or rather, that zita and gita of this borya owe me to these goats .this one a name, when i have free time i always come to them with carrots to them. at least two bags were brought. they will still ask. you also have something else that you give, this is such a small spotted one. her name is bella this is this this is coming now. her name is angelina , this is the little white lisa and this big bormann is just that big goat. dad gave the name, and some are given to us because of the park. they say, what are their names, and some of them are the grandmother who also gives winter because there is always a lot of snow. you can build some big slide and sledding. well, in the summer, because here you can swim, you can, uh, you can run on the sand on a swing in the summer. i go and feed them when i have free time, well, i always take two glasses of carrots to my grandmother, and we will give them to everyone, and if there is not enough. i go and take everything from her. i remember how you always came the first time. there was no one here yet. i was. well,

and we've also top political and social commentator lizzie zita . how commentator lizzie zita.and gentlemen. hi. firstly the friends. how weird to you in this kind of situation, but lovely to have you on our sofa and of course, let me ask you first. so richard, we've pop and trivia so much in the past. here was a very serious situation we find ourselves in in this country. what you think? should strikes ever be banned and could ever happen . destruction never ever happen. destruction never be banned. if they were, it would never happen. because the it would create too much discord. i think in society generally, but also think the wrong people are on strike. i have a feeling that everybody at home would think the house of commons in the house of lords should go on strike. and i think the will run a lot the country will run a lot better they on strike. better if they were on strike. we don't without them. i think that this is a stupid game. we have a prime minister who's up to his nipple in corruption and allegedly, allegedly and i think that if i was a working a working as oppos

and we've also top political and social commentator lizzie zita . how commentator lizzie zita.and gentlemen. hi. firstly the friends. how weird to you in this kind of situation, but lovely to have you on our sofa and of course, let me ask you first. so richard, we've pop and trivia so much in the past. here was a very serious situation we find ourselves in in this country. what you think? should strikes ever be banned and could ever happen . destruction never ever happen. destruction never be banned. if they were, it would never happen. because the it would create too much discord. i think in society generally, but also think the wrong people are on strike. i have a feeling that everybody at home would think the house of commons in the house of lords should go on strike. and i think the will run a lot the country will run a lot better they on strike. better if they were on strike. we don't without them. i think that this is a stupid game. we have a prime minister who's up to his nipple in corruption and allegedly, allegedly and i think that if i was a working a working as oppos

great importance for people, because , probably, the heavenly i always stood terrifying, the city, zitae are saltings, what kind of salts do we have here? on suture plows well, say on boats and they went with their goods, all sorts of things could be taken from the forest with a boss for 1 losinets for a month and swim fights yaselda, so, already at the zitov, yana slugged a handful, we land hats. this is a land hat, and it was hemmed from the pinsk region and ended at the kovrin region, because in any case, it was mukhavets and the city's way that i passed to alla nikolaevna said parallel to the yasengi river. this is at least up to chomsky. and then, as it were, the nursery went north, and here the road already went straight to the kobrin to brest, and now along the countryside path, like to say to the quiet ones that there weren’t any at the khen swamp and lay on the cowshed for confirmation. that's what i'm saying , and i invited alla nikolaevna here ; she taught the history of the synonic middle skoda and, in principle, was engaged in the study of the old country way. in her time,

so much life. taken away by the very people who are supposed to protect it. gabriel is hondo audi zita. memphis. israel has conducted asteroids on the garza strip according to a statement from the israeli military and target to the tries in the straight part . a rocket was fired from gaza. every starns could be heard in the southern us send their yes and yet they are no immediate reports of casualties. the u. s. is expected to be grounds and more access to philippine ministry basis. the defense sexual lloyd austin is visiting manila, meeting with president fernando marcus junior on a be low joins us from the department of national defense in the philippine capital . what are we expecting to come out of these bilateral meetings barnaby while moline, in the past few days, u. s. head. philippine officials have been talking to journalists saying that there in our negotiations, that could give additional access to the u. s. military to philippine basis. the u . s. military already has access to 5 different locations across the philippines. under the enhanced defense vault ration agreement,

