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hi there, give vanelle, this is ben hughes all alive from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes and made high tension between weld superpowers, a rare prisoner swap goes ahead between the united states and russia. our response will be immediate united and coordinated with ukrainians plead for help to save thousands of people trapped in mario poll. being targeted by brushing air strikes and millions face emitted starvation. the devastating result of kenny is worse drops a decade. and i'm he to stem into this for his set voltage matches the city and the champions league. age of 7 go thriller with rail madrid in the 1st meg, or based semi final ah,
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a pilot for a former marine brochure in the us of swapped prisoners at a time when the deeply divide lives of the war in ukraine. the deal was reached off the lengthy negotiations. russia's foreign ministry says a former us marine held in one of its jails. trevor read has been swamped for russian citizen serving a 20th sentence in the us, and the white house is released to statement by president joe biden. he says, the negotiations that allowed us to bring trevor home required difficult decisions that i drug enforcement officials. they're shanker, was given a 20 year prison term for conspiracy to smuggle cocaine. russia accused washington of kidnapping him and failing to alert them of the arrest. on let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly health good. kimberly. what else is present, bud? and saying about this prisoner saw a lot of americans who woke up to this news. we are learning more about this. the senior administration official telling reporters that trevor reed is now on his way
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to the, came about what a senior administration official is telling us is that this was the result of months of negotiation that has taken place at the lower diplomatic level between the united states and russia, this is surprising, given the fact that we're now to the 63rd day of very difficult tensions minutely contracted tuberculosis and they were fearful that you may not return to the united states alive. kimberly relations, as you say, between russia has been basically saying, you know, world war 3 is a possibility. and yet here we have the us working with russia, or do you think that americans are going to be just happy to have this american home? there is no question that americans are going to be happy to have trouble read home . that is one possibility and that was countered by a statement by b. as recently as yesterday, the defense secretary lloyd austin colleague,
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important bringing americans home, who been unjustly detained abroad, and there's no question the trouble was unjustly detained. this is traditionally, since the founding of american diplomacy been a higher priority in this particular cares. trevor read shows, courier classes for the russians more embarrassment were come if he were to die and russia cost. so the russians have more of an incentive to really well, it's not exactly like july, but finding real life for life goes quite hard because you're ashamed. hands and these kinds of things do take place despite attention, such as of course, the war cry. for example, america and russian cosmonaut professional having a united front against russia over its invasion of ukraine. how do you think this is likely to go down with its allies in europe?
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will be consent, security, order, europe, and america hold quite dearly. alright, i thank you very much for your time william courtney. they're a former us ambassador with the west over the war and ukraine by turning off the gas temps to to e u countries. it's pushed european leaders to hold an emergency meeting. you commission president s lavonne lion has accused moscow of using gas to blackmail nations. russia state controlled energy giant gas problem suspended deliveries to poland and bulgaria st. doesn't know if sure that you're interested or gas storage is or 76 percent full. this is a high level of feeling much higher than in most european countries. and therefore also when i was our gas terminal and you've been a wish, jazz which can receive even larger amounts of liquefied gas. so we will try to rise to the occasion in this difficult time terms. obviously gas is used as a political and economical to in terms of the ongoing war and not in the term of a legal and commercial relationship. european commission president has lavonne de
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lion officers the you as well prepared for a shortage of russian gas gas crumbs announcement that. 9 it is unilaterally stop use this fossil fuels to try to black. my last, this is something that your team commission has been preparing for in close coordination and solidarity, and says ukraine was pushed to cache with russia and moscow's reaction with just unfair. speaking a short time ago, he warned that any country that interferes in ukraine will face consequences if anyone would want to interfere with what's happening in ukraine now from the outside, they have to know rushes response will be swift. weather turns warm up. recovering both sides of the storing the d. bava is standing by for us in london. but 1st, let's head to moscow with our course. wanted to certainly the russian president is not really passing up this opportunity to
