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Documentary : RT : January 31, 2018 6:30pm-7:01pm EST
on monday to approve conditions for further brecht's it talks that state britain will not have a role in e.u. decision making once it leaves the union or during the transition period planned to begin in march of twenty nineteen the e.u. ministers also said that britain will be subject to e.u. laws including any new laws during the transition and for two years after that u.k. brecht secretary david davis played down the announcement and claimed that britain will have the right to negotiate a pact with third parties during the transition but the a use lead negotiator michel barnier says the twenty the twenty seven other members must unanimously approved any such agreements u.k. prime minister theresa may faces rising discord within her conservative party as pro and anti bracks that factions jostle for influence and rival rival maneuvers that to succeed may as the leader of. the federal reserve's open market committee begins two days of meetings today it's the last f.o. and. the meeting run by outgoing chair janet yellen who is completing her four year term federal reserve governor jay p
on monday to approve conditions for further brecht's it talks that state britain will not have a role in e.u. decision making once it leaves the union or during the transition period planned to begin in march of twenty nineteen the e.u. ministers also said that britain will be subject to e.u. laws including any new laws during the transition and for two years after that u.k. brecht secretary david davis played down the announcement and claimed that britain will have the right to negotiate a...
Newsnight : BBCNEWS : January 31, 2018 11:15pm-12:00am GMT
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refight the referendum. it says, britain is leaving be you. these are the upsides and downsides. this is what it looks like in terms of the impact on the economy. now, ministers, decide what you want to do. of all the things you have published out of it, and you haven't published it all, to protect your sources, all of them, the upside affect of a trade deal with the us is estimated at approximately zero, isn't it? that is how much bigger our economy is in 15 years' time, 0.2% bigger. the document includes trade deals with china, new zealand, the gulf countries, the some of those would add about 0.2 to 0.4%. it is very little. thank you. well, here to talk about the implications of that report, i'm joined by two of the biggest beats from the conservative jungle. peter bone was a founding member of the grassroots out! campaign. that wasn't affiliated to the official leave campaign and had a stronger emphasis on the need to cut immigration. and ken clarke. he is a passionate remainer, a former cabinet minister and of course father of the house. good evening. peter bone, what do yo
refight the referendum. it says, britain is leaving be you. these are the upsides and downsides. this is what it looks like in terms of the impact on the economy. now, ministers, decide what you want to do. of all the things you have published out of it, and you haven't published it all, to protect your sources, all of them, the upside affect of a trade deal with the us is estimated at approximately zero, isn't it? that is how much bigger our economy is in 15 years' time, 0.2% bigger. the...
Business - News : DW : February 1, 2018 12:02am-12:16am CET
terms a golden era in economic ties between britain and china this year and have visit to beijing focused on drumming up new trade ties as the u.k. ready to leave the european union. they signed agreements on everything from food imports to education britain's imminent departure from the e.u. has prompted prime minister to resign made to seek to strengthen ties elsewhere. in terms of the future for the relationship between the u.k. and china when we leave the european union we've today agree this joint review of trade and invest joint trade investment review which i think is a good step towards looking towards what our future trade relationship can be when we have that freedom outside membership of the european union being to able to organize as arrangements for ourselves on a bilateral bilateral basis chinese premier league on the other hand played down the impact of bracks it insisting that the relationship would not change as a result so that. but the numbers suggest otherwise the two countries are expected to sign business deals worth over nine billion pounds before the end of
terms a golden era in economic ties between britain and china this year and have visit to beijing focused on drumming up new trade ties as the u.k. ready to leave the european union. they signed agreements on everything from food imports to education britain's imminent departure from the e.u. has prompted prime minister to resign made to seek to strengthen ties elsewhere. in terms of the future for the relationship between the u.k. and china when we leave the european union we've today agree...
News : RT : January 31, 2018 6:00pm-6:31pm EST
according to several recent reports which have prompted anger in britain's house of lords. for a tree is a pretty much become the supporter over for organizing. for you really do you believe bricks through mr through the dude who said to me recently that his job in brussels is move even more difficult this is return he makes a small advance for his problems of mind for the few seeds get to in order because you do have a duty of impartiality. the report was by an organization called civic tasm a amusingly called it the brussels broadcasting corporation and they found that over a long time period ten years up to two thousand and fifteen out of more than four thousand guests who were asked to speak about the european union just a tiny fraction of one hundred thirty two of them were in favor of this but today's report is from the institute of economic affairs and it allies two of the b.b.c.'s key panel political shows if you like so question time and any questions and they found that out of six hundred panelists who were invited over the last eighteen months two thirds of them supported r
according to several recent reports which have prompted anger in britain's house of lords. for a tree is a pretty much become the supporter over for organizing. for you really do you believe bricks through mr through the dude who said to me recently that his job in brussels is move even more difficult this is return he makes a small advance for his problems of mind for the few seeds get to in order because you do have a duty of impartiality. the report was by an organization called civic tasm...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : February 1, 2018 2:00am-3:00am +03
to visit britain soon but there are concerns asked how much of an effect prime minister theresa may would have on calls to respect the values that meant to uphold as members of the human rights council saudi arabia may be sensitive about his image question is how much will it be prepared to prove that it's willing to accept change within the kingdom. al-jazeera london we're going to a lot more to come on this al-jazeera news hour including the grassroots mobile network is helping mexico's indigenous communities keep in touch with the rest of the world. vietnam prepares to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the battle which forced the u.s. to withdraw from its war there and one of the most deadly strikers in world football makes a big money move peter will have the details plus the latest transfer deadline day news in sport. a u.s. judge has said the number of victims of sexual abuse by sports doctor larry has now risen to two hundred sixty five at least sixty five of them are expected to confront their abuser in court in the last of three sentencing hearing nasser's already been
to visit britain soon but there are concerns asked how much of an effect prime minister theresa may would have on calls to respect the values that meant to uphold as members of the human rights council saudi arabia may be sensitive about his image question is how much will it be prepared to prove that it's willing to accept change within the kingdom. al-jazeera london we're going to a lot more to come on this al-jazeera news hour including the grassroots mobile network is helping mexico's...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : January 31, 2018 11:00pm-11:16pm GMT
been handshakes on at least £9 billion of deals. china and britain not best friends, perhaps, but serious colleagues. this place reeks of power — a commodity theresa may has been grappling to hold onto in recent days. it is clear the prime minister is in no mood to quit, but she does seem to acknowledge she has to up her game at home, and abroad, to be sure of staying on. the historic bling, the flags, the ceremony — delicately choreographed, but easily dismantled. the prime minister travels with the trappings of office. but she is vulnerable, not accompanied by reliable long—term support from her own side. our political editor laura kuenssberg, reporting on the prime minister's trip to china. the police and the crown prosecution service have been heavily criticised for the second time in a week, after the collapse of a trial. this one concerned people trafficking. one of the women accused of being involved had been locked up in custody for more than a year, and had even given birth in prison. the trial collapsed when thousands of mobile phone messages, that were disclosed l
been handshakes on at least £9 billion of deals. china and britain not best friends, perhaps, but serious colleagues. this place reeks of power — a commodity theresa may has been grappling to hold onto in recent days. it is clear the prime minister is in no mood to quit, but she does seem to acknowledge she has to up her game at home, and abroad, to be sure of staying on. the historic bling, the flags, the ceremony — delicately choreographed, but easily dismantled. the prime minister...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia : BLOOMBERG : January 31, 2018 6:00pm-8:00pm EST
in china that it weakens britain's role in the international stage. theresa may says brexit is an opportunity with the u.k. china relationship. of the future of the relationship with the u.k. and china when we leave the european union, we agreed of a joint review, of joint trade investment review which i think is a good step towards looking to what our future trade relations could be an we have that freedom outside of membership of the european union. britishu said, businesses are hoping to sign deals worth about 13 billion u.s. dollars. we will wait on that in the next few hours, and we are waiting to hear about financial services because the china have said they marketspared to open up -- and upon market between london and china, and the chinese want to import more british beef and dairy products. betty: have both sides said what they want to achieve with this visit? thene key concern is that chinese would have loved the reason make to sign off formally on the initiative. she announced it present opportunities, and the british side hopes to gain more traction on this london-shan
in china that it weakens britain's role in the international stage. theresa may says brexit is an opportunity with the u.k. china relationship. of the future of the relationship with the u.k. and china when we leave the european union, we agreed of a joint review, of joint trade investment review which i think is a good step towards looking to what our future trade relations could be an we have that freedom outside of membership of the european union. britishu said, businesses are hoping to...
