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the caucasus for a very long time, i understand that these would be terrible problems with the same england, that’s all, but britain landed the schooner visgen, the circassians with thirty weapons, in my opinion, the fourth year after the treaty of iskelis, this is how we come to today, khrushchev was a jacobin, he was sure, like the first bolsheviks, that... none of this would matter, a fanatic, my father is a historian, and said it, the tyrant. now, if you want to know the opinion of nikita sergeevich himself, why he did this, you will not be able to, because in khrushchev’s memoirs, which were first published in the west, there is simply not a word about this. moreover, if you want to read the transcript of the meeting of the presidium of the cpsu central committee there, then you won’t succeed either, because in the very thick protocol there is no transcript, no notes, that is, how did he make this decision, why? therefore, well, historians rely primarily on the opinion of people who were in power at that time, or who were close to nikita sergeevich, well , in fact, the explanatio
the caucasus for a very long time, i understand that these would be terrible problems with the same england, that’s all, but britain landed the schooner visgen, the circassians with thirty weapons, in my opinion, the fourth year after the treaty of iskelis, this is how we come to today, khrushchev was a jacobin, he was sure, like the first bolsheviks, that... none of this would matter, a fanatic, my father is a historian, and said it, the tyrant. now, if you want to know the opinion of nikita...
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shocked the world according to john reed's book, and brought the classic hamlet, why was he sent to england, just like that, they sent him for the bag, so they corrected it there and it's not trouble, why so, and so everyone there is so crazy, okay, how did he go crazy? yes, in general they say it’s very strange, well, what kind, exactly what kind, well, you’ve gone crazy, yes, well, on what basis, but everything is on ours, on danish, i’ve been here for 30 years since i was a child, please tell me, for how long? a person will lie in the ground before he rots, but how can i tell you, if he doesn’t rotten alive, now such a dead man has gone that they barely make it to the funeral, bul has fallen silent, i went out onto the stage, leaning against the door frame, i catch in the distant echo, what will happen in my lifetime, on me. the darkness of the night is directed, with a thousand binoculars of nasi, if only it is possible, abba, father, carry this cup past. is undergoing a constant process of renewal, the taganka theater is dominated by a tireless search, a bold experiment, it is
shocked the world according to john reed's book, and brought the classic hamlet, why was he sent to england, just like that, they sent him for the bag, so they corrected it there and it's not trouble, why so, and so everyone there is so crazy, okay, how did he go crazy? yes, in general they say it’s very strange, well, what kind, exactly what kind, well, you’ve gone crazy, yes, well, on what basis, but everything is on ours, on danish, i’ve been here for 30 years since i was a child,...
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in england, bashar al-assad led a modest lifestyle, as he did in his homeland. while still a student at the lyceum, he went to classes as an ordinary schoolboy, and not with security and a driver, like many of his classmates from high-ranking families. his teachers remember him as a bright, thoughtful boy. mister president, and i wanted i would like to ask a few questions before starting, as they say, off the record, war is a difficult choice, what was the price that the syrian people paid for their independence, freedom and dignity, they refused to become a western satellite, the price was high, many other countries are like that we wouldn't pay, but we live in a jungle world. or rather, i would even say in the world of slavery, in the world of slavery, dignity is very expensive, there will be no rights, no independent country, and there will not even be the right to life, if this price is not paid, this price for the right to exist, for the right to be, our war is a war for existence, that’s why the price is so high, modern statehood... syria is a little ove
in england, bashar al-assad led a modest lifestyle, as he did in his homeland. while still a student at the lyceum, he went to classes as an ordinary schoolboy, and not with security and a driver, like many of his classmates from high-ranking families. his teachers remember him as a bright, thoughtful boy. mister president, and i wanted i would like to ask a few questions before starting, as they say, off the record, war is a difficult choice, what was the price that the syrian people paid for...
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as follows: the players of the munich club, after an away victory over union 5:1, already hit 8, the england striker now has 33 goals, lewandowski’s record is 41 goals. in the russian minifootball championship , the winner of the regular season was determined ahead of schedule; for the first time it was ukhta, which scored in the twenty-first round there were only two points, but it became unattainable for gazprom and ugra, which earned three points. in two away matches with nizhny novgorod torpedo. unix, the other pairs are lokomotiv kuban-parma, zenit ural mash and cska enisey. the stanley cup has started in the national hockey league, and carolina's russian forward evgeny kuznetsov, for whom the game against the islanders was his debut in the playoffs for his new club, scored a goal and an assist. already in the second minute , hurricanes fans cheered the famous birdie kuznetsov after he converted the majority. for his exploits, the hosts' forward was worthy of the title of the first star of the meeting, while kharik received the second star. 33 saves, including an absolutely incredible
as follows: the players of the munich club, after an away victory over union 5:1, already hit 8, the england striker now has 33 goals, lewandowski’s record is 41 goals. in the russian minifootball championship , the winner of the regular season was determined ahead of schedule; for the first time it was ukhta, which scored in the twenty-first round there were only two points, but it became unattainable for gazprom and ugra, which earned three points. in two away matches with nizhny novgorod...