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reiterate the reasons that he felt it was necessary for him to make the decision to send the russian troops into crane in what he calls a special movie. speaking quite a bit about the objectives that he set out for his legislative officials about ensuring that russia's economy stays intact. and he said that the attempts that have been made by the western powers to try to cripple russia's economy through severe sanctions have failed. and that to russia is standing still a and they are not going to allow its economy to crumble. he also urge the officials that he was speaking to well, at 1st waitlist look a gas from as a whole. it's a state own company and majority state own company, it is the largest, so certainly this is going to have an impact, but at the kremlin spokesperson, dmitri pascall has said that this should not come as
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a surprise that the to cut they would have to pay for russia, russian gas in a local currency, and these 2 countries haven't done so, and that is why this has happened. but he said that it language and rhetoric coming from the european countries is simply wrong. and that there is a very, it's a technical issue that can be remedied very quickly. as soon as those countries pay what they owe russia in the local currency and dos to bar. therefore, us and moscow. thank you. of course have an alternate dean. bother who's in london, the deem tell us more than about the european reaction and, and the impact of that is likely to have will came, that has been an effort to labor. what's happened with gas problems across europe, as black, camille, on july. and they had of the europe, ian commission said it was eating of a gas coordination group. she said the poland and bulgaria were now receiving guest supplies from the immediate neighbors in solidarity. but only some point has dosa
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was saying russia was presenting. this is a technical issue saying that the, the countries simply and dollars or years, but then converted into roubles or on the lie and said that in fact, agreeing to do that would be a breach of european union. that there was no reason for his population to worry the, the, the non delivery of gas to bulk area won't affect his population. poland saying that they have large capacity that most of the gas storage facilities, a full even germany now saying that stepping up efforts to seek alternative sources like liquefied natural gas prices have been hit. they've gone up on wednesday, but it's not clear for how long all this will play into the existing energy price crisis on the continents. all right, and the team, bob are there for us in london. thank you. i think now the chris we for he is the
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chief executive, e, you, do you think really surprised that russia has, has kept his word on this? what contingencies are in place? no, as it can be. no surprised at russia has, has taken his action. i was clear that they were likely to make an example of some countries on some contracts and which is and the nations that might be targeted. and, and it's also been well of the size that russia regards, poland, and bulgaria as amongst the least friendly countries are most and friendly. so targeting these 2 countries, not fries. and also of course, poland has been the country. it's been that has been making the greatest progress towards a if you like, replacing russia gas eventually buying gas directly from, from norway to buy more from l a. g. so in that sense, at least at the fact has happened, does not have a dispute. this is a good time of the year to have it happens both but in simple terms, intact. ah, the wind winter has not been that bad. there is
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a reasonable amount of gas in storage across europe. we're now heading in towards, you know, spring, summer or gas usage across continent will go down and therefore disrupting gas flows for the next several months. if this, what happens is not going to be damaging and will be manageable within europe, the problem will arise. it isn't going to hold gas supplies to others to thank or well, we actually see some countries start paying and roubles it, sir, sir damon mechanisms. so to customers in europe, pay in dollars are yours, yours any under contract in to especially accounting gas from. but because of course, the conversion from ethics rubles, must take place with central bank of russia, which is sanctions. so this is by the ear commission, and the timing is every everything this we might see some disruption of gas to other countries. but given the time of year,
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it is not going to cause major economic problems across europe. the price spike is predictable for as a trader reaction, but there is plenty of gas in europe to, to summer, into the autumn as a say the problem will be there. thank you. you welcome towards happening now on the battlefield. and mary paul, city official say russia continues to strike the last remaining ukrainian army positions there. the $35.00 ariel hits since monday, thousands of ukrainian fighters and civilians are an underground tunnels and chambers below the as of south steel plant. last week that he had put in order troops not to storm the plant to blockaded. russia agreed in principle to allow the u. n. n. the red cross to help evacuate civilians from the steel plant. mary paul of to putin's meeting with the un secretary general on tuesday. nobody will both comin' up here in the mary porter. the ukrainian forces are also confronting the russian military in the east. 5th fighting has been reported in mid july of and
