she's one of more than 200 weavers who produce harris tweet at home. when you start leaving on the limb and you see the pattern developing and one it works. so yes, for a but it is, it's yours. it's your thing and you're so involved in it when you're leaving that very tactile thing, you're constantly feeling it. you're checking for the indian perfections. you're take him to make sure there's no loosens in that you're always running your hands over the cross to check. stone away is home to ronnie mackenzie's shop. the former textile technology teacher collects everything related to harris tweed. rebecca hutton is here looking for old weaving patterns to satisfy a new client. oh hello. how are you today? how are you? not too bad? that is to send us a big draft change. yeah. quick, complicated, gonna be challenging for his with ronnie. mckenzie knows the history of this famous cloth woven from pure virgin wolf in the mid 19th century. the 6th earl of done more and his wife, catherine, promoted harris, tweet to the british aristocracy. when i was like 11,

i am marinka is a skilled weaver. get started. you fulfill my request, there will be no miracles. release my white marinka, i need to play something connected, like a shepherd. are you connected connected anything? overseas manners i do not know how to try. no, he doesn't know how. and you know how, your majesty. i play more poker to visit the bottom. you know how to play pipes on a pipe, in general i really liked it and how her majesty. eh, confused. the main thing here is to understand. which hole to clamp your majesty is a pipe. i think with a secret, but i will make a secret, look closer to the well and see that not a single gold one hits. here is your pipe shepherd. and if gold coins do not appear, well, so that they cannot work a miracle without me . tell the king until you let marinka go, you won't have a miracle. don't forget that this well is easily filled with water. it's good that you came back to me. grow rostock into the stairs bridge swears as if alive what are you? really live live live. we can't get out alive, they

please bring in my gift. together with the weaver sky, who rendered me an important service dear, yourness i'm a wolf, what's the difference and now i think that he is worthy of this order of the royal lantern of the lantern. that's it. reward the jackal with a lantern, long live king. thanks for the high honor . long live the king, and the prince should be thanked for his wonderful gift. of course, there is no need for another miracle, do it, a miracle for the prince. the stars do not promise a miracle yet, i'm sorry, i think we should send the ends and announce throughout the kingdom that we need a miracle. i command. listen to everyone and tell others to give glorious, just and merciful. king. our duremontus, the third commanded, who possesses a wonderful thing and knows how to create a miracle, let someone come to the palace and the miracle will be executed, who will please the king miraculously, waiting for that, generous royal fence. good afternoon grandfather. good afternoon son. and what about grandpa, is there a nice person to have something to eat? how rich is the topic of gl

of course weaver flan um: flagging this? of course weaver flagging this _ flagging this?ryone knew this, the report also highlights, of course, how other countries, countries like france were able to plan ahead given those 18 months. yes, we should've sought to influence donald trump and then joe biden to plan for a plan b, what could taken place but didn't, yes, absolutely it was the case that those who had served our country should have been supported. i raised issues about the judges, judges that we had worked with, help support and educate all of them left abandoned in the country as we did this shambolic exit. of course, our staff, local staff working for the british embassy, this happens right across the world. these people rely on us and this undermines our foreign policy going forward. why should other countries take this seriously? we work generally speaking, a country where our word meant something. this is fundamentally... like that before i let you go, may i ask you briefly about the domestic political story of the day, you have heard some of that, i'm sure, t

now near generations of weavers are re learning this once forgotten craft, but it's not been easy for from i'm going to let them listen to follow. initially i was skeptical of my ability, but eventually after many months of study training and encouragement, we managed to learn and create the 1st muscle of sorry, after 5 months of hard work and presented it to the prime minister. it was a proud moment for us. the fabric is so light and fine that points have described it as woven. the air isn't over there until we get there. you can see how refined this fabric is. a 5 meter long and 95 centimeter width this full length. sorry, weighing 146 grams can easily slide through the small ring. you can even slide to muslin sorry's through this ring bike the spinners using traditional odin whales and hand drawn loans have to work for longer to produce muslin than other hand made fabrics. one ancient clothes could take 8 hours by 2 people to make requiring at least 6 to 7 months to make a full and sorry, the work is highly demanding requires extreme concentration and attention to details. many in