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i feel like i'm in england. half glasses, tartan, characteristic of both england and scotland. great, i really like it too. scotland, of course, alexander anatolyevich takes, what do you say? the handbag is a real debacle, if you hang it, only for men, and such a beloved, complimentary length, as soon as i saw it, i thought, well, polina is not leaving foggy albion today, before that she was some kind of beatlemania, now it’s some kind of scots, well, this is normal fashion, this is yours british style, if it’s close to you, but in general it’s quite good. historical museum, but very modern bow. in general, i'm for you, i like it. vevelina, what do you say? it seems to me that polina’s interests and the efforts of the stylists came together in this set. this is just a good job of stylists for their client. all she needed was to adjust the matching of the jewelry in relation to the outfit she was choosing, so she chose the outfit and put it together just very well. i think this kit is wonderful. will fit into without any problems her wardrobe will simply be used in vain,
i feel like i'm in england. half glasses, tartan, characteristic of both england and scotland. great, i really like it too. scotland, of course, alexander anatolyevich takes, what do you say? the handbag is a real debacle, if you hang it, only for men, and such a beloved, complimentary length, as soon as i saw it, i thought, well, polina is not leaving foggy albion today, before that she was some kind of beatlemania, now it’s some kind of scots, well, this is normal fashion, this is yours...
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few people know that fascist rhetoric was in great demand in england, and received an intellectual basis in france, as well as spain, which is considered a fascist state on a par with italy. and germany, then it lagged far behind both france and england in this regard, and this topic deserves separate careful consideration. hello, my name is dmitry bak, we have another episode of a literary podcast: let them not talk, let them read. today we will talk about the wonderful russian prose about one of the greatest russian prose writers, poets, playwrights, and critics. and professors of the 20th century, and maybe not only the 20th. you probably already guessed who we are talking about, we are talking about vladimir vladimirovich nabokov, who this year is celebrating, well, a kind of anniversary, he is 125 years old, he was born in 1899, and the development of nabokov is proceeding at a very large pace, at a rapid pace, here i have in my hands a collection of works that was published for nabokov’s centenary and is still, in general, the most complete. in its composition, although books con
few people know that fascist rhetoric was in great demand in england, and received an intellectual basis in france, as well as spain, which is considered a fascist state on a par with italy. and germany, then it lagged far behind both france and england in this regard, and this topic deserves separate careful consideration. hello, my name is dmitry bak, we have another episode of a literary podcast: let them not talk, let them read. today we will talk about the wonderful russian prose about one...
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well, let’s still make one remark, the point is that the position is great. will be, england will contribute to the creation of an israeli state, but these are, of course , significant words, but firstly, churchel generally made promises with ease, extraordinary, and secondly, most importantly, when the question arose about the creation of a jewish state, churchel was no longer in power , let's go back to the forties of the last century, these laws followed from the white paper on limiting the migration of jews to palestine . the irgun was led by menachim begen, who was a native of poland who fled to palestine after invasion of the germans, he accordingly continued this policy of attacking british targets, here, by the way, it is also important to emphasize one point that quite a lot of jews who were in palestine were actually young people, many of whom fled from europe, including from nazi persecution , despite restrictions from great britain, they enlisted in the troops, primarily in the british troops, so that on various fronts, in particular they fought in north africa, being fit. to com
well, let’s still make one remark, the point is that the position is great. will be, england will contribute to the creation of an israeli state, but these are, of course , significant words, but firstly, churchel generally made promises with ease, extraordinary, and secondly, most importantly, when the question arose about the creation of a jewish state, churchel was no longer in power , let's go back to the forties of the last century, these laws followed from the white paper on limiting...
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the best of the sunshine, probably parts of north west england, wales, south—west england, northern ireland might still do 0k, and western parts of scotland. where the sunshine comes out, it shouldn't feel too bad. but if you're in the east where it's going to be quite cloudy with that wind coming in off the north sea, it will probably feel quite chilly. temperatures picking up a little later next week. live from washington. this is bbc news. ukrainian troops on the frontlines are facing severe ammunition shortages as they try to hold back russian advances. we are less than a day away from a vote in the us house of representatives — with billions of dollars of funding for ukraine hanging in the balance. and — president zelenskyy prepares to mark his fifth year in office as the third year of russia's invasion rages on. hello, i'm carl nasman. welcome to a special programme on the war in ukraine. let's start here in washington. all eyes will be on capitol hill this weekend — a dramatic shot of their life. as a foreign aid package for ukraine will finally make it onto the house floor. la
the best of the sunshine, probably parts of north west england, wales, south—west england, northern ireland might still do 0k, and western parts of scotland. where the sunshine comes out, it shouldn't feel too bad. but if you're in the east where it's going to be quite cloudy with that wind coming in off the north sea, it will probably feel quite chilly. temperatures picking up a little later next week. live from washington. this is bbc news. ukrainian troops on the frontlines are facing...