The Papers : BBCNEWS : January 31, 2018 10:45pm-11:01pm GMT
days. now, what they are saying is that actually the cost of cutting the immigration to britain would... donald trump has spoken about very positively recently. there would be a2% positively recently. there would be a 2% boost and they are saying the loss of migration would detract from that. yet to see the details because we have not actually seen it ourselves. we are just reading your version. it is interesting again because theresa may's policy is very much, after brexit, we will cut immigration. it is what people are voting for. this is our own senior officials in whitehall saying, 0k, it'll cost the country money and thatis it'll cost the country money and that is the opinion of the most senior experts in our government. it doesn't mean we shouldn't do it but they are saying, there is a financial hit to this and you need to bear that in mind if you pursue this course. it is a really important point. if people want to put immigration in front, that is their choice but they need to know what the impact of that will be. they might still want to do it but if you want more facts in fr
days. now, what they are saying is that actually the cost of cutting the immigration to britain would... donald trump has spoken about very positively recently. there would be a2% positively recently. there would be a 2% boost and they are saying the loss of migration would detract from that. yet to see the details because we have not actually seen it ourselves. we are just reading your version. it is interesting again because theresa may's policy is very much, after brexit, we will cut...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : February 1, 2018 1:00am-1:34am +03
obligations . saudi's rulers are expected to visit britain soon but there are concerns asked how much of an effect prime minister theresa may would have on calls to respect the values that meant to uphold as members of the human rights council saudi arabia may be sensitive about his image question is how much would it be prepared to prove that it's willing to accept change within the kingdom. al-jazeera london. the french president tomorrow will mark or is warning that turkey is warning turkey against invading the northern syrian area of africa and turkey has been attacking the kurdish region for more than ten days free and it's controlled by the wipe e.g. syrian kurdish group turkey considers a terrorist organization stephanie. solidarity with the people of africa this protest is in the kurdish run area in northeast syria where people say they feel betrayed. for we condemn the turkish state we condemn russia because had it not been for russia giving the green light turkey would not have been able to attack a free we say to russia and turkey that your fate and end will be at the hands
obligations . saudi's rulers are expected to visit britain soon but there are concerns asked how much of an effect prime minister theresa may would have on calls to respect the values that meant to uphold as members of the human rights council saudi arabia may be sensitive about his image question is how much would it be prepared to prove that it's willing to accept change within the kingdom. al-jazeera london. the french president tomorrow will mark or is warning that turkey is warning turkey...
BBC News at Ten : BBCNEWS : January 31, 2018 10:00pm-10:30pm GMT
of deals. china and britain not best friends, perhaps, but serious colleagues. this place reeks of power — a commodity theresa may has been grappling to hold onto in recent days. it's clear the prime minister is in no mood to quit, but she does seem to acknowledge she has to up her game at home, and abroad, to be sure of staying on. the historic bling, the flags, the ceremony... delicately choreographed, but easily dismantled. the prime minister travels with the trappings of office, but she's vulnerable — not accompanied by reliable long—term support from her own side. laura is in beijing tonight. an important trade mission for the prime minister, how much are questions about her leadership overshadowing it all? there is certainly no escape from it at all. they say it is lonely at the top, maybe there's nothing as lonely as a foreign leader thousands of miles from home whilst all sorts of shenanigans going on in their party, not just while they are out shenanigans going on in their party, notjust while they are out of sight but also while they are asleep in a completely diffe
of deals. china and britain not best friends, perhaps, but serious colleagues. this place reeks of power — a commodity theresa may has been grappling to hold onto in recent days. it's clear the prime minister is in no mood to quit, but she does seem to acknowledge she has to up her game at home, and abroad, to be sure of staying on. the historic bling, the flags, the ceremony... delicately choreographed, but easily dismantled. the prime minister travels with the trappings of office, but...
Conflict Zone - Guest: Ramush Haradinaj : DW : January 31, 2018 10:30pm-11:01pm CET
statement it was a joint statement generally the fourth by germany britain italy france the us the wall that any move to stop this court would risk everything that cost of oil has achieved anyone who supports this they said would be rejecting because of this partnership with other countries including because of those integration into the e.u. and later so the stakes here are very high and they are they are have a road that show in fact satisfied in the past its obligation towards international and national role so there is no doubt that kosovo will continue and will stay committed to satisfy its obligation towards national international law well not if you try to i'm in atlanta way to live every peace initiative that they exist in a parliament as i stated it's not a decision it's an initiative of m.p.'s and it's an initiative but the point is whether it goes it will not it looks now it looks not really it's not going to go in no. one of your newspapers called this the most serious and dramatic clash between the highest state institutions of course ago and the west it describes the attem
statement it was a joint statement generally the fourth by germany britain italy france the us the wall that any move to stop this court would risk everything that cost of oil has achieved anyone who supports this they said would be rejecting because of this partnership with other countries including because of those integration into the e.u. and later so the stakes here are very high and they are they are have a road that show in fact satisfied in the past its obligation towards international...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : February 1, 2018 12:00am-1:01am +03
visit britain soon but there are concerns as to how much of an effect prime minister theresa may would have on pause to respect the values that meant to uphold as members of the human rights council saudi arabia may be sensitive about his image question is how much would it be prepared to prove that it's willing to accept change within the kingdom sunny valuable al-jazeera london well as we know two men who's an international law specialist in the co-founder of the get a thirty seven international justice chambers which is an organization which aims to prevent the recurrence of human rights violations joins us now from washington mr cobb and so what do you make of this it's not really likely to make any difference is that well i think the report itself is is a damning indictment of human rights situation in saudi arabia but it's something that we've all known for some time. obviously calling for them to be suspended there is there is the power to do that through the u.n. general assembly but when you see that there are states like syria iran north korea that sit on the council that hav
visit britain soon but there are concerns as to how much of an effect prime minister theresa may would have on pause to respect the values that meant to uphold as members of the human rights council saudi arabia may be sensitive about his image question is how much would it be prepared to prove that it's willing to accept change within the kingdom sunny valuable al-jazeera london well as we know two men who's an international law specialist in the co-founder of the get a thirty seven...
Outside Source : BBCNEWS : January 31, 2018 9:00pm-10:01pm GMT
is still only britain's eighth biggest trading partner. the uk wanted to shift up the list. theresa may included a stop in wuhan. not a major city in chinese terms but it's a hub for higher education in china. here's the prime minister meeting students and staff. britain is a high performer in this sector. the prime minister is there to make more connections and develop more business. theresa may will also return home with china having lifted a ban on imports of british beef. good news for uk farmers. let's get more from steve mcdonnell in beijing. theresa may has been accompanied by 50 business leaders, all prepared to cut deals right now. this delegation is leading with its best hand. what does britain have that china's vast army of consumers might want? education services, tourism, automobiles, all available to this vast chinese public. i say that, but if theresa may wants to pump china up if theresa may wants to pump china up the run of its ladder of the countries it is dealing with, all you need is the smallest advance in percentage terms and this can bring large dividends. for
is still only britain's eighth biggest trading partner. the uk wanted to shift up the list. theresa may included a stop in wuhan. not a major city in chinese terms but it's a hub for higher education in china. here's the prime minister meeting students and staff. britain is a high performer in this sector. the prime minister is there to make more connections and develop more business. theresa may will also return home with china having lifted a ban on imports of british beef. good news for uk...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : January 31, 2018 8:00pm-9:00pm GMT
handshakes on at least £9 billion of deals. china and britain, not best friends perhaps, but serious colleagues. this place reeks of power — a commodity theresa may has been grappling to hold onto in recent days. it's clear the prime minister is in no mood to quit. but she does seem to acknowledge she has to up her game at home and abroad to be sure of staying on. the historic bling, the flags, the ceremony — delicately choreographed but easily dismantled. the prime minister travels with the trappings of office, but she's vulnerable — not accompanied by reliable, long—term support from her own side. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, beijing. with me now is anne mcelvoy, senior editor at the economist. thanks so much for coming in. theresa may has said she is not a quitter, will that be enough to silence the critics? she had to say something. i think what is happening, if we look back over the last few days, there have been found in many noises. not, as it happens, from any of the big these who could probably unseat theresa may, but sometimes if you get a collection of small
handshakes on at least £9 billion of deals. china and britain, not best friends perhaps, but serious colleagues. this place reeks of power — a commodity theresa may has been grappling to hold onto in recent days. it's clear the prime minister is in no mood to quit. but she does seem to acknowledge she has to up her game at home and abroad to be sure of staying on. the historic bling, the flags, the ceremony — delicately choreographed but easily dismantled. the prime minister travels with...
one of the big island of bricks that britain well i think you. know i think i think it's on its way already basically and everyone knew so the chinese economy is huge and is going to be a major major potential market for a single stupid. i think everyone will be extremely pleased that the reason the government's going to go to its. marketing interesting u.k. product thank you after the break we asked former your advisor in kabul. if the recent spate of his cities in the afghan capital. trumps. us. unfortunately was the council in britain creating a benchmark for hiding the whole mess the grammy's all dumped. on the gold of new zealand told us it will go through i'm going underground. the currency market itself is still on track to eclipse the global banking. which is what we need what we want. it's a bank that's the primary use of. eighteen years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with the. bad guy trying to get to my family members he would have better a lot better and i think they are and hearty when i buy my baby this is my book was pub
one of the big island of bricks that britain well i think you. know i think i think it's on its way already basically and everyone knew so the chinese economy is huge and is going to be a major major potential market for a single stupid. i think everyone will be extremely pleased that the reason the government's going to go to its. marketing interesting u.k. product thank you after the break we asked former your advisor in kabul. if the recent spate of his cities in the afghan capital. trumps....
