shakro young was engaged in the supply of heroin.or which he almost lost his status, but the thieves fart kalashov always helped him, he had a special talent, he knew how to negotiate with any person. particularly stubborn people received a bullet in the forehead when the shekru was detained, the young one behaves impudently, because he knows very soon he will be released for half a century by the number one thief in law with a huge number of connections at all levels , one call to the right place and the criminal will again be free kalash. been in such trouble so many times, what do you think? chambers of the pre-trial detention center lawyers interrogation for him is an everyday reality, but this time he was wrong. everything went wrong planned thief in law number one. young shakro began his criminal career in the nineties, he was barely 20 when he was crowned. by that time, zakhary kalashov had already been several times. the judge was serving his sentence. in a colony for juvenile delinquents. in the same place, he managed to gai

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there is power in getting young people to realize that young person -- a young person got people energized around something people in this city and county were not beforehand. i think there is a huge opportunity for young people to make change in their own backyard and not just be the people running campaigns but also being the candidates. i want to see more young people run for office. while i think both parties might be broken, there is one party worth fixing and calling young people into it to help do that. that is the democratic party. i think young people have every opportunity right now to get engaged and bring their ideas into this party make it something we can all be proud of and have ownership over. that is what is inspiring me to keep going and helped me run for this office. i did not do it by myself. i did it with a great group of young people that ran with me and behind me to make this happen. i think the democratic party will start hearing the younger generation much louder in leadership roles within our party, not just outside our party. i think that is exciting -- important

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in the letter from the lawyer representing the young person it says that the young person sent a denialo the sun newspaper on friday evening. this is before the paper published the article via whatsapp saying the statement their mother made it to the newspaper was and i quote" totally wrong and there was no truth totally wrong and there was no truth to it. "nonetheless the lawyer said the sun newspaper continued and went ahead and published what the lawyer describes as their inappropriate article. let me read you a bit more from the letter from the lawyer, it continues for the avoidance of doubt it says, nothing inappropriate or unlawful has taken place between our clients and the bbc personality and the allegations reported in the sun newspaper are rubbish. bbc news does not know the identity of the young person and has not spoken to them directly. very soon after we reported that letter the sun newspaper who has been the paper who has been publishing these stories, these allegations from the mother has said in a statement, we have reported a story about two very concerned parents who

they were young and young. parents are responsible for keeping them at home. the government cannot fulfill their responsibility. one thousand euros. and two years in prison fined by the french ministry of justice for parents who control the presence of their children. the warning that led to the creation of these images. the ministry of justice issued a warning to the youth of behesht . we can extract your information from social networks . 42051 is concerned with the murder of two black teenagers in a chase with the police . set fire and only killed the police accused of trying to target 10-year-old children in an oval shape and asking for identity papers due to the fact that recently, a few minutes before the police racism, the cases of police brutality in france were evaluated and announced every year constantly increasing and mentally ill men are 20 times more wanted by the police. regarding the incidents and events in paris, which have been covering the streets of this country for 45 days, we are in simultaneous communication with mr. emaduddin al-hamrani

the young person not to tell anyone. the young person not to tell anyone.he young person has told us that they felt they were put under repeated pressure to meet up. they did in fact never meet up. later, the young person alluded online to the fact that they were having contact with the bbc presenter and the... might name him. the presenter reacted by sending a number of, what this young person said, were threatening young messages. we have seen them and they were abusive, expletive filled messages. speaking to bbc news the young person who has no connection to the young person has been reported in the sun said they had been scared by the power they felt the presenter held in the rats in the presenter held in the rats in the messages had frightened them and they remain scared. these new allegations of these messages of a menacing, bullying behaviour potentially by the presenter raise fresh questions about his conduct which is why we are reporting them. we have reached out to directly to the presenter and to his lawyer but we have not heard anything yet in r