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the illegal migrants who stay in great britain in other countries in order to reduce the burden, in england, to give time. services to check the documents of immigrants, whether they have the right to stay in the uk or not, among the countries with which mr. cameron works, that is, the british ministry of costa rica, batswana, angola. caboverdo, senegal, sierra leone and others, that is, they are trying to send migrants to hell. on the eve of the olympics , the frenchman has to do the same. paris, which, as is known from the immortal novels of hugo, has always been crowded with homeless people, for the first time, it seems in its history, is holding a social service. homeless people, guest workers sleeping on the streets are woken up by the police early in the morning, sleepy ones are put on buses and sent outside of paris. arrived. we give them a choice whether to get on the bus or not. there are two options: they either go to the eastern region or to the central region, in the loire to orleans or the surrounding area. they will only keep us there for 2 weeks, 3 weeks, and then, then it al
the illegal migrants who stay in great britain in other countries in order to reduce the burden, in england, to give time. services to check the documents of immigrants, whether they have the right to stay in the uk or not, among the countries with which mr. cameron works, that is, the british ministry of costa rica, batswana, angola. caboverdo, senegal, sierra leone and others, that is, they are trying to send migrants to hell. on the eve of the olympics , the frenchman has to do the same....
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and england had 273 droughts, the largest forest fire on record. we know that with a warmer climate we will get even more heat waves, they will be even more intense. we also know that in the warmer climates we'll live in, the atmosphere will hold even more moisture, which means no storms. there will be even more precipitation, it will be more intense. farmers don't need climate scientists to tell them about the impact of extreme weather on the food they grow. these potatoes completely rotted in the ground due to the amount of rain last year. i was on another farm in '22 when another potato crop was destroyed due to severe drought. it's just dust, literally dust. food doesn't grow well in such extreme conditions, or can't be as cheap as... the market demands, it becomes commercially impossible, there's no reason to produce an excess of something because historically it was worth little and you lose money by producing it, but in case of a natural disaster you need a small reserve, where it is dry enough, you need to plow the flood-damaged soil and ho
and england had 273 droughts, the largest forest fire on record. we know that with a warmer climate we will get even more heat waves, they will be even more intense. we also know that in the warmer climates we'll live in, the atmosphere will hold even more moisture, which means no storms. there will be even more precipitation, it will be more intense. farmers don't need climate scientists to tell them about the impact of extreme weather on the food they grow. these potatoes completely rotted in...
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shepherds in england are now discovering that the spray actually masks the hormones that get the rams butting heads, and it apparently works on the girls, too. one shepherd says it encourages female sheep to mother orphaned lambs. >> yeah, well, the wall street journal reports unilever, the maker of ax, has declined to comment, saying only that it is not tested on animals. they're staying away from this one. >> a can of chemicals having an effect on am that good next to a tortoise enjoying a good scratch on the back? that's right. right on her shell hitting all the right spots there. the nashville zoo's beloved tortoise, coraline , recently enjoyed a good shell scratch, so i had no idea they could even feel that. >> but the zoo says that the shell is less sensitive than the skin, but turtles and tortoises actually do have nerve endings in their shells. they can actually feel all of that. which is why the little tortoise is reacting like that. >> he's reacting like a golden retriever. i don't they live for like 150 years. yeah, they can, yeah they can. and finally to a little snuggle.
shepherds in england are now discovering that the spray actually masks the hormones that get the rams butting heads, and it apparently works on the girls, too. one shepherd says it encourages female sheep to mother orphaned lambs. >> yeah, well, the wall street journal reports unilever, the maker of ax, has declined to comment, saying only that it is not tested on animals. they're staying away from this one. >> a can of chemicals having an effect on am that good next to a tortoise...
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and today's grand marshal, former new england patriot rob gronkowski. always loved covering the marathon during my time in boston. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. that driver clearly voicing the frustration that many felt stuck for miles in traffic that lasted for hours. traffic was blocked all around the bay area, both northbound and southbound sides of 8-80 and oakland into different places, plus the entire golden gate bridge. 38 protesters were arrested on more than a half dozen charges, including false imprisonment for putting thousands of drivers in gridlock with no way out. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm diane lim. we covered these protests live for hours because of the big impact they had. the first target was northbound 880 at fifth avenue in oakland, just after 6 a.m. protesters chained themselves to 55 gallon drums filled with cement. the chp had to jackhammer those apart and didn't get all lanes open until 1 p.m. it took about four hours to open the golden gate bridge. here's the moment that those cars finally go
and today's grand marshal, former new england patriot rob gronkowski. always loved covering the marathon during my time in boston. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. that driver clearly voicing the frustration that many felt stuck for miles in traffic that lasted for hours. traffic was blocked all around the bay area, both northbound and southbound sides of 8-80 and oakland into different places, plus the entire golden gate bridge. 38 protesters were arrested on more than...