The Stream (2018) Ep 19 : ALJAZ : January 31, 2018 10:32pm-11:01pm +03
business from her home i don't feel like i did anything wrong and. let me just bring in britain thirty years you look for young people like el darby to see if he can match them up with brad and in terms of this ethical question was there anything the l. did or when you're going out as a social influence to say i want to work with you as a brand was anything that was wrong in that interaction. you know it's difficult to say because i can't see even now that she said and i put it here and when you're dealing with the clintons it's all about the. you can ask for anything and ask for a lot of money or a helicopter it's all about. that it made difficult circe you did something wrong but in general after france the latter is. a lot of deals and. bread. that's a good close mouth and if you want to elaborate with the best. you know that this is just america and really i actually saw her e-mail and i thought there was nothing wrong i read her e-mail and i thought she was completely you know doing the right thing so i i thought the the property owner was maybe misinformed how things work
business from her home i don't feel like i did anything wrong and. let me just bring in britain thirty years you look for young people like el darby to see if he can match them up with brad and in terms of this ethical question was there anything the l. did or when you're going out as a social influence to say i want to work with you as a brand was anything that was wrong in that interaction. you know it's difficult to say because i can't see even now that she said and i put it here and when...
Going Underground : RT : January 31, 2018 2:30pm-3:01pm EST
she's going to beijing i'm joined now by britain's former tory shadow paymaster general lord flight lord flight welcome back to why is it taken prime minister to raise in may so long since the referendum to actually visit china and start talking about trade when i put it the other way around and i'd say that bracks it has stimulated her and others to actually get on their bikes go out there meet the people and get some trade getting. briefly the superpower of the century i think she's had quite a lot on her plate as you will obviously be aware but i think the key point is that brics it is a sort of huge stimulant to the city and other parts of british economy to actually get out there and see what business they can do here but we don't obviously gossip like other programs like individuals particularly you have already written about something pretty concrete suggestions are going for china style or short term visas visa free transit why are we not hearing this from the front bench but help. them actually rather agree i think is simply crackpot but we we haven't put it into practice y
she's going to beijing i'm joined now by britain's former tory shadow paymaster general lord flight lord flight welcome back to why is it taken prime minister to raise in may so long since the referendum to actually visit china and start talking about trade when i put it the other way around and i'd say that bracks it has stimulated her and others to actually get on their bikes go out there meet the people and get some trade getting. briefly the superpower of the century i think she's had...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : January 31, 2018 10:00pm-10:34pm +03
obligations saudi's rulers are expected to visit britain soon but there are concerns as to how much of an effect prime minister theresa may would have on calls to respect the values that meant to uphold as members of the human rights council saudi arabia may be sensitive about his image question is how much would it be prepared to prove that it's willing to accept change within the kingdom. jazeera london heavy explosions have rocked yemen's capital sonorous the saudi led coalition targeted weapons tools used by the hutu rebels who control the city according to local residents there were at least five raids by coalition warplanes wednesday meanwhile here in southern port city of aden some forty thousand civilians are stranded without aid they sought refuge in the city during the three year long civil war only to find themselves trapped after fighting broke out over the weekend between secessionists and government troops the government remains a blockaded inside the presidential palace and the u.n. says it's too dangerous to distribute. a kenyan opposition m.p. has been arrested afte
obligations saudi's rulers are expected to visit britain soon but there are concerns as to how much of an effect prime minister theresa may would have on calls to respect the values that meant to uphold as members of the human rights council saudi arabia may be sensitive about his image question is how much would it be prepared to prove that it's willing to accept change within the kingdom. jazeera london heavy explosions have rocked yemen's capital sonorous the saudi led coalition targeted...
Beyond 100 Days : BBCNEWS : January 31, 2018 7:00pm-8:01pm GMT
week which say britain will be worse off after brexit. and for the first time in a hundred and fifty years the world gets to see a super blue blood moon. get in touch with us using the hashtag 'beyond—one—hundred—days'. hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. donald trump's calming words of unity in his first state of the union address have already bumped against the harsh reality of a deeply divided american government. lawmakers on both sides today said realistically the chances of democrats and republicans working together on big issues is minimal. there was little sign of unity either in congress last night — with one side of the aisle sitting stony faced and the other rising for multiple ovations. but the public seems to want compromise. for a president with record low approval ratings last night was a high point with snap polls after the speech suggesting american voters liked mr trump's more conciliatory tone. this in fact is our new american moment. there has never been a better time to start living the american dream.
week which say britain will be worse off after brexit. and for the first time in a hundred and fifty years the world gets to see a super blue blood moon. get in touch with us using the hashtag 'beyond—one—hundred—days'. hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. donald trump's calming words of unity in his first state of the union address have already bumped against the harsh reality of a deeply divided american government. lawmakers on both...
Boom Bust : RT : January 31, 2018 1:30pm-2:00pm EST
voted on monday to approve conditions for further brecht's it talks that state britain will not have a role in e.u. decision making once it leaves the union or during the transition period planned to begin in march of twenty nineteen the e.u. ministers also said that britain will be subject to e.u. laws including any new laws during the transition and for two years after that u.k. brecht secretary david davis played down the announcement and claimed that britain will have the right to negotiate a pact with third parties during the transition but the e.u. is lead negotiator michel barnier says the twenty the twenty seven other members must unanimously approved any such agreements u.k. prime minister theresa may faces rising discord within her conservative party as pro and anti breck's that factions jostle for influence and rival rival maneuvers that to succeed may as the leader of. the federal reserve's open market committee begins two days of meetings today it's the last f.o. and. the meeting run by outgoing chair janet yellen who is completing her four year term sell the reserve gover
voted on monday to approve conditions for further brecht's it talks that state britain will not have a role in e.u. decision making once it leaves the union or during the transition period planned to begin in march of twenty nineteen the e.u. ministers also said that britain will be subject to e.u. laws including any new laws during the transition and for two years after that u.k. brecht secretary david davis played down the announcement and claimed that britain will have the right to...
Sportsday : BBCNEWS : January 31, 2018 6:30pm-7:01pm GMT
for injury. —— from injury. kyle edmund says he does intend to play for great britain in this week's davis cup first round tie in spain. the british number two developed a hip issue during his australian open semifinal defeat to marin cilic last week. he admits his body has "a few niggles", but says he is encouraged by the progress he is making in training. lots of deals going through today is the deadline approaches, and it has been a busy window. some of the biggest deals to happen this january. 0ne biggest deals to happen this january. one of the first was virgil van dijk's move from southampton to liverpool, making him the world's most expensive defender at £75 million. and he did enjoy a pretty decent start to life at anfield, making his debut in the merseyside derby, and scoring the winner to knock everton out of the fa cup. but of course, when liverpool signed virgilvan of course, when liverpool signed virgil van dijk, it was suspected they knew he would soon have some money to burn. if you remember this saga, barcelona had wanted to sign philippe coutinho last summe
for injury. —— from injury. kyle edmund says he does intend to play for great britain in this week's davis cup first round tie in spain. the british number two developed a hip issue during his australian open semifinal defeat to marin cilic last week. he admits his body has "a few niggles", but says he is encouraged by the progress he is making in training. lots of deals going through today is the deadline approaches, and it has been a busy window. some of the biggest deals to...
DW News - News : DW : January 31, 2018 7:00pm-8:00pm CET
other stories making news around the world britain's prime minister to resign me has met with senior officials in china she's there for a three day visit may's office says she's traveling with the largest business delegation britain has ever taken overseas china is key to british hopes of forging new trade deals around the one after it leaves the e.u. . a week after disgraced u.s. fourth dr larry nasir was sentenced to up to one hundred seventy five years in jail for sexually assaulting more than one hundred fifty young athletes the entire board of usa gymnastics has now stepped down now ther is being sentenced in a father case in the u.s. state of michigan today that. turning now to turkey where a court has sentenced three syrian national life sentences in connection with a suicide bombing which killed twelve german tourists and wounded sixteen others the attack took place two years ago in the historic center of istanbul the suicide bomber blew himself up among groups of tourists close to the landmark blue mosque turkish authorities blame the so-called islamic state for the attack w
other stories making news around the world britain's prime minister to resign me has met with senior officials in china she's there for a three day visit may's office says she's traveling with the largest business delegation britain has ever taken overseas china is key to british hopes of forging new trade deals around the one after it leaves the e.u. . a week after disgraced u.s. fourth dr larry nasir was sentenced to up to one hundred seventy five years in jail for sexually assaulting more...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : January 31, 2018 9:00pm-10:01pm +03
britain soon but there are concerns as to how much of an effect prime minister theresa may would have on calls to respect the values that meant to uphold as members of the human rights council saudi arabia may be sensitive about his image question is how much will it be prepared to prove that it's willing to accept change within the kingdom. jazeera london. well for more on this some joined now by the world affairs analyst ikhlas minority thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera i mean i suppose it is ironic one would say that this report about the saudi violations of human rights is actually presented to the u.n. human rights council which saudi arabia used to chair i mean it's a member of but it used to a chair do you think it will actually make have any impact on saudi itself i think these measures to relinquish the of membership is too little too late and we know that saudi arabia's ten year old leader will end next year so this is a message for saudi arabia to. focus on the human rights efforts won't change the situation i think in the slightest something that may chan
britain soon but there are concerns as to how much of an effect prime minister theresa may would have on calls to respect the values that meant to uphold as members of the human rights council saudi arabia may be sensitive about his image question is how much will it be prepared to prove that it's willing to accept change within the kingdom. jazeera london. well for more on this some joined now by the world affairs analyst ikhlas minority thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera i...