yes, from zita, after the brilliant french king, absolutely monarch louis 14, to exclaim the state isoreover, to create my own kingdom. he did not have to seize territories and overthrow the government. he simply declared the government of israel deposed and decided to rule on his own. moreover, the history of the kingdom was not hidden by its creator shai-karamosta, he was looking for publicity and only in september. i posted an appeal to the people on social networks, officially abolishing the state, israel is not really a state, nor the people of this appeal, then they did not notice i declare the corporate government dissolved. i proclaim a sovereign state. yashar el no one from the outside can control us and judge the kingdom will protect its subjects take care of spirituality and ecology like a king. i also appoint all my subjects as kings and queens. today we will give the king, however, to the authorities. we'll have to find the rest of the kings. queens of princes and princesses of power are trying to understand. was it a scam, a business of treason, or is it pure romantic, m

so much life. taken away by the very people who are supposed to protect it. gabriel is hondo audi zita, memphis hostile ahead here on out as air o. and as i said, figure both in life and in newness square off with protesting as if you have straining cotton towards power and in the eye of the storm. 5 years on foot, we cannot explore the impact of hurricane maria. ah hello, we still have a few showers in the forecast for new zealand over the next couple of days, but things will ease off. i am pleased to say farther north into southeast asia. we have seen some big down balls, just around sal away see more than 300 millimeters of rain here. 24 hours that has inevitably caused some flooding good scattering of showers there across much of south east asia, northern parts of border. also seeing some live the showers some wet or whether they're just coming back into where thailand, malay peninsula, and some live the showers just been driven into central parts of the philippines over the next day or so. the weather weather will remain across or indonesia, very heavy showers. they're in to were.

or rather, that zita and gita of this borya owe me to these goats. this one a name, when i have free time i always come to them with carrots to them. at least two bags brought. they will still ask. you have more and more that you give this little spotted one. her name is bella this is this this is coming now. her name is angelina, this is the little white one. lisa and this big bormann only to that big goat. dad gave the name of some give back to us for the park. they say, what are their names, and some of them are the grandmother who also gives winter because there is always a lot of snow. you can build some big hill and go sledding. well, in the summer, because here you can swim you can, uh, you can run on the sand, you can ride a swing in the summer. i go and feed them when i have free time, well, i always take two glasses of carrots to my grandmother, and i think i give them to everyone, and if not enough. i go and take everything from her. i remember how you always came the first time. there was no one here yet. i was. well, here is such a small

manage him drama, zita, a boucher ah. now french president emanuel micron says he'll travel to china and just over a month to discuss the war in ukraine on friday, china released a piece proposal. aging is calling for an end to western sanctions on russia. and as edging moscow and keith to hold peace talks, now crohn says it's important for china to put pressure on russia to end the war and withdrawal from the ukraine. meanwhile, the been a russian president, alexander lucas shank, has also announced that he'll visit beijing in the coming days. at valerie says, one of russia's closest allies now she at minsk allowed the kremlin to use its territory to launch attacks on ukraine. on the last year of fighting, russia has expanded its partial control of some of the regions of eastern ukraine and red access to the power of done yet that's been under russian control since 2014 out there. and that some of the people affected by the complex, there are some of them of a report from their stories from moscow. a child shielding his

the crisis deepens in this war torn land center holder, elisha zita. well, one second man lost his children away from the earthquakes and nasa walker says his people are more used to bombs and tremors as sonata. this note is from hippa, a hubbub. and this is he bought my eldest daughter who died of believe that god help me m with her dad. with that she's gone. my god, sorta sorta for when she or marsh it was around $410.00 a. m. how shook implant one her to move on? if you know a plausible theory, i ran out of the house and said please god, let one survive. i just want one of my kids on when i went out, i called for fossil mashaila mason on saw. no one answer it while i thought didn't make it there dead. oh, i'm well have you thought the law? i'm sure you will. a shabby josha. few moments later the guys came to tell me the kids are alive. fi, so was already dead. but didn't want to tell me both fi cell a mess in. can't see 3 of my kids. fi cell was holding his brother a boat died paula. their mother was hold in if they were both dead when they got them

hello, you so our people are suffering and dying on it. zita dan fabricate necessary. 8 was not delivered to syria, the home, so the effect of families have been destroyed or severely damaged. these residents have no shelter. the only shadows at mosques and schools. dozens of victims are lying here in the our ozzy hospital in the city of aleppo. many stories are told about the catastrophe, the claimed, the lives of thousands of people and left deep scars in the hearts of those who escaped. at 1st, this house was destroyed by terrorists. we restored it and now it has collapsed. i didn't feel anything. the whole building collapsed. a whole family lived in the same house. 2 sons and daughters survived. god save them. as you have seen, there are many victims with serious injuries in the hospital who need serious treatment. we faced difficulties because of the lack of resources due to the blockade in a large number of victims. the blockade has greatly affected our capabilities needed to provide medical care or love and what time passes, there is less of a chance of finding people alive after t

