You just want our politicians to take control . You be happy take control . Would you be happy for us to be out of the echr gb views gbnews. Com. But right now its your headlines. Its your headlines. Good afternoon. Its just after 3 00. Im lisa hartle in the newsroom. The family of a 15 Year Old Girl stabbed in croydon have paid tribute to her as the investigation continues. Ltn investigation continues. Ltn arade dam was attacked while she was on her way to school in a statement, her family says, our hearts are broken by the senseless death of our daughter, iuana senseless death of our daughter, iliana was the light of our lives. A 17 year old boy who lives. A 17 year old boy who knew the victim remains in custody after being arrested in croydon yesterday morning. Roads and local transport minister Richard Holden told gb news whats being done to tackle knife crime. New legislation has been brought in. Sentences are being strengthened, which is vitally important as well. But overall i i
Hello, on belarus 1 and belarus 24, the club of editors, we will discuss the most important topics of the outgoing week, i will introduce the guests who are present in our studio today, by the way, the leaders of the two largest parties in our country, but i will introduce myself later, lets start with alexandrovich zhuk, our good tradition, and we observe traditions in our club, head of the sb belarus holding today, director of the Representative Office of the world in. 1020, 100 people, well, okay, no, well , it was there for some holiday, i saw, there were probably hundreds, and maybe and there were a couple of thousand, but this is nothing, an insignificant figure compared to the fact that about 10 Million People are citizens of the republic of belarus, which means that this is an iron rule, by the way, the president talks about this, it means we are doing everything right, i believe that in we will only strengthen our state. What is 30 years independence on a historical scale, thi
A while, that fabric became a challenge in the field of your culture, 50 of the traffic that is now in our big cities, we must buy buses , we must buy electric buses, we must prepare urban infrastructure, we must do this. Lets do it, but the travel factor. In the city of tehran, it is two and a half times as much as city trips in other countries. The reason is that many tasks cannot be done with one institution and organization. You have to travel a lot during the day. Do it. 50 city traffic is affected by driving culture. Well, for example , mr. Zakani doesnt have any training sources to tell him, sir , for example, you should use this time today , for example, today, without any effort. For example, if your driver comes at 10 oclock, he has to go to the government. Tell him to beg now, thank god, the government of mr. Raisi, mr. Zakani is going to go to the government, let me have a relationship, its good, some of this will be solved, say that in these 8 days, for example, our workin
Q a. Discussionit next, a of federal employees and how they relate to President Trumps decision to maintain control of his Business Operations while in office. Speakers include the former director of the office of government ethics, New York University brendans institute in washington, d. C. Hosting this 90minute event. Center in washington, d. C. , hosting this event. I am with the Brennan Center for justice. The cohosts ofk this event this afternoon and for being such a great partner to the Brennan Center for justice. On behalf of the Brennan Center, we are pleased you have joined us for what we know is an exciting conversation on president ial ethics law, and this is a particularly good time to have this discussion. The Brennan Center, for those of you who do not know, seeks to improve our broken systems of justice and democracy, and we like to use advocacy, research, and strategic negotiations to do just that. We work on what we think are very cutting edge issues, such as voting ri
Justice. We want to thank our friends here at nyud. C. And the nyu center for cohosting this event with us this afternoon and for being such a great partner to the Brennan Center for justice. On behalf of the Brennan Center, we are pleased you have joined us for what we know will be an exciting and interesting conversation on president ial ethics law, and this is a particularly good moment to have this discussion. The Brennan Center, for those of you who do not know, is a nonpartisan law and policy institute that seeks to improve our broken systems of justice and democracy, and we like to use the tools of advocacy, research, litigation, and strategic negotiations to do just that. We work on what we think are very cutting edge issues, such as voting rights, money in politics, ethics, criminal justice reform, racial justice, fair courts, and a host of other issues to, again, do just that, make our democracy and justice systems stronger and more effective for all americans. Please follow