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. >> a big name donor, new england patriots owner robert kraft, now pulling support for the university. kraft saying, i'm no longer confident that columbia can protect its students and staff overnight. columbia announcing classes for the rest of the semester will be hybrid due to the security concerns. yesterday at yale, dozens of arrests for a protest there and across the country. in california, the campus of cal poly humboldt is closed as pro-palestinian protesters overnight barricaded themselves inside a building. lionel moise abc news, new york a federal judge has ordered alameda county district attorney pamela price to review all death penalty cases handled by the da's office , and the reason is prosecutors may have wrongfully worked to systematically exclude black and jewish jurors. >> abc seven news reporter lena howland here with a look at the evidence and lena, they found notes from decades ago. >> kumasi. that's right. the da's office says they found old notes from a case of a black man sentenced to death nearly three years, three decades ago, that suggests prosecutors might
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and you keep talking about how and irish lincoln was and some of the whigs and certainly a lot of the england republicans. you don't ask. why? the reason why? because the irish voted 90 to 95% for the democrats. and there wasn't serious reason for them. i think i just not to interrupt you, but i think i did say exactly that. i'll address the german part in a minute, but i said exactly that lincoln liked immigrants who were republicans and the democrats. yeah, but the germans probably leaned a little more democrat than republican, but at least they weren't. bloc voting like 9090 5%. may i answer some of what you said? yes. all right. which i will in a second. so gustav carter plays a large role in my. his loyalty to lincoln. complete, absolute. lincoln shafted him in 1860. he did not give him a federal job he coveted. and when carter tried to troops in illinois lincoln actually told him he was embarrassing him because he didn't have enough supplies for all the regiments that had volunteered. ultimately, the best he can do is follow schertz as ambassador to madrid or to spain. when schertz come
and you keep talking about how and irish lincoln was and some of the whigs and certainly a lot of the england republicans. you don't ask. why? the reason why? because the irish voted 90 to 95% for the democrats. and there wasn't serious reason for them. i think i just not to interrupt you, but i think i did say exactly that. i'll address the german part in a minute, but i said exactly that lincoln liked immigrants who were republicans and the democrats. yeah, but the germans probably leaned a...
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so so, so the news and who has been living in nottingham in england, the east midland since 2004. i was born in the southern part of senegal, a place called cousin most a town close. you get a show. so a girl, david, my grandfather, my mom's father, who's my mentor. so age of 7, mother and father told me how to build my 1st instrument age of 14, his thoughts, a lender per twice on the progress of those songs. that dated back in century with a story behind the age of 18 and i left the family in the car, originated in west africa, probably in the 13th or 14th century. it's made of a calabash, or pumpkin gord covered with an animal skin with a long wooden neck attached. it's played using only the thumbs and index fingers the. ready ready ready ready the what makes a fusion of cora and classical, especially tricky is that while music is consigned to paper in europe, said, cool, only learned and orderly. when i was young, ask as well, of course that i wanted to learn how to read and write music. and he said no, and i was very disappointed because he said to me, you don't need to go to
so so, so the news and who has been living in nottingham in england, the east midland since 2004. i was born in the southern part of senegal, a place called cousin most a town close. you get a show. so a girl, david, my grandfather, my mom's father, who's my mentor. so age of 7, mother and father told me how to build my 1st instrument age of 14, his thoughts, a lender per twice on the progress of those songs. that dated back in century with a story behind the age of 18 and i left the family in...
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we we have them in new england. so it's a mystery where they go and turns out where those clothes go. we empty out our closets. we through our things. there's stuff that doesn't fit whatever you can just toss it into bin, close that bin, walk away. you don't have to think about it anymore. so it turns out that in the 1970s, early in the early 1970s, those started going to west africa mostly ghana. and when they landed in ghana the the africans would open up these containers and marvel at incredible clothes that suddenly they were able to use and. whole industry popped up where the ghanians were, you know, tailoring the clothes to fit them and them to appeal to the local markets and. then reselling the clothes and it became huge, huge industry. and it's funny because the term for those clothes in their language was dead man's clothes because there was they could not understand. they cannot fathom the idea a living person would get rid of their clothes. so there you have it. right. and what is happened is that there i
we we have them in new england. so it's a mystery where they go and turns out where those clothes go. we empty out our closets. we through our things. there's stuff that doesn't fit whatever you can just toss it into bin, close that bin, walk away. you don't have to think about it anymore. so it turns out that in the 1970s, early in the early 1970s, those started going to west africa mostly ghana. and when they landed in ghana the the africans would open up these containers and marvel at...
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university's resignation continue to grow louder here and powerful alumni, like bob kraft, who owns the new england patriots has put in a lot of monthly stomach money and he says no more, watch. >> we can't have this intimidation filtering through all these colleges and they hate continue to grow and multiply it the way it is. >> right now bernard and columbia's chapter of the american association of the university professors they are livid she allowed the police on campus but it was after hours of asking the students to get out of here and get their tenth off-campus. they are not calling for her resignation but saying she violated academic freedom in an unprecedented assault on student rights back out here live we are waiting to hear more from president minutia peak the pro-palestinian supporters are not happy with her and also the israeli students and the jewish students on campus and the professors and their parents pay all this money for our leaving school are not happy either. >> john: $66,000 a year on average they call heard of step down from both sides of the aisle. sander either someone wa
university's resignation continue to grow louder here and powerful alumni, like bob kraft, who owns the new england patriots has put in a lot of monthly stomach money and he says no more, watch. >> we can't have this intimidation filtering through all these colleges and they hate continue to grow and multiply it the way it is. >> right now bernard and columbia's chapter of the american association of the university professors they are livid she allowed the police on campus but it...
