no great surprise, given her age and declining health, but nevertheless, it is a very considerable shock to feel that she has died. millions of people, i think, as they learn this news, will feel a sense of personal loss, and i think many people will find it rather disorientating. let sjust understand this moment. it isn t just the death of the longest lived, longest reigning monarch in british history, a monarch who has been there in the background to our lives for most of us, for all of our lives. it is the end of what i think history willjudge to have been one of the most remarkable reigns in the 1000 plus years of the british monarchy, a reign which will be remembered and talked about in years to come. now, whether you are a monarchist or not, and we know, as we have said this afternoon, that not everyone is, she was a monarch
german support ukraine and i think the german leadership should look at the neighbour german leadership should look at the neighbour tonight and just inquire deep neighbour tonight and just inquire deep in neighbour tonight and just inquire deep in their souls whether they are doing deep in their souls whether they are doing the deep in their souls whether they are doing the right thing and how history doing the right thing and how history willjudge them. will doing the right thing and how history willjudge them. history will udge them. will try to make sure history willjudge them. will try to make sure that history willjudge them. will try to make sure that the history willjudge them. will try to make sure that the story - history willjudge them. will try to make sure that the story is - history willjudge them. will try to i make sure that the story is repeated again because there is a lot to discuss. a bit of sport for you. a bit of sport for you. good evening. liverp
departing for georgia. this is one of those defining moments. people will be judged. where were they before and where were they after the boat? history willjudge. the risk is making sure people understand it the vote. two pieces of legislation are key here the freedom to vote act, which addresses topics such as voter id laws and make election day a holiday, and thejohn lewis voting rights act would restore anti discrimination components of the voting rights act that were stripped away by the supreme court. the problem for the democrats is that whilst most bills, once they get to a vote on the senate floor, require a simple majority of 51 votes to pass after debate has ended.
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equity is inaccurate everyone partner interests, history willjudge us poorly if we let it go on the way it is going on when low income hundreds of less than 4% vaccine coverage and some countries have more than 70%. the other reason is in light of self interest meaning that if this pandemic goes on, the chances of your variants go up. for both of these reasons, it is for both moral and reasons of self interest, it is important to make sure that everyone gets the vaccine. where is the problem? there is no shortage of vaccines in total around the world. there are countries which have a number of surplus to their needs yet they are not getting to the low and middle income countries. it is the richer company is not making it available or the organisation not getting them to the right places? where is the problem? it is all of the above. there