then there elisha zita, they wrote some potentially good news, un official, say that deliveries of critical cross border and from to k to northern syria could resume on thursday. kristen's room has one out from the un in new york. the united nations has dispatch disaster response and assessment teams and is ramping up a delivery efforts. but access to northwest syria is particularly difficult. this is technically opposition. how territory a conflict zone. and the 300 you and staff already in the area are delivering what 8, they have 2 people there. but the united nation says that they were already struggling to get enough aid in for some 4600000 people in need. before the earthquake, even hit, getting aid across the front line is complicated, but the united nation says it's working with the syrian government to increase its capacity, hurting the coastline. missions is something very complex, even before b, even before the f quick. it needed multiple levels off coordination between different thought these security and humanitarian ngos. so it's not the straightforward, it's not a straightfor

then elisha zita, they wrote not hardy, is the us regional humanitarian coordinator for syria. and he told us that the disaster is making an already dire situation. even worse, we felt when it could not get much worse for the city and people. now we have this, this, this f quick, syria, even before this, it suffered from so much devastation and suffering. the people there are 90. 9 percent of the syrians are below the poverty line in it live alone. more than 4000000 people are totally dependent on humanitarian assistance. and now with this destruction definitely, then that's the humanitarian assistance is, is much more needed with working with all parties with working with all with member states, with everybody to make sure that the humanitarian work continues. not just continue at the same level but increases because of the needs that are that are increasing people, their weight for health. they honestly don't care for me which direction it comes. it just, we want to make sure that if that we reach them, we in the humanitarian world, they danger the united nations agencies and

i always stood watchful, the city of zita and these are saltings, what kind of salts do we have here?lows, well, kali, so to speak, on boats, and they set off with their goods. for what it was possible to take the forest with the boss into place, 1 aspens and fools sailed yaselda, and there already at the zitov, and they were languishing a handful, you and the land hat. it's a land hat, and he obeyed. from pinsk , the district ended at the kovrinsky district, because in any case, this is mukhavets and i said that the city ways pass to alla nikolaevna in parallel and the river is ash. this is, at least, pre-chomsky. and then, as it were, the nursery went north, and here the road already went straight to the kobrin to brest, and now, according to the country hat, you say to the quiet ones that there were no all sorts of khen swamps and covered the cowshed for confirmation. that's what i 'm saying, and i invited alla nikolaevna here ; she taught the history of the semenovichi secondary skoda and, in principle, studied the old country way. have your time rut was a mentor at the simonov sc

then there elisha zita, they wrote hot, is un regional cube monetary coordinate of assyria. he's genius now from amman, vega to have you with a so on al jazeera at z incentives report, they were, were just hearing that. and the western countries were saying the aid would continue to be provided. but it would not be funneled through the government in damascus. in practical terms, how much aid is likely to get to the people who need it most in northern syria. thank you for having me on, on your show. and to start with. this is really a devastating situation. i mean, we thought when it could not get much worse for the city and people, now we have this, this, this f quick celia, even before this, it suffered from so much devastation and suffering. the people there are 990 percent of the syrians are below poverty line in it live alone. more than 4000000 people are totally dependent on humanitarian assistance. and now with this destruction definitely than that does, the humanitarian assistance is, is much more needed. we're working with all parties were working with all with membe

were more than 90 percent of people relied on aid before the latest disaster. santa hood, her elisha zita, still ahead on al jazeera, a religious dispute turns political. how divisions within one of the world's oldest orthodox church. our fuel intentions in ethiopia. and coming up in sport, we have the latest from the english premier league where leaders arsenal stumble again. football action is coming up later in the program. ah, hello the weather set fair across so southern parts of the middle east over the next couple of days and it will gradually warm up even here in kata a fair bit more cloud, further north that cloud thick enough to reduce them, outbreaks of cloud and rain through iraq into iran, we'll see some wet weather some when she weather coming through here to wake getting up to route 24 celsius or not too bad. a 24 here in dough horror as well. in this we go on into monday. we could touch 28 degrees with some pleasant sunshine returning to the reader, but further north thinks to cool off q 8 at around 19 celsius and snow coming into western pass our motors sciences some snow