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west of england and also south wales. very, very difficult morning, nothing going west of penzance, nothing going west of penzance, nothingarthen and all the devon and cornwall branch lines are also closed. the other problem is speed restrictions, but if you're going by train to date there is a very good chance there will be speed restrictions put in because of the risk of daybreak being on the lines of fallen trees. that means for the line from bristol into london, you've got delays typically of 45 minutes because the trains are going slower which is in turn leading to extra cancellations. right up and down the country, lner, northern, or reporting problems in locations and i'm afraid while the talking about flooding, with the build—up of water, we could see over the rest of the day and into sunday and maybe even the start of next week, problems on some of the lines. , , , next week, problems on some of the lines. , , ., the lines. just tell us about how long — the lines. just tell us about how long these _ the lines. just tell us about how long these disruptions| how long these disruptions could continue for. qm. how lo

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west? i not interested in conflict with the west?— not interested in conflict with the west? ed in _ the west? i don't think he can succeed in his _ the west? i don't think he can succeed in his leverages, - the west? i don't think he can| succeed in his leverages, even with his perception of the religious state, he can't succeed unless he got leverages for the economy, and actually he's in direct confrontation in terms of ideology and in terms of perception of the governments of the city, of the state, with the syrian bureaucracy which is very much the middle class of the cities, and second, with the business society, where yesterday, the day before yesterday, in a big meeting about — among business societies here in dubai, and actually the perception, prevailing perception is we need a liberal economy, without any pressure, without any limit for the capabilities of the business society to invest. there's so many different groups. there have been fears about waves of sectarian violence. you yourself are going back. can you tell me if you feel safe?— you feel safe? not totally

this is a west west clay beings. it's put in slate. us, you go back on in the blanket is too crazy or a stick me style wasn't in fact an old and the silos. it has just been slightly modified, so put an argue it says its own new weapons and so the development of the old bonds and then she said what they had, it sounded to me quite spontaneous. not like a specific plan, but it could be understood as a signal to the best to made. the 1st of all is that the rush of wouldn't stop find firing or do you credit no matter how many invest in defense systems are working. very important is determined to keep fighting in ukraine, but in a sat. is that the situation? what's fundamentally changing in favor for that off an army? don't boss. when oscar, when russia would find them to recapture or re gains that awesome region of course, cuz that was occupied by that you create an army put in didn't want to give a specific date. she simply promised that everything would be done properly and 3 kept charts for me. this is a signal is tha

west. the west is going to take advantage of this. think of a see this as an opportunity to uh, you know, push forward within the middle east. doesn't mean that is going to be successful, but they will now push forward. and as i say, i think clearly that is the next step is, i mean, israel in the west bank and i and i, and i think a day, and i think america is going to increase uh its footprints and will try to get whatever you can out of the situation is serious and then the level of environment, huge deal political loss for rush, right? i can't see how they're going to maintain their, their military base is on the low talkie a coast line, unless some type of deal is cut with 31 to create some type of lot talkie a state, but russia is going to lose part us. and her mind means, so this is a huge geo political blow to russia losing their influence in the middle east. iran, the whole access of resistance is face ling unraveling. at this point, it's amazing how knocking down a hollowed out and rotten syria like this. and in such a shocking way as rewritten, the g, all politics of the middle east. the other big winner of course of this other than is real as turkey. right. the neo ottoman empire is in full blown. right. um uh oh my god, daughter was tweet was uh on social media earlier

