The ao year old revealed his decision at an emotional press conference on tuesday. Iniesta is widely regarded as one of the greatest players in history, scoring the winning goal in the 2010 world cup final, as well as being part of the spanish side that won the european championship in 2008 and 2012. He also won 29 trophies at barcelona in a 22 year career, before spending time injapan and the uae. Translation: i hope you ll allow me to get emotional. | i never thought this day would arrive. Truly, i never imagined it. But all these tears we ve shed during the past days aren t tears of sadness but are tears of emotion and pride. Well, earlier i spoke to spanish football journalist ernest macia, who explained why iniesta mightjust be the country s greatest footballer of all time. The fact that with his tiny body he has been able to control the entire midfield of fc barcelona, they made a perfect partner and there s not been a better midfield of course in fc barcelona s history and they
don t cross the kremlin. to anybody who may be planning, thinking of an insurrection or a coup, don t do it, because you see what the results are. ,, ., , , because you see what the results are. ,, , ., ~ , gcse results were out today for hundreds of thousands of students in england, wales and northern ireland. the proportion getting top grades has fallen from last year but is still higher than before the pandemic. pass rates in england, wales and northern ireland are down for a second year running. 68.2% of exams were marked at grade 4 that s a c grade. in wales and northern ireland the drop is slightly smaller. in england, nearly 27% of this year s results were grade 7 or above, but regions varied. in london, it was 28.4%. in the north east of england, i7.6%. over 390,000 certficates were awarded to students studying btecs and vocational technical
and despite throwing all that money at it, the problem remains. in the 80s, we were talking about cocaine and crack cocaine. the last few years, it s opioids that have become the key driver to drug overdoses, with synthetic opioids like fentanyl the chief culprit, as you can see here. and we showed this graph at the top of the show. the opioid deaths were 8 1/2 times higher in 2020 than in 1999. and synthetic opioids have been driving that spike much more than commonly prescribed opioids or even heroin. but just like in the 80s and 90s, not all americans are being impacted equally. in 2018, as you can see here, white americans actually had a higher opioid-overdose-death rate than the nation. 18.8 per 100,000 in the population versus 14.6 for americans overall and 14.1 for black americans, according to the cdc. but look at this. in just the last three years, the rate for black americans has skyrocketed, more than doubled to 33.5 per 100,000 in the population. the figure for white ame
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severity of the illnesses change. so i hone those leaders listen to these numbers out of san francisco public schools and this is just one area. high school readiness, 47.2% that number among african-american students 15% let s go to chronically ab sent 28.4% and again african-american students 63.4%. the bottom line is, we are failing our students especially students of color and unless we start focusing on the pandemic, and the politics we re going keep failing them. they are not equipped to succeed in a mask isn t going to fix that. i want y all to look at senior fellow american federation for children he s a great friend and guy that s been out front on this. there s level it is to this cory, number one thing is that knew numbers from the pandemic pep and now we have recent numbers showing that the kids