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Baffling thing, which is that both the prime minister and the foreign secretary are talking about going after dirty money thats in london, but i think the question that they need to answer is why does it take the brink of war in europe to finally decide to go after dirty russian money in london? and that, i think, is a question that they will have to answer because, of course, we all hope that there is no movement of russian troops into ukraine again, but that wont change the colour of the russi...

The beauty business. we just launched our metaverse make—up spectra and essentially it isjust a colour and make—up and an eye colour that transcends the digital physical reality. theyve made a real world make—up intended only to be seen virtually. the eye is a window into your reality, right? it is how we see this physical reality that we are within, but the screen is also another eye and another medium in which to view a different reality. so, this is the metaverse make—up here, and whe...

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Obviously they are an outrage against the very values that are being put on the anvil in this conflict and it is absolutely fundamental to us, we are an organisation created by albert einstein in the 1930s to rescue dues from europe but we are a secular organisation, not religious. probably most of our work now is in muslim majority country. —— half of our work. and it is absolutely essential that whatever the colour of your skin and your religion, you get treated in a way that is based on n...

The swedes just had the edge. bruce... after nearly three hours of tactics and tension... its got to hit that red. ..the red stone in the house brought the gold medal home for sweden. sweden have won the gold medal. heartbreak for the british team after the narrowest of defeats. not the golden moment they so badly wanted, but once the obvious disappointment subsides, this team will celebrate the silver medal that finally puts team gb on the medal table on the penultimate day of these games. and ...

One of the big delights for me being here at the berlin film festival this year was to see the film good luck to you, leo grande. why? because it starred emma thompson who gave an outstanding performance that really showed off her immense skills as an actress and her bravery. she was the very best thing about this picture which deals with many, quite compelling issues as emma jones reports. she lit up the winter berlinale in a blaze of colour and emma thompsons new film good luck to you, leo gra...

Being the issue with crimea which is a little too late.— a little too late. the problem in the ast a little too late. the problem in the past was — a little too late. the problem in the past was obviously - a little too late. the problem in the past was obviously the - a little too late. the problem in the past was obviously the uk | a little too late. the problem in i the past was obviously the uk was part of the eu and the eu had to get 28 member states to agree what to do. now the uk is r...

I mean, the problem in the past was obviously the uk was still part of the eu and the eu at that time had to get 28 member states to agree what to do. now the uk is ready, so the uk could issue these sanctions sort of whenever it wants to. and in a way, this is the slightly baffling thing, which is that both the prime minister and the foreign secretary are talking about going after dirty money thats in london, but i think the question that they need to answer is why does it take the brink of war...

Thank you both for being with us this friday evening. shall we kick off, susie, start us off with that piece, forgive me if ive got the pronunciation wrongs, the hometown of president zelensky. like pronunciation wrongs, the hometown of president zelensky.— of president zelensky. like many of the journalists _ of president zelensky. like many of the journalists there, _ of president zelensky. like many of the journalists there, trying - of president zelensky. like many of the journalists there...