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it is -- is your relationship with ron young. >> i don't really have a relationship with ron young. >a guy from aspen. god, how does his name come up? >> st. john felt he might have thrown pam off our game. >> we are trying to do our best on this. >> wow, he's a guy from aspen that did some financial stuff for me. >> are you aware that there's an arrest warrant out for him? >> no. >> and what was the last time you had any dealings with him? >> well, it's been a long time. since he was doing work for me. >> and pam denied ever having a romantic relationship with ron. >> and you never were boyfriend girlfriend? never had an affair? >> no, no. >> in my opinion, she minimized it. she's saying, he's just the person that did some work for me, i didn't see him in months. >> now a guy i was involved with? >> no. >> not a guy who i refused to sign the complaint down with the cops came? >> correct. >> but despite pam's startling reaction to the question to the ron young issue, the cops had nothing on her. nothing placing them in tucson on the day of the murder. and nothing connecting either one

the letter the young person is pushing and i the young person is pushing and saying _ the young personhe young person is pushing and saying what has _ the young person is pushing and saying what has been _ the young person is pushing and saying what has been said - the young person is pushing and saying what has been said is - saying what has been said is rubbish _ good evening, welcome to the programme. lots to get into this evening including new information concerning the allegations that the bbc present presenter paid a teenager hundreds of thousands of pounds for inappropriate images. the victim claims nothing has taken place. we will get reaction to all that is evening. we will get reaction to all that. joe biden in the uk today en route to a nato summit in lithuania. the president says relations with the uk are rock solid but there are disagreements over ukraine. floods in north america, and they are running out of water in uruguay. the opposing extremes of our changing climate. the un says it is extremely worried about the record high temperatures. all that to come. we are going

and i think we need to tell that to our young people. we need them to understand that we do care about them. we do worry about them. we do want them to have a future because so many, i think, feel despondent. they feel the voiceless, they don't know where to look for hope. but the hope is that is, is that, and people like my father them so many of my father is around the world, not just in south africa, but in all consummate outside of a continent we of course are talking about so i'd have to with me. but the african continent is full of huge need is huge, need is who taking the people and they use for to liberation to a space with. they could have self determination, and would they could decide their own destiny. now in this time, it's really important that i use understand that they can decide their own destiny is a choice. basically the use of a freak out today can actually understand he's diplomatic language and his peaceful work with the international community which proved successful as you said. or do you think the use of today is

we've heard nothing from this young person.letter from lawyers who say they represent this young person was something of a bombshell. they say, not only is the story and the allegation that a well-known bbc presenter paid 35,000 pounds for sexually explicit pictures is not only untrue, but nothing unlawful happened, but they also say they told "the sun" this on friday evening, and nothing happened. everything now falls on "the sun," doesn't it? they say they have evidence. the question is, what is that evidence? >> either payments have been made to this person or there haven't. there arguably is evidence to back up what "the sun" is saying, which would be in the bank statements. the onus is on them to present those, right? >> if you read what they reported, they are reporting that the mother saw evidence of statements. whether or not statements are in their possession is unclear at the moment, so there are questions about what that evidence is, and what this story is. it has had a huge impact, and it has haan impact on a number

bullet about young young breast cancers in young adults are become that young survival.org.omplicated such as factors of age, income. young survivors. [inaudible] okay, first up on the members team is sure reese davis. you will hear her walk on song you've got to be. represented davis earned a bachelors degree in business administration. she began competing and mixed martial arts in 2006. she tried out for ultimate fighter she did not make it on the show so she became a member of congress instead. it's a flyball. it is dropped. it is dropped she is going to second period she's back in second period we do not ever announce errors. [laughter] there are no errors in congress. new york state verse on it. [background noises] one out and next up representative mclean from michigan. a walkout song american girl by tom petty. representative mclean spent more than 30 years in the business world before becoming elected to congress. she and her husband mike have four kids and a dog named peanut. three and one. she walks. next up senator shelley moore cabot out west for jenness walkout

it is our responsibility now as young people as yet. and the reason i'm not that young anymore. but it is our supreme responsibility to transform what is our political freedom into economic empowerment. and that is something that we can do. we can we educated, we communicate with the, with the rest of the world. we need to be part of the investor, the of, of the i, our resolution and use all that bring the knowledge. but above everything is also being able to look at everybody and see the results is online, the results of africa. and we need to discuss the distribution and the benefits of this resources on an equal level. apart from this essential politics of liberation, african and national liberation. in the last 20 years, you have been involved in social activism in your country of mozambique. tell us a bit about that side of your life. well, it's a very interesting, you know, i'm kind of a step into the shoes of my parents. but the truth is that a difficult, you know, i went through a very difficult process. i was just, you know, the issue of women abuse in africa is very, v

