my khaki jacket from zara. jacket from h&m. anotherjacket from topman. cargo trousers from zara.another cargo trouser from bershka. so, was all of this purchased using buy now, pay later? yeah, all of them. buy now, pay later is mostly used for online shopping. mike uses it to get the clothes he wants straightaway. he doesn't have to wait until he has the cash to pay for them. if you didn't have the option of splitting it, would you always spend that much money on clothes? um, i probably would've found it hard to purchase that solely, with those kind of prices. it would have been very hard for me to do it. instead of paying the full cost up—front, it's typically broken down into weekly or monthly repayments. it's interest—free credit with no fees, providing mike pays his instalments on time. you can pay, like, £10 this week, and then £10 the next week. it's less of a shock to the system than, i don't know, going to a shop and buying something, and then the total being £100 and something quid. that's what makes you want to use it more. i think it's like the psychology of it. it's

one, namibia, the price of genocide, people and paula on algae zara. from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitation of the artist by nature, they are person who are lost, party love, i way way and denise copal. society is not interested in the individual ality. the freedom, the spirit of the young person studio be unscripted on al jazeera for de ramirez and my molina families. the pain is unbearable for their relatives were killed last week during a military operation ordered by the venezuelan government, security forces accused him of being part of a colombian rebel group and said they died in combat. and neighbors and family members insist they were innocent. taken from their homes and executed under pressure venezuela's, defense minister, believe me, to pay the you know, said the armed forces were applied to the friends that come through from the regular groups that added that human rights needed to be respected. and that the events at the border would be investigated. ah, wealthy nati

the attain dough with the headlines here on out. zara. uganda is deploying more troops to democratic republic of congo to fight the armed group. the allied democratic forces a d. r. c. government spokesman toll down to the our special forces from both countries are conducting that operation. iran has submitted it to draft proposals to european powers, negotiating the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal. this is now the 7th round of talks in vienna aimed at returning iran and the u. s. to the agreement, your secretary of state anthony blinkin is missing his russian count of hartzog allowed for us to discuss moscow's troop build up along the border with ukraine. lincoln says he is deeply concerned about what he called russia's aggressive policies. moscow has rejected claims that it's planning an attack. we have a strong, ah, arkwright commitment to the sovereignty and turtle integrity of ukraine. the best way to avert a crisis or is through diplomacy. and that's what i look forward to discussing with, with sergei, including by both parties, full implementation of the minsk agreements are

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ah ah, hello gon, you're watching out zara. with me, the hell robin reminder of our top use story. south africa health minister says the country can manage a false flavor, code 19 infections without imposing strict to locked downs more than 11 and a half 1000 cases fuel by the oberon barrier to being confirmed in one day 3. the miller has more janice book. they say they're ready for a 4th wave. the hospitals are prepared. there is enough oxygen at the moment, only 4 percent of hospital beds have been taken up by people who've needed that kind of medical intervention. so really they would what they're doing.

thank you. hullstead i had here on out zara. protecting the past campaign is fine to say the historic palestinian village from development ancient storytelling fem modern day challenges. how artists and kirsten are dealing with corruption and crime. i'm joanna roscoe and catherine going behind the scenes that is tough. nasa re growing the next well. cockpit to ah hey there, good to see we've got some dangerous conditions across europe. so.

there is the headlines and he's continues here now to zara out inside story. ah the world is morning ask bishop desmond tutu, history for justice, forgiveness and inclusiveness in south africa and beyond. how will his spiritual leadership there? remember, this is hi, sorry, ah hello to welcome to the program hush am abolla memorial services are being held all around south africa for anti apartheid hero desmond to to and all around the well tributes are being paid to the nobel peace prize laureate who died last sunday age 90 has remembered for using his pulpit and public demonstrations to energize public opinion against racial inequality. both at home and abroad. south africa's presidents, several rum, oppose. i quarter to a patriot without equal and the leader of principal and pragmatism, fellow south africans, are observing a week of national morning before his funeral on new year's day. for me, the miller reports for us from st. joe's cathedral in cape town. archbishop desmond tutu rose to prominence in the 1980s, not only as a religious figure, but also a v