and then i asked kalina to call the weaver. i'll make the appointment myself. wait for my call.riginal painting, and kalina had to die. well, then our people were on duty at the station. you see, she worked with us, very experienced physician. we knew we were sure we'd save the knee. discharge cost ivan petrovich did not even warn me. me somehow. well, we took apart the whole basement brick by brick, that the shell does not fall twice in one funnel and the money is safe. here they lay up to you requirements. well, in general, as an akyn, i believed everything. let's drink to you for you. nikita, i'm talking to you now. i stupidly thought your idea is photographing everyone. came to the scene of the crime was not right. so oksana's death is on my conscience. here, throw it to me. their only once in a restaurant. it was ilya's birthday , everyone gathered, and i was going to introduce him. i want with the team. of course, i just showed them. ilya was in the mood. he joked a lot, ordered expensive drinks. he liked to throw dust in his eyes dmitry alekseevich, it was important who t

and so he wrote there who the weaver is a reinsurer.f such notes were written, if i reacted to each, if you reacted to each andrey viktorovich, these people, these people. and now they would be celebrating a birthday, preparing for the new year for weddings, they would have funerals. end of the year every time some a curse. plan plan how long did you live? 8 years of money and so nothing has changed. you could at least buy a new pillow. so much time has passed. you'll sleep funny. i'll find out in my nursery, i'll blackmail you with all your secrets. well, my main secret, you already know. listen to kalina i could now weave a whole wreath of beautiful words, but this will not change the essence. i do not love you. and i can never love. i can't say that i'm glad to hear it. but honestly though. and when they do not come true, they turn into longing. maybe i love not you? i just love my childhood dreams. happiness does not come from two misfortunes. now, will you bring a wreath? you have to do this job and do it in better lines for good m

theme 600 velvet fabrics originally imported to europe from the east, 1 european guild of velvet weaversppeared in 1247 in this italian city may be venice you are right 1.200. in 1892, he improved the glass box for storing liquefied gases, developed by the german physicist weinhold, into a flask with a narrow neck . 900 in 1682, he ordered the compilation of genealogical books, but he soon died, and the velvet book with the genealogy of the most noble families of russia appeared only five years later, and tsar fedor alekseevich quite right, and people and animals 1.500. in the fall of 2020, the washington state authorities declared a real war on these giant insects. they harm agriculture, destroying bees . yes, and it is not safe for humans. maybe it's a hornet absolutely right? velvet theme for 1.200 among these lizards there are also velvet ones that live in australia's horse quite right. this is a glaucous velvet gecko, and the vessels are 900. in 1912, a revegator jug ​​was patented in the usa, ostensibly to impart beneficial properties in water. in reality, anyone who spent about an

i'm a bullshit with 1st i'm a weaver. at least we shouldn't that all we need your so your most of your design, your initial when you're shock are complying. your digital, brutal with a little boy with u. v she gives to you via she thumbs it almost. we vs, just by your video, we machine, you put a grown up on your brucell. come through. be sure. speakers garcia's enable. and when you mumblings, you susan, machine, you, when you went to school preschool, global, go get a program where, well, pretty much double whatever. you're supposed to be a new model. because you can talk a little more complicated, but the marshal come up, we'll stop. you will move to the dot org, which is bullock restoring will come up or not. when you start, you get, here's my most people double around this. as soon as keys forces entered savvy and they began violent panic is in the city. mass house search is an arrest. everyone came on, the suspicion people were apprehended on the streets with the ukrainian forces and radical groups would be on the la