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a little cooler for new england, but it's steamy in atlanta. we're going to make a run at a record high. i'm accuweather meteorologist jeff cornish. coming targeting drivers who pay tolls on the highway. >> but first, the potential $100 million settlement for team usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar, abuse victims from the fbi and later, more tourists behaving badly, this time taking bear cubs out of a tree for self you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite products. designing something beautiful is easy. designing something beautiful with great quality for a low price? that's a different story. it's why we're here. that's a promise. not a promo. this teacher deserves it. so see it happen live on gma. >> we're back with new details about the alibi that brian koberger may use as he faces trial for the murders of four idaho college students, according to court documents, coburg's
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all the way to new england. temperatures across that region are mostly in the 30s this morning, checking today's high temperatures mid 60s around the great lakes, 70 on the west coast, nearly 100 in phoenix. >> coming up, work begins on a major new high speed train in the u.s. we'll tell you the cities it will link. >> but first, a potential ban on tiktok moves one step closer to reality after a weekend vote in congress. so what happens next? >> and later, the rock and roll hall of fame announcing its newest inductees . >> and that's why at good morning america, we're right here and we got you, we got you, we got you a groundbreaking is scheduled today for a high speed rail line that will connect los angeles and las vegas. >> the $12 billion brightline west project includes $3 billion from the biden administration's infrastructure bill. the line could be up and running by 2028. that's when the olympics will be held in l.a. the train would make the trip in just over two hours. that is about half the time it takes
all the way to new england. temperatures across that region are mostly in the 30s this morning, checking today's high temperatures mid 60s around the great lakes, 70 on the west coast, nearly 100 in phoenix. >> coming up, work begins on a major new high speed train in the u.s. we'll tell you the cities it will link. >> but first, a potential ban on tiktok moves one step closer to reality after a weekend vote in congress. so what happens next? >> and later, the rock and roll...
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. >> a big name donor, new england patriots owner robert kraft, now pulling support for the university. kraft saying, i'm no longer confident that columbia can protect its students and staff overnight. columbia announcing classes for the rest of the semester will be hybrid, a combination of in-person and remote due to the security concerns. yesterday at yale, dozens of arrests for protests there and across the country in california, the campus of cal poly humboldt is closed as pro-palestinian protesters overnight barricaded themselves inside a building. republican lawmakers are demanding columbia's president resign over her handling of the protests. and as soon as tomorrow, she could face a censure vote from the university senate. andrew allison, lionel, thank you. >> and now to baltimore and a major development in the wake of that deadly bridge collapse last month, including new claims about who's at fault. this morning, the city of baltimore, with new accusations against the owner of the dolly, the cargo ship that lost power and slammed into the francis scott key bridge last month, c
. >> a big name donor, new england patriots owner robert kraft, now pulling support for the university. kraft saying, i'm no longer confident that columbia can protect its students and staff overnight. columbia announcing classes for the rest of the semester will be hybrid, a combination of in-person and remote due to the security concerns. yesterday at yale, dozens of arrests for protests there and across the country in california, the campus of cal poly humboldt is closed as...
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back out here live at columbia this morning very powerful alumni, the owner of the new england patriots are pulling money from this university not liking what they are seeing. there is so much hate on this campus. >> we can't have this intimidation that is filtering through all these colleges and the hate continue to grow and multiply the way it is. >> just the other day they removed all these tents at columbia but again this morning they are back up. we counted more than 100 set up there with food and supplies. these students plan on staying there. this comes days after the nypd cleared the campus and arrested more than 100 students on trespassing charges. >> at this point, if this president can't maintain the peace, she has to be eliminated and fired and these students have to be expelled. faculty have to be fired, and we have to consider whether or not this board can take control of what's happening. >> take a live look at nyu. a plywood wall going up around the campus eight feet tall. in the same area where they set up the gaza encampments calling for their schools to di vest from i
back out here live at columbia this morning very powerful alumni, the owner of the new england patriots are pulling money from this university not liking what they are seeing. there is so much hate on this campus. >> we can't have this intimidation that is filtering through all these colleges and the hate continue to grow and multiply the way it is. >> just the other day they removed all these tents at columbia but again this morning they are back up. we counted more than 100 set up...