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correspond in the southeast. russian forces also also rather shelled the town of lyman chance traffic reports. now, from back, what's in ukraine's don bus region. they advise it to the mariel poor man on his telegram channel is said that as strikes according to him, russian air strikes only as of the steel plant or leasing that picture and saying that this was as a result of russia's attack on that plot. that lady had been into injured in those attacks. of course we have no way of verifying that, but ongoing concerns for the route of 1000 civilians trapped underneath that still plant in mary opal this morning. we are hearing reports of as strikes on that town of the we are hearing that obviously a lot of civilians still in the area. so idea, because certainly seemingly according to reports, the brunt of some of the main movements in the east this morning. but as
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a se still yes, all eyes on the, the civilians tracked underneath that joint great soviet built steel plant in mariel, and no side still of any humanitarian corridor to rescue them in solving ukraine, the russian military, 5 tear gas and stung grenades. a protest is the city of kasan, the people are rally and again for their calling a sham referendum. ukraine says ross are responding to hold with saved vote in the coastal region to try and show policy the support the creation of are rushing back for public or san is occupied by russian troops. residents have been protesting against their presence for last 2 days. it's unclear who was behind them, went to moorehead on the news r, including how a fire and a landfill coupled with a heat wave, is making life unbearable for some new data. at a court and me and more sentences on funds through g to 5 years in prison on
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charges that she is called. ah, millions of people living in the horn of africa are experiencing some of the worst effects of climate change. 2019 brought extreme rain and flooding followed by swarms of locusts. all the region is experiencing its worth drought and 40 years and 20000000 people are risk of starvation. the conditions have destroyed crops and killed millions of livestock, forcing people to leave their homes in search of food and water and sorrow. metallic reports now for mar, summit county and northern kenya. or on 3 and a half 1000000 people are suffering after years of drought. luteal enter, it couldn't young are worried about the baby boy. he 7 months old and sick, weak and hungry. she's hungry. millions of families across the horn of africa, a hungry and desperate might. it might not be facing the worst drought. the region
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has seen in 40 years in kenya, more than 3 and a half 1000000 people need immediate help. agencies say nearly 800000 of them are children. the animals to a dying, as it gets hotter and dryer. people out here tend to move around a lot, looking for food and water for themselves and they, animal many areas are remote to come to the nearest hospital can be hours away. some of the women have say they can be very early in the morning and only get to the clinic late at night. cases of malnutrition, arising at this local health center, health workers are struggling to cope. they say when some of the children get here, they are severely malnourished. my tuition as new here for so long myself, i can say it is her pony, my position, but it wasn't because of the drought is the worst. she has ever seen. some of them there just die and we have nothing to just feed them. and
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i me more all day you can just depend on what little water is left in streams and rivers may soon run out. desperate families stressed the little that's left and can only hope the rains soon fall again. let's make live now to harm. it also has in most of it in northern kenya. how can i guess a scale of since rather of the scale of the problem? will masturbate county is big and a lot of people have been affected by the start. one of the health centers off camera, the nurses and doctors would say they seeing a lot more cases of many children coming in who amal? nourished when they go? and the outreach programs, some of the remote parts of the county, they say it's been a while way. they're going from house to house to house. and in every house they come across, they seeing families that are really affect to children that are really,
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really sick people, a time that they are hungry and counted, as you rightly say, this is sir. the largest county in the country. ah, ripple pollution, 80 percent reliable mom. her pastoral is him because of the day rain for that said for 3 because there could be vs that sufficient not really been very but food has been very cos. we've lost animals hundreds and thousands of them in some cases. a lot of a kettle go ship commerce. we have lost so many. yeah. to the affected population. of course we can manage every household. but after every other 3 months, we've been able to distribute foods to affected population. we've been able to do
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what the tracking, in effect in areas you love shit, down south and dried up. boy holes, i've been broken down because of continued usage. therefore, replacement and repair of this bore holes, which i'll be very costly is like every other daily business for other the county we've been able to provide a tool to livestock, must affected areas on our part on the part of national government, some cash tons, foss to effect in families to selected households. of course it's difficult rich, every person, but we've had support also from national government and occasionally some for distribution from national government. we met some people who been saying that they haven't received enough help or they received no help at all. why is that happening?