west and then 5 said the mosque is off. we the west are behaving with unbearable brutality towards the press paypals all over the world. mainly i 5 cuz by what on palestine and garza is willis continue. my sense is the way the paypal hate it. we hate the brutality of our government. we hate the fact. the governments clearly don't give a big for the geneva conventions or for any kind of a rule of international law, which is something that we thought they believed. and why did we think the government's believed in these things? because they told us that they did over and over again. ever since day. ever since 1948, really in the universal declaration of human rights in paris, december, the 10th, 1948. they've been telling us that they care about human rights and then now says that now the mosque is often that because of the genocide that's being perpetrated by these riley government. and by this time and i'll couple of months we're mine in the u. k. um and obviously the government, the united states and france and germany and holland and blah blah, blah, blah, blah, same state. we never believed any of that. we'd never have because obviously if we did believe that, then we would be insisting on the implementation of the i c. j. we're leaving about the genocide going on in gus. i went off with, with standing on the sidelines. we're waiving our is riley flags somewhere roaring those little sure. and that's the human being. palestine is their intention is to slaughter of re my woman and child so so, so when you wake up in the morning, good feeling search of the features, if one does or do you have to pull yourself together a go? no, i am not allowed rush action. neither are you my friend. we are surrounded by brittany, it's bailey, it's of human beings who like us, recognize the cultural days of what's going on. not just in gossip, but many places in the world. and we are standing shoulder to shoulder, were taken to the streets in huge numbers in the olympics. it is all over the world to demonstrate our support for a future where international law is applied as a rogue states, like israel to the united states of america. and the united kingdom cannot get away with that woke crimes, the world crimes that they are committing day by day by day adult on and on. so this visual tumbles into memories of jude, our friend julian hassan. as being in bell marsh for 4 years and, and all of that revolution, the wiki leaks revolution, when suddenly we discovered through to know that a ways to discover the truth about what is actually happening in our lives. and wouldn't it be wonderful action if you were allowed to do your job completely improperly? but if we, if you were allowed to do it with the support of the governing bodies, imagine if we were actually allowed to have a real investigation, for instance, into 2 things round the note rad october, the 7th. how, how wonderful would it would be if there was allowed to be an international investigation into what actually happened on october the 7th in south, in israel. okay. who did what to whom, how many people, what actually go whether that was any right for that was my next and all of those things. but of course, is really government will not allow an investigation and probably made the, with the american government. so that's one thing. and the other thing which is a bit closer even closer to home now is, well, actually has been happening in syria. alicia, is, you know, what i tell you what is your, what is that we'll get into some of that. because you haven't been ongoing underground since before, julian was a release, a mutual friend. but since we are both british, the prime minister associate spelling of the head of the crown prosecution service, which we know was responsible for trying to make fake sex claims against julian. the size, the founder with the legs, and he was in cyprus on the base, you know, keep bide cypert to that criteria this week for the past few days. anyway. st. quite a bit of what goes on here con, necessarily be talked about. we can't tell the world what you are doing, of course, referring presumably to britain's participation in the genocide in casa. what does that make you feel? and as you uh, intimated, because some of the greatest demonstrations by the people against the u. k. u as you um does read, have been in london and in birmingham and drives go in and all over britain against the against is right. well, it's probably you should pretty uh actually it because i watch that on my phone and it was just um, a, making a stump speech. uh, apparently it says some re upped pass now inside person that does the same well. care stomach is the stop. he doesn't have to stand on a stump, p is stop, you know, and he's just, and that's only if i'm happy to read reports all the time. the belt is true of main street major, that his premier shape in the united kingdom is turning about out to be an absolute disaster. and that he may be on the safe to any time by the power of public opinion . the sooner the better. because he is an opportunist of the west west kind that older. so his history is pat with a say the associations with and my 5 and i my 6 and folk all kinds of stuff that we absolutely do not want an a prime minister in the u. k, well, he was doing in cyprus, i have no idea. maybe you could maybe explain it to me, but i there are more important things in life. well there was, this guy plays the spy planes that the israelis rely on. yeah. yeah, that might can uh, just being explaining to us so that those of us will follow back. can i? i know you do see was on the show last week, the other week. okay, well let you go, there you go. and i've been following his stories, which should been extremely detail, and i am so ashamed to be an english man reading his reports of what we have been doing to be complicit in the genocide is big public trades. they didn't delta pride to x rays and goes around the west bank in palestine. deeply, deeply ashamed to be an english man under these circumstances so well with them. i cannot thank you.

west and defense with a new prey as well. that has this response was given to every mark that is a west west clay beings. it's putting slate us. you pull back on in the blankets, the cranberry stick me style wasn't in fact an old and the style is it has just been slightly modified. so put an argue, it says its own new weapons, all if it was the development of the old bonds. and then she said, what they had, it sounded to me quite spontaneous, not like a specific plan, but it could be understood as a signal to the best and made the 1st of all is that the rush of wouldn't stop find firing or do you credit? no matter how many invest in defense systems are working, very important is determined to keep fighting in ukraine and now how much of fortunes speed so on. so is what dedicated to you crime? oh, pretty much you paid was one of the, of course, significant parts. they put in a sat, is that the situation? what's fundamentally changing in favor for that off an army? don't boss. when oscar, when russia would find them to recapture or re gains that often region of course, cuz that was ok. find by the you crea

west. he's his leading has been to the west in the past. and i think that that can be resurrected if it's carefully and skillfully done with the idea that they can, can the, the president trump and mr. pool can can communicate with one another. so the paper is, is flaw fatally flawed as far as i'm concerned and it was written by.