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the bellows were very old new england family. you know going back almost to the to the mayflower. so, you know. essentially the entire group of people who were known as boston brahmins. well basically opium traders and they were very closely linked to other they made vast fortunes in china through in opium. the russells, the forbes family, which is almost iconic of american capitalism itself. so the interesting part of it is that these guys would go off to china when they were 16, 17, 18, sometimes, you know, one of the biggest, most opium traders was a man called john cushing, who went out a 16 year old boy. and he was basically adopted by a very famous chinese trader called reuben jang, who was known as kwa, who was then probably the man in the world. and he made he made cashing incredibly wealthy so crushing came back to america as one of the richest men in in the whole country. and great catch because he wasn't he wasn't very so these guys came back they were in their twenties usually they had all this money and often chinese traders give them money to invest in america so the
the bellows were very old new england family. you know going back almost to the to the mayflower. so, you know. essentially the entire group of people who were known as boston brahmins. well basically opium traders and they were very closely linked to other they made vast fortunes in china through in opium. the russells, the forbes family, which is almost iconic of american capitalism itself. so the interesting part of it is that these guys would go off to china when they were 16, 17, 18,...
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i mean this, this happened over france in many places in germany and many places in england. they were just many things that were a lot worse than a twitter storm. so then come to came along a mis authoritarian world and turned human thinking on its head. what he demanded is actually simple but courageous and productive. he said people should use their own minds instead of following instructions separate out a day or 2. no, does the same thing thinking for ourselves as also suppose to get us out of certain comfort zones. we were not allowed to make things easier for ourselves. nice and many things require us to be discrimination for self critical and for and tumble, to teach it for the team or the that according to con, thinking for one self also means debate, discussion and confrontation with other opinions. good. now i can tell them, does this, i can be taking a closer look at what it actually means to think for ourselves is um and it means examining along with others, whether what we think is right is also tenable. and that is what he means by intel comes, says enlightenme
i mean this, this happened over france in many places in germany and many places in england. they were just many things that were a lot worse than a twitter storm. so then come to came along a mis authoritarian world and turned human thinking on its head. what he demanded is actually simple but courageous and productive. he said people should use their own minds instead of following instructions separate out a day or 2. no, does the same thing thinking for ourselves as also suppose to get us...
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it's time now for ten seconds of dormice bridges, forestry england have set up some mini rope bridges in the forest of dean to help hazel dormice travel safely between the tree tops. now they can make it to wherever they want to go. and isn't that a relief? you are well and truly caught up. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. here's what's coming up on the programme. a tremendous night for chelsea — they hammer everton, with cole palmer again at the centre of the action. nadal�*s back — the spaniard plays at barcelona as excitement builds around his return to the clay. and we meet yahya pandor — into the record books after completing a marathon first on the streets of manchester. i want people to see from this that no obstacle is too big, and it's not just about running — it's about life in general. hello there, and welcome along to the programme.
it's time now for ten seconds of dormice bridges, forestry england have set up some mini rope bridges in the forest of dean to help hazel dormice travel safely between the tree tops. now they can make it to wherever they want to go. and isn't that a relief? you are well and truly caught up. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. here's what's coming up on the programme. a tremendous night for chelsea — they hammer everton, with cole palmer again at the centre of the...
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rates in older teens are really high in the uk, with more than 12% of 16 to 17 year olds smoking in england. here's what some people think about the plans. anything that could put them off doing it and getting into it then, yeah, it's a good idea. i still think it should be a personal choice. the more you try and ban stuff, the more i people are going to try and do it. i wales is going to host what organisers claim is the uk's first ever female only charity ultramarathon. she ultra is 31 miles on the cywn peninsula in gwyneth on saturday and organisers hope that it will inspire more women likejenny to take part. it's kind of less pressure, i think like gender stereotypes is that men can do things a bit faster or stronger than women, so kind ofjust have a female only. i think it'll be really, really cool. time now for ten seconds of the olympic flame. every four years before the olympics, the torch is lit in greece. and i didn't know that till today. this time, greece have kept it low key with a dramatic ceremony in ancient 0lympia. the flame is now on its way to paris, so hopefully no wind
rates in older teens are really high in the uk, with more than 12% of 16 to 17 year olds smoking in england. here's what some people think about the plans. anything that could put them off doing it and getting into it then, yeah, it's a good idea. i still think it should be a personal choice. the more you try and ban stuff, the more i people are going to try and do it. i wales is going to host what organisers claim is the uk's first ever female only charity ultramarathon. she ultra is 31 miles...
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showed that they, i mean, they obviously telegraphed the attack for days on end, giving america and england and allies a chance to get their forces in the region, to be able to, you know, bring down some of these drones that travel ss of the car basically. took them hours for those drones to get from iran to israel, so there was plenty of warning. missiles were less of a warning, but a couple of missiles did, despite all that air defense, a couple of missiles did get through. didn't really do any serious damage. i think iran wants to show a number of things. one, that it could potentially, if it was going to have a surprise attack, get through, or at least some of its missiles could get through. and secondly, wanted to test the israeli defense. test the allied defenses. israel, i mean, some people are, analysts are saying what israel showed in this latest attack in iran just last night, yesterday, that it could penetrate iran, but i think iranians, or anybody else, ever had any doubt that israel could have -- iran if they wanted to. so deterrence is already been there on israel's front. i t
showed that they, i mean, they obviously telegraphed the attack for days on end, giving america and england and allies a chance to get their forces in the region, to be able to, you know, bring down some of these drones that travel ss of the car basically. took them hours for those drones to get from iran to israel, so there was plenty of warning. missiles were less of a warning, but a couple of missiles did, despite all that air defense, a couple of missiles did get through. didn't really do...