Business - News : DW : January 31, 2018 6:15pm-6:30pm CET
shakeup of the energy sector. is britain set for a golden era of trade with china because it's exhausting the european union. and high tech toddlers kids tastes in toys a changing i bet the price tag is too. i've been physical and let's do business is even says its plans to slash jobs around the world are inevitable. the german firm blames the poor performance of its key industrial power business on renewables the division profits in the first quarter an argument for job cuts demonstrated by it the company is investing in new gas turbine operations in the u.s. while closing plants here chief executive joe casey says claims the company's plans in german locations could be profitable are a myth he wants to switch the focus towards data storage technology but want state help for that the workers left wondering who's going to support them. as workers from the eastern german town of cyclists hundreds of kilometers to the annual shareholders meeting in munich they're determined to fight back against plans to cut their jobs. are fighting for our future and as long as we continue to do
shakeup of the energy sector. is britain set for a golden era of trade with china because it's exhausting the european union. and high tech toddlers kids tastes in toys a changing i bet the price tag is too. i've been physical and let's do business is even says its plans to slash jobs around the world are inevitable. the german firm blames the poor performance of its key industrial power business on renewables the division profits in the first quarter an argument for job cuts demonstrated by...
News : RT : January 31, 2018 12:00pm-12:31pm EST
to several recent surveys prompting anger in britain's house of lords. for a tree is a pretty much become the supporter over for organizing with. you dave bricks through mr through the do the surgery recently the history in brussels for this movie even more difficult is every time he makes a small advance for his problems of mind for the b.b.c. . in order because you do a duty of impartiality. let's cross to london now in artie's or laura smith laura good to see you so what are these allegations of b.b.c. bias based on well there have been two reports just in the last week which have looked into how the b.b.c. is representing people who support it in its programming last week's report was from an organization called civic tasks and they intitled it brussels broadcasting corporation rather amusingly and it found that over a period of ten years between two thousand and five and two thousand and fifteen only a tiny fraction just three percent of the people who were asked about the you were in favor of leaving and that's out of four thousand people that they are asked to guest on their
to several recent surveys prompting anger in britain's house of lords. for a tree is a pretty much become the supporter over for organizing with. you dave bricks through mr through the do the surgery recently the history in brussels for this movie even more difficult is every time he makes a small advance for his problems of mind for the b.b.c. . in order because you do a duty of impartiality. let's cross to london now in artie's or laura smith laura good to see you so what are these...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : January 31, 2018 8:00pm-8:34pm +03
brown reports from beijing. britain's relationship with china is complicated by history this is the remains of beijing's old summer palace ransacked and looted by british and french troops more than one hundred fifty years ago the chinese people are taught not to forget it. we should try every way to get we have things back from britain they're all china's national treasures they're ours that britain should return the things they looted from china because they belong to china as she embarks on a three day tour of china to reason may well have larger concerns been historic grievances she's here on a mission to increase british trade with china that need is growing quickly following britain's decision to leave the european union she should have to call this chinese leader that she's ok i love her garment he's ok and he we all she can you know pro white anymore i mean if it's to have a stable and as smooth spreadsheet. and you specially were doing the practice broccoli to process they were not happy and if they could impact on china britain relations thirteen billion dollars worth of t
brown reports from beijing. britain's relationship with china is complicated by history this is the remains of beijing's old summer palace ransacked and looted by british and french troops more than one hundred fifty years ago the chinese people are taught not to forget it. we should try every way to get we have things back from britain they're all china's national treasures they're ours that britain should return the things they looted from china because they belong to china as she embarks on...
capital. britain's prime minister to resign me has met with senior officials in china she's there for a three day visit ms office says she's traveling with the largest business delegation britain has ever taken overseas china is key to british hopes of forging new trade deals around the want after it leaves the e.u. . a turkish quarter sentence three syrian national still lives sentences in connection with a suicide bombing which killed twelve german tourists and wounded sixteen others and the attack took place two years ago in the historic center of istanbul the suicide bomber blew himself up groups off terrorists close to the landmark blue mosque and sophia turkish authorities blame the so-called islamic state for the attack. we'll go to our correspondents we are harner for more on the sentencing but first a look back at the devastating attack on in january two thousand and sixteen. a selfie in front of the world famous i assume fia. in memory shots next to the blue mosque the sultan ahmed district is a must see for every tourist coming to istanbul each day visitors from all around th
capital. britain's prime minister to resign me has met with senior officials in china she's there for a three day visit ms office says she's traveling with the largest business delegation britain has ever taken overseas china is key to british hopes of forging new trade deals around the want after it leaves the e.u. . a turkish quarter sentence three syrian national still lives sentences in connection with a suicide bombing which killed twelve german tourists and wounded sixteen others and the...
News : RT : January 31, 2018 11:00am-11:30am EST
according to several recent surveys prompting anger in britain's house of lords. frankly is a pretty much become the supporter over for organizing. for you do you believe recruits to mr do the do the city recently that his job in brussels is move even more difficult if every time he makes a small advance that these problems of mine for the b.b.c. are going to actually in order because you do a duty of impartiality. of more let's cross live to london and artie's laura smith laura good to see you so what all these allegations of b.b.c. bias based on so there have been two reports just in the last week which have looked into how the b.b.c. is representing breck's its supporters in some of its programming one of them was released this morning from the institute for economic affairs it has analyzed two of the b.b.c.'s key political panel shows any question time and any questions over the last eighteen months and the results come in and it found that out of six hundred panelists that were invited to these shows just one third of them were in favor of the remaining two thirds were sp
according to several recent surveys prompting anger in britain's house of lords. frankly is a pretty much become the supporter over for organizing. for you do you believe recruits to mr do the do the city recently that his job in brussels is move even more difficult if every time he makes a small advance that these problems of mine for the b.b.c. are going to actually in order because you do a duty of impartiality. of more let's cross live to london and artie's laura smith laura good to see...
DocFilm - Mahatma Gandhi - Dying for Freedom : DW : January 31, 2018 4:15pm-4:59pm CET
born in eight hundred sixty nine india was firmly under britain's imperial young. like his father he seemed destined to serve. his family belong to the banya caste hardworking merchants from western state. gandhi's marriage at the age of thirteen was a ranged he and his wife cast would have four children. when he was sixteen his father gravely ill. described him as a devoted son. gandhi felt that he added u.t. to his father the time he was dying and hopefully he wanted to actually be with him in his death. but on that particular day when his father became critically ill he. felt more attracted to his wife and he was actually in the act of making love to her at the moment when his father died. a lot of historians. gandhi's life feel that this was really something that colors his whole attitude to his sexuality. to his deciding to renounce a sexual relationship with his wife. after passing his bar exams in london sunday returned to india to practise law but soon went on to take up a short term position in south africa he ended up staying for twenty years. initially. in south africa liv
born in eight hundred sixty nine india was firmly under britain's imperial young. like his father he seemed destined to serve. his family belong to the banya caste hardworking merchants from western state. gandhi's marriage at the age of thirteen was a ranged he and his wife cast would have four children. when he was sixteen his father gravely ill. described him as a devoted son. gandhi felt that he added u.t. to his father the time he was dying and hopefully he wanted to actually be with him...
britain creating a benchmark for hiding the homeless among the grammys and dumped. on the walls of new zealand. to him going underground. when you don't. see the teachers who are. the most through only ten. minutes. left alone. said. claiming to know servant is that. you speak french. yes. that's a new. front of the book upload the best out of. the concert it's a pain to perform i actually passed myself to. you and i'm sorry. as most of. you. in the home will. turn. her out of. this country. we know. what. was it he could with us he was just that yes more here to keep me she. said to me she's gone there they. are you. know much of. this little bundle of joy he would have no chose of surviving in the wild mother this can only win one cup at a time but usually give birth to two. every year china puts a lot of effort into making up for this cruel mistake of nature. china has penned the breeding has become something of a production line. it's almost as though they've been copied three d. printed and put on show for the public. several cubs here each year. but only left by dedicated sci
britain creating a benchmark for hiding the homeless among the grammys and dumped. on the walls of new zealand. to him going underground. when you don't. see the teachers who are. the most through only ten. minutes. left alone. said. claiming to know servant is that. you speak french. yes. that's a new. front of the book upload the best out of. the concert it's a pain to perform i actually passed myself to. you and i'm sorry. as most of. you. in the home will. turn. her out of. this country....
dollars pledged in support some five billion people are now in need of support. britain's prime minister to resign he has met with senior officials in china she is there for a three day visit may's office says she's traveling with the largest business delegation britain has ever taken overseas china's key to british hopes of forging new trade deals around the world after it leaves the european union. the office of australian prime minister malcolm turnbull has called an urgent investigation after hundreds of top secret government documents were sold in a second hand store the files were found locked inside filing cabinets that were sold as x. government furniture. here in germany in a special session the german bundestag was to honor the victims of the holocaust the same was left by the province president vall functionally of and german president from. its key moment with an address last valid fish one of the last known surviving members of the women's orchestra of auschwitz the orchestra had performed for high level nazi efficiency they also played at the concentration camp gat
dollars pledged in support some five billion people are now in need of support. britain's prime minister to resign he has met with senior officials in china she is there for a three day visit may's office says she's traveling with the largest business delegation britain has ever taken overseas china's key to british hopes of forging new trade deals around the world after it leaves the european union. the office of australian prime minister malcolm turnbull has called an urgent investigation...
