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But shes in no doubt who his investigation should find accountable. putin. translation: putin and his cronies. we ukrainians have already condemned them. this is not the way to do things. we are brothers. we are supposed to respect each other. why are they attacking us? iryna will have to be patient. the war isnt over, and investigations of this magnitude take time. cooperation from moscow is also unlikely to be forthcoming. wyre davis, bbc news, kharkiv. the number ofjob vacancies in the uk has...

Part of this, you are saying the needs to be more investment from government. indeed. also, to realise the pandemic is not completely finished. for example, in china we are still hoping that situation is improving, and that any stage we may get another flare—up somewhere else. while it may be covid situation and health situation is hopefully going to calm down, we still have weather—related issues, you sometimes have industrial relation issues that can also pop up, to do with trucking strike...

I mean, that was complacency, wasnt it? you can call it complacency. actually, it has served us very well for... not now. not now, but for more than ten years, we had another rocket... we have, actually, three classes of rocket, as we call it. the one that is transporting heavier satellites into space, called the ariane 5 today. then we have the one in the lower segment, which is vega. and then we have the medium segment, which is now soyuz, which was soyuz, i should say, which was serving us we...

And what you did in practical terms was year—on—year rely on russian rockets, the soyuz rocket programme, to take your astronauts and your equipment up into space. i mean, that was complacency, wasnt it? you can call it complacency. actually, it has served us very well for... not now. not now, but for more than ten years, we had another rocket... we have, actually, three classes of rocket, as we call it. the one that is transporting heavier satellites into space, called the ariane 5 today. t...

The soyuz rocket programme, to take your astronauts and your equipment up into space. i mean, that was complacency, wasnt it? you can call it complacency. actually, it has served us very well for... not now. not now, but for more than ten years, we had another rocket... we have, actually, three classes of rocket, as we call it. the one that is transporting heavier satellites into space, called the ariane 5 today. then we have the one in the lower segment, which is vega. and then we have the medi...

That we need to work together, and total government policy at a global level to pull us through. part of this, you are seeing the need to be more investment from government. need to be more investment from government-— need to be more investment from government. ~ ., ., , government. indeed. also, to realise the pandemic— government. indeed. also, to realise the pandemic is _ government. indeed. also, to realise the pandemic is not _ government. indeed. also, to realise the pandemic is not c...

People. and that introduced complacence. and then you have the backlash that is also pretty immediate. and that drumbeat of replacement theory. and the critiques of critical race theory. and so on. many white people are very susceptible to those messages. so, it is that complacency that is built into the system. >> tim, what kinds of conversations to white folks need to be having, with one another, to address the scourge of white supremacy and gun violence in this country. especially when a lot ...

Thats when they shot and killed him and that was the end of that. your reaction to hearing that they just had to get a key from the janitor to open the door to end this? >> you know, its so sad to think that lives could have been saved very simply and because of this compilation of errors, if you will, to my mind barricaded suspect means this person has locked himself in a room and no one else can gain access to that room. and so had they not ever planned, thought about, practiced -- we play lik...

Coming alongside those who are struggling with loss, illness, and other life difficulties with one-on-one pastoral care, support groups, lay counselors, etc., is part of Scripture’s “bearing one another’s burdens” (Gal. 6:2). But what about disturbing the comfortable?

Woods. russian pontoon bridges under ferocious ukrainian artillery attack. the ukrainian commander with us casts an eye to the sky looking for russian drones. this is no place for complacency. ukraine and nato have claimed that russia suffered badly here. they estimate 70 to 80 vehicles destroyed and a whole russian battle group of a thousand men mauled. so were at the edge now of the area where the russian army was caught after it had crossed the pontoon river. you can see down here theres a de...