a view that the government of the - expressing a view that the government of the day- expressing a viewnment of the day did expressing a view that the - government of the day did not like. and i_ government of the day did not like. and i think— government of the day did not like. and i think that— government of the day did not like. and i think that is— government of the day did not like. and i think that is a _ government of the day did not like. and i think that is a very— government of the day did not like. and i think that is a very dangerousi and i think that is a very dangerous place _ and i think that is a very dangerous place to— and i think that is a very dangerous place to be — and i think that is a very dangerous place to be in _ us regulators have shut down silicon valley bank. it's the biggest banking failure since the 2008 financial crisis. officials in the german city of hamburg say the gunman, who shot dead seven people at a jehovah's witness meeting hall, was a former member of the religious group who left on bad terms. and we'll catch up with lesley paterson, the triat

from this point of view, because the views are very different, if that point of view is healthy and productive and this policy is observed , naturally, results will be obtained, but if these policies are summarized in the name of a person and or not to comply naturally, it will not be achieved, and the issue of the need to compile the document cheaply, with your presence, which defines these policies, the document is written very poorly , we always say that it is a point of the program that the point of how the program of writing the document is implemented is important. it should and should be implemented. what measures have been taken to ensure that this document is implemented in the best interest and to guarantee its implementation ? another point is that there is an ambiguity that maybe even though the discussions of mahdavitism and such are always followed up through the people in the news reader. it was that the first definitions of government agencies were considered it is working. is it going to be a government intervention? in this regard , this line is also a matter of go

we are getting views from the second stage.s is one of the cameras pointing up in to that truck. we are continuing to get views of the expansion nozzle at the end of the and back engine. the crew is in orbit. falcon 9 has almost done its job . it completed its job propelling the astronauts through the second stage and the more than two and a half minutes of the first stage. continuing in this coast period. we are heading to about the 12 minute mark after launch. we are approaching 11 minutes right now. it is great to see the crew in orbit. we are waiting for that separation. you can see this view here of the engine. the second stage, really coasting. no commands being issued. but of course at the very end, we will issue the command for separating the dragon from the falcon 9. you may see a series of burns. the engines will fire and increase separation distance from the second stage. >> in the view from the second stage looking up, the unpressurized section that goes along with the dragon cap tool. -- capsule. that is where we a

this view. yeah we this consensus view.and that our way forward and everything else but equally when you think about open free speech and debate. yeah of course you talked about 2012 and the circumstance that led you to set up a contract room prize. yeah we know better now. i know. we know now. and what you have now is a very interesting because you look at the demise of religion in the country. so less than half of the in our country now, the people in our country now, 45% christian. now 45% identify as christian. now you would have thought that that is a advance perhaps into a secular society? no, not at all. the new religion is around the new religion now is around certain views that are deemed acceptable , and if you deviate acceptable, and if you deviate from those, you are dismissed as a fruitcake and a crackpot and someone should be closed someone who should be closed down. now, is very, very down. now, that is very, very rude. cakes and loonies would rude. cakes and loonies we would call didn't like she will come to

this view. yeah we this consensus view.ope and that our way forward and everything else but equally when you think about open free speech and debate. yeah of course you talked about 2012 and the circumstance that led you to set up a contract room prize. yeah we know better now. i know. we know now. and what you have now is a very interesting because you look at the demise of religion in the country. so less than half of the in our country now, the people in our country now, 45% christian. now 45% identify as christian. now you would have thought that that is a advance perhaps into a secular society? no, not at all. the new religion is around the new religion now is around certain views that are deemed acceptable , and if you deviate acceptable, and if you deviate from those, you are dismissed as a fruitcake and a crackpot and someone should be closed someone who should be closed down. now, is very, very down. now, that is very, very rude. cakes and loonies would rude. cakes and loonies we would call didn't like she will com