robin bride report from the capital couple many weeks after the taliban takeover zara not be has been dismantling the tv station. she found it carefully packing away studio equipment in the hope of one day restarting in the in the future. we'll have some opportunity to re open it up for you or try to re open it started 4 years ago with a staff, a 50 by new t. v was run by women making programs for women. it was seen as evidence of the more progressive policies of the previous government. i was really happy, especially the day that i said, now our games come through and now we have some, some station that is running by foreman by them. unfortunately, it's the end i can see them on the tower afar. amanda was one of the stations, journalists splitting her time between reporting and studying at college. now she does neither. that's all i could come with them dustin, i feel we achieved something under the last government. but with the taliban rules, i think the percentage of female journalist is going down day by day on another recent directive means women will no longer be able to play le

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you see that some of these retail companies like h&m and zara, who have spoken out against the treatmente suffered quite a bit of pushback. you look at how much money they have lost in terms of revenue, it's about 25% and a quarter. so that is why they are very worried about this because the chinese government obviously objects to any of these classifications that they are committing any kind of genocide or engaging in any kind of slavery with regard to the people in the uyghur province. but for companies not to say, look, you cannot supply, any of your suppliers can outsource any materials from that region unless he can prove with certainty that no forced labour was used, that actually is putting corporations into a position where they have to take more of a political stance. take more of a political stance-— take more of a political stance. ., , stance. one company actually apologised — stance. one company actually apologised today _ stance. one company actually apologised today for - stance. one company actually apologised today for this - apologised today for this policy and saying,

the address for that is answers era dot com ah, this is al zara, and these are the top stories. the u. s. is reported nearly half a 1000000 corona virus infections that is nearly twice the amount seen during the last peak. but hospitalizations and deaths are relatively low. mike, hannah has more from washington dc. the cdc says system not surprising case numbers is being driven by both the variance of the virus, both the delta and the ami kron. it has released some statistics that indicated.

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can i find much more on our website, the address that is, answers, era dot com ah, zara. and these are the top stories. the u. s. is reported nearly half a 1000000 corona virus infections that is nearly twice the amount seen during the last peak. but hospitalizations and deaths are relatively know mike hannah has more from washington dc. the cdc says there's some massive rise in case numbers is being driven by both the variance of the virus. both the delta and the ami kron. it has released some statistics that indicated over estimated how many people were being affected by the ami kron a virus. dropping the estimate by a, by 20 percent. however, experts pointing out that the data is still insufficient to draw this type of conclusion, particularly with the lack of testing that is happening throughout the country. but the one figure released by the cdc as well is that the death rates from both are variance are done by some 11 percent. the u. k is setting up temporary field hospitals to deal with the crown of our surge. the government is concerned that system could still be

the illustrious guests came in droves. actress zara bernard was a loyal guest for decades. the maharaja of patty, allah, artist john cook top and double. 07. that is roger more. from a french president shout a gall greeted by a young shock meyer and his sisters princesses, and princes, politicians, and heads of state. the hotel guest book is filled with the signatures of stars. the american actor burt lancaster wrote one spoon stolen. if all could talk, each floor of the barrage would have stories to tell, especially at the very top where the hotels most exclusive suite is tucked away. it was here that eleanor roosevelt, the widow of you as president franklin d. roosevelt changed the course of history. the year was 1947 and the former 1st lady stayed in the sweet while drafting a major paper for the united nations. this she, those are the exceptional movie bernacki for amanda. we are here in a very special place where people who have shaped the world have stayed as guests of new social pass router. all the heads of state politicians and people who participated in the great