Afternoon Live : BBCNEWS : January 31, 2018 2:00pm-5:00pm GMT
there live. two former british intelligence heads tell the bbc — britain must secure a deal to share data with europe after brexit — or face serious problems. something none of us has ever seen before — a super blue blood moon — so rare that it was last seen more than 150 years ago. but now one is happening again. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — with hugh. and it's already looking like a busy transfer deadline day. tra nsfer transfer deadline day, it's so busy here we can barely say it. pierre—emerick aubameyang, there you 90, pierre—emerick aubameyang, there you go, you've given it to me, it's contagious, signed for arsenal £456 million, good news for them, contagious, signed for arsenal £456 million, good news forthem, much more to come later on. let's hope it goes better than. will explain more about the supermoon, what makes a super, what's the difference between a normal moon and a supermoon and look at snow in the uk but there are other stories around the world as well, snowfall in morocco, a place that you might not expect it and also some attention i
there live. two former british intelligence heads tell the bbc — britain must secure a deal to share data with europe after brexit — or face serious problems. something none of us has ever seen before — a super blue blood moon — so rare that it was last seen more than 150 years ago. but now one is happening again. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — with hugh. and it's already looking like a busy transfer deadline day. tra nsfer transfer deadline day, it's so busy here we can...
the world britain's prime minister theresa may has met with senior officials in china and she's there for a three day visit may's office said she's traveling with the largest business delegation britain has ever taken overseas china is key to british hopes of forging new trade deals around the world effort leaves the e.u. . the office of australian prime minister malcolm turnbull is called an urgent investigation after hundreds of top secret government documents were sold in a secondhand store the files were found locked inside filing cabinets that were sold as x. government furniture. near record rainfall and high winds have lashed australia's north west a tropical low is brought flooding to the area around the town of brew but forecasters say the worst of the storm is now over. it has been more than two years since a suicide bombing in the heart of istanbul killed twelve german tourists now a turkish court has sentenced three syrian nationals to life sentences for their part in the attack will go to our correspondent yulia han for more but first a look back at the devastating attack
the world britain's prime minister theresa may has met with senior officials in china and she's there for a three day visit may's office said she's traveling with the largest business delegation britain has ever taken overseas china is key to british hopes of forging new trade deals around the world effort leaves the e.u. . the office of australian prime minister malcolm turnbull is called an urgent investigation after hundreds of top secret government documents were sold in a secondhand store...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : January 31, 2018 4:00pm-5:00pm +03
generations but the deadline for them to leave is just hours away. forcing britain britain's prime minister heads east in the hope of securing a free trade deal with beijing. and one of the most deadly strikers in the world football makes a big money move touch others got bad news and spoke. to british lawyers have submitted a review of human rights in saudi arabia to the huon human rights council saudi arabia is currently chairing the council but is facing growing criticism over a wave of a rest and detentions it's accused of arresting political and. free speech activists and detaining them without charge. is one of the report's authors he hopes it will encourage countries to put pressure on saudi arabia to change its behavior. we were commission to look into exactly what has happened and present illegal reports on as an army recommendation is that step should be taken by the general assembly to suspend the government of saudi arabia from the human rights council it being completely contradictory and ironic for a government with systemic curtains of abuse as we've highlighted in t
generations but the deadline for them to leave is just hours away. forcing britain britain's prime minister heads east in the hope of securing a free trade deal with beijing. and one of the most deadly strikers in the world football makes a big money move touch others got bad news and spoke. to british lawyers have submitted a review of human rights in saudi arabia to the huon human rights council saudi arabia is currently chairing the council but is facing growing criticism over a wave of a...
BBC News at One : BBCNEWS : January 31, 2018 1:00pm-1:30pm GMT
british intelligence heads have told the bbc britain will need to secure a deal to share data with europe after brexit or it'll face serious problems. president trump hails a new american dream. in his first state of the union address he urges republicans and democrats to work together. this is your time. if you work hard, if you believe in yourself, if you believe in america, then you can dream anything. william and kate meade well—wishers on day two of their trip to sweden before visiting a mental health project. hello, then. and this killer whale can mimic human speech. scientists say it's a sign of huge intelligence. and coming up in the sport on bbc news: arsenal have broken their club record transfer fee to sign striker pierre emerick aubamayeng from borussia dortmund for £56 million. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may has insisted she is "not a quitter" following days of criticism of her leadership by members of her own party. but mrs may, who's arrived in china for a three day visit aimed at improving trade and investment ties, accepted there is more
british intelligence heads have told the bbc britain will need to secure a deal to share data with europe after brexit or it'll face serious problems. president trump hails a new american dream. in his first state of the union address he urges republicans and democrats to work together. this is your time. if you work hard, if you believe in yourself, if you believe in america, then you can dream anything. william and kate meade well—wishers on day two of their trip to sweden before visiting...
The Diaspora Orchestra : ALJAZ : January 31, 2018 3:00pm-4:01pm +03
may and a fifty strong trade delegation britain hopes to secure a free trade agreement before it leaves the european union. celestial event known as the super blue blood moon is gracing the night skies here are the latest pictures of the movie set in los angeles the three part lunar eclipse means the moon appears much bigger brighter and brighter than usual it's the first time a blood moon has made to parents in decades to stay with us. when charlie found out about the palestine orchestra he was and through z. asked dick because of his background to go palestine and share all his time with with all these people that you know he loved that he loved me there and i hope he can continue. there is something about music and it depending on the style that you're doing but for me when i when i'm playing and performing especially if you get taken into a world where you know you're you're thinking about your music only you know you're not thinking about what's happening back home and you're dealing with issues that are difficult at home or in your family or your friends or anything like th
may and a fifty strong trade delegation britain hopes to secure a free trade agreement before it leaves the european union. celestial event known as the super blue blood moon is gracing the night skies here are the latest pictures of the movie set in los angeles the three part lunar eclipse means the moon appears much bigger brighter and brighter than usual it's the first time a blood moon has made to parents in decades to stay with us. when charlie found out about the palestine orchestra he...
DW News - Holocaust Remembrance Day: Commemoration in the German Parliament : DW : January 31, 2018 1:00pm-2:01pm CET
orchestra she managed to survive the camp she then went off to a life in great britain she didn't speak about the painful experience of the holocaust for many decades in the one nine hundred ninety s. you did start speaking about it again and she's been visiting schools whatever she's written her memoirs she's been communicating her message her experiences and she's going to do so to today and what i anticipate is she's a very optimistic person so i anticipate in some measure a message of hope but at the same time perhaps a message of despair because you know everybody is talking about the fact that the semitism appears to be on the rise again in europe and in germany indeed and it comes at a time where the process of remembering itself has been called into question the way germans remember this dark chapter in history. i suppose that is true a couple of years ago the then german president your him go accept something very interesting is that there can be no german identity without oce words and i think many people would subscribe to that view as the perception of germany and of german
orchestra she managed to survive the camp she then went off to a life in great britain she didn't speak about the painful experience of the holocaust for many decades in the one nine hundred ninety s. you did start speaking about it again and she's been visiting schools whatever she's written her memoirs she's been communicating her message her experiences and she's going to do so to today and what i anticipate is she's a very optimistic person so i anticipate in some measure a message of hope...
Prime Minister's Questions Prime Minister's Questions : CSPAN2 : January 31, 2018 6:59am-7:46am EST
secretary of state, the integrated supply chain will be preserved when britain leaves the european union. >> to deliver trade between the uk and european union, 80% of welsh exports in the uk maintaining the integrity of priority. >> questions for the prime minister. >> mister -- mister speaker, i have been asked to reply. my right honorable friends, the prime minister, is in china building on ties between our two countries and accompanied by the largest business delegation this government have yet led. >> mister speaker. a number of employees live in my constituency and an apprenticeship, some uncertain future. will the government act on future corporate theft where they are siphoned off hundreds of millions of pounds in pension contributions for dividends and assistance to themselves, what options the government purports? >> mister speaker, the anxiety must be affecting the apprentices and their families, the honorable gentlemen's consistency, in last week's debate, the construction industry training board, taken responsibility for finding alternative employers to enable all those appr
secretary of state, the integrated supply chain will be preserved when britain leaves the european union. >> to deliver trade between the uk and european union, 80% of welsh exports in the uk maintaining the integrity of priority. >> questions for the prime minister. >> mister -- mister speaker, i have been asked to reply. my right honorable friends, the prime minister, is in china building on ties between our two countries and accompanied by the largest business delegation...
Check-in - A Journey to the Zugspitze in Winter : DW : January 31, 2018 12:30pm-1:01pm CET
off to a life in great britain she didn't speak about the painful experience of the holocaust for many decades in the one nine hundred ninety s. you did start speaking about it again and she's been visiting schools whatever she's written her memoirs she's been communicating her mess.
Business - News : DW : January 31, 2018 12:15pm-12:31pm CET
in britain to resume is keen to keep up that momentum after breakfast. to romania now and a development that is putting a lot of pressure on people their employers no longer need to contribution to their workers' social security payments instead a new law requires workers to give up more than twenty percent of their salary to fund the contributions themselves. this computer controlled lathe is precise to the millimeter it costs more than one hundred thousand euros romanian entrepreneur body can afford it he says because his older situation is good and his company is growing but company employee maria chris hughes situation is different the new law requires workers to contribute more than twenty percent of their salary into social security payments employers are now free of that obligation. but for maria and her work colleagues that means smaller take home paychecks. to most people don't like the government's decision. why should we pay for everything with our meager wages. most people find the situation unacceptable. big protests have been ineffective so far the unions here
in britain to resume is keen to keep up that momentum after breakfast. to romania now and a development that is putting a lot of pressure on people their employers no longer need to contribution to their workers' social security payments instead a new law requires workers to give up more than twenty percent of their salary to fund the contributions themselves. this computer controlled lathe is precise to the millimeter it costs more than one hundred thousand euros romanian entrepreneur body...