that's a great view looking tinto the trunk that is the first view that we get of the separation event we are expecting any second. >> separation confirmed. dragon endeavor is now floating free in space. [applause] >> welcome to orbit. congratulations. your flight is exactly four the demo mission. all the best things take two tries are happy to get you off tonight. enjoy your ride. >> also differently reminder to put in your orders and have a safe ride we look forward to seeing you when you get home. >> thank you for flying space x. >> thank you. >> the crew thinks the astronauts having a strong bond. a great ride into orbit today it is greatly appreciated. it was worth the trip. >> i just want to say that was one heck of a ride. thank you is an absolute miracle of engineering i feel so lucky i can fly on this amazing machine thank you to no space x and nasa and the international partners in the program a lot of innovation went into the sit on —- went into this and focus on testing and focusing on detail. thank

when not getting views from the second stage.you can see this is one of the cameras that is pointing up into the trunk of dragon. of course were continuing to get views of the expansion nozzle at the end of the engine. the crew is in orbit. falcon nine is almost done its job. it completed its job with propelling thero astronauts to e sixpence of the second stage and, of course, the more than two inn half minutes of the firt stage continuing in this coast period. we're heading to about the 12 minute mark after launch, so we are approaching 11 minutes right now but it's great to see the crew in orbit. of course we are waiting for that separation. you can see this review writer of the engine, the second stage really just an idle position will just coasting. not manyg commands been issued from the falcon nine but, of course, at the very end we will actually issue the command for separating the dragon from falcon nine. you may see a series of burns. the draco engines on the service section of the draco will fire and increase separatio

and if parliament's view. and if parliament's view.parliament votes for this bill it will be giving the government the power to resolve a very serious emergency situation that requires quite clearly new innovative and robust solutions. we don't anticipate that will be a problem with this strasbourg court , but i certainly share court, but i certainly share your frustration of what happened last year when priti patel , the then home secretary , patel, the then home secretary, began to use the rwanda policy and it was frustrated the 11th hour by an unnamed judge from which country we rushed rushing in the ball, but could have been you can't say that and think perhaps most importantly that was essential and injunction which the domestic courts here in the uk had chosen not to do so. and that was very unfortunate. i hope we won't see that again. so we'll be refusing injunction if a similar were taken by the european court because other european countries don't accept the validity of those injunctions. well, we have begun discussions with t

i'm not, i'm of them are 70 i'm, i'm talking my view, my biblical views and politics. so i was sad. it came to music. it was crazy to me and it kind of makes you question what, there are, what the real agenda is when they band songs like that, like you said, wasn't promoting any sort of moral behavior, any sort of violent behavior. it was just talking about thinking and that's actually what was more dangerous and endangered to them to people like youtube. and the social media platform is, is crazy because like thomas are present as part of my lease controversial. so am i, it's higher catalog. they banded on tick tock. like my little you were over a 100000 people did a video to way band every night. it's got a might try to read it and they're willing to lose money ever because as we know, every click is a dollar. sometimes in their pocket. yup. brandon, i want to get you this conversation and i want to continue talking about be cause after this break, we're going to have a conversation with bryce and ask about all this backlash he's received. and it free speech and his opinion still

if he has views on twitter they are his views.they are his views. i never think of gary lineker and bbc together, _ never think of gary lineker and bbc together, i— never think of gary lineker and bbc together, i think of gary lineker separate — together, i think of gary lineker separate from the bbc and he should be able _ separate from the bbc and he should be able to— separate from the bbc and he should be able to say what he wants. gary lineker himself has said he wants to give people a voice but the government asylum policy is not something fans here at old trafford are talking about today. as you heard, it has gone into different territory and as this coverage goes on to a second day, that is why commentators now are saying that the bbc has to be seen to be resolving this as soon as possible.— this as soon as possible. fiona, thank you _ this as soon as possible. fiona, thank you very _ this as soon as possible. fiona, thank you very much. _ prime minister rishi sunak says he recognises the "anxiety" over the collapse of sil

so, so if too far, in my view.t a to someone is not a threat to society, then fine. but if they are they're in a long are if they're in for a long time, which is what some people advocate, want advocate, then i didn't want them families and them anywhere near families and people living out in the community. so object a risk community. so object to a risk assessment. you wouldn't be opposed and think opposed to it. and you think that should be that these people should be paid? i wouldn't. paid? god, no, i wouldn't. i wouldn't dream enforcing wouldn't dream of enforcing the risk and anyone let risk assessment and anyone let let a prisoner. but let let alone a prisoner. but i think people are in open think people who are in open prisons are already categorised as reasonably safe. but they as reasonably safe. but if they are then they are going to work, then they should paid a wage, should be paid a fair wage, because a wage? because what's a fair wage? well, i think it be reasonable for them to employed in the for the