it too busy, but it's going to elongate you if you're tall, it looks beautiful on you, as well. >> zaraic threading has our sparkle. and i love that it has a tie waist. so it cinches you in, hugs you in all the right places and really flattering. >> we have a typo and i want to apologize to our viewers it says $29.99 >> that is not a typo. i promise you, it is not a typo. it's from amazon and i just cannot believe not only the price and then it came and it looks so good and looked so good on >> 30 bucks for a new year's eve outfit and then you're set to go >> one and done. >> yeah, i love it >>> so sometimes you could just wear a pretty black dress, but you need some sparkle and pizzaz so you've got some pretty jewelry here >> i love a statement necklace this is from free people and it's easy to three this on and add instant sparkle and glamour to any outfit, no matter what you're wearing. >> and these heels i love this bow up top on these, but tell us about the shoes. >> i love these heels. i mean, it looks like a little present on your feet i absolutely love them tons of sparkle. grea

you understand corporate zara, burberry, louis vitton, apple and i don't know their corporate policies we are supporting some of the very same movements that are allowing our stores to be robbed en masse? >> they do we flect pete behind closed doors at home when no one else is listening. in public we have new fear of actually expressing yourself in public. that culture of fear has created this set of misguided policies where every major uninstitution in america including corporate america, including government, including education is controlled not by white supremacist but by woke supremacists. if you want to know what the face of woke supremacy looks like look no forward than the images you showed what's happening in san francisco today. this is a blm fantasy in real life come to life where they ultimately say clear the jails and ultimately defund the police. do you want to know who the winners of the that game are. the criminals. do you want to know who the criminals of that game are law abiding citizens of every skin color, black, brown, white and everything in between. >> pete: so

the illustrious guests came in droves. actress zara bernard was a loyal guest for decades. the maharaja of patty, allah, artist john cook top and double. 07. that is roger more. from a french president, shout a gall greeted by a young shock maia and his sisters princesses and princes, politicians, and heads of state. the hotel guest book is filled with the signatures of stars. the american actor burt lancaster wrote one spoon stolen. if all could talk, each floor of the barrage would have stories to tell, especially at the very top where the hotels most exclusive suite is tucked away. it was here that eleanor roosevelt, the widow of you as president franklin d. roosevelt changed the course of history. the year was 1947 and the former 1st lady stayed in the sweet while drafting a major paper for the united nations. this is also the exceptional movie bernacki for amanda. we are here in a very special place where people who have shaped the world have stayed as guests in your social boss, with all the heads of state politicians and people who participated in the great geneva co

he had already been a noteworthy politician of zara, but he first comes to historical prominence in 1859 with the murder of philip barton key on the streets of washington and looked mostly probably know the basics of the story. teresa sickles was having an affair with district attorney philip art and key congressman dan sickles found out about it one day basically confronted key on the streets of washington and you know more or less shot him down like a dog on the streets behind the white house. i'm not gonna go into that whole case. that's frankly a separate talk and a very interesting one, but i'm not gonna do that today, but what i do want to say is kind of some relevance to understanding gettysburg in the mead sickles controversy over the years and you know, i've been doing this for years and my own impression is sickles his kind of kind of evolved a little bit, but i've kind of come to realize and appreciate the dan sickles was what we would consider today. i think to be an emotional decision maker now i do not have a psychology major. i did grading community college, but that's abo

look at the retail sector and you see that some of these retail companies like h&m and zara who have they've lost in terms of revenue, it's about 25% in a quarter. so, that's why they're very worried about this because the chinese government obviously objects to any of these classifications that they are committing any kind of genocide or any kind of slavery with regard to the people in the uighur province. but for companies to say, you cannot supply, none of our suppliers can source materials from that region unless you can prove, with certainty that no forced labour was used, that actually is putting corporations into a position where they have to take more of a political stance. taste take more of a political stance. we ended up with one company actually apologising today for this policy and saying look, is not ourfault, blame the us government. and saying look, is not our fault, blame the us government. right. intel, the multinational— blame the us government. right. intel, the multinational chip - intel, the multinational chip manufacturer who we've been talking about because th