west . he's his leading has been to the west in the past. and i think that that could be resurrected if it's carefully and skilled.

ventura county valley and the west west san fernando valley.efighters say the combination of dry conditions, winds, warm temps can create dangerous fire situations. we are at the beginning of december. i know fire season usually lasts through november. i know it's all year round, but the santa ana winds whip up in december as well. it is entirely possible. we've been kind of slow going here for us and very slow going down there in southern california. they could get winds up to 65mph here. as we head through the next two days. back here at home, we're not expecting any fire winds. it's going to be all about some rainfall. so we're kind of on the better side of things. unfortunately, socal on the dryer as we take a look here. we'll start it off with tomorrow morning's forecast, and it's going to be chilly. we do have a frost advisory across the north bay, east bay and south bay where temperatures will be in the 30s to low 40s. so just know it's going to get colder out there tomorrow morning down to 41 here in the south bay peninsula, 40 and the

west west and in mine, overland kind of it's already a minor economic war being waged by those at the time. those companies like ours don't normally benefit with only downside due to higher barriers. yeah. because, but there's no use crying about it or discovering the trying to resist tables that we have to adapt when i'm doing this and he can get on and pass. so he went back to gemini with the chinese shareholder out west, and investors backed the company with a 100000000 nero's founder was convinced it was the right move, despite the high energy costs and wages compared to china and mobile because they into solving the item that we've seen that it can be done in germany to mation and the use of robots as indeed yeah. and as all the core technology use, in any case built in germany, why not build the entire product to your knowledge? extensive with up to you. the company relocated to the god area, which has a strong tradition in mechanical engineering, dobby, to they got bought up numerous old industrial holes in warehouses on this road. he owns half the street. a small modes are connected to only software is both the heart and brain if he's robots, a mode to the also has the chinese bias this and this one's kina, it can be some of the fact that china is tapping into our know how that will happen one way or another, and as as the case with all countries router's are going to us, i see that we in german

west west and is this own defense industry? for mass view of the city preserves, again says the west is making a chilling from the con. this was was, this is an excellent opportunity to give new life to the western military industrial complex. it can transfer all its outdated, morally obsolete weapons and technical systems to ukraine. and with the money allocated for ukraine's rearmament, it can build a new equipment to update its weapon stock. in other words, this is a clear benefit for the economies of these countries. don't forget that the purpose of the war is to inflict maximum damage on the russian federation. it is advantageous for the west that this conflict continues. make no mistake. there are no peace talks. it is still beneficial for them to maintain this conflict as long as possible. we are killing each other in the west is profiting off of it was a new don't say i as to us tech companies look to help the pentagon harness as power for military purposes. so for i produce a product in defense and to roll out teeming off in a bid to secure lucrative contracts. they're also reported in talks with companies inc

west. the west is going to take advantage of this. think of a see this as an opportunity to, you know, push forward within the middle east. doesn't mean it's going to be successful, but they will now push forward. and as i say, i think clearly that is the next step is, i mean, israel in the west bank and i and i, and i think a day, and i think america is going to increase uh its footprint and we'll try to get whatever you can out of the situation is serious and then the level of marketing, huge deal, political loss for rush, right. i can't see how they're going to maintain their, their military base is on the look. talk your coast line unless some type of deal is cut with early one to create some type of love talk. yes, state, but russia is going to lose part us. and her mind means, so this is a huge geo political blow to russia losing their influence in the middle east. iran, the whole access of resistance is face ling unraveling. at this point, it's amazing how knocking down a hollowed out and rotten syria like this. and it's such a shocking way as rewritten, the g, all politics of the middle east. the other big winner of course, of this other than is real as turkey. right. the neo ottoman empire is in full bloom, right? um, the other ones daughter was tweet was uh on socia

