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Verified Live

involved in hybrid campaigns around the world. it is staggering prigozhin publicly challenged not only putin's leadership but the false _ only putin's leadership but the false narrative he used tojustify his full—scale invasion. challenging the lie _ his full—scale invasion. challenging the lie that ukraine or nato posed a threat _ the lie that ukraine or nato posed a threat to— the lie that ukraine or nato posed a threat to russia. and stating clearly — threat to russia. and stating clearly what we all know, that putin's — clearly what we all know, that putin's invasion is failing on its own— putin's invasion is failing on its own terms _ putin's invasion is failing on its own terms. it showed the reality and cost of _ own terms. it showed the reality and cost of the _ own terms. it showed the reality and cost of the water putin is trying to soporess— cost of the water putin is trying to suppress our coming back to haunt him _ suppress our coming back to haunt him the _ suppress our coming back to haunt him. the opposition agrees it is not helpful— him. the opposition agrees it is not helpful to _ him. the opposition agrees it is not helpful to speculate where it will end up _ helpful to speculate where it will end up in— helpful to speculate where it will end up in the long—term because this is a puzzle _ end up in the long—term because this is a puzzle that is constant is shifting — is a puzzle that is constant is shifting in— is a puzzle that is constant is shifting in size and shape, but it raises _ shifting in size and shape, but it raises many questions about the here and now _ raises many questions about the here and now as — raises many questions about the here and now. as well as in ukraine the wagner— and now. as well as in ukraine the wagner group has been responsible for atrocities in syria and across africa — for atrocities in syria and across africa this— for atrocities in syria and across africa. this side of the house has long _ africa. this side of the house has long called — africa. this side of the house has long called for the prescription of a terrorist — long called for the prescription of a terrorist organisation. we may have _ a terrorist organisation. we may have seen— a terrorist organisation. we may have seen the end of the wagner group _ have seen the end of the wagner group in — have seen the end of the wagner group in its first iteration, but

Eastern-ukraine , Invasion , Person-putin , Leadership , His , Lie , World , Threat , Nato , Narrative , Campaigns , Prigozhin

Verified Live

ukraine _ army and he is responsible also for ukraine war~ — army and he is responsible also for ukraine war. but _ army and he is responsible also for ukraine war. but he _ army and he is responsible also for ukraine war. but he also _ army and he is responsible also for ukraine war. but he also agree - army and he is responsible also for| ukraine war. but he also agree that putin— ukraine war. but he also agree that putin may— ukraine war. but he also agree that putin may be — ukraine war. but he also agree that putin may be wounded, _ ukraine war. but he also agree that putin may be wounded, putin's - ukraine war. but he also agree that| putin may be wounded, putin's days may be _ putin may be wounded, putin's days may be numbered, _ putin may be wounded, putin's days may be numbered, but— putin may be wounded, putin's days may be numbered, but he _ putin may be wounded, putin's days may be numbered, but he is- putin may be wounded, putin's days may be numbered, but he is likely. putin may be wounded, putin's daysi may be numbered, but he is likely to stoop _ may be numbered, but he is likely to stoop low— may be numbered, but he is likely to stoop low in — may be numbered, but he is likely to stoop low in order— may be numbered, but he is likely to stoop low in order to _ may be numbered, but he is likely to stoop low in order to stay _ may be numbered, but he is likely to stoop low in order to stay in - may be numbered, but he is likely to stoop low in order to stay in power . stoop low in order to stay in power and to— stoop low in order to stay in power and to justify— stoop low in order to stay in power and to justify his _ stoop low in order to stay in power and tojustify his invasion- stoop low in order to stay in power and tojustify his invasion of- and tojustify his invasion of ukraine _ and to justify his invasion of ukraine. ~ , and to justify his invasion of ukraine. y ., ., . , ukraine. my right honourable friend makes a number _ ukraine. my right honourable friend makes a number of _ ukraine. my right honourable friend makes a number of very _ ukraine. my right honourable friend makes a number of very important l makes a number of very important points. priorto makes a number of very important points. prior to this invasion, vladimir putin's desire was to limit other countries joining nato vladimir putin's desire was to limit other countriesjoining nato because other countries joining nato because of other countriesjoining nato because of his attack we have had direct applications from sweden and finland. finland has nowjoined nato, sweden is well on the way to doing so as well. his desire was to prevent ukraine further integrating with western structures. his invasion has driven ukraine to that very thing. his invasion was supposed to fracture nato, fracture the transatlantic alliance. it has strengthened it. he created the wagner group to bolster his power in

Vladimir-putin , Southern-ukraine , Putin , War-army , Invasion , Commons-war , Low , Order , Power , Putin-may , Tojustify , Ukraine-war