additionally, he has come a long way young. he loves a notice change to practice openly and proudly. they are making it easy for young africans to reconnect to their groups and i'm to st. so is the did so it, when you shouldn't necessary for traditional african healing? tell us what you think would be connecting with one's culture. can look different to different people depending on where you are, how you live or even what job you do. so we've come to a local and gallery to meet jemima cookies in july. my is a visual artist and also a q rate to focusing on the promotion of rwanda and female artist them. i'm gonna thank you so much for meeting with us today. okay. i see a lot of us around us. so can you tell me what they're looking at? just to begin? you're looking at the different networks. we have a collage, we have the paintings, the old and find them in artist. and they know that a lot of your work is inspired by one culture. i'm looking at the image behind you there and they noticed a very familiar a hass though is this one

you're riaht, young person in question. you're right. there _ young person in question.ere is clearly _ young person in question. you're right, there is clearly a _ young person in question. you're right, there is clearly a duty - young person in question. you're right, there is clearly a duty of. right, there is clearly a duty of care to the presenter, but there's also duty to care to the other presenters in the building. jeremy vine tweeted tonight this. "i'm starting to think they should come forward publicly. these allegations will result in yet more vitriol being thrown at perfectly innocent colleagues of his and the bbc, which i'm sure he loved, is on his knees with this, but it's his decision in his decision alone." i with this, but it's his decision in his decision alone."— with this, but it's his decision in his decision alone." i think those are all very _ his decision alone." i think those are all very good _ his decision alone." i think those are all very good points. - his decision alone." i think those are all very good points. it - his decision alone." i t

young intellectuals gathered on this show to test their knowledge, who can tell us? the sumerians hexos? and the assyrians in general terms, at least sergey tell me what you know and the sumerians, jesuses and assyrians - these are quite ancient peoples who will now give out all their knowledge and show what they are capable of or what do you know about the colosseum and about the romans and used leonitobeton. vika used concrete. well still krizan so 1.000 rub. turns out it's 100%. so again it will be percent. they ask badly, watch an intellectually entertaining project. i know on tv channel belarus 24. lord , have mercy on blyostka malaya lyady, 30 kilometers from minsk , there is a monetary holy annunciation mushin monastery, the young remnant of the size of the gospels, he often visits this place. painted with oil paints. well, i will study icons at the academy in my second year, which will already be specifically written in tempera. and here it is written in style. well, in the renaissance artists wrote on the boards with oil, that is, the classics of the icon re

what do you do on these young subjects? think about his range? well, i'll say from the beginning of those times we have, we used to be ruined by transition. all right, so we have kings, we have and, and lives, we have the food. i got to this by with united show and it's still quite import tons. we have, we're not consistent with we actually get more christian from outside. so without having the sun. and so i think it's actually still right to be in place. all right, um given uh when i q system in nigeria, i feel that we uh the um, more in need use the times the inside being all the info assets the movements of me business for it when it's patient. so yeah, we need to put some measures to quincy. the rules of 60 bucks subordinate looking to see does not really don't. he has 7 wise and counting pin send me to pay became that when he's 5th wife in 2022. she herself was born a princess to a nearby royal house and is therefore very aware of the room. she needs the only time i see him as oh, this is my husband is when we are in the full cleanup room th

a young person has told bbc news that they _ claims.s told bbc news that they felt _ claims. a young person has told bbc news that they felt threatened - claims. a young person has told bbc news that they felt threatened by i news that they felt threatened by the bbc presenter at the centre of other allegations. the young person in their early 20s was first contacted a nominative —— anonymously by the bbc presenter on anonymously by the bbc presenter on a dating app, they were put under pressure to meet up but they never did. they were then sent abusive, expletive filled messages, speaking to bbc news the young person who has no connection at all to the person at the centre of the other allegations, we've been reporting over another —— a number of days. they've been scared by the power the presenter held, the threats made in the messages that have been seen and verified by abc news frightened them and they remained scared. new allegations by this young person of menacing and potentially bullying behaviour by the high profile presenter r