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and that i am not so sure because you cannot say within the county of much sub with nobody can tell you they never received support or because we may not be able to give all the supports that everybody needs at every other type. our budgets air is, is not enough, it's now we're working on another truck or over distribution for food, for distribution to everybody else. but we cannot be able to give everybody every time that is not possible. thank you very much for that. so that's the governor of massive it. county and a lot of these areas are remote and hard to reach and it was trying to reason, but it's a difficult some areas don't have good roads. so people are concerned about people in the reading. remote is a cotton back says holiday surviving, not just in kenya, any p o and somalia as well. her my offer in northern kenya. thank you. the
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u. n says it's appalled by the killing at least 213 people into dorm since monday. the shall boshoway the un human rights chief is calling for an investigation into the depth. doctors and sudan said they were killed in gun battles between nomadic arab tribes and non arabs in west for states. unrest places spread to the capital state capital rather al jeanina disagreements over scarce resources. of course confrontations nearly 20 years still compare on al jazeera, go ahead, roaring into orbit again. see who's aboard the latest space? x mission and his sports dynamo, q of delight. how low they will have a look at africa in a moment. the 1st to the middle east, and we've seen some unsettled conditions, work their way across the levant and the gulf states. we are likely to see more showers for places like saudi arabia and potentially katara as that system. those cloud pushed their way further east, but temperatures are and it's
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a similar story for cairo. we're going to see it here right up. by the time we get to thursday and friday is well look that up by about 10 degrees above the average with lots of sunshine. now the rain, eas, as for the gulf of guinea, by the time we get in. so friday, picks up. however, for places like gabon and the democratic republic of congo. now south of this, you're going to see some wet or weather sweep into eastern areas of madagascar, thanks to tropical storm jasmine, as it works with african stories from african perspectives. i'm a marine biologist, a swim, shoot documentaries from african feel. i'm going to do that from south africa. ethiopia, and nigeria. we've been to go over some stuff in this classroom. she saw this as
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my, and my role africa direct on al jazeera, a loo. ah, welcome back here watching al jazeera, remind about hot stories this our russia and the u. s. of swamped prison itself to lengthy negotiations. brushes, foreign ministry says a former us marine held one of its jails. trevor read has been swap for a russian citizen serving a 20 year sentence in the u. s. u as accusing russia of blackmail by counting off gas supplies to poland and bulgaria. the russians say it's because they refuse to pay state owned gas, proven rubles, bulgarians and poll say, beth made alternative arrangements,
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very poll city officials say russia continues to strike the last remaining ukranian army position. there. the 35 air hits since monday, thousands of ukrainian fight his and civilians are an underground tunnels below the as office style, steel, pulse, fi, fi, fi is, are struggling to contain a huge blaze on the outskirts of india's capital during heat wave. the prime minister is warning temperatures in india, getting too high, too early in the year. adding to the risk of fires, and chappelle reports. flames burn for a 2nd day at the ballast while landfill adding to the hazardous air quality in the capitol. the plumes of smoke hard for anyone to avoid especially waste workers. hotel are like the yeah me by the me. there's a fire every year. it's not new. there is a risk to life and livelihood. many slum dwellings caught fire people lift. what do we do? picking through rubbish to earn a living,
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there only option is to carry on and risk the dangerous smoke as firefighters continue to battle the blaze. either alicia, observe the measure of damage. we are very scared. leading to wildfires and fires and buildings such as hospitals. he's urging the urgent implementation of safety checks the landfill was supposed to close years ago. the decaying waste produces methane gas that feeds the fire, instead of shutting the waist dumped. the city adds 2000 tons of new waste every day. andrew chappelle al jazeera a court and me and ma has sentenced to austin, lay down santucci to 5 years in jail. sir, she was found guilty of accepting $600000.00 and $7.00 gold bars. in bribes. the 76 year olds trial was closed to the media. fauntleroy has more from quite an important is not yet known whether she will be taken immediately to prison. this is not the 1st custodial sentence she's been given. in december and january. she was