, if it is carried out , at least the conversation should take place separately from the point of viewplomacy. in addition, the american side voiced its effort and encouragement to dialogue is not only that behind the scenes there are such conversations so that after all the chinese side will finally hear ukraine's position because it is permissible to talk only with putin and meet only with putin. well, this is a little incorrect , especially for such a global power as china is and for his ambitions, which he wants to actually produce in this world, an interesting episode happened, you know, the day before putin went to ulan-ud, so he went to buryatia and he had a visit to the industry at the factory one this plant by the way, the day before it came under the sanctions of the united states of america, there is confirmed data from american intelligence that through the ulan ud as through a certain gasket excuse me, the supply of more than 1,000 aerospace spare parts, so chinese, for the needs of the russian federation, and here is the official official legend about why putin then went,

gb views. gb news .uk . know. gb views. gb news .uk.ave a look at the mails looking at woke barristers, nigel are indeed they are . and nigel are indeed they are. and this is a number of leading lawyers you could call them woke or you could call them liberal minded, depending on your point of view. you know, the woke label firm. well, i wouldn't i mean, i didn't see why why woke should should be a term of abuse . i'm not i think i'm probably quite woke, but i don't see that as being significant. you see, like to call himself liberal. but i think it's a little bit of weakness that creeps in. thank you very much for that . so you very much for that. so anyway, so a number of lawyers have said. right, that they that because of their consciences , because of their consciences, theyit because of their consciences, they it would it be around prosecuting climate activists andifs prosecuting climate activists and it's people like gillian mawn who we keep hearing of from good law project and so the argument is kind of lawyer refuse to take on a

laid in order for this to happen, let’s say that's how this one worked corridor from the point of viewts for the benefit of the buyer of ukraine there , intermediaries and producers, including farmers and the corresponding products . thank you, professor, for this detailed analysis of the situation. oksana yurynets, a professor at the national university of lviv polytechnic, a deputy of the previous convocation of the verkhovna rada and a former representative of ukraine in the parliamentary assembly nato and we go further 16th hour 36 people work live and form about the most important thing and the most important thing is that the arrival of these calls to the chinese leader to his vassal neighboring territory, you formulated it well, putin's talks are really going on now, at least that's what the russian propaganda publications are reporting, well, after all, that's what he came to russia for, so they will definitely continue, the leader of china arrived in moscow , his meetings with president vladimir putin are happening, what to expect ukraine from the agreements between china and

it's obviously cuttin: base views the party? it's obviously cutting across _ base views the party?hat _ base views the party? it's obviously cutting across what was _ base views the party? it's obviously cutting across what was a _ base views the party? it's obviously cutting across what was a very - base views the party? it's obviously j cutting across what was a very good week for rishi sunak. his windsor framework, this deal to try to ameliorate the problems with the northern ireland protocol seems to have gone down very well and yet, here we are at the weekend and who are we talking about? borisjohnson. that is not what downing street will have wanted. there is a hard core of borisjohnson supporters and some of them may feel vindicated by his energetic rebutting of these concerns, but for the most part, this is not the image the party want to be projecting. this is not the image the party want to be prejecting-_ to be pro'ecting. what does it do to an to be projecting. what does it do to an ho es to be projecting. what does it do to any hepes he _ to be projecting. what does it

, my medical views and politics. so i was sad, it came to music, it was crazy to me and it kind of makes your question with their, what their religion to is when they band songs like that, like you said, wasn't promoting any sort of moral behavior, any sort of violent behavior. it was just talking about thinking and that's actually what was more dangerous and endangered to them to people like youtube and the social media platform is crazy because like thomas or president part of my lease controversial song, am i have to hire catalog. they banded on tick tock. like my will you over over a 100000 people did a video to when they band every day it's gotten my terms of it and they're willing to lose money ever because as we know, every click is a dollar sometimes in their pocket. yep. brandon, i want to continue this conversation and i want to continue talking about be because after this break, we're going to have a conversation with bryce and ask him about all this backlash she's received. and a free speech in his opinio