west to a high tech duel, suggesting russia could stride cube with its new or ration of missile to see if the west could protect new crating and capital shots. of there's no chance to shoot down these missiles features that i get which deputy that's going to let you name some object. what saying here from and concentrate all their air defense and missile defense forces. there are a few livable people and we will hit it with the direction of the audio and see what happens when we are ready for such an experimental more experiment. they've got to use the other side. ready. got totally requested us to have these rigo bureau chief, you ready for chateau? told me more about putting this challenge to test russian missiles against western air defenses in ukraine. this response was given to every mark, the west, west claim beings. it's put in slate, to see people based on in the blankets too crazy or a stick. me style wasn't in fact an old and the style is it has just been slightly modified. so put an argue it says its own new weapons and so the development of the old bonds and then she said what they had, it sounded to me quite spontaneous. not like a specific plan, but it could be understood as a signal to the best to made. the 1st of all is that the rush of wouldn't stop find firing or do you credit no matter how many invest in defense systems are working. very important is determined to keep fighting in ukraine, but in a sat. is that the situation? what's fundamentally changing in favor for that off an army? don't boss. when oscar, when russia would find them to recapture? well, re gains that off and region of course, because that was occupied by that you create an army putting didn't wants to give a specific date. uh, he simply promised that everything would be done properly and 3 kept

it seems like the west has sticking up, sticking to its own playbook of sanctions and pressure, which has, in the 1st place, prompted many countries to turn their back on the west west cape. it's soon a natural approach on come together and stronger line blinds. those like bricks. so what joe biden is doing, guy, and his last days of the white house, seems to be part of his perceived strategy to steer the part on every fonts around the world stage, sending billions of dollars of money into the excuse pocket of giving a green light to use long range missiles via crane a guess bradshaw and this and the list of course and goes on all these steps are in line with his last minute controversial moves that do nothing but to shake things up for his successor and of course clinic. donald trump and to asia now and investigation is ongoing in my leisure, against the full of banking chief of goldman sachs over the one malaysia property development scandal. now, the nation's former prime minister is also involved in caves. the us government has a dock handed the matter looking once again to disrupt the forward nations of fast the us government to intervene and the proceedings af

seems like the west is sticking up, sticking to it's the old play book of sanctions and pressure, which has in the 1st place, prompted many countries to turn their back on the west west cape. it's soon a lateral approach on come together in stronger line lines as like brooks. so what joe biden is doing, gotten his last days at the white house, seems to be part of his perceived strategy to secure the pots on every front, on the world stage, sending billions of dollars of money into someone's case pocket, giving a green light to use long range missiles via crane a guess bradshaw and this and the list of course and goes on all these steps are in line with his last minute controversial moves that do nothing but to shake things up for his successor and of course clinic donald trump. mike rides hard to correspond and use of july lead joining us from to iran and bringing us up to speed now still with our, the international for all the latest, something around the world. a see you again with more stories i top of the the my last real job. last job i got a paycheck from the college professor in new york city at the digital video film academy. and i try to like 20 programming

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it seems like the west has sticking up speaking to its own playbook of sanctions and pressure, which has in the 1st place, prompted many countries to turn their back on the west west cape. it's soon a natural approach on come together and stronger life blinds. those like bricks. so what joe biden is doing guy, and his last days of the white house, seems to be part of his perceived strategy to secure the part on every fonts around the world stage, sending billions of dollars of money into someone's case pocket, giving a green light to use long range missiles while ukraine, a gas flush saw this and the list of course and goes on all these steps are in line with his last minute controversial moves that do nothing but to shake things up for his successor and of course clinic. donald trump. yeah. that story i how much are you, continues online with a website onto you told me to go program at tons and about a 25 is made separately the you know, living down here, i've seen this guy too. okay. i couldn't get the picture of it because uh i, i didn't pull my my phone out fast enough. time i got my phone. i'll take a picture of this thing i saw on this guy. that's what reall

to what is currently the situation in the occupied west bank. fits currently the situation in the occupied west bank. as always, thank ou occupied westalways, thank you so much _ occupied west bank. as always, thank you so much for— occupied west bank. as always, thank you so much for bringing l thank you so much for bringing us up—to—date. let's pick up on some of those points. let's pick up on some of those points. joining me now is the middle east and africa analyst for private intelligence firm sibylline, megan sutcliffe. and that idea that hamas has to concede somewhat the idea that israel potentially will remain within gaza and yet those israeli hostages will potentially be released, is that something you think hamas will eventually agree to? i think it is certainly possible. the optimism we have seen over the past few days regarding reports progress in negotiations are likely reflects increased flexibility on the part of hamas, particularly regarding israel's possible presence. there are any number of factors that could have resulted in this slight shift in negotiating position, but it might be attributed to international dyna