the famous song and lenin is so young and that there is a young october come second hint here you quickly understood everything correctly that some kind of regeneration is taking place. well, the lizard's tail falls off, yes, and grows again and third hint. uh, here it is, and it turned out to be too transparent. this is indeed a frame from the movie the curious case of benjamin button in which the main character is a character. he is well done for years, not aging. after this round. show us at the bank. 80.000 rub. not bad except for furry's curse you won all the rounds today and the fifth round is the last one, in which you can still replenish our bank. it's called the round of questions from the star, let's go. and in the fifth round , one of your colleagues or friends, because we traditionally have the fifth round - a round of questions from the star. let's look at the screen and recognize that star viewer who challenged you. today. this is not boyko a wonderful singer. he writes to us that the money, if he wins , will be spent on charity. well question from mi, how did thomas edison

she was forced to marry at 16 young. i really think that i could leave this marriage and i went through a lot of silence and i didn't know that the kind of help that card was available who they gave me. i didn't know how to report to the so i suffered a lot. i don't know how it happened. god showed me the way in the association helped me. and i arrived here. let me see, cuz that again, not an easy. 2019 pleasant beach out load large on unions involving my moms and punishing adults for my children at the present time of up to 12. 0 shopping kind of a teenager. i'm happy for the efforts that have been made the fight against the child's mortgages and house one day to witness the end of this endemic problem. in my dia, countries on elena from a hotel reporting for the w scouts of media. you know, i think it's fair to say that anything that shuts as the dreams of any young girl nice to and like now and any child marriage can be a serious problem. they do know that globally, every minute, some 28 girls under the age of 18, i f

, and young researchers. more and more, this is true, they talked about the laboratories that we have as a result of mega-grants from these laboratories, we have a lot, if e memory is not changes 346 and not only in our leading scientific centers, but also in about ten cities, which earlier, especially not e, were distinguished by the fact that they created large good research schools. well, as part of this work, one of the conditions was. actually. even the proposal of scientists who conducted this research in laboratories was created in the laboratory. they themselves proposed to us that we create conditions for our young russian researchers. we did just that, and we did it, and today in these laboratories 50.%, if the investigators it's like young scientists and graduate students of course, there are many here. you also need to do household chores. it is necessary to decide whether to create the appropriate base there and, well, create the instrument base for all this. it's a known direction. it is clear t

it's a letter from the lawyer who says he represents the young person and he says that young person sent denial to the sun on friday evening, so ahead of publication by whatsapp to tell them that the statement their mother some doubt on the tory that has been on the front pages throughout the weekend. it's a letter from the lawyer who says he represents the young person and he says that young person sent a denial to the sun on friday evening, so ahead of publication by whatsapp to tell them that the statement their mother had made about them "was totally wrong and there was no truth in it." nonetheless the sun proceeded to publish what the lawyer and the clients call their inappropriate article. the letter from the lawyer also says for the avoidance of doubt. nothing inappropriate or unlawful has taken place between our client and the bbc personality and the allegations reported in the sun are rubbish. now we don't know the truth of this, we are reporting what is in the let e what it says in the letter, we can talk about that in a moment but first here is a reminder of how the story has

young people look more very young. people are still very open to understanding. sits in the concepts of equality of justice and of human rights. for example, the older people might like why less out of enjoying very good discussions with my elders. for example, when it comes to that, is that the reason you're trying to bridge the gap between the new wise and the nations and the legacy of your father. because then they would have forced side, still would have more data t. it would have the developing values of african families on one side, but they would also will not lose their roots. so connection with the legacy of the great african leaders. absolutely. that's something you would you would actually attempt to achieve. absolutely. you know, some, what i said once that being my separation of women is not an issue of gratitude. if actually i'm a parent to, for of their resolution in, in, in our communities you see, so it's not something that you do for charity. that's it's, it's not for charity, it's because it's essent