i don't think this is going to change views on gun i going to change views on gun ownership in the southutional amendments. i think you can respect the us constitution, the second amendment, and still enact some gun safety laws. amendment, and still enact some gun safe laws. ~ ., ., , ., safety laws. what about the question of mental health _ safety laws. what about the question of mental health and _ safety laws. what about the question of mental health and those _ safety laws. what about the question of mental health and those who - safety laws. what about the question of mental health and those who havej of mental health and those who have psychological issues was met with a change views on how much people should be monitored on or helped? i thick it is clear that anybody who commits that kind of carnage, who or a church or a grocery store, as happens all too often, anybody who enters that with assault weapons intending to kill people is mentally ill, but the us has shown no will in the last a0 years to spend money on until health, my state of tennessee also does not show any well ——

how is it being viewed in moscow? moscow, this chinese plan is being viewed very positively, because it's not so much a plan, but more principles for a peace resolution on the conflict. from our point of view, it's some kind of civil war between two wings of the russian people. from our position, ukrainians are the same as russians. part of the big russian people. and so, we're very interested about stopping this war. we believe that this is not a war between russia and ukraine, but this war between russia and the united states of america, and it is united states of america aggression against russia using occupation of ukraine. from 2014 when the united states supported the democratically elected president of ukraine. we are very interested to stop this war, but at the same time, it is not so much a chinese plan, but more principles. the chinese principles didn't come here, because washington is very clearly against this negotiation with russia or ukraine. the united states wants only war and healing. healing and war.

but what is your view? i personally don't think . your view?igation, under investigation because i asked for that investigation, but also other board members in the way in which they are appointed as well. but labour backers could be in senior position at the bbc, wouldn't you then be doing the same you have accused the conservatives of? h0. accused the conservatives of? no, and that's what _ accused the conservatives of? no, and that's what we _ accused the conservatives of? tip, and that's what we want, to restore some credibility and confidence in this process. of course there were people in the past that have shared the labour party's views and values in terms of their appointment who quickly became impartial, and there were times in the past when they were times in the past when they were in conflict with the labour government so that's what we need to see but we need to make sure the whole process is fully robust and transparent, which it hasn't been in this case. we saw a circumstance where the prime minister made it very clear who he wa

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i share your view . i feel that way towards my view.y towards my constituents i think those of us in these sorts of roles very privileged to have the relationship that we do with the individual we seek to serve. but i'm now joined by my absolute first class panel, dr. david starkey . i'll socialist friend starkey. i'll socialist friend stephen. good evening, comrade. so, stephen, i'm mistakenly said you had a degree trade union studies. you had a diploma , then studies. you had a diploma, then led to an economics degree. so be correct. i can correct the record . you believe as a labour record. you believe as a labour member, the right to withdraw your labour is . do you think the your labour is. do you think the junior are right to exercise it in circumstances? i think they are making some fundamental mistakes here. i always thought it slightly odd to think of the bma as a trade union in the first place anyway. you don't think of the representing the only sons of soil only handed sons of the soil somehow. fact they are a somehow. but th

we are getting views from the second stage.ou can see this is the camera pointing up into the trunk of dragon. we are continuing to get views of the expansion nozzle at the end of the engine. the crew is in orbit, falcon 9 has almost done its job. a completed shop with propelling the astronauts and the six minutes of the second stage and 2.5 minutes of the first stage. continuing in this coast. -- coast period. we are at the 12 minute mark. we are approaching 11 minutes. it is great to see the crew in orbit. we are waiting for that separation. you can see this view of the engine, the second stage is an idle position coasting. not many commands issued from the falcon 9. at the very end will issue the command of separating dragon from falcon 9. you will see a series of burns with the engines on the service section will fire and increase separation distance from the second stage. commentator: a live view from the second stage looking into the trunk, which is the unpressurized section that goes along with the dragon capsule to the