North Korea

the north korean government has always been indifferent to the suffering of north korean people — the north korean state is about the kim family, and it's all about the regime's survival. it's nothing to do with the people. to ensure his survival, kim jong—un has funnelled his country's limited finances into developing nuclear weapons, which are now so advanced, they can, in theory, reach the us mainland. if you are spending billions of dollars to build up a nuclear missile programme, there's no money to be spent on the people. north korea needs to be able tojustify... ..the deprivations, the suffering of the people. so, north koreans say, "we have the united states — that's a hostile power. "we have south korea — that's hostile to us. "there'sjapan — that's hostile to us. "and a nuclear programme is the only thing "that protects north koreans

People , North-korea , Family , Kim-jong-un , State , Nothing , Suffering , Government , The-regime-s-survival , Survival , Us , Finances

BBC News

i appreciate your time. your reaction to this news. many people have said that abortion pills have become the next battleground in the abortion fight in the us. that become the next battleground in the abortion fight in the us.— abortion fight in the us. that is riuht. abortion fight in the us. that is right- the _ abortion fight in the us. that is right. the supreme _ abortion fight in the us. that is right. the supreme court's - abortion fight in the us. that is - right. the supreme court's decision in 2022 which overturned roe wade in many ways was just the beginning of what we see is a full—scale attack against abortion rights, despite the fact thatjustice alito in that opinion said that there were other concerns that one did not need to find connected to that case. first we will see now these abortion pills and then next it will be matters of contraception and access to contraceptive medications that will come under attack.— come under attack. what is it that is bein: come under attack. what is it that is being argued — come under attack. what is it that is being argued by _ come under attack. what is it that is being argued by anti-abortion l is being argued by anti—abortion campaigners tojustify is being argued by anti—abortion campaigners to justify what is happening here?— campaigners to justify what is happening here? campaigners to justify what is hauenina here? ~ ., , , happening here? well, what is being araued, at happening here? well, what is being argued. at least _ happening here? well, what is being argued, at least in _ happening here? well, what is being argued, at least in the _ happening here? well, what is being argued, at least in the litigation - argued, at least in the litigation taking shape in texas through a

People , Abortion , Us , Pills , Fight , Reaction , Battleground , Abortion-fight , News , Supreme-abortion-fight , Riuht , Supreme-court

Newsday

to showcase the superiority of its political system and now, with the virus rising unbridled in china and significantly increase of the death toll number, it would be very difficult tojustify the superiority of its political system and certainly it's reason by the methods and the reporting of this especially the mortality and number. but the capacity also is another reason because they have dismantled the zero—covid regime and they do not have this massive pcr testing system to get an idea of how many people are infected or how many people died.

China , System , Superiority , Death-toll-number , Virus-rising-unbridled , Reporting , Mortality , Reason , Methods , Tojustify , Number , Capacity

Newsday

of transparency about deaths and cases there, were you surprised by that? �* ., ,., cases there, were you surprised by that? �* ., , , , that? i'm not so surprised, given that? i'm not so surprised, given that during _ that? i'm not so surprised, given that during the _ that? i'm not so surprised, given that during the zero _ that? i'm not so surprised, given that during the zero covid-19 - that? i'm not so surprised, given| that during the zero covid-19 era, that during the zero covid—19 era, china _ that during the zero covid—19 era, china used — that during the zero covid—19 era, china used its low—level infections and mortality level to showcase the superiority — and mortality level to showcase the superiority of its political system and with — superiority of its political system and with the virus rising in china and with the virus rising in china and significantly increase of the death— and significantly increase of the death toll number, it would be very difficult _ death toll number, it would be very difficult to — death toll number, it would be very difficult to justify death toll number, it would be very difficult tojustify the death toll number, it would be very difficult to justify the superiority of its _ difficult to justify the superiority of its political system and certainly it's reason by the methods and the _ certainly it's reason by the methods and the reporting of this especially the mortality and number. but the capacity— the mortality and number. but the capacity also is another reason

Cases , Deaths , Transparency , Zero , 19 , Virus , Mortality , Superiority , System , Infections , China , Level

HARDtalk

and look at the installations that the russians appeared to be targeting with this allegation. indeed — what is the principle behind that? these allegations, this information was made as part of a narrative indicating, or being built, tojustify the possible use, possible use of nuclear weapons. so we felt this is very, very serious. this is very, very strange. of course, the iaea does not inspect ala carte, or we go somewhere because somebody says something else. but since we are at war, or they are at war, or we are in the middle of a war, and these things are so serious, i discussed with my ukrainian counterparts and discussed personally with foreign minister dmytro kuleba and he himself said, "i mean, let's put these allegations to rest and let you guys come and inspect." and we sent, in fact, three teams, one team went to an r&d facility