you can see we have a young priest and a slightly older priest. let's find out about their careers. >> i have been a priest for four years and entering my fifth year as a priest and assigned the vocation director of san francisco as well as the priest secretary of the archbishop. >> four years. he went to st. patrick's seminary. >> yes. for my theology studies. i grew up in marin county in novato. >> wonderful. father kevin, i think you are from -- >> i was born in san mateo and grew up in belmont . i am a local product. >> have been a priest forever two decades. and your job? >> the pastor of our lady of fatima which is a byzantine catholic parish within the archdiocese . and also help is associate at saint monica and st. thomas apostle paris. >> 20 years, four years. we have a set of questions coming in and i want to mix-and-match . one of the major ones was, about the recent , a pew study, a reputable organization says the real presence of christ in the eucharist which is a central teaching of the catholic faith and the eucharist is the center

i am you joe was still young looking at me. i see you compile, you can setting the bus stop, but well, can you put a one off? i'm seen on one by one and then how about the 5? come on right on the left side. that then that's id on that us, sam it up of 7. you 40 i that able to get the possible the visa da, da da da da da da. been in there because of the one that doesn't mind. developing the raising support on the terraces has produced results on the page this year. the one promotion to the 1st division support for slaymen isn't confined to match days. the alter, has filled their lives around the clubs every year. they stage of music festivals headlined by the biggest bands in indonesia. it's known as the curve as suit fest because the south curve of the stadium is then hawk plants, the if it's found what i kind of put that on the property of december 31st of the last time you thought that it was under duty, but it's asked and god based on my so it's about the on got an opportunity. i agree, i left him then coming putting i need

a very good young pleiades that they now have. if you remember the youth team, which has been occupying the highest places for many years, a lot of guys from there moved here. and since today you can say a lot, the rejuvenation of all teams is underway. there are good prospects in rostov. i think so, because there are so many young guys and talented ones at that. there are more such guys, 3 4, show me another team that has such a young. well, valery has adapted and he has full contact with the leaders, he has full contact with the team. this is also fruitful. spartak started this calendar year absolutely magnificently, if we remember the match with the locomotive in the cup, and then there were quite serious problems and personnel problems and game problems, and as a result, what is happening with the bascal should have been somehow seriously looked at or is this the usual process of evolution of a new teams for the new coach. that's not only pissed off. but other foreign coaches also perform worse in the second half of the champi

however, young.yes, the face of the theotokos, god, soft light transparent colors, tint, i can’t judge the drill. old man sergei alexandrovich and he is a professional militiaman, framing recaps to whom youth kids at the bridge school? the musicians are graduating with a proclaiming concert vanya does not miss these important merovists for their family, all the more so because he is on the same stage, although on ervel ceramics horror. he had a means of manifesting artistic abilities, but we sent him to a music school in the accordion class. here we are his husband finished. so, uh, after the music school , he entered the aginsky college in the department of arts and crafts. here he was constantly making things with us and once asked for a birthday saw to buy a saw, a nail cutter. and something like this. here, he worked at home. and so i decided, uh, to take him away. e to teachers who would help him to reveal his abilities. if a person has faith, then he has everything in order to create and but he

, �* young men? yes, i've come across ounu young men? yes, i've come across young men — young men?us health implications that you can traverse like blood complications, heart complications, and in my opinion i think why would you do it? why would you take that risk? i would only do it if someone said we are going to do a £20 million contract for you, we need you to get in shape in the next two weeks to this level, i would say thatis weeks to this level, i would say that is worth the risk, butjust to look good they a t—shirt in front of strangers, why risk your heart? great points this morning. much more to come. get in touch. you can get to come. get in touch. you can get to us on social media, this is the nation's phone in and we are on the news channel and bbc two, five live, bbc sounds and it is men and muscles, your stories. now for the news with richard. schools across england are expected to close because of a strike by teachers. members of the national education union are walking out again over pay. it's balloting for further action in the autumn. police are inspecting the l

but at the making sure that the same time, making sure that young have range of young people have a range of fantastic alternative opportunities, whether that be apprentices higher higher apprentices or higher higher technical qualifications, for example. so the key message is, look, you don't have to go to university to succeed in life. there are a range of fantastic opfions there are a range of fantastic options and what we're options and that's what we're delivering . delivering. >> drug has been hailed as >> a new drug has been hailed as a turning point for alzheimer's . donanemab has been found to slow clinical decline by up to 35, meaning that people with the disease could still go about performing day to day tasks . the performing day to day tasks. the drug is being assessed to see if it can be used in the nhs as the foreign office has issued an extreme heat warning as southern europe braces for record breaking temperatures , british breaking temperatures, british holidaymakers have been cancelling or changing their trips abroad. that's ahead of the school holidays next week. well,