DW News - News : DW : January 31, 2018 12:00pm-12:16pm CET
. government furniture britain's prime minister theresa may has met with senior officials in china she's there for a three day visit may's office said she's traveling with the largest business delegation britain has ever taken overseas china is key to british hopes of forging new trade deals around the world after it leaves the e.u. . foreign ministers are holding talks today on whether to provide emergency funding to palestinian refugees this comes after u.s. president trump drastically cut financial aid to them now some five million people are urgently in need of support and the u.n. agency responsible for them says it is running out of money let's take a closer look at what the agency for palestinian refugees is doing. the united nations relief and works agency has provided essential aid for palestinian refugees and their descendants first seven decades many of them were displaced during the arab israeli war in one thousand nine hundred forty eight and the six day war in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven today more than five million palestinians are registered in camps in jordan s
. government furniture britain's prime minister theresa may has met with senior officials in china she's there for a three day visit may's office said she's traveling with the largest business delegation britain has ever taken overseas china is key to british hopes of forging new trade deals around the world after it leaves the e.u. . foreign ministers are holding talks today on whether to provide emergency funding to palestinian refugees this comes after u.s. president trump drastically cut...
BBC Newsroom Live : BBCNEWS : January 31, 2018 11:00am-1:02pm GMT
deepening our strong and vital partnership. relationship for both britain and china. also this hour — president trump hails a 'new american dream'. strong and proud america". this is your time. believe in america, and you can dream anything, you can be anything. dream anything, you can be anything. and together, we can achieve absolutely anything. can mimic human words. one, two, three. whale makes noises. spectacle of what astronomers call a superb blue blood moon. good morning. it's wednesday 31st of january. i'm ben brown. from conservative mps. the best brexit deal for the uk". message across to voters. about brexit at home. up to your critics? of ensuring that each generation has a better future than the past. leadership. been quite so perfect. as their achievements. in her party despite all the torrid events of recent days. she did say the next election is until 2022. the party into the next election. well, the prime minister is in china to discuss trade. the uk with china. and china. translation: brexit is a situation that both our countries face. going forward continuous
deepening our strong and vital partnership. relationship for both britain and china. also this hour — president trump hails a 'new american dream'. strong and proud america". this is your time. believe in america, and you can dream anything, you can be anything. dream anything, you can be anything. and together, we can achieve absolutely anything. can mimic human words. one, two, three. whale makes noises. spectacle of what astronomers call a superb blue blood moon. good morning. it's...
securing a free trade agreement before practice it when britain leaves the european union adrian brown joins us live from beijing so a major it seems like that they're trying to plan for what's coming for where there may be some some holes to fill. that's right richelle uncertainty really is overshadowing this visit it's a challenging visit of course for to resume a because of all those questions which keep being asked about her future as british prime minister and also really what happens post breaks it in really her aim here her mission here in china is to try to reassure chinese leaders that post brick said there'll be no negative impact on sino u.k. relations now britain and china have a pretty strong trading relationship a trade between these two countries is worth some fifty nine billion pounds at the moment that's very very strong indeed and that trade has in fact grown by more than sixty percent in the past eight years so there's plenty that the united kingdom does that still interest china china still sees the united kingdom as being very valuable to its economy but it wants t
securing a free trade agreement before practice it when britain leaves the european union adrian brown joins us live from beijing so a major it seems like that they're trying to plan for what's coming for where there may be some some holes to fill. that's right richelle uncertainty really is overshadowing this visit it's a challenging visit of course for to resume a because of all those questions which keep being asked about her future as british prime minister and also really what happens...


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2021 Schedule Preview: Mercer Bears
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The Mercer Bears are the second DI team to release their 2021 schedule. The Bears come into the 2021 season following a historic 6-1 start during the shortened 2020 season and will be led by first-year head coach Chad Surman, who has been with the Bears for five seasons as an assistant and was elevated to the role of head coach this fall following Kyle Hannan stepping down over the summer.
Mercer's Full 2021 Schedule:
Date Home Away Notes
1/23 Mercer Tampa (DII) Scrimmage
1/30 Mercer Bellarmine Non-Conference
2/6 Mercer Lenoir-Rhyne (DII)
2/13 Duke Mercer
2/20 Mercer Jacksonville Non-Conference (Savannah, Ga.)
2/28 Mercer Cleveland State
3/6 North Carolina Mercer
3/21 Mercer Jacksonville SoCon
3/27 Mercer Utah
4/3 Air Force Mercer SoCon
4/11 Mercer Richmond SoCon
4/17 High Point Mercer SoCon
4/24 Mercer VMI SoCon
5/1 Bellarmine Mercer SoCon
Bellarmine at Mercer on January 30th at 11am will be the first game of the 2021 college lacrosse season, and likely one of the earliest in the sport's history.
Mercer will face SoCon opponents Bellarmine and Jacksonville twice, once as a non-conference game and one counting as a conference contest.
Mercer will face one DII team for the second season in a row. Last season they faced Florida Tech in their opener.
Games to Circle
1/30 & 5/1 vs Bellarmine: In what will be the very first college lacrosse game of the season, the Mercer Bears will welcome the Bellarmine Knights to Macon. They will also face each other again during the final week of the season. Only the final meeting between the SoCon teams will count as a conference game. The Knights and Bears did not face each other last season due to the season getting cut short, but have faced off every full season since 2011. Bellarmine won the last meeting, 16-13, on the road in Macon during the 2019 season. With Bellarmine holding an 8-1 series lead and having won the last four, Mercer will be looking to take down the Knights for the first time since 2015.
2/28 vs Cleveland State: The Bears and Vikings have faced each other each of the past three seasons, with Mercer holding a 2-1 series lead. Last season, the two met for a neutral site contests in Towson, Md., and Mercer secured the 16-13 victory and was able to ward off a strong fourth quarter comeback by the Vikings. Sean Goldsmith (3G/2A) and Patrick Marks (4G/1A) led the way with five points each for the Bears.
4/17 @ High Point: Mercer and High point have faced off each full season since 2013 and High Point holds a 5-3 series lead, which includes the past two meetings. In their last contests in 2019, a No. 13-ranked High Point squad narrowly escaped, 17-16. Mercer ended the game on a three-goal run in the final 1:35, answering a big second-half High Point run but couldn't get it tied back up to force overtime.
4/24 vs VMI: Not only will this bee a SoCon meeting, but also a meeting between two first-year head coaches in Chade Surman and James Purpura. Mercer and VMI have gone toe to toe each full season since 2011, and the Bears' have won each meeting except for the first two. Their last meeting in 2019 saw the Bears pull out a 16-8 victory over the Keydets.
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Tärnaby é uma localidade sueca da região da Norlândia, da província da Lapónia, condado da Bótnia Ocidental e comuna de Storuman. Possui 1,59 quilômetro quadrado e segundo censo de 2018, havia 490 residentes. É conhecida por sua estância de esqui alpino. A rota turística Blue Highway, ligando a Noruega à Rússia pela Suécia e Finlândia, passa por Tärnaby.

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Localidades da Bótnia Ocidental (condado)
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People don't like it when you mess with their heritage. The Bolsheviks tried to destroy Russian nationalism, in particular massacring Russian Orthodox bishops, priests and nuns. But when Hitler invaded, not enough Russians fought for Marx, Lenin and dialectical materialism. So Stalin allowed Metropolitan Bishop Sergius to be elected patriarch, brought some of the surviving bishops and priests back from the gulag and started talking about Mother Russia.
The ongoing attack on things Southern, in particular the Confederate battle flag, might not turn out as well as progressives and neocons – and craven Republican presidential candidates – think it will. The question is: Will Southerners continue to be the backbone of the military, or head for the hills?
The Wall Street Journal reported in 2010, "Southerners disproportionately populate all the branches [of the military], while the middle-class suburbs surrounding the nation's largest cities—New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia—produce relatively few service members despite having a large percentage of the nation's youth population….
"While ROTC has been banned from many Ivy League campuses since the Vietnam War, the military also has drawn down its ROTC programs in the Northeast and in urban areas. ROTC has become increasingly Southern and rural.
Not only that, but the South remains America's most religious area. Yet in addition to the relentless assaults on Christian morality emanating from the black-robed Supreme Soviet, there's this, from the Conservative Tribune, "As if it weren't enough for soldiers to have to worry about foreign militants, Christians in the military are now having to look over their shoulders for a new enemy or else suffer friendly fire in the form of religious discrimination.
"When President Barack Obama claimed in 2006 that America was no longer a Christian nation, he could have been making an observation on current times or detailing his future plans for the country. Either way, with the mounting hostility toward Christians in this country, he seems to be right.
"In what could be seen as an effort to reduce the ranks of the U.S. military, as Obama said he'd do in 2014, Christians are being forced out of or not welcomed into the military in the first place due to a 'hostile work environment' that not only prohibits them from openly expressing their beliefs but even punishes them when they do, in some cases.
"For example, a chaplain for a Ranger training battalion received an administrative notice in December expressing concern due to the complaints of a soldier who said that the chaplain advocated Christianity and used the Bible during a mandatory unit suicide-prevention training session.