sunshine for northern ireland, perhaps parts of north—west england, west wales getting some breaks insewhere, fairly cloudy. perhaps still some outbreaks of rain, some drizzle affecting the far south—east of england with a bit of a breeze here. and then as we go through the night on tuesday and into wednesday, that high pressure really doesn't move very far at all. so again, for scotland and northern ireland, it will be a cold night into wednesday, with a widespread frost. staying cloudier for england and wales, and that will keep the temperatures up above freezing. so here's wednesday's weather. once again, there could be some patches of mist and fog in some central areas of scotland. hopeful, perhaps, on wednesday of seeing a bit more in the way of sunshine across wales, the midlands and eastern parts of england. but on the whole, temperatures here about 4—6 celsius — that's about average, really. another cold day for some central areas and northern parts of scotland. then for the rest of the week, really, not a great deal of change. the area of high pressure will start to drift awa

west virginia appetite for exciting and dangerous. that's because joe's roots run deep in west virginia, he's west virginian through and through. never does his gaze wander from his moral obligations to improve the lives of west virginians. joe's love of the mountain state is the engine that powered his pursuit of public office and i'm sure it will continue to power his efforts once he leaves. joe may be leaving us, but i suspect his presence will continue to be felt in the many lasting relationships that he has created over the years of his public service. i'm even more certain that joe will always be available for that phone call. so congratulations, again, joe, it's been a privilege to serve with you and thank you for everything you've done for our state and our nation. we're very appreciative. [applause] >> mr. president. >> senator from maine. >> mr. president, senator joe manchin often recalled the words of wisdom from his grandmother, people don't care hoich you know until they know how much you care. knowledge and caring define joe's public service, both here in the senate and as governor of his beloved west virginia. he

this is between west 53rd street_ this is between west 53rd street and west 54th street. pson an 50—year—old male on the side _ thompson an 50—year—old male on the side walk in front of the hitton— the side walk in front of the hilton with gunshot wound to his back_ hilton with gunshot wound to his back and leg, mr thompson was reproveded by ems to hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 7.112am. he is the _ pronounced dead at 7.112am. he is the ceo — pronounced dead at 7.112am. he is the ceo of unitedhealthcare and resides in minnesota. detectives from night watch and a and _ detectives from night watch and a and elsewhere bethan their investigation, we know the shooter arrived on foot about five minutes prior to the victirn's_ five minutes prior to the victim's arrival. he stands alongside the building line as numerous other people and pedestrians pass him by. from hid owe — pedestrians pass him by. from hid owe we see at 6.44am the victim — hid owe we see at 6.44am the victim is— hid owe we see at 6.44am the victim is walking alone, towards _ victim is walking alone,

west always promises democracy and human rights of development. i can't find a string good example of the west in dimension anywhere the globe of south which led to democracy development or human rights. it's the stage script, the same plays being played again and again. the west feats control the west speaks o u. a gold and the many and i'm go back as you see him drain them. uh what it's called, just stay that out loud. so it has to be painted with a nice shiny face like democracy in the human rights. they use a device that they use netflix problems really just at the ations weaknesses in the, in terms of the front of the globe, of south country. and they use their follow. i'm going to, gee, and there might to cause such isaac and destruction around they did this and i've got a sense in your, off the live. yeah. so my yeah. and many other countries. so you are very aware and they are really united would be like to claim and verify. a determination to come out of this, a controlled by the west. that's why the west port was or its agents, munitions, and libya to make sure that the clashing base of buying a big space every day. so libyans don't have the martian, i'd be the space to actually talk and initiate a to our spot of human collector. no, can you base dem

west ham keeper. there has also been a shot from west ham posting ac from sam johnstone. shot from west ham posting acrom samjohnstone. west ham are 14th in the table six points above the drop while gary o'neill's three points from safety. premier league official david coote has been sacked by referees�* body pgmol, following an investigation into his conduct. coote was suspended on the 11th of november pending a full investigation after a video allegedly showing him making derogatory comments about liverpool and the club's former managerjurgen klopp. a further investigation was opened two days later after the sun newspaper published photographs it says were taken during this summer's european championship, alleging that they appear to show coote sniffing a white powder through a rolled up us bank note. the pgmol said coote�*s actions made his position "untenable". two former premier league players have told the bbc of their health fears after years of heading footballs. research has found professional footballers have an increased risk of suffering brain injuries. former england defender steve howey