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young people look more very young. people are still very open to understanding system concepts of the quality of justice and of human rights. for example, the older people might like why lives out of enjoying very good discussions with my elders. for example, when it comes to that, is that the reason you're trying to bridge the gap between the new wise and the nations and the legacy of your father. because then they would have forced side, still would have more data to. they would have the developing values of african families on one side, but they would also will not lose their roots. so connection with the legacy of the great african leaders. absolutely. that's something you would, you would actually attempt to achieve. absolutely, and you know, some, what i said once that being less a patient of women is not an issue of gratitude. if actually i'm a parent to, for of their resolution in, in, in our communities you see, so it's not something that you do for charity. that's it's, it's not for charity, it's because it's

but what do you do on these young subjects? think about his range. well, i'll say from the beginning of science we have, we used to be ruined by tradition arrow to us. we have kings, we have an m, i z, we have the food, i got to this by with an additional and it's still quite simple at times we have, we're not consistent with reaction if the democracy from outside. so we're not talking about the sun. so i see it's actually still right to be at this. all right, give will they will not cases send me an idea. i feel that we are the um, more in need us the times the inside being all the info accepts the movements of mean business or even if the patient so yeah, we need to put some measures to conceive the rules of 60 bucks for need to see does not really don't have 7 weiss on content being so me to pay became that when you sit wife in 2022, she herself was born at princess to nearby royal house and is therefore very aware of the room. she needs the only time i see him as, oh, this is my husband's is when we are in the full classroom that, that's not priv

well, the protests in france are mostly carried out by teenagers and young people. maybe mentally we all expect that the government's reaction will be softer, but it is very heavy . can you tell us about the reaction of other countries and the reflection it is having? if such words were said by the minister of justice of another country, we would have witnessed such silence among european and western countries. hello, good time. look, in fact, france presents itself as the cradle of human rights. in fact, the national security of this country it is threatened, and the demonstrations of the predecessors actually make a series of priorities , and this actually adjusts the points that they consider for human rights, the security points that they have, and in the statements of the minister of justice , they are practically legal in this country. implemented by the french parliament, and in fact, there should be an emergency situation in which accepting and certainly expressing opinions in many french political circles is condemned as a lie and accepted, and in fact , we

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a young, young, young, young man in the place he lived in, texas, his life was not affirmed. he lived in a skin of concern and fear. and ultimately he was sodomized. we introduced legislation, anti-hate legislation because as a gay young man who lived life differently, he was not affirmed. ultimately, even though he got passed this case, he ultimately committed suicide. so let me tell you how fearful i a.m. that the intervention of this committee on issues of private health care determination label the trans community in a way that someone is being intimidated, in fear and concern for their life. or their personal thinking is that they are not worthy. they are not entitled to good health care and that their life is not worth it. i insist on pronouncing today. your life is worth it. your son's life is worth it. daughter's life is worth however they are transitioning and as they live their life and i plea and beg for those who might be listening know that we do not believe that this is a question for this committee. it is a question for health care , for your parent or loved on

and non-young people, it cannot be compared with the past. my servant, almost all my life was a preacher. in the past, from my youth, academics, students , high school students, the children were in good shape, the young people were thoughtful. i was, but today the intellectual level of propaganda will be comparable regardless of this fact. hazrat agha, while emphasizing the aggressive position in the field of propaganda and jihadi movement in this field , has advised everyone to recognize and pay attention to different generations and strata of society that when here a few years ago, a large number 560 people or more from the country's cinematographers had come to meet hosseini . the material matters and we have to go, one of the things that i never accept from the point of view of salam alaikum and the mercy of god, the first lip that we say to the words of hazrat agha will be in this month of muharram, taking into account the new methods of preaching, god willing, in the path of religion and the goals of religion . let's make an appointmen

let's educate young people educate young people, because africa is a very young continent , we need tor own elite. give up-to-date knowledge to young people, and involve women in the development we are talking about other areas of agriculture industrialization. africa's weakness was political balconization, 54, a former colony. this means that the african market was fragmented after the independence of the african market. now we are almost at the end of the journey of millions of people. africa's potential is inexhaustible, but in order to fully realize it , global support is needed, and the secretary general lacks it. he antonio guderish, speaking in the water with ababies at the summit of the african union, emphasized that the international community must change the image of africa as a dependent continent and support the countries of the region in the development of modern energy and food systems of attraction during any visit. whether that side of africa and europe or asia we open doors, but within the rules according to which our friends win. but above all, we are working for the

