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Ability to find safer competitors to facebook and instagram so those young people arent placed at risk in the way that they are right now. benjamin: there was a big story that came can out of the facebook of the wall street journal release which facebook has millions of vip users who are able to get around some of their enforcement rules, evidence ebbing toughly he creating -- effectively creating a class system where some had to play by the rules. some are saying were not allowed to speak our m...

I want to ask about the eastenders actor who is taking part. she is deaf. she wanted to do it, i understand, to challenge the notion that people who are deaf cannot dance. why are you excited about this? .,, , , ,., dance. why are you excited about this? , , ., this? rose is the person i am most excited about. _ excited about. when we did the series in 2018, we started the trend of signing when we came out to dry to be as inclusive as possible, to show hard of hearing people that you are not exc...

If you think about it the steel sector at the moment is very buoyant, so why would we want to be stopping producing steeljust because electricity prices are so high? but the key for us here because it would be easy to say, well, it is the market, the market. but we pay more for electricity than, say, steel plants in germany and at the moment instead of r price disparity is a sector being something like £55 million a year that we pay more than our competitors, that is now doubled, so we are now ...

Compared to germany, has just grown exponentially. 50 compared to germany, has ust grown exponentially.— exponentially. so that is because of decisions that _ exponentially. so that is because of decisions that our _ exponentially. so that is because of decisions that our government - exponentially. so that is because of. decisions that our government makes that add up those costs?— that add up those costs? absolutely, victoria. that add up those costs? absolutely, victoria- when _ that add ...

>> jeremy, on the broader conversation happening in the days since bob woodward and bob costas, excerpts of their book "peril" have come out, ive been wanting to ask your thoughts about, first, general milleys conduct, which he is defending and a lot of people are saying when all the adults and the guardrails and everyone else failed or couldnt take president trump anymore he stayed and protected the country and did the right thing. but over in delusional america there are calls for his firing a...

Moment, seen as an opportunity for putin to cement his grip on power or maybe not. supporters of his chief critic, jailed opposition leader alexei navalny have a plan. it is called smart voting. it is a tactical voting app that organizers users around candidates most likely to defeat those who are pro-kremlin across each of russias 225 electoral districts, whether the voter agrees with that persons policies per se or not. that way putins cronies run up against a surge of votes for their chief co...

What do you think about a company like bat, through fss, doing the sort of things that youve just described? no, i think its utterly disgusting. i think its... its shocking. but theyre doing it because theyre getting away with it. british american tobacco says the allegations are not new and have been investigated. and it rejects the allegation that any steps were taken with the aim of impacting the lawful activities of legitimate competitors or for commercial advantage. weve found it wasnt just...

Were given to me to do these kind of things. industrial espionage? yes. bat was under pressure from falling demand and cheaper competitors. it claimed some of its rivals were avoiding tax. bat turned to fss to recruit an army of spies and informants. weve obtained thousands of documents that show how they did it. internal reports, emails and invoices. fss registered its informants and gave them code names. they had almost 200 special informants, or sins, on their books.

Competitors were doing so it could disrupt their business. factory workers at rival companies like gold leaf were paid to tell fss when trucks loaded with cigarettes were leaving. fss gave its informants phones to pass on information. and to take pictures of the registration plates.

Offer him a much better salary, three times more or four times more than what he would earn in the police. gather him there. he had a direct link to all the friends within the unit. there we would go. we would manipulate that unit. disruption. disruption, disruption. we would abuse the intelligence law enforcement agency to do precisely that. bat got access to information from police files and the vehicle registration system. and police cameras were used to watch its competitors. like this cigar...