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day, sunny spells, scattered showers and some of them will be heavy with hail and eastern parts of england will see thunder. wintry showers over high ground in scotland. it will be quite windy and it is going to feel rather chilly for the time of year. eight to 13 or 14 degrees which is below the norm in many locations. this evening and tonight, many showers will fade but some will keep going in the north of scotland where it will stay windy. but, underneath clear skies and temperatures will drop down to around freezing, below freezing for around freezing, below freezing for a few spots in the north of the uk. there could be a touch of frost for some of us to start tomorrow morning. but tomorrow should bring some good spells of sunshine for many. a frontal system will bring cloud and rain across northern ireland, grazing into western parts of scotland and the rain pushing down across wales and into the south—west of england later in the day. temperatures generally between nine and 12 celsius. for thursday, we will see another frontal system pushing across the north of the country, cloud
day, sunny spells, scattered showers and some of them will be heavy with hail and eastern parts of england will see thunder. wintry showers over high ground in scotland. it will be quite windy and it is going to feel rather chilly for the time of year. eight to 13 or 14 degrees which is below the norm in many locations. this evening and tonight, many showers will fade but some will keep going in the north of scotland where it will stay windy. but, underneath clear skies and temperatures will...
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and in fact it was a failure of the bank of england not to put them up earlier, which would have helped stem inflation. but earlier, which would have helped stem inflation.— stem inflation. but it was your actions that — stem inflation. but it was your actions that led _ stem inflation. but it was your actions that led to _ stem inflation. but it was your actions that led to that - stem inflation. but it was your i actions that led to that spiralling economic mess? trio actions that led to that spiralling economic mess?— actions that led to that spiralling economic mess? ., ., �* ., economic mess? no i don't agree with that. the markets _ economic mess? no i don't agree with that. the markets went _ economic mess? no i don't agree with that. the markets went into _ economic mess? no i don't agree with that. the markets went into turmoil, l that. the markets went into turmoil, ou have that. the markets went into turmoil, you have to — that. the markets went into turmoil, you have to sack _ that. the markets went into turmoil, you have to sack your— that. the markets went into
and in fact it was a failure of the bank of england not to put them up earlier, which would have helped stem inflation. but earlier, which would have helped stem inflation.— stem inflation. but it was your actions that — stem inflation. but it was your actions that led _ stem inflation. but it was your actions that led to _ stem inflation. but it was your actions that led to that - stem inflation. but it was your i actions that led to that spiralling economic mess? trio actions that led to...
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of england later in the day. temperatures generally between nine and 12 celsius. the thursday we are going to see another frontal system pushing across the north of the country. cloud and rain especially for scotland. quite a brisk wind. further south more in the way of dry weather stop a change in the wind direction might make it feel less chilly. and then as we head towards the weekend that frontal system clears out of the way in this area of high pressure begins to make its move. it pushes its way eastwards and it will become scented quite close to the uk so the winds will ease a little bit and we will see more than the way of dry weather. perhaps the odd shower and those temperatures may creep up a bit. 14 to 17 degrees by sunday. the dragon roars again — china's economy grows faster than expected thanks to strong industrial output. but the country's property crisis deepens. and we hear from the tesla whistle—blower who has battled elon musk through the courts for a decade. she tells us how she is still s
of england later in the day. temperatures generally between nine and 12 celsius. the thursday we are going to see another frontal system pushing across the north of the country. cloud and rain especially for scotland. quite a brisk wind. further south more in the way of dry weather stop a change in the wind direction might make it feel less chilly. and then as we head towards the weekend that frontal system clears out of the way in this area of high pressure begins to make its move. it pushes...
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you had the bank of england running monetary policy actively not supporting the government. i don't support the governor's continuation. we didn't know we were sitting on a tender box. �* , ., know we were sitting on a tender box. �* ,, ., ., ~' know we were sitting on a tender box. �* ,, ., ., ~ ., know we were sitting on a tender box. �* ., , box. are you looking for somebody else to blame? _ box. are you looking for somebody else to blame? i _ box. are you looking for somebody else to blame? i do _ box. are you looking for somebody else to blame? i do believe... - box. are you looking for somebody | else to blame? i do believe... what i am saying — else to blame? i do believe... what i am saying is— else to blame? i do believe... what i am saying is yes- _ else to blame? i do believe... what i am saying is yes. it _ else to blame? i do believe... what i am saying is yes. it was _ else to blame? i do believe... what i am saying is yes. it was someone | i am saying is yes. it was someone else's fault? _ i am saying is yes. it was someone else's fault? i'm _ i am
you had the bank of england running monetary policy actively not supporting the government. i don't support the governor's continuation. we didn't know we were sitting on a tender box. �* , ., know we were sitting on a tender box. �* ,, ., ., ~' know we were sitting on a tender box. �* ,, ., ., ~ ., know we were sitting on a tender box. �* ., , box. are you looking for somebody else to blame? _ box. are you looking for somebody else to blame? i _ box. are you looking for somebody else...