west of england, to give us a travel update. i am outside bristol temple meads station, one of the major rail hubs for the west and south—west of m here, rail services down to devon and cornwall, the midlands, the north and london as well as south wales. most of those services between bristol and cardiff have been delayed, or now cancelled the most of the rest of the day. specific lines themselves, no trains, gwr says, between plymouth and penzance until at least one o'clock today. between bristol temple meads and portsmouth, no services because of debris on the line near westbury. those delays are likely to get worse as we hear about more blockages on the line in the next few hours, gwr, the operator which runs trains throughout this area, has been persistently saying passengers should, wherever possible, try to rearrange their travel plans or not to travel at all. we have spoken to people who are hoping to keep their plans this weekend, one a man who hasn't seen his daughter in many months and is trying to get to swindon today but doesn't hold out much hope in getting there and is worried about the journey back evening, even i

you see parcel f to the west. west is the left of the screen. the building on the south side of the transit center, 530 howard. as contemplated we have connections at 181 free mont and sales force. we have [indiscernible] and this would be the 4th connection into the park at the park level for 53 howards, the 5th floor, for us the 4 lth. before you are the 4 items and happy to take any questions or comments you have as we consider adding these residential units to the transbay district. >> directors, questions? director john baptiste. >> i had a couple questions. i think i saw in the materials there was a public access requirement to the project itself, can you talk about that? >> much like 181 and sales force there is internal circulation to get to the park as non resident or office user or any of the buildings so it public access through the building itself into our park or out of the park. it helps with egress and ingress to the park it stlf. they are planning a lobby at the 5th level that take to the vertical circulation. >> 181 there is a [

west bank safe there. the deployment of the o and you'll have system is still and it's planning stages, but it's already sparking fear and frustration across the west bank palestinians who already feel confined in their see to worry this new technology will tighten is really controlled further restricting their freedoms and undermining the sense of safety for israel. it's a matter of security for palestinians. it brings a deeper risk. the resolution of all t reporting from hebron in palestine by to uh, drummond and now here on the program or a man went on a deadly call rampage. living 5 dead and dozens more wounded. this in the city of mine, the board of wanting this report contained some very disturbing images for the treasury in the moment when he drove his costs straight through the crowded christmas market, leaving a trail of human destruction in his wake. authorities detained a foreign national from the middle east of the prime suspect, and the head of the drummond region where this incident occurred said the man had been in the country for nearly 2 decades. beyond this hill, since we have caught the perpetrator, it's a doctor from saudi arabi

west bank and neighboring countries to other un organizations. >> going to ban the term west bank and going for that and -- >> we continue to refer to the west bank as west bank because that's what it is. >> we spoke about amnesty and you refused to acknowledge that what israel is doing is basically genocide in gaza. they're not right with the level of genocide. i don't know what the difference that would qualify for genocide and destroying all the israelis that have documented the number of documents saying that israel had the number of intents and carry it had out. >> we've seen that report. we remain by the support and harm and emphasize all parties comply with the law. >> importance of chemical reference and going for them and actual targeting them and going for them on the lineup and the countries going for egypt and qatar and doha, these are having a decoy agreement with the [inaudible] and are you accounting standards boards from damascus and regional countries of the person with a former pre-fitting measures indication. >> what we ultimately believe is in the interest of all the countries in the region and stability in syria and stability

west and secret services um west the media. i'm not talking about the and i think this says you, this tells you everything you need to know about the state of freedom of press and democracy inside the west. because obviously it's doesn't exist anymore. since everyone who would be talking about things like this, and this in the west uh, would be marginalized at the best and ostracized. but for us, we understand that kids placed the general career laws on a wanted list for his was just the day before the kelly. however, his name has been posted on the notes for you as euclidian killed as the website merits flores yet for years now it's been so he's been kennedy mugs, basically for death. well, in advance of today's tire attack, who should be held responsible for such calls in your opinion? well, every thing we know about the 12 it's is that it's not only run by ukrainian know part of the spots that it's also somehow um, sponsored by weston. it states links, so i think the, the audits are stopped this um u. k. ukrainian campaign of states, terrorism. i'm running dating back at least to 2015. it's actually also necessary to hold responsible for all the western officials on western um, secre

garza is demolished, but the west bank has seen the settlements every day. settlements expand in the west bank. the amount of the west bank on the effective color sting in control is a minority of the area under the sink. some things, some sinks and things like a water is also is negative. cold to land on the posting and control sinking sink from tons, these stupid slum similarly is increasingly occupied. so the, the idea of a 2 state solution is that let's stop here on this very sobering note. but to go back to the discussion in a few moments, but for now we have to take a short break station. the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really what say better wills. is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as fast? can you see through their illusions going underground? can the welcome back to world the park. this brack know right. a former british diplomats. mr. mary, before the break, we talked a lot about israel. the whole for now seems to be the main beneficiary of wh

