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And they should respond, and by and large we are seeing positives. olga ivshina from bbc russia was monitoring the news conference. she told me more about what we heard form president putin. we need to remember that this press conference is first of all oriented for an internal russian audiences and this was exactly the message for an internal audience. in a way, mr putin is creating these dangerous dragons, you know? blaming it all on the west, saying that russia is only responding to build—u...

Only responding to build—ups from the west and then he is, sort of, gloriously defeating those dragons, or at least that is what he is showing for his internal audience. but for an external audience it is also very important, you know, in the way he is sending a message. he said that he is looking forward for negotiations with the west that are due injanuary and definitely negotiations with the west that are due in january and definitely the due injanuary and definitely the military build—up...

Playing a full day in the field, it is a unique set of circumstances. we need to try and make the best of what we have. in that respect both teams are in the same boat and we have had very similar build—ups. all you can do is throw everything into the game and make sure you give a really good account of yourself. and weve had confirmation that the final ashes test in perth will be moved, due to coronavirus restrictions in western australia. no replacement venue has been named as yet but melbou...

Very similar build—ups so all you can do is turn into that game, throw everything into it and make sure you give a really good account of yourself as a team. and weve had confirmation that the final ashes test in perth will be moved, due to coronavirus restrictions in western australia. no replacement venue has been named as yet, but melbourne is standing by. officials in tasmania are lobbying to take an ashes test to hobart for the first time. for lewis hamilton and max verstappen, it all com...

Pee, poo and paper. thames water are working with the labour mp for putney, fleur anderson, who is trying to change the law to ban plastics from wet wipes. so, 90% of wet wipes have actually got plastic in, i think a lot of people dont realise they are a single use plastic. those wet wipes can clog up our sewers and drains and we have been here seeing the result of that, so that puts more money on our water bills as well. if only the wet wipe companies would just change the way that they make we...

Realise they are a single use plastic. those wet wipes can clog up our sewers and drains and we have been here seeing the result of that, so that puts more money on our water bills as well. if only the wet wipe companies would just change the way that they make wet wipes, and its very easy to do. then that would be a huge environmental benefit but also a financial benefit to us all. the government say they are looking at the effects of wet wipes with plastics on sewers to try and find solutions....

That the case?— that the case? on shipping, many issues have _ that the case? on shipping, many issues have been _ that the case? on shipping, many issues have been emanating - that the case? on shipping, many issues have been emanating from j issues have been emanating from china, which is the factory of the world. ports have been forced to close entirely because of staff testing positive for covid—19 and that has caused a ripple effect across the world. the backlogs have been growing for s...

Why economists keep getting policies wrong 19 Feb, 2021 04:28 AM 4 minutes to read The growing debt load in the current climate is something we should be concerned about, writes Philip Stevens. The growing debt load in the current climate is something we should be concerned about, writes Philip Stevens. Financial Times By: Philip Stephens The other week I caught sight of a headline declaring that the IMF was warning against cuts in public spending and borrowing. The report stopped me...

Different view of the world and view of their security than the united states does, i would suspect a better strategy would be to get china involved, to get russia involved, to put collective pressure, but also collective security guarantees to the north koreans. but donald trump really wanted to wing this along and come across as the guy who single-handedly swooped down and manage to save the world from a crisis that he largely pumped up earlier in his administration. so were not going to get t...

Danger here that the photo-op and the feel-good atmosphere kind of overshadow the fact these are very tough negotiators, they have very different view of the world and view of their security than the united states does, i would suspect a better strategy would be to get china involved, to get russia involved, to put collective pressure, but also collective security guarantees to the north koreans. but donald trump really wanted to wing this along and come across as the guy who single-handedly swo...