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katharine birbalsingh says her school is the strictest in england. last year, a ban on prayer was brought in, leading to this legal challenge. some muslim pupils had started praying in the yard, asking for space to pray inside. the school argued it had always been non—religious. from the moment we opened in 2014, we've never had a prayer room, we always made that clear to parents. i mean, it's notjust prayer rooms — everything that we are, because we are different, we say that to parents, and yes, we use the word "secular" to describe ourselves. today, the court upheld the school's right to decide. in a statement, the head teacher said... "a school should be free to do what is right for the pupils it serves. the court's decision is therefore a victory for all schools. michaela school structures every moment of the day for pupils. it argued allowing prayer would change the ethos. the founding chair of governors and former home secretary has backed this approach. we need to have cohesion around common values, british values. those children are brit
katharine birbalsingh says her school is the strictest in england. last year, a ban on prayer was brought in, leading to this legal challenge. some muslim pupils had started praying in the yard, asking for space to pray inside. the school argued it had always been non—religious. from the moment we opened in 2014, we've never had a prayer room, we always made that clear to parents. i mean, it's notjust prayer rooms — everything that we are, because we are different, we say that to parents,...
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too close to zero as— 30—year—olds in england too close to zero as soon— 30—year—olds in england too close to zero as soon as 2040. i hope there will be _ zero as soon as 2040. i hope there will be many— zero as soon as 2040. i hope there will be many in us who will still be here in— will be many in us who will still be here in 2040, this is our opportunity to play that part in history — opportunity to play that part in history. thanks to constructive engagement from colleagues across the devolved edible illustrations, these _ the devolved edible illustrations, these measures will apply not just in england, but across our entire united _ in england, but across our entire united kingdom, saving lives and building _ united kingdom, saving lives and building a — united kingdom, saving lives and building a better and brighter future — building a better and brighter future. having listened carefully to colleagues, we are making sure local authorities— colleagues, we are making sure local authorities will be able to keep every— authorities will be able to keep every penny of
too close to zero as— 30—year—olds in england too close to zero as soon— 30—year—olds in england too close to zero as soon as 2040. i hope there will be _ zero as soon as 2040. i hope there will be many— zero as soon as 2040. i hope there will be many in us who will still be here in— will be many in us who will still be here in 2040, this is our opportunity to play that part in history — opportunity to play that part in history. thanks to constructive engagement from...
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there will be showers again across northern and eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud here. and these weather fronts could bring cloud outbreaks of rain to northern ireland. a bit of a question mark to how far eastwards it moves, but it could affect parts of wales and south west england through the afternoon, the best and the brightest through the spine of the country. temperatures range of nine to ii or 12 celsius, so a bit below average. thursday into friday, we see a spell of wet, windy weather across the north of the uk, something drier in the south. and then this area of high pressure wants to build in in time for the weekend. so that will bring a very much needed quieter, drier spell of weather as we push towards the end of the week. and with a bit more sunshine around, light winds, it'll feel a bit warmer as well. trouble at tesla — a former engineer says she was accused of stealing after raising concerns on safety. oil prices are flat after iran's weekend attack on israel, but uncertainty is still concerning the markets. hello, and welcome to asia business report.
there will be showers again across northern and eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud here. and these weather fronts could bring cloud outbreaks of rain to northern ireland. a bit of a question mark to how far eastwards it moves, but it could affect parts of wales and south west england through the afternoon, the best and the brightest through the spine of the country. temperatures range of nine to ii or 12 celsius, so a bit below average. thursday into friday, we see a spell of wet,...
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there will be showers, again, across northern and eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud here, and these weather fronts could bring cloud outbreaks of rain to northern ireland. a bit of a question mark as to how far eastwards it moves, but it could affect parts of wales and south—west england through the afternoon, the best of the brightness through the spine of the country. temperatures range from nine to 11 or 12 celsius, so a bit below average. thursday into friday, we see a spell of wet, windy weather across the north of the uk, something drier in the south. in the south, and then this area of high pressure wants to build in in time for the weekend. so that will bring a very much needed quieter, drier spell of weather, as we push towards the end of the week, and with a bit more sunshine around, light winds, it'll feel a bit warmer, as well. v0|ce—0ver: this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in both israel and iran, political leaders and military chiefs
there will be showers, again, across northern and eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud here, and these weather fronts could bring cloud outbreaks of rain to northern ireland. a bit of a question mark as to how far eastwards it moves, but it could affect parts of wales and south—west england through the afternoon, the best of the brightness through the spine of the country. temperatures range from nine to 11 or 12 celsius, so a bit below average. thursday into friday, we see a spell...