Despite that, the military boasts of its diversity and tolerance. The June 23, 2015 Air Force Times reported this headline, "Transgender troops attending White House LGBT Pride event." Story: "A transgender airman and his financé, a transgender soldier, will attend Wednesday's LGBT Pride Month reception.
"Both Senior Airman Logan Ireland and Army Cpl. Laila Villanueva were the subject of the recent documentary 'Transgender, at War and in Love,' directed and produced by Fiona Dawson.
"The Air Force has been supportive of Ireland's decision to serve as an openly transgender airman. He will attend Wednesday's event in a male dress blue uniform.
"'Being invited to the White House as an actively serving transgender airman is one of the most humbling experiences of my life so far,' Ireland said in a statement emailed to Air Force Times.
General of the Armies George Washington.
The Patton family: The famous general's grandfather and uncle were killed fighting for the Confederacy.
The MacArthur family: General of the Army Douglas MacArthur's father was a union general, but his mother's family hailed from Norfolk, Virginia and fought for the Confederacy. He's buried at the MacArthur Memorial in Norfolk.
Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz: Texas Germans.
So – what if Southerners don't re-enlist and stop enlisting? What happens to the empire's overseas adventures, advanced by not just Republican, but Democratic commanders-in-chief? Will the chickenhawk Ivy League politicians, diplomats and journalists themselves fight the wars they start? How will President Hillary be able to impose her feminist agenda across the planet?
To twist a slogan from the 1960s anti-war movement: Suppose the government gave a war and no Southerners came?


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Devastating Indonesian earthquake 'still to come'
Shanta Barley
Sat, 03 Oct 2009 13:14 UTC
The earthquake which devastated the city of Padang in Sumatra, Indonesia, this week, killing more than 1100 people, may have been only a hint of worse to come. Since 2004, geologists have been predicting a far nastier earthquake in the region - a shallow tremor that will rip the sea floor apart, trigger a devastating tsunami and kill far more people.
"Another earthquake is on its way, and all it will take to trigger it is the pressure of a handshake," says John McCloskey, a seismologist at the Environmental Sciences Research Institute at the University of Ulster in Coleraine, Northern Ireland.
Padang experienced a magnitude-7.6 earthquake on 30 September, just after 5 pm local time. Images of terrified relatives waiting to identify dead bodies, their T-shirts clutched over their noses to mask the stench, military officials stalking between bright yellow, zipped-up body bags and centuries-old Dutch colonial mansions obliterated in an instant have flooded around the world.
Huge Typhoon Parma bringing more rain to the Philippines
Fri, 02 Oct 2009 12:18 UTC
© SSAI/NASA, Hal Pierce
NASA's Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission satellite captured an image of Parma's rains already affecting the Philippines on October 2 at 00:43 UTC, 8:43 a.m. local Manila Time (8:43 p.m. EDT, Oct. 1). The center is located near the yellow, green areas, which indicate rainfall between 20 and 40 millimeters (.78 to 1.57 inches) per hour.
Typhoon Parma is a huge storm and NASA's TRMM satellite sees it is already bringing more unwanted rains and gusty winds to the typhoon-weary and devastated Philippines. Parma, also called "Pepeng" in the Philippines, will bring heavy rains there today and tomorrow before moving back to sea.
Parma is expected to make landfall in or near the northeastern province of Isabela on Saturday, October 2 (local time). That is a mountainous region, and not heavily populated, however its rains will cause life-threatening mudslides. Parma is also expected slam Luzon with rain over the next two days adding to the existing flooded conditions.
NASA's Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission satellite (TRMM), a joint mission between NASA and the Japanese space agency JAXA, captured an image of Parma's rains already affecting the Philippines on October 2 at 00:43 UTC, 8:43 a.m. local Manila Time (8:43 p.m. EDT, Oct. 1). TRMM noticed that most of the rainfall around Parma's center is between 20 and 40 millimeters (.78 to 1.57 inches) per hour.
Quake landslides wipe out 4 Indonesian villages, burying hundreds
Padang - At least four Indonesian villages were obliterated by earthquake-triggered landslides that buried as many as 644 people including a wedding party under mountains of mud and debris, officials said Saturday.
The full extent of Wednesday's 7.6-magnitude earthquake was becoming apparent three days later as aid workers and government officials reached remote villages in the hills along Sumatra island's western coast.
Excreted Tamiflu found in rivers
Janet Raloff
ScienceNews.org
Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:44 UTC
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Tamiflu, the primary flu-fighting drug, is getting into surface waters where ducks and other water birds may pick it up. If the birds host influenza viruses, which many normally do, those viruses may develop a resistance to the drug, scientists now worry.
The premier flu-fighting drug is contaminating rivers downstream of sewage-treatment facilities, researchers in Japan confirm. The source: urinary excretion by people taking oseltamivir phosphate, best known as Tamiflu.
Concerns are now building that birds, which are natural influenza carriers, are being exposed to waterborne residues of Tamiflu's active form and might develop and spread drug-resistant strains of seasonal and avian flu.
For their new study, Gopal Ghosh and his colleagues at Kyoto University sampled water discharged from three local sewage treatment plants and water at several points along two rivers into which the treated water flowed. Sampling started early in December 2008, as flu season got underway. The researchers sampled again at the height of the seasonal flu's onslaught in early February and again as infection rates waned.
Sicily mudslides leave 17 killed, scores missing
Two buildings have collapsed in a mudslide triggered by torrential rains in Sicily, Italy, leaving at least 17 people killed and 35 others missing.
Up to 250 millimeters (10 inches) of rain fell in the space of a few hours on Thursday, leaving ten people seriously injured and some 415 others homeless, AFP quoted emergency services spokesman Giampiero Gliubizzi as saying.
Gliubizzi confirmed the collapse of the two buildings, adding that sniffer dogs were searching for victims in the rubble.
Tsunami Warning System Worked, But Not in Time
Joseph Weber and Audrey Hudson
Thu, 01 Oct 2009 10:00 UTC
Like a tsunami: A view of the damage after the flash flood.
Samoan death toll tops 100
An early warning system introduced after the disastrous Christmas 2004 tsunami worked as planned, U.S. officials say, but failed to prevent the deaths of more than 100 people in Samoa and American Samoa on Tuesday because of the proximity of the originating earthquake.
It was the first practical test of the system, set up in response to the 2004 wave that killed more than 220,000 people in the Indian Ocean region, primarily in Indonesia.
Officials scrambled after an 8.0-magnitude earthquake shook just before dawn Tuesday, and after a flurry of phone calls within the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Pacific Island offices, the first warning was issued within 16 minutes, said NOAA spokeswoman Delores Clark. She said that was well within the agency's range of 10 to 20 minutes for an acceptable warning.
US: Chemical Found in Air Outside 15 Schools
Blake Morrison and Brad Heath
Outside 15 schools in eight states, government regulators have found elevated levels of a substance that - in a more potent form - was also used as a chemical weapon during World War I.
Those findings, based on samples collected for the Environmental Protection Agency, mark the first time the agency has expressed concern about the chemicals it detected as part of an ongoing effort to check for toxic chemicals in the air outside 63 schools nationwide.
The monitoring is part of a $2.25 million program that began in response to a USA Today investigation that identified hundreds of schools where chemicals from nearby industries appear to saturate the air. The preliminary results are meant to help determine only whether students face any immediate dangers from toxic chemicals. The EPA will use additional tests to evaluate long-term health risks.
The chemical that once was weaponized, acrolein, can exacerbate asthma and irritate the eyes and throat. It is a byproduct of burning gasoline, wood and cigarettes, but the EPA has not yet determined the specific sources for the elevated levels it found at each school.
EPA spokesman Brendan Gilfillan said the initial readings show "more must be done to reduce the amount of acrolein the American people, especially children, are exposed to."
Illegal toxic waste spotted from space
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No hiding place
Move over Erin Brockovich. Today's environmental detectives can use radar, helicopters and even satellite images to help them spot illegal toxic waste dumps and help catch those responsible.
Ironically, the tightening of restrictions on waste disposal and the enforcement of new recycling laws have made illegal dumping more likely, turning it into big business for the criminals involved.
The trouble is digging up suspect dumps to investigate their contents can release toxins into local water supplies. But with new remote-sensing techniques, such as ground-penetrating radar (GPR), you can find toxic trash without disturbing the soil. Instead, you bounce microwaves off buried materials and the strength of returning signals provides clues to what they are.
Alastair Ruffell, a forensic geologist at Queen's University, Belfast in the UK, has used GPR in 17 cases for the environment agencies of Scotland, the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Most are ongoing, however three have resulted in the culprits being jailed and fined.
Ruffell's latest research shows that geophysical techniques can be used to characterise the waste (Environmental Forensics, DOI: link). GPR surveys suggested the presence of a highly conductive waste such as farmyard slurry in a peat bog in Northern Ireland, simply because the suspect pocket in the bog reflected no microwaves.
Asian quake could trigger California's big one
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Influencing the San Andreas fault line at Parkfield.
It's a kind of geological butterfly effect. Fenglin Niu of Rice University in Houston, Texas, and colleagues believe they have found two clear cases where remote events weakened the San Andreas fault near Parkfield, California. The finding suggests powerful earthquakes - like the one that has just hit Sumatra - may trigger further quakes worldwide.