i'm talk about the store restock matter on al jazeera. weavers are trying out greasing land is shrinking in some roots long used by wildlife for migration have been blocked by human settlements. to deal with all this, kenya needs more money for conservation. and with the koran of ours, pandemic keeping many visitors awake. revenue from torrison isn't enough. here at the outset of national park, an annual ceremony has been launched a ha parisha than individuals pay 5000 years dollars to name an elephant. the aim this year is to raise $1000000.00, much of it for conservation initiatives. oh and carry johnston into top story on al jazeera, the body of al jazeera journalist, serene clay is now at the hospital, morgan occupied east jerusalem. the veteran journalist was shot dead by israeli forces at the age of 50. 1 funeral will take place on friday. this rose army is reportedly investigating whether one of its soldiers shot serene abu acne. that's, according to the washington post. it says the armies looking into 3 separate incidents connected to her killing, as well as the wounding of her c

little never the i've thrown in the nor santini vest with 55 with weaver man in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date, and c, r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pinterest with mm. with business and you were cleaned with that was chosen. yeah, americans gray you, when you wrote it, you didn't go through it. it's just such an article and i was hearing it for you was just touching sure. it was nice talking to a different student info which helped with you throwing the width of the protein. you're still there with yours. we are both in the study she was on the voice of to watch. so lose a community on, on the whole thing. sort of thought it was jewish in the longer you bullshit just in new students from a political push to to their mom, because there's no way to personally do flu cold here. i don't know who's got no for the doesn't or is that a here because that was going to use just to play in finances. come on both you could get you. people don't want war and they believe and he is really are against something ukr

weaver why are you barefoot and not sleeping mom, well, just, you know, i came because i'm thinking allbride catch the bouquet, eh? probably, the aunt should not really catch him after all. well, i think correctly, yes, because it is very important for her, and i can still wait a little wait , you say. well, then i'll throw a nunchik right at my aunt and i promise, i won't miss the contract. you married your mother for love, and we have the swedish throne instead of feelings, the long-awaited premiere, i can’t be your wife. you are the king's daughter. when you lose the right to crime, this unfortunate country deserves a queen like you. elizaveta russia is wonderful 30 degrees no one will interrupt at the most interesting place, when i tell them about what i feel, they listen, but do not hear. and that's bad. no one can rewrite our history. this is just one of the folders prepared by the soviet accusations for the international military tribunal in nuremberg, but no one will close the border for us, always together, always online, people so strong in this kind breaks watch the masterpie

it was horrifying. weaver, you move, it was clear, then it's time to get outside. got out was or stuck we met after embody heathen in how he'd been late, 2014 in his studio. back then he was prepared to the aunt, be another in venice. the might on revolution and the occupation of crimea where his wife is from cape his work, new impetus. the subject of this work is in fullest conformity and heter on a me he has created launch format, oil paintings, a violent explosions, a series called irreversible beauty. ah, that came over to them as a natural phenomenon for an explosion as an instant of radical duty and a disaster in human hon. you're ordinary in your conduct preoccupied me here. come ah, sir. your ritual with a new have actually experienced this myself. young. sheltered in my body and i see it's horrible. my children sosa. the vala kittens had to leave everything behind when they fled. ha, heave their home, parents pits, an audience art, by the way, her a bit. oh, many of my paintings are stored in collections and museums of, but we latest works. are still on my

different ones the work is heavy and for women the pains are light, packaging , stacking, work for a weaver get into these jobs, and where do you get the strength to get dressed? there is nowhere, guys, just go somewhere and wait for help, there is no place to do it, again, on your own, on your own, on your own my own experience, oh, calm down, i took a long time to come to my senses, to be honest, they didn't leave the city, but this time, of course. she came here to sing i came to poland here i calmed down for a long time it took a long time to tune in for a long time eh i waited i hoped that this is it and we can be back at least to the cafe and showed that it was already destroyed but how come i didn’t stop it because we got used to it that we всегда можете отстройт остройти ремонты we will do it ourselves, that's it, that's it, yes, our cafe is an incredible story in ukrainian, women won't break anything. will repeat the cafe privately because we guys say this is a family business we can repeat because all russians repeat the wars and ukrainians repeat the rebuilding of their lives as

