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BBC News Now

the studio is _ getting songs to run the day. and the studio is in _ getting songs to run the day. and the studio is in edinburgh and the last eight winners the mercury prize were from london. you are the last non—london actor it and i've looked at this shortlist a on nine out of 12 acts of london. is the music industry is still very london centric? i industry is still very london centric? ~ . industry is still very london centric? ~ , ., industry is still very london centric? ~ , . , centric? i think it is a bigger city so, ou centric? i think it is a bigger city so. you know. — centric? i think it is a bigger city so, you know, it— centric? i think it is a bigger city so, you know, it has— centric? i think it is a bigger city so, you know, it has got - centric? i think it is a bigger city so, you know, it has got the - centric? i think it is a bigger city i so, you know, it has got the most amount of people so it would make like that but there is definitely bands and other places. laughter yes, what he said. i mean, what london — yes, what he said. i mean, what london is — yes, what he said. i mean, what london is one of those epicentres of the world _ london is one of those epicentres of the world so— london is one of those epicentres of the world so you are going to have more _ the world so you are going to have more people there but... you the world so you are going to have more people there but...— the world so you are going to have more people there but... you had to come here- — more people there but... you had to come here. before _ more people there but... you had to come here. before we _ more people there but... you had to come here. before we had _ more people there but... you had to come here. before we had success l more people there but... you had to| come here. before we had success in scotland we had to get on air first and even that has an effect on what happens in scotland and what six people in scotland, so... it is all just part of how it is. there is no point in animosity towards it or anything like that.— point in animosity towards it or anything like that. listen, thank ou ve anything like that. listen, thank you very much _ anything like that. listen, thank you very much for _ anything like that. listen, thank you very much forjoining - anything like that. listen, thank you very much forjoining us - anything like that. listen, thankj you very much forjoining us live anything like that. listen, thank. you very much forjoining us live on the new channel. i

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HARDtalk

to say we're neutral or we don't really care what kind of government is there, no, that's not true. you know, we want a government that fully respects human rights, and by definition, that's a democracy, it's not an autocracy. so that's what i mean, this concept of neutrality in a war context doesn't mean we're neutral about whether there's democracy or not. we want democracy. understood. what about defining certain leaders and commanders as warcriminals? again, it's a very active conversation because vladimir putin is seen by some to be a war criminal, or perhaps better put, as a man who needs to be tried in a court for war crimes. would human rights watch take that view? i mean, we actually did take that view in idlib, the northwestern province in syria, which is actually one of the epicentres of the earthquake right now. but human rights watch did a report a few years back looking at how both the syrian government and the russian government were deliberately bombing hospitals, schools,

Human-rights , Democracy , Autocracy , Government , Neutrality , Kind , War-context-doesn-t , Definition , Concept , Some , Commanders , Man

HARDtalk

rights, and by definition, that's a democracy, it's not an autocracy. so that's what i mean, this concept of neutrality in a war context doesn't mean we're neutral about whether there's democracy or not. we want democracy. understood. what about defining certain leaders and commanders as warcriminals? again, it's a very active conversation because vladimir putin is seen by some to be a war criminal, or perhaps better put, as a man who needs to be tried in a court for war crimes. would human rights watch take that view? i mean, we actually did take that view in idlib, the northwestern province in syria, which is actually one of the epicentres of the earthquake right now. but human rights watch did a report a few years back looking at how both the syrian government and the russian government were deliberately bombing hospitals, schools, apartment buildings, marketplaces. i mean, the same kind of stuff we're seeing in ukraine today. but at that point, we actually did a chain of command analysis and went all the way to the top, to assad and to putin, and basically said, "these people are overseeing war crimes, they should be charged and prosecuted." and we take that exact same position in ukraine. i hope the international criminal court, the chief prosecutor karim khan,

Democracy , Autocracy , Neutrality , Commanders , Leaders , Vladimir-putin , War-context-doesn-t , Conversation , Definition , Concept , Warcriminals , War-crimes