The first changes to the San Andreas occurred in 1992 after a 7.3-magnitude earthquake several hundred kilometres to the south. The second took place in 2004 after a quake of magnitude 9.1, also in Sumatra, 8000 kilometres away. In both cases, there were distinct changes in the movement of fluids and an increase in the frequency of micro-earthquakes deep within the fault below Parkfield (Nature, DOI: link).
Niu and colleagues believe these changes are linked to a weakening of the fault, and that monitoring them could lead to more accurate earthquake forecasts. They suggest that very large quakes might push faults all round the world closer to the point of failure, and so lead to a temporary increase in global seismicity.
New film blames drug firm for plight of honey bees
It's a question that has baffled the worlds of agriculture and science - what is it that has caused the mysterious deaths of honey bees all over the world in the last five years? A new film may have the answer.
Vanishing of the Bees, which will be released in Britain next month, claims the cause is the use of a new generation of pesticides that weakens the bees and makes them more susceptible to other diseases.
Narrated by the British actress Emilia Fox, the 90-minute film tells the story of what has become known as colony collapse disorder.


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Q: How to run scp on ec2 I'm trying to copy file from server to server by running scp command on ec2.
**My command:**
[ec2-user@ip-xx-xx-xx-xxx ~]$ scp -P 51865 user@207.154.xx.xx:/home/yakir/tr/tracker-2019-12-12.tar.gz ec2-user@ec2-3-xxx-xxx-xxx.compute-1.amazonaws.com:/home/ec2-user/tracker-2019-12-12.tar.gz

The error is:
usage: scp [-12346BCpqrv] [-c cipher] [-F ssh_config] [-i identity_file]
           [-l limit] [-o ssh_option] [-P port] [-S program]
           [[user@]host1:]file1 ... [[user@]host2:]file2

What should i do to get it works?
Thanks!

A: ssh to server and run scp
ssh -P 51865 user@207.154.xx.xx "scp /home/yakir/tr/tracker-2019-12-12.tar.gz ec2-user@ec2-3-xxx-xxx-xxx.compute-1.amazonaws.com:/home/ec2-user/tracker-2019-12-12.tar.gz"

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Frostkrone: Successful Trade Fair Performance at Anuga@home
Rietberg, 28 October 2021. Rietberg, 26 October 2021. The Frostkrone
Food Group presented itself at the digital platform Anuga@home from 11
and 13 October and showcased its newest finger food and snack
products. The spotlight was on the Ready-to-eat range, the new snack
assortment for the chilled food sector. The Beetroot Tots in this
series convinced the expert jury to such an extent that they were
chosen as one of the TOP 10 innovations at this year's Anuga. Once
again, the Frostkrone Food Group was able to claim one of the most
prestigious awards of the internationally highly regarded trade fair
after 2019.
Visitors had the opportunity of getting in touch with the Frostkrone
Food Group team at their digital trade fair stand and receiving extra
information and indeed tailor-made advice and support every day during
the fair. Digital information on the product innovations was also at
one's fingertips at any time. Besides text and image material, videos
were also available. These can now be viewed on YouTube. A detailed
presentation of the Ready-to-eat range with extensive first-hand
information on development, production and the appropriate target
group approach, including consumption occasions, can be seen at:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0TUZuZZI9IS-7EYpMKH1Xg
Alongside the Ready-to-eat range, the Frostkrone Food Group also
unveiled the new varieties of its "Crunchy Homies" brand, including
"Crunchy Brie Triangles", "Emmental Sticks": and " Crunchy Tomato and
Mozzarella Balls ". Thanks to new technology and the special crispy
coating, all products come out of the oven super crispy.
The Pizza Pockets have also had an addition to their range and are now
to be found in further varieties, such as "Chicken Red Thai", "Feta
Tomato Basil" and "Salami Jalapeno". The mouth-watering Pizza Pockets,
which are also on sale at the Signal Iduna Park during BVB home games,
are not only available for preparation in the microwave, but also as a
version for the oven or convection oven.
The new Ready-to-eat range is the practical, ready-to-eat snack
variety from the chilled cabinets. Featuring a wide and tasty range of
different variants, from vegan and vegetarian to products with chicken
meat and various falafel options, it offers consumers plenty of
exciting choices and diversity. Each individual coating, created out
of delicious spices, seeds and grains, is amazing. Thanks to the
special manufacturing process, the products can be eaten immediately
without having to be heated up beforehand.
Although they can be enjoyed either hot or cold, heating in the oven
is also possible. They are also provided frozen for the food service.
ABOUT THE FROSTKRONE FOOD GROUP
The Frostkrone Food Group – with its headquarters located in the town
of Rietberg, in the federal German state of North Rhine-Westphalia –
stands out in sharp relief because of its incredibly wide variety of
finger food and snacks. The Group markets its products in the food
retail trade and also in the food service industry. The many-faceted
range of products is available worldwide in a great deal of countries
including those in Scandinavia, the Netherlands, France, Spain,
Portugal, Great Britain, Switzerland, in the eastern European
countries, Asia and in the USA.
The Frostkrone Food Group boasts several cutting-edge production
facilities in Germany, France, Great Britain and in the USA. Since its
founding in 1997, the company has established itself as an innovative
trendsetter in the deep-frozen, convenience food segment.
In addition to the frostkrone Tiefkühlkost GmbH and the Bornholter
Käsevertriebs- und Produktionsgesellschaft GmbH, since 2018 Piz'wich
Europe SAS and Varenne Gastronomie SAS have also been part of the
Frostkrone Food Group. In 2019 the US-American business Rite Stuff
Foods Inc. swelled the ranks when they joined the Group. Since
February 2020 Innovate Foods Ltd and since April 2021 Abergavenny Fine
Food Ltd, both from Great Britain, have also belonged to the corporate
ISM 2022: 360 degree trade fair experience
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Kanchipuram (Inde): Artwork & temple emerge during repairs of 12th century Ekamreswar shrine
Bibhuti Barik
Source - http://www.telegraphindia.com/1130828/jsp/odisha/story_17279814.jsp#.Uh4jCRsvWcY
Conservation workers of the State Archaeology have unearthed a portion of a temple near the 12th century Ekamreswar shrine on the premises of the Lingaraj temple administration office here.
The chance discovery happened a few days ago when workers restoring the Ekamreswar temple stumbled upon the monument while digging earth.
However, they confirmed the presence of the temple only yesterday. Sculptor Nirmal Chandra Maharana is leading the team carrying out the repairs at Ekamreswar temple.
B.P. Ray, superintending-archaeologist in charge of State Archaeology told The Telegraph: "The conservation work sponsored by 13th Finance Commission has been under way since December last year. It involves repair of the main temple as many portions were showing deep cracks. But as the repair needs to be done till the base of the temple, we had to dig in phases. In the first phase, we stumbled upon the small temple near the basement of Ekamreswar."
Ray said the temple was most likely a parswa deula or side temple within the precinct of the main temple. Usually, in ancient architecture found in the state there are three parswa deulas—temples of Ganesh, Kartik and Parvati—near a Shiva temple. So, more temples could be present under the soil.
"We will write to the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to grant us a licence to carry out excavation in the area. There is a possibility of the presence of a greater temple complex, which might have gradually got buried because of rapid urbanisation."
Sculptor Maharana said: "Traditionally, Shiv temples in the state have a mandap or central stage in front of the main temple. We can confirm the presence of a bigger temple only after more excavation."
Galpik Pratihari, a sculptor working under Maharana for conservation of the Ekamreswar temple, said: "According to legends, the Ekamreswar was the prototype of Lingaraj temple. So, like Lingaraj temple, there could be an equal number of parswa deulas around Ekamreswar too."
Many people interested in history, monuments and archaeology thronged the Ekamreswar temple premises to have a look at the site.
"It is interesting that the conservation workers have came across this temple. I hope more such discoveries are made," said Akshaya Mishra, a resident of Old Town.
According to legend, Bhubaneswar had nearly 3,000 temples. But because of rapid urbanisation, the number has now come down to just about 300. Many monuments are still under private control, though the majority is under the state archaeology and ASI.
The discovery of this temple is the second most important finding after the discovery of a human skeleton near Jatni, around 15km from Bhubaneswar. In February this year, a team of archaeologists, anthropologists and students stumbled upon the remains of an adult human skeleton at a mound south of Banga village near Harirajpur. The team was led by Kishore Kumar Basa, professor in the department of anthropology, Utkal University and R.K. Mohanty, professor in the department of archaeology, Deccan College.
NEW FIND
Conservation workers of State Archaeology come across buried temple near Ekamreswar temple on premises of Lingaraj temple administration office
Conservation experts and engineers start removing debris two days ago for repairs (grouting) of Ekamreswar temple
New structure came to light on Monday
Small temple (parswa deula) and drainage outlet (paduka kunda) from sanctum sanctorum are clearly visible
Drainage outlet surfaces to east of Ekamreswar lNo clarity on which temple's sanctum sanctorum the drainage outlet is linked to
Archaeologists believe there might be more small temples buried under the earth around Ekamreswar
A large temple complex near Ekamreswar could also be a possibility
Excavation could unearth artwork of 12th century Ekamreswar temple
State archaeology to seek permission from Archaeological Survey of India for extensive excavation near Ekamreswar temple
Discovery of temple is second major archaeological achievement this year after unearthing of a nearly 4000-year-old skeleton from a village near Jatni on outskirts of Bhubaneswar