the international communities ability to intervene in some form to stop what is happening to the weavers. so we're seeing some promising 1st signs take the german government long, silent with few exceptions on the subject. now, germany's foreign ministry, a foreign minister and alina bab, walk, making pretty strong statement. and we are seeing slow change and the new evidence helps, but it still takes, it takes politicians and governments were willing to do the right thing, who are willing to pay the price that all values, half of values and not cost free. and that, that seems to take a long time to finally penetrate through some of these governments. so i can only hope that it's going to be harder for them to look the other way and to remain silent. you have a very good point. and as they say, it's impossible to and see something you've already seen. adrian's, it's, we appreciate your time, appreciate you sharing your story with us tonight as well. thank you. thank you. oh, several countries in eastern africa the are facing and acute hunger crisis, drought conflict. the pandemic and the

initial coverage on the self-immolation i see several reports quoting a cnn journalist named lisa weaversse the burning directly. we really we to seejust to che, and we were simply in the right time (indistinct clamoring) they ended up taking us through the scene in order to get to the bus. so we crossed the ceer of the square... once we were put on the bus, no one was preventing us watching this, which really surprised me. we were questioned on the bus by a couple of different policemen. they were just very interested in what i'd seen, when i'd seen it. "do you have a tape? are you hiding a tape?" and i said, "no, i'm not hiding a tape." at one point, the person who was talking to me, uh, left, and came back with a very brief, written account that looked to me to be like a nhua news agency copy. ur people immolated themselves earlier this afternoon on tiananmen square and, you know, just the facts. jason: xinhua was quoted widely in the reports. apparently the news releas that lisa had initially reviewed and confird. e's saido have witnessed the seated man on fire as pice put hiflames o

thank you very, very much for being here and i'd like to begin with jessica kick off with your views weaver. we've spoken a couple of times recently here on the show and i had the impression initially that you were quite confident that this caught this conflict. this awful war would die down relatively quickly. i now sense that your more despondent about that and you are more concerned about the long term picture. well i, i certainly never thought that this would be a short war. but one thing has been made very clear in the past months that ukraine is fighting for freedom in europe. as though it were a full fledged member of the, your nato, their resistance and their tactical brilliance has been remarkable, as well as the resilience of the people, the political leadership. and so one thing is clear, the war will not, and with a russian victory. ok. so tell me nicole to your is your introducing remarks might want more focus on telling us about your organization. what does it get up to? what kind of for me? well, dakota is a platform and translating independent russian and pollution journalis

what they decided was that like in every other part of china, weavers needed to understand chinese and you to be mainstream. they needed to have an educate or many families. they have multiple buys multiple children, which was, you know, useful when you are in agriculture, but a lot of these areas do them our culture. and unfortunately, what happens is when you have a lot of children and there's only so much land, the ability to support those children goes down as you go down i generations. so there was just fear. and that was founded in this kind of radical elements that were saying that they wanted an independent sion john that were joining terrorist organizations and also struggles in the middle east that they did not want that in china. so they said education is key and we have to make sure that the chinese so that they are, they can are portable, they can, they are not, you know, restrict addition drawn where they can speak a local dialect, they really need to, to be mainstream. so this is what trying to thought was the answer, mr tongue in the international community. and it's be

guess from moscow via ch islov mishenko, an energy markets and oil gas expert in tashkent, chris weaver, chief executive officer of the consultancy macro advisory and in paris, eric shani and economic advisor to institute montana. a think tank dedicated to public policy in france and europe versus lab. how do you explain russia's brazilian economy despite the string of unprecedented western sanctions? you mentioned in your coverage to bass a much better. don't expect that. i would like to stress the russian oil and gas flow grow. and so still, despite all the conversation about implementing strong measures, hoping, stopping for actually goals then despite the fact be dependent on the russian get why and europe is very high, so it over. so russian market in europe over 30 percent, and even now, just about 40 percent. and some countries like central to europe, it's more than 80 percent and gas balance covered by russia and get in that it's not easy actually. it's a great one. just stop flowing and the buying and still having some trading relationship. so in this, by the oldest press, all

the father, the son and the jihad, part one on al jazeera, weavers, drying out greasing land is shrinking, and some roots long used by wildlife for migration have been blocked by human settlements. to deal with all this, kenya needs more money for conservation. and with the koran of ours, pandemic keeping many visitors awake revenue from towards him isn't enough. here at the outset national park, an annual ceremony has been launched the hall parisha than individuals pay $5000.00 to name an elephant. the aim this year is to raise $1000000.00, much of it for conservation initiatives. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, hello robin, you're watching the out there and use our lives. my.