HARDtalk

or we don't really care what kind of government is there, no, that's not true. you know, we want a government that fully respects human rights, and by definition, that's a democracy, it's not an autocracy. so that's what i mean, this concept of neutrality in a war context doesn't mean we're neutral about whether there's democracy or not. we want democracy. understood. what about defining certain leaders and commanders as warcriminals? again, it's a very active conversation because vladimir putin is seen by some to be a war criminal, or perhaps better put, as a man who needs to be tried in a court for war crimes. would human rights watch take that view? i mean, we actually did take that view in idlib, the northwestern province in syria, which is actually one of the epicentres of the earthquake right now. but human rights watch did a report a few years back looking at how both the syrian government and the russian government were deliberately bombing hospitals, schools,

Human-rights , Democracy , Autocracy , Government , Neutrality , Kind , War-context-doesn-t , Definition , Concept , Some , Commanders , Leaders

HARDtalk

we want democracy. understood. what about defining certain leaders and commanders as warcriminals? again, it's a very active conversation because vladimir putin is seen by some to be a war criminal, or perhaps better put, as a man who needs to be tried in a court for war crimes. would human rights watch take that view? i mean, we actually did take that view in idlib, the northwestern province in syria, which is actually one of the epicentres of the earthquake right now. but human rights watch did a report a few years back looking at how both the syrian government and the russian government were deliberately bombing hospitals, schools, apartment buildings, marketplaces. i mean, the same kind of stuff we're seeing in ukraine today. but at that point, we actually did a chain of command analysis and went all the way to the top, to assad and to putin, and basically said, "these people are overseeing war crimes, they should be charged and prosecuted."

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BBC News

are now known to have died. these are the epicentres close to the turkish cities of kahramanmaras and gaziantep. as we know, of course, the chances of finding people alive diminish as every hour goes by and thoughts now to the hundreds of thousands of people who need to survive and rebuild, given what has happened there. we know the united nations will play a crucial role, the humanitarian chief, the person in charge, has arrived in the region and we will be bringing you what they say in just a moment and we'll be bringing you pictures of some remarkable rescues. first, though, i want to concentrate on the difference between the rescue effort in turkey and in syria. 0ur correspondent quentin sommerville is in harem in the northwest idlib province of the country. listen to what he says about the difference in the rescue efforts there. this is the town of harem in north—west syria.

People , Chances , Cities , Course , Finding , Epicentres , Kahramanmaras , Gaziantep , Role , United-nations , Thoughts , Thousands

Newsday

which is near the border with syria, and measured a magnitude of 7.8. the second earthquake measured 7.5 magnitude and hit 130 kilometres to the north of the first. millions of people across turkey, syria, lebanon, cyprus and israel felt the earthquake. the united nations has called for an international response to the earthquakes. world leaders have pledged to send aid. but freezing temperatures are already hampering the aid effort. 0ur middle east correspondent anna foster has arrived in turkey and has spent the day travelling towards the quake zone. she has sent this report from the town of 0smaniye, about 130 kilometres from one of the epicentres. running for their lives. shaken to their foundations, whole buildings fell. and across southern turkey, peace became panic. people helped where they could. this was a series of powerful earthquakes, notjust one. they were only around 20 kilometres under the surface, and shallow quakes

Earthquake , Northern-syria , People , Earthquakes , North , Southern-turkey , Border , Magnitude , World-leaders , Hit , Response , First

World Business Report-20210819-04:33:00

wealth of other natural resources, about $1 trillion worth and perhaps the most valuable could be the rare earth lithium, it's used in renewable batteries and electric vehicles, of course having natural resources and utilising them are two very different things especially with the country's infrastructure in tatters. of course with the taliban back in power it is worth noting that one of their most lucrative natural resources has been opium and we've seen bumper harvests for farmers opium and we've seen bumper harvests forfarmers and harvests for farmers and afghanistan which has turned the country into one of the epicentres of the illegal drugs trade and that may well continue. afghanistan's central continue. afg hanistan�*s central bank continue. afghanistan's central bank has billions of dollars in us reserves that washington has just froze that's $9.4 billion that the taliban can't get its hands on but it's also billions of vital dollars that won't be coming into the country stopping the bank's governor who has just fled afghanistan

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Eliminant prejudicis

Els Epicentres han donat a conèixer autories i corrents menystingudes

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Eliminant prejudicis

Els Epicentres han donat a conèixer autories i corrents menystingudes

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