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sentenced to 6 years in prison for more minor offenses. she's now being held in an undisclosed location and the didn't i said before that she will remain there. now, all her towns have so far been held in secret, including the latest one, which means has been no media coverage. members of the public have not been allowed to sit and us and on the case does even been a gag order on her lawyers. so there's been very little information about just what sort of evidence exactly is being presented against her. but we know that in this case, she's been, she's, after the coo, the military had add a video confession by the former youngling chief minister. at that time, people that said that the video was fake, but he also appeared in court and testified against her now on time to g. according to reports is planning to appeal the conviction. of course, few people believe that the charges against her are fat. they said before that she has been given full due process under the law. but so far, what we do know is that she has not been able to have any visitors and even her
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lawyers had falling 17 days in recent weeks involving is ready forces. they say that carrying out counter terrorism operations in the city of jeanine for syrian soldiers have been killed in an israeli s. like serious defense ministry says at least 3 more were injured media report explosions of the capital, damascus during the early morning or u. s. math professor who grew up in china has become the latest person caught up in an anti spying campaign. the program originally called the china initiative began during donald trump's presidency. jo biden's, broaden the focused include other countries, but critic, but he's not on trial for spying. the justice department, his charge, the southern illinois university mathematics professor with financial fraud and tax evasion for allegedly failing to disclose grants from chinese universities when he applied for a grant from the us national science foundation. or a critic say,
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that's the problem with the china initiative knology professor accused of lying about his ties to china was dismissed without trial, university of kansas professor fang, franklin towel was convicted in april of fraud and making false statements. but the judge is declined to set a sentencing date and is considering defense claims that there are major problems with the prosecution's case, f b, i officials point to the count in tax evasion. they say there's good reason to focus on china. there is no country, no country that presents a broader, more severe threat to our innovation. our ideas on our economic security than china does. joyce chow, a chinese student living in chicago, says the focus on china makes the human ching show marks the latest test of whether the anti spying program will survive public scrutiny. john henderson, al jazeera chicago, spain's prime minister pedro sanchez has promised that his government will be held accountable. following allegations of spying on catlins,
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separatists. canada's citizen lab group says spyware hacked the funds of 60 cattle and politicians. sanchez sent his fragile coalition and betrayed, relies on a catlin separate his party to pass legislation. the hacking controversy may jeopardize this us present. joe biden is leading tribute to former secretary of state, madeleine albright's, or brought rather to a memorial service in washington, dc. he's joined by predecessors back obama. bill clinton depict or want to be his top diplomat. the child refugee from war torn europe rose to become america's 1st female secretary of state. she died of cancer. the age of 84 last month. by the call have was us now from outside the washington national cathedral, where the ceremony is taking place. patty wants the order of service today, then. well, it's just gotten underway. a little bit late on this blustery spring day in
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washington, d. c. jo, president joe biden. was doing the 1st review and he talked to metal all over the family, her 3 daughters, and called her a force of nature who turned the tide of history. and if you look at the guest list, as you mentioned, it really is an indication of metal and all bright stature in washington, among political leaders among diplomats. the church is actually the issue or she was really the face of his foreign policy. and former secretary of state, hillary clinton county, liza rice, republican secretary state golf, are going to do a reading. this really is about attributes to her and her legacy. she was, as you mentioned, to you and bassett, or to the us. the 1st female secretary state. she was known as being a little bit more hawkish than most on the left, but they're probably, they're just really talking about celebrating the life she led the president fide and talking about how she was a war refugee came to the country, the age of 2. and rose to the most prominent levels of the u. s. government created
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a lot of mental national space station space. the x is falcon, 9 rock had blasted off from the space kennedy center in florida, 3 nasa astronaut, including jessica watkins, heading into your orbits along with an italian from the european space agency. on a 6 month commission with $200.00 experiments on that to do list. a slender advantage of around the good fence a treated to a 7 go for the stadium on tuesday night. lauren smith has the action and electric atmosphere for a mouth watering clash on the top. 2 slides in england, spain going head to head. the buffalo and o friendly rivalry. they were sitting on the blocks quickly, kevin deploy, giving them the lead off just 2 minutes. and it was looking all minister right when gabriel. hey, zeus made it too soon after the visitors pulls on back before half time. thanks to