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young people do in this country. young people say want that . we're say they want to do that. snobby about all this, aren't i think frowned upon. >> and seen like when you >> and it's seen like when you use the word bricklayers, carpenter, plumbers. yeah, that that's a skilled , laboured job that's a skilled, laboured job that's a skilled, laboured job that creates it's a great life. and created some fantastic businesses for entrepreneurs and businesses for entrepreneurs and business people . and also given business people. and also given people a great life as employees , as i know, plumbers that earn phenomenal amounts of salaries in what they do to the tune of like £200,000 a year as a salary. yeah now it's frowned upon because it's not seen as higher education. and i'm sorry , i think when we use these types of words of higher education, we're putting people down without a really knowing it is out. >> right? i think this is unfair. >> i think that this is unfair actually. i think the vast majority of higher education courses do provide excellent value i think that is value

a young person . overall story. a young person.ey had met at the presenter through a dating app that that dating app conversation moved on to other platforms at some stage. the presenter , according stage. the presenter, according to this young person, had then revealed their true identity later on after decline , winning later on after decline, winning an invitation to meet this presenter or that young person . presenter or that young person. according to bbc news , had according to bbc news, had posted on an online platform alluding to the fact that they had been in conversation and met at least online with a prominent bbc presenter , and that they bbc presenter, and that they might name this person. it was at that point, according to bbc news , that according to this news, that according to this young person, the presenter was sending abusive and threatening messages. now, here is a key point in what the bbc are reporting. i think they said that they have seen those messages and bbc news, they claim has been able to verify that

she highlighted the groups outreach efforts and ways young people can get involved in the political processle speaking with the "washington post." >> hi everyone and welcome to next on "washington post" live where we talk to rising and influential changemakers. i cover congress with the "washington post." joining me today i'm very excited about this is anderson clayton, she is the youngest democratic party chairwoman across the country and just 25 years of age. of course she is representing north carolina, which many are looking at as a state that could potentially change the way that democrats win obviously not just about the state but across the country. so thank you for joining me today. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate the opportunity to be here. >> so many questions for you. but i do want to start a little bit on the national level because it seems the biden campaign is zeroing in on north carolina. remember back in 2020 i think biden had a couple of staff i was there with him i think at one, but it didn't seem to be enough and then this is something that on the national level

and i think we need to tell that to a young people. we need them to understand that we do care about them. we do worry about them. we do want them to have a future because so many, i think, feel despondent. they feel the voiceless, they don't know where to look for hope. but the hope is that it's is that, and people like my father them so many of my father is around the world, not just in south africa, but in all consummate outside of a coincidence with me. but the african continent is full of huge need is huge, need is who taking the people and they use fruit to liberation, to self determination. and when they could decide their own destiny now, and this time is really important that i use understand. it's the continental diplomatically, politically. how to approach different international connect. diplomatically again, is that something that would tempt the young africans of these days? my brother, what are we doing now? we're talking we're exchanging ideas. you ask me questions, i'm answering your questions. well, having a dialogue,

many of the protesters have been young teenagers. >> there are lots of young involved in the demonstrationsmes very young people. it is the responsibility of parents to keep them at home. that is something we all ought to do. parental responsibilitmust be engaged. i should like to appeal to everybody's sense of responsibility here, mayors included. >> [speaking french] >> the administrator of justice will be taking all necessary measures. the social network platforms have played a very conspicuous part in the events the last couple of days. we have been looking at that. the organization of violent meetings are convoked by social networks but it also encourages copycat reactions and these videos have intoxicated the young people. >> that was present macron speaking earlier. a lot of concern from the president and authorities about further escalation. tell us what you have seen and heard today. >> yes, in particular a message from the authorities to parents as well telling them to make sure their children are not taking part in these protests. what we heard from president macron is a large nu