a range of views. a range of views right now. do you agree inbox now. so who do you agree with? the monarchy have with? should the monarchy have apologised ngozi fulani for apologised to ngozi fulani for a second time? vicki says the royal family should absolutely not apologise the second. that was a bit late for that. who does this woman think she is? lorraine to the racist lorraine to exercise the racist abuse to the fulani has abuse and go to the fulani has received means she's been forced to down from role. the to step down from her role. the royals have safeguarded . royals should have safeguarded. well, interesting, well, that is interesting, lorraine as well, because i think there been rather also think there has been rather also scrutiny systems , space scrutiny into systems, space and, whether or not the real reason why she stepped down is because of abuse remains to be said. they but martha on twitter says she already accepted an apology. she's just an attention seeker. there go. seeker. okay well, there you go. your ve

and as in my view, get white touch, inadequate regulation. i think that should be considered a quite an embarrassment to those who accepted his campaign contributions at the same time as they were considering legislation to regulate what he was offering. i think this should be considered a lesson for our political system that we should be very we should have oversight and accountability of people who are funnelling money into our political system at the very same time. they're trying to get advantageous regulatory treatment for so called innovative products. that to me is usually a recipe for fraud and misconduct. and that's one of the things that you order well they actually want to self placed himself is given the point is high gas. can the kid with the cookie jar to, to regulate themselves. it's almost making the opportunity to much that they can pass up. alternately, looking into the yes. yes, he was considered a great celebrity right when he was passing around all this apparently free money, but now we find out that a lot of it was actua

so those are those are highex views. and as i said, i think there there's somewhat different than they're often considered to be i want to shift next and and talk about john maynard keynes and keynes was truly a great individual in terms of his personality was a great deal of the source of his success and hayek and canes were contemporaries. they both lived in england from 1931 when hayek moved to the london school of economics from vienna until keynes's death in 1946 cain's taught at cambridge, which is only 60 miles from london and the economists from london and at the london school of economics where hayek taught and it cambridge where king was they would regularly see each other's and conferences and seminars. they read the same economics journals and participated in the same activities and then during world war two as a result of the bombing of london the school of economics was moved to cambridge for the war years. so hayek relocated to to cambridge in 1940 and he then lived in cambridge near canes during world war

there is some appetite for that view. view is there's going to be more cost-cutting in that space because the spending was egregious and the over earning was worse. it's going to be a drip, drip, drip. markets tend to bear this out ahead of the actual numbers coming down and because the bond markets repriced itself overnight, that risk is elevated now more than it has been for the last six or 12 months. >> you have been labeled a bear and then it's easy to be labeled -- you do get constructive. are there any areas that have sufficiently repriced where you are starting to see opportunity? >> financials are starting to reprice in a meaningful way. not all of these companies are going to have problems like we are seeing in some of these. the other thing i would point out is financials tend to lead the overall market but that's one area for sure. some consumer areas have been repricing for years. we just added a name that is a retailer. there are definitely areas. markets go through these times of a rolling bear market. we ca

.— politics in my view.s evidence, he _ politics in my view. and his evidence, he does - politics in my view. and his evidence, he does deny - politics in my view. and his . evidence, he does deny telling politics in my view. and his - evidence, he does deny telling a lie to parliament and said it was inadvertent, he accepts misleading but that it was accidental, they were working under extreme pressure in a very small warren —like building in downing street, and he really was just trying to boost morale and keep his team going under extraordinary circumstances. is there not some leeway there in your view for the prime minister and staff working under tough conditions? i staff working under tough conditions?— staff working under tough conditions? :, :, ~ ~ conditions? i do not think so. we were all working _ conditions? i do not think so. we were all working under _ conditions? i do not think so. we were all working under tough - were all working under tough conditions. my mother caught covid—19 in december

i think the chinese view is as a _ good for china.is as a result _ good for china. i think the chinese view is as a result of _ good for china. i think the chinese view is as a result of sanctions - good for china. i think the chinese | view is as a result of sanctions and as a result of american and western military aid to ukraine, if russia were to be weakened or lose the war. the united states would have many more resources to devote to the competition, and some would say confrontation, with china. because china and russia, since the 1990s, much more strongly under president putin, have been allied, with a strategic friendship, china would like russia to come out as on weakened as it were.- like russia to come out as on weakened as it were. thank you ra'an for “oininu weakened as it were. thank you ra'an forjoining us— weakened as it were. thank you ra'an forjoining us on fl weakened as it were. thank you ra'an forjoining us on the fi weakened as it were. thank you ra'an forjoining us on the programme. h so — as the war in ukraine ta