now, to brazil, a former president weaver nationally to silver's ownership. it's a challenge diable scenario and october presidential election. austin lewis of 2 times in office. he was convicted of corruption in 2017. he served 18 months in prison. but last march all the convict, all his convictions, what an old lula is currently considered, the strongest challenger to the far right ball scenario in an election expected to be dominated by the rise and the cost of living. want to kiana k of reports from the law trolley in sao paolo there's a lot of hope here at this convention center where former president leads enough sumunah gustovo has announced a coalition of center left party that will support his candidacy. all major trade union and social movements are all so with him he's going to try to defeat rather than show you both. so not all during the 1st round of the elections, which will happen on october. the 2nd, because both the model is already questioning whether these selections will be fair or whether there we will be from a broad. so the objective ye

we've literally diverge that may well be how democracy does the truth illusion, although jazeera, weavers, drying out grazing land is shrinking in some roots long used by wildlife migration have been blocked by human settlements. to deal with all this canyon needs more money for conservation. and with the koran of ours pandemic keeping many visitors awake revenue from towards him. is it enough here at the hour selling national park? an annual ceremony has been launched the hall parishioner than individuals pay 5000 years to name allison the aim this year is to raise $1000000.00. much of it for conservation initiatives. ah, and and sweden formally applies to join nature sped by security concerns over russia's invasion of ukraine. ah, hello there, i miss darcy, tehane. this is al jazeera live from durham, also coming up. another group of ukrainian soldiers leaves the as of styles steel plan to marry a pole. ukraine suggests a prisoner exchange, but russia want some of them brandon terrorists, people to for hours for petrol and.

now new generations of weavers are re learning this one's forgotten craft, but it's not been easy for from i'm willing to let them loosen, cuz initially i was skeptical of my ability. but eventually, after many months of study training and encouragement, we managed to learn and create the 1st muscle of sorry, after 5 months of hard work and presented it to the prime minister. it was a proud moment for us. the fabric is so light and fine that points have described it as woven the air spinners using traditional odin whales and hand drawn looms afterward for longer to produce muslin than other hand made fabrics. one ancient clothes could take 8 hours by 2 people to make requiring at least 6 to 7 months to make a full and sorry, the work is highly demanding requires extreme concentration and attention to details. men in bung with this claim, its former british colonial rulers, for killing of the muslim living industry by the late 19th century to make way for their own textile trade. but they're excited. it's returning and hasn't looked ovalo left us and we are very proud to be part of thi

counting the cost on al jazeera. weavers are drying out greasing land is shrinking in some roots long used by wildlife for migration. have been blocked by human settlements. to deal with all this, canyon needs more money for conservation. and with the koran of ours, pandemic keeping many visitors awake revenue from tours. it isn't enough. here at the outset of national park, an annual ceremony has been launched a hall parisha than individuals pay $5000.00 to name an elephant. the aim this year is to raise $1000000.00. much of it for conservation initiatives. ah hello, i'm darren jordan in dough.

the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of this country come, but they have not yet issued a weavererpt from his speeches, where is he like? naturally. i wanted to show myself as an optimist. argentina has a huge opportunity to become a significant supplier, reliable and stable of food, nutrition and energy. and this is exactly how the world looks at us. maybe it looks just the facts say otherwise. argentina could be an excellent energy exporter. unfortunately, it is not like that; instead, we import energy from the argentinean province. neuquen, where he finds so many dinosaur bones. this is where the largest deposits of shale hydrocarbons lie, wacan huerto, that is, a dead cow. but at least for now, we will tell you about the features of argentine political science. it never became a source of carbohydrate supply to the rest of the world. unfortunately, we argentines could not take advantage of this. why, due to our own troubles , it remains an optimist to believe the agency's report. bloomberg liquefied natural gas, an argentine company has received multimillion-dollar investment