Part , Russians , Principle , Allegations , Allegation , Information , Installations , Narrative , Course , Iaea , Use , Weapons

HARDtalk

you know, my principle is that i trust everybody, but i verify everything, all right? so, they tell me this, ok, then i go and see. then i go and check, and then, i can confirm whether this is correct or not. i'm not, you know, passing value judgement. i'm an inspector, you know? so i have my ideas, i have my convictions, but when it comes to inspecting, i set those aside and i inspect. the russians alleged a short time ago that they believed and had information the ukrainians were building a so—called "dirty bomb" using radioactive materials from a couple of their civilian nuclear facilities. yes. they presented no evidence, but you then sent inspectors to go and look at the installations that the russians appeared to be targeting with this allegation. indeed — what is the principle behind that? these allegations, this information was made as part of a narrative indicating, or being built, tojustify the possible use, possible use of nuclear weapons. so we felt this is very, very serious.

Principle , Everything , Inspector , Everybody , Check , Passing-value-judgement , Russians , Information , Convictions , Ideas , Yes , Ukrainians

Cost of Living

able to— said about disabled people should be able to work, they can do something, no matter— able to work, they can do something, no matter what it is. i felt i had tojustify— no matter what it is. i felt i had to justify myself. are no matter what it is. i felt i had to justify myself.— no matter what it is. i felt i had to 'usti m self. �* ,, to justify myself. are you 0k? sobs. applause. to justify myself. are you 0k? sobs. applause i'm _ to justify myself. are you 0k? sobs. applause. i'm very _ to justify myself. are you 0k? sobs. applause. i'm very sorry. _ to justify myself. are you 0k? sobs. applause. i'm very sorry. is - to justify myself. are you 0k? sobs. applause. i'm very sorry. is 0k. - to justify myself. are you 0k? sobs. applause. i'm very sorry. is 0k. so| applause. i'm very sorry. is ok. so i miaht applause. i'm very sorry. is ok. so i might have _ applause. i'm very sorry. is ok. so i might have been _ applause. i'm very sorry. is ok. so i might have been in _ applause. i'm very sorry. is ok. so i might have been in pain _ applause. i'm very sorry. is ok. so i might have been in pain every- applause. i'm very sorry. is ok. so i might have been in pain every day| i might have been in pain every day for the past 20 years and i want to work. it shows you, there is some harsh attitudes from people, i wonder whether those come from and what right he had to say that to you, he does not know about your life, doesn't know anything. do you come across that a lot?— life, doesn't know anything. do you come across that a lot? quite often, es, the come across that a lot? quite often, yes. they think— come across that a lot? quite often, yes, they think that _ come across that a lot? quite often, yes, they think that we _ come across that a lot? quite often, yes, they think that we are - come across that a lot? quite often, yes, they think that we are lazy i come across that a lot? quite often, yes, they think that we are lazy and | yes, they think that we are lazy and if people _ yes, they think that we are lazy and if people cannot work, we should be working. _ if people cannot work, we should be working, and it's not that you don't want _ working, and it's not that you don't want to, _ working, and it's not that you don't want to, it's— working, and it's not that you don't want to, it'sjust my working, and it's not that you don't want to, it's just my sister and working, and it's not that you don't want to, it'sjust my sister and i try our— want to, it'sjust my sister and i try our own _ want to, it'sjust my sister and i try our own business but could not manage _ try our own business but could not manage it — try our own business but could not manage it. wright i'm asking people about— manage it. wright i'm asking people about their— manage it. wright i'm asking people about their politics and when i do do that— about their politics and when i do do that you can tell me to go away in no _ do that you can tell me to go away in no uncertain terms. i�*m in no uncertain terms. i'm

Something , People , Work , Tojustify , Myself- , Usti-m-self , Applause , Sobs , Pain , Attitudes , Is-0k , 0k

The Energy Crisis

isn't all it seems. dan neidle is a labour—supporting lawyer. he used to be head of tax at one of the city's biggest legal firms. so, this tax, it's often called a windfall tax. it's not strictly a windfall tax because it's not retrospective. it's a tax that applies going forward. so most of the massive profits from the six months of this year aren't touched. correct. the windfall tax also has an investment allowance which is intended to encourage investment. the problem is the time horizon of the windfall tax is so limited, it's very unlikely it will encourage any investment. so all the investment allowance is doing is throwing money away. it's a dead weight cost and we can estimate reasonably conservatively that the minimum cost of that is £3.2 billion. it is impossible tojustify oil and gas companies making massive profits, while households all across

It , Tax , Isn-t , Dan-neidle , Lawyer , City , One , Profits , Windfall-tax , Firms , Problem , Investment-allowance