in the media and west, the west, an official of attempting to wide watch the terrorist to join the insurgents on slot to see it. and it has even interviewed the militants, despite the west, himself, recognizing the group as terrorists. what, what do you make of that? and is it a dangerous shift? it is very disturbing. i think to indicate that that notion that there are 2 things that i could say. first of all, i could understand that in order not to alarm the public opinion in the west, these at least temporarily these these groups and need to be re branded and what have you. and then they might be there for a while and to the west. and are you in the united states, the opinion, public opinion over there shouldn't be questioning the governments. you know, what on earth are we doing in syria? then this re branding is the others. but i also seem to be the 2nd one that i want to bring. i also think, i believe this is going to be 10 or so because i wouldn't think that to present us out would leave his office knowing that so and he is a huge um, would take the seat uh, in damascus for the foreseeable future. um, there must be some temporary, uh sorry, somebody agreement on a

west bank in the west bank? well, there are no such drones. there is no forest light come us, which can mount such a massive attack in the west bank. the expectation is that the squad or individuals will try to penetrate or ambush, and i guess the, the system is supposed to be more effective. that was a 100 suggest. another reason why is real would use a questionable security system in the west bank. we know that it's going to be sold to other companies because there is one of the new countries in the word that says security for systems to other countries. so we are elaborate for, is there a way out of the best scenes, or is there any refund or is there any companies you know, we've been companies assessed on us as far as the news because our lives for the is there any government doesn't matter for the commission, it doesn't matter so they can do whatever they want. no matter the motives, the question remains, will it sparks move? violence will make the west bank safe there. the deployment of the o and you'll have system is still and it's planning stages, but it's already sparking fear and frustration across the west bank palestinia

west uh for, for west, not to escalate. we have yet to see uh how many tricks uh, uh they have left in, in their uh pocket. but the, the, i do hope that the, this, we will see some kind of, uh, the escalation on the, uh, let's say that the so called line between moscow and washington. as for the war, i don't expect it to. and before russia gets, it's a security guard, these russia doesn't. busy want to be endangered by the middle range. we filed with nuclear potential and it is sold, it gets problems with terribly and i think that to eventually this will be sold, sold on the battlefield, and that is exactly what frustrates doing. now. thank you for speaking to us. steven guys were such a at the institute of your pin studies in belgrade. thank you. that is where the air force was supposedly attach. the western syrian regions of tosses, latasha and the audience of monday must have explosions filled the skies. but as of yet as the no comment from west jerusalem, which has been conducting continue as a tax over the past week, is where the science it's reported. the equivalents of a 3 point one month issued us quick why the reason strikes to place? it comes off the terrorist groups of seized power in war torn syria, forcing form of prizes in vasa on the sides to leave the country and seek asylum in russia. as the idea of intensive vines, it strikes the cross syria. iran is among the middle east and nations strongly condemning, as well as a tax on lands grab according to, to run something past the in damascus, syria risk following, getting libya's devastated footsteps. he stays as well on this main ally of fielding time or in the fractured state. i'm you able to, the us and israel are also trying to make the region insecure and prevent a strong government from being established. i believe that a worst situation in libya await syria in 72 hours the zionist regime, which wished for brochure. alas, thoughts fall, considers this to be one

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and yet, even though you'd watched those black players succeed at your club, west bromwich albion in the westith your great friend and collaborator david baddiel, you know, which lived long in many people's memories for not good reasons. mm. you made fun of a black football player — and this is much later, in the mid to late �*90s — a player called jason lee. he had a very distinctive haircut. you sort of mocked the haircut. david baddiel blacked up to play him in a comedy sketch. he was very hurt. mm. and you've been very honest and candid and said you regret it, but... it's more than... ..it does raise questions about how you and david could ever have thought that was acceptable or funny. well, i... i have had this conversation with david. i've spoken to the producers of the show, i've spoken to lots of people about it. i don't know how it happened. i mean, i am... i am ashamed of it now, certainly. i have no defence for it. and as you say, you know when people say, "oh, it was different times then, we didn't..." but we knew what. .. we thought we knew what racism was. but maybe our view of