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their top score. carrying benjamin the relentless pace of the game, continued after the great city extending their advantage. phil photo made it 31 back, came rail once more. this time it was vinicius junior, breaking away unchallenged down the left to reduce the deficit with a cool finish. o. left city would open up to the only for a 3rd time in the match when bernardo silver fired him from the edge of the area. but there was still another twitch to come. a nonchalant light penalty from benjamin made the final score for 3. a rail only trailed by one go, heading into the 2nd leg. the result could have been better. madrid has always been a hose, madrid, and as a matter with 10 or 2 or 3 always. so you have to perform really well to games. we perform really well. the 1st one they have to do with the 2nd one, of course. sure. mentors that katie has the advantage we have to watch. you got
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this not a big advantage and rehab at the hours report or can i ask you to play back on to try to go to the final the fans have a week to catch their breath before the tries decided next wednesday at the burn about laurent smith out a 0. the england v spain theme continues on wednesday with the 1st leg of the 2nd semi between liverpool and via rail. you're going cloth side are looking to reach the final for the 1st time since they lifted the trophy back in 20. 19. the manager is weary of via rail, who have already locked out. you vent us as well as german champions by a munich to reach the last fall. so many cultures, so many players all their try and broke their socks off with their whole life and have no chance to be to be close of a sammy file and we are there. so we have 2 chairs. we have to appreciate of course, but we have to enjoy it as well. and, and, and yes me, patient, very,
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very difficult opponent that's, that's true. they're made for this competition. can we one up and honestly, the way they set it up? it's, it's, it's really, really good. and i emory's via rail, have been the surprise package of the seasons. competition. i've only lost once on the road so far on the way to the semifinals, but the coach accepts he sighed. we'll have to take a big step up if they are to spring another upset. and 8th equal damped my yard. listen, i'm l difficult. this is an even higher level of difficulty than you venice and byron munich. and we will have to try to show the better version of ourselves individually and collectively are, and in all this, we will try to surf the wave of experience we started accumulating last season. and the season in football authorities in ukraine have conceded that the seasons competitions cannot be completed and the lead tables will now be frozen from the last round of fixtures in december, checked or done yet, sc finished top. ahead of them achieve with both sides potentially eligible for
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next seasons champions league dinner. my were in action on tuesday night in germany . they match with barissi. adornment was to raise funds to support ukraine. falling rushes invasion will match his likeness around europe in the coming weeks. the winning run or of world noble and tennis play, eager fiance won't extend beyond twin stray title. with a victory in the sky got grown free. there was a big scalp for 18 year old holger renee in a wednesday's quarter finals of the munich open. he knocked out will number 3 and home favored alexander vera. if the dane dropping just 5 games in straight sets when the miami heat source, the atlanta hawks to clinch their 1st round series in the n b a playoffs, victor or the depot was the 2nd or i'm stand in a moment and making every moment mean something so just going out there and play
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a hard man. oh we we had a great win. great series. oh, when a job isn't done yet. western conference top seeds, the phoenix suns now lead there series with the new orleans pelicans. thanks to a comfortable victory game. 5, macau bridges tops gold with 31 points in the 11297 when they meet again on thursday. and the memphis grizzlies fall back in game 5 to take a 32 series lead against the minnesota december wolves. char moran was the star man for the grizzlies with 30 points in the 111109 when they come again on friday. when the timber wolves will try to save the ranges at madison square garden, i gave the hurricanes a franchise record of $53.00 winds in the season, and also now clinched the metropolitan division title. boxes. katie taylor and amanda serrano are enjoying the limelight ahead of their historic
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meeting in new york faceoff at the top of the empire state building. that all the sports is they'll be more for you again a little bit later on kim. and thanks very much for her. let's it for this news hour. and i'll be back in my planting all the days you said to stay with ah, a with,
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