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a range of views . with me we go. a range of views.ndation, and rebecca ryan, who's the campaign director of defund the bbc. that got. good stuff. okay. well, i will start with you, andrew. do you? the government should be sacked . there's two should be sacked. there's two things at play here. gary lineker is a freelance journalist working for the bbc and i think the bbc should be impartial. so the fact that the bbc is saying that they're going to have quite a frank work with him, but have said that in the past, of course, he's entitled to the bbc. what i'm more interested in is the freedom of speech of someone who is free citizen. now mentioned jeremy clarkson, last we spoke was clarkson, the last we spoke was just before christmas . it was just before christmas. it was after clarkson. some call after jeremy clarkson. some call attacking meghan and all of us agreed that he shouldn't be cancelled. but i do think that that gary lineker should be cancelled. but at the same time , i don't think he should be making comments that is making

look at - that view! the company has also won contracts _ that view! has also won contracts from _ that view! the company has also won contracts from nasa - that view! the company has also won contracts from nasa to - won contracts from nasa to build a lunar lander that will deliver payloads to the moon in 2024 and 2026, and put a satellite into lunar orbit. but it's the bit between launching from the earth and landing on the moon that has piqued my interest. ~ ., ., ., the moon that has piqued my interest. ., ., interest. we also want to build an orbiting _ interest. we also want to build an orbiting spacecraft - interest. we also want to build an orbiting spacecraft that - interest. we also want to build an orbiting spacecraft that has| an orbiting spacecraft that has the ability to be on call of our customers, you can literally go to a web browser and say i have an asset in space and it is in distress, i'd like a camera shot of it, or it needs to i�*d like a camera shot of it, or it needs to de— i'd like a camera shot of it, or it needs to de— orbit

in addition, our view of trees, plants, greens, and the environment is a cognitive and spiritual view. based on what has been said, the view of religious knowledge is quite prevalent in our literature, and people and thinkers and all those who speak in these fields of human issues , commenting and talking in these fields are green leaves in the opinion of the vigilant of every page. from the point of view of knowledge, it is a book of knowledge , that is why it is in the holy law of islam to borrow money the tree and planting lunch is one of the virtues and we have many traditions that distort us and encourage us to become a benjamin tree. these are virtues in our constitution that there is a principle for the environment that the importance of the environment is a necessity. saru's legal treatment is the best expression here, so the activities that are carried out regarding the green space, trees, plants, environment, forest and others, these are religious activities and revolutionary activities, and our dear youths, i should not think that the issue of the environment life is not a

the comes to impartiality and personal political views.— political views.gary lineker— political views. the body language of gary lineker seen _ political views. the body language of gary lineker seen at _ political views. the body language of gary lineker seen at a - political views. the body language of gary lineker seen at a footballl of gary lineker seen at a football match that they markedly different from the director general of the bbc. the former director general greg bike said the bbc had undermined its own credibility as it appeared that it bowed to government pressure. the director general saying that it is not about left or right but that has not stopped politicians weighing in. an right but that has not stopped politicians weighing in. an unusual comment from _ politicians weighing in. an unusual comment from rishi _ politicians weighing in. an unusual comment from rishi sunak - politicians weighing in. an unusual comment from rishi sunak at - politicians weighing in. an unusuali comment from rishi sunak at five, six o'clock on a saturday, it i

light air and view impacts. the november 10, 2022, dr hearing, the planning commission heard from the project sponsor and the planning department. while the department had initially recommended providing a three foot size setback as a second floor, the department did express at the hearing how a three foot setback may also not be needed. this change in the department's recommendation to have a site setback or not is largely based on the department's reexamination of the project and the broader context. to illustrate to this board, i would like to share some graphics. overhead, please. here is the map of the subject block. the property is shown in yellow, 264 diamond and the appellant's property is directly to the north. as you can see from this map, the subject property at 264 diamond is relatively small. it's a very small building footprint compared to this other building on the block. many of buildings have a larger footprint some twice as long as the subject property. the mid-block open space is considered no

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