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Tenets of working make a lot of rules work. Let alone the super vision and the capacity to ensure they do. So what are the priorities . In my opinion, first theyre finalizing the orderly liquidization authors. And the thirty paper takes a hard look at this to see if it is a robust end too big to fail. To whatever piece is the right to the agency that it can be resolved. If it too complex, doddfrank tells the agencies can you go come you tell the same complex banks. No more crossborder bridges. S...

This will basically follow the health of the cluster and particularly with small and mediumsized firms, what are they doing to essentially help lee is relatively small firms . Help these small firms. . . John, said a funny thing. You said no matter how much the government screws up, caltech will still be caltech and m. I. T. Will still be m. I. T. Outside the beltway, it is a different reality and you talked about public and private partnerships at the local level. Can you talk about why they ar...

Is what citizens aspire to. They want more solidarity at the international level. You have heard the broad range of views supporting broad intervention in mali. However, we cannot abandon all made but cannot defend only the interests of one state and we need a comprehensive plan for europe. This is what were doing it with a changing europe scores. Budget negotiations on the multiannual framework are a test of that solidarity where our credibility is put to death protest. Put to the test. I would...

This is two hours and 15 minutes. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. I dont have a gavel to bring us to order. You all know that means keep the conversations to quiet. All right . We are here for serious business. The dean of the nations lawmakers have seen fit to convene us here today because of the extraordinary exuberance they have this matter of detroit , for its fiscal integrity, conclaves fiscal future, its economic background and the way in which the bankruptcy filing reflects upon and reinf...

[speaking french] translator the cohesion policy first of all, which pays for investments that are indispensable not just for the beneficiary countries, but for europe as a whole. With all of us would benefit in terms of growth. Cultural is another common policy which enables us to boost agriculture industry which is precious to the European Union. But which also must be respectful of the environment. And thats why World Development will complement that. Not offsetting these two policies against...

Condemn israel for ethnic cleansing of 40,000 . This government has a very clear policy on the issue of israel and on issue of settlements. We respect and welcome is right to exist and we defend that. But on settlements we think that the israeli approach is wrong and we condemn the settlement activity and weve been consistent in saying that, both privately and publicly. Does the Prime Minister david, mr. Speaker, that if it were not for this house of commons, britain and the United States would ...

This is bbc news. Ifjoe biden has a very good night on november the third, the jewel in his new crown would be georgia. The Southern State is changing, becoming less republican and more democratic. Once a bastion of the old south, the state is younger, more diverse and more urban. The peach state is turning purple. Manchester is placed under the highest level of covid restrictions despite pushbacks from local leaders. Business owners there say they may not survive. Also in the programme. Scienti...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Huge crowds rally across france, in solidarity and defiance following fridays brutal murder of a teacher near paris in a suspected islamist attack. Deadlock between the mayor of Greater Manchester and the uk Prime Minister over the imposition of tougher coronavirus restrictions in the city. Civilians count the cost as armenia and azerbaijan blame each other for violating a humanitarian truce in Nagorno Karabak...

This is bbc news the headlines at four. The mayor of Greater Manchester accuses Boris Johnson of exaggerating the spread of coronavirus in the area in a bid to persuade local leaders to accept tougher restrictions, as he calls for increased Financial Support. Anywhere could end up in tier three this winter. In fact, i would say places are likely to end up in tier three. Therefore, it is everyones concern to protect the lowest paid in our community. The earlier we have the restrictions, in those ...

This is bbc news. The headlines the talking continues as the noon deadline to agree a financial package for tier 3 restrictions in manchester passes. The Prime Minister will hold a News Conference later. Health is about more than controlling the virus. If we leave people in a tier 3 lockdown that could go on through the winter, where people cant go to their normal place of work, i think we could end up with a Mental Health crisis. The number of weekly registered deaths involving coronavirus acro...