moscow and the weekly is ultimately getting upstaged by some big stories that are reaching us at this hour. so it's good to have you with us, with developing program on our team. we will start just for the mean time with the very latest from the gwinnett school public where at least 5 people have been wounded off to you. creating artillery hit the center of the regional capital. a local authority said that nato supplied artillery was used in that barrow that kicked off sunday morning. a local market stuff with a direct strike. you can see the smoke. a number of residential buildings took direct hits while a school a kindergarten and a hospital were also damaged. we heard from one local who lived in one of the buildings, hit united speaking with the roger. they've been firing since 5 am it here right here. i fell out of the chair, then came out site and there was already a fire. the windows blew out. i don't know what to do now. before it follows numerous ukrainian attacks over the past 24 hours across the republic with at least one civilian confirmed dead

see the full interview with sir richard branson this weeken on talking business weekly with aaron heslehurst. stay with usorld's biggest lottery gets under way. the prize pot? 2.5 billion euros. the world of music has been paying tribute to george michael, who's died from suspected heart failure at the age of 53. he sold well over 100 million albums in a career spanning more than three decades. the united states' troops have been trying to overthrow the dictatorship of general manuel noriega. the pentagon says it's failed in its principle objective to capture noriega and take him to the united states to face drugs charges. the hammer and sickle| was hastily taken away. in its place, the russian flag - was hoisted over what is now no longer the soviet union, but the commonwealth i of independent states. day broke slowly over lockerbie, over the cockpit of pan am's maid of the seas, nose down in the soft earth. you could see what happens when a plane eight storeys high, a football pitch wide, falls from 30,000 feet. christmas has returned to albania after a communist ban lasting more than 20 years. thousand

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have been the case if brussels, i mean europe and commission has not required us to put forward 17 pieces of legislation weekly in order to address the expectations of the european commission to another corruption. yeah. when it comes to the european fund. so we have done it and i thought very clearly to my colleagues that now the parliament made the clear decision to be over that we finished with that the session is over the the next year session. we start in 15 for february and on the 1st session is going to be on the agenda and i think they have, they have accepted the hungry and opposition parties have called the delay in comprehensible and unjustified. i mean, that's the job position. exactly, but many other european countries have also said the same thing, finland and 3. and we did a to tell just here with the president of finland about 5 or 6 weeks ago. and you could, since it's frustration that the delay over this. so what would you say to him? i mean, they are also on the border of, of, of russia. yeah. you know, they, they are worried about a physical invasion. so what do you say to him and the peopl