other victims and their families, demanding not only help but safety to there is no channel that covers world news like we do, we revisit faces. the state houses are really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist, the hello, this is the news our, i'm sort of a new life from doha. it's good to have you with us coming up in the program today . all physician fighters and syria are within striking distance of homes, the gateway to the capital. while government forces lose control of their on the cells where the story and uprising began the

is really forces storm. northern guys is barely functioning. come all at one hospital. several patients have been detained. pressure from the streets and his own party leader, south korea's presidency. you and stuff your face is growing calls to resign. and 5 years after being gutted by fire, the old lady of paris prepares for a grand reopen, the fast moving advance that has changed the shape of the syrian civil war. after seizing some of syria's biggest cities, a level and hama, opposition fighters and now a few kilometers away from homes. thousands of trying to escape inside the city, but they are also celebrations. people in the suburbs gathered to welcome the opposition forces, homes as known as the capital of the revolution against this as governments that

began in 2011. while in the southern city of there are a position groups of attacks, government checkpoints, and a neighboring us, a way to province. armed men from the drew's community have joined the fight against a side. they seized a number of military and police buildings in the city center and its surroundings. in the east government forces are withdrawing their troops from their resort reports, say us back, the kurdish fighters have seized control of the city while government troops pull back to damascus. were live in moscow and a man, but 1st let's head to the torture syrian border and speak down to 0 is we're sol sort are in killers for so last time we spoke, you explained that the opposition fighters that have been advancing south down the m 5 highway that goes to damascus, you said that they've stopped a few kilometers outside of homes. can you explain why and what they're doing? the most indeed heavy contact just some of them and to say

that the reason they have just stopped for now is to let the time for people that wants to leave the city to have enough time to leave the city and go to either the further south which direction of the position their magical mountain, because they say that the eventual goal is to take over the damascus. but rather those who are loyal to the governments to leave the city, i have to go to the course. the cities are factors and laptops. yeah. and that is the reason that now they're saying because now the fight things that are there where they have been taking place to the day are not going on that much. but the other hand, we have seen that more and more admitted to enforcement is coming from the north. and they are having a minute to build up right on the outskirts of the city of homes, but the in any way. so they are saying that they are going to find a blow to the city and go and,

and inside the home soaks during the day. we have seen the fees crash, has taken place, particularly in 2 towns where, which you can see there as the city governments last, the phone lines, the town, the for us done. and the top of visa and even we have seen that the russian would planes and the government to aid could have carry. now the a, the age strikes, trying to destroy and home the beaches and the rules that are connected to city of home or how much to 2 homes. but the health ceo's unit cheating that goal because the real position managed to take control of this 2000 and now roughly at, on 6 kilometers away from homes that have stopped. but we do not know how long this story is going to be there. how long they're going to stay there, but the, the goal is quite clear, the seeing that eventually they're going to get into the city. and they're not going to stop there. because they all come with. the goal is to take the control of the capital and open up a new page for syria. this is what they're seeing. restore. what more can you tell

us about what's happening in the eastern part of the country? so different fighting groups, but the syrian government army is also losing ground in the east of syria. indeed, it's all told of the, the government so toward it is being challenged is being undermined across the company, particularly by the ad vince of the position. because in many places, perhaps people have seen how the city and government is in a re position off the scene that it, within the course of a week ago, a seasonal position taken over the control of the 2nd largest to do a city level and then rapidly add this intuitive sold and taking over how much now in the east improvements of data zoar. so the government's forces have been completely be thrown. they left the city and they laughed. the military is over there with which has tremendous ammunition. and that was one of the most with teja

. katie's is particularly enabled in the city and government to conduct the heat strikes across the in store north of the country. and this not the only data zoar it is a city off about as well. now that has been left, both cities have been left to the city of democratic forces, mainly made of the goods forces backed by the united states. then the government is losing control in the data programs. and in some way, that is what we're seeing. people kept doing that, the soldiers of the government captured is easy, the tags and cutting down the, the, the, the, the pictures or specialist set. so the state is cool in syria is titled the sharpening down and the gene is the window reckons or forces from the remote areas trying to cost and the date on the capital, damascus or so we'll start our reporting from the turkey a syria border. thank you very much for so let's talk notes in nor a day. you're in amman, jordan and i understand jordan has no shut. it's border with syria. so clearly there must be some concern there about potential spill over of what's happening

inside siri. quite a lot of concern. these are 360 kilometers or so of shared border between jordan and syria and the main crossing from which people could go to syria and back have been closed over the past 2 hours or so. the jordanian authorities have allowed jordanian nationals for stuck in syria to come back home. but because of reports that the regime was losing control over, there are where those border crossings are the jordan jordanian government set that those borders would remain shots and that it was taking all the necessary for corresponds to an order to avoid any spillover. we have to remember that jordan is in the middle of all of this already. there are more than 700000 syrian refugees in syria. this is a country affected by every conflict that continues in the region,

whether it's syria or level not, or even in palestine. and so the government is naturally very protective, not just of its borders, but of any ramification or full lot from what is happening in syria. ok, as you say, there are ramifications region wide. how is israel looking at this? israel has a very interesting approach to this and it has been closely monitoring what's going on even before all of these developments, there were reports in his really media about fear is that the assad regime was not holding up and, and, and maybe not going to survive we saw a security consultation meeting on thursday. there are 2 already scheduled for saturday and sunday. the israel benefits from what's happening in syria because it will disrupt the supply chain from iran to his beloved in lebanon. and over the

months, especially right before the cease fire agreement and live in on we saw is really air strikes on target inside syrian territory. and israel claimed that those were targeting that supply chain of what sends an arm and then send and support. and even at money coming from iran to love it on. but then there are also other concerns about who will be in power, who will be israel's, and new neighbor. and what kind of threats might arise from that. so a lot of questions, not many answers, nor a day reporting for them on jordan this our thank you very much nor and you'll get a shovel of all of us joining us live from moscow. you're russian authorities have told their nationals inside syria to leave the country. what are you learning? what can you tell us about that? well, it is a cheese that worries sign isn't, says has the russian embassy, damascus,

indeed issued. and the look to be russian nationals living that in syria, a to them to leave the country g to this shop escalation of the situation on bed. von, so the various opposition forces to homes and damascus, and the retreat has the present. the sides full says russia obviously is not preparing any kind of actuation or recreation flights at the moment. but the diplomats are asking directions to use commercial flights and purchase bite tickets themselves while the diplomats themselves will continue working as usual at the moments. that's what we're hearing from them. also the bella, russian diplomats also made a similar stays when young statements yesterday. so obviously russia has been having its ministry basis. it's been a few presences serious since 2015. i'm from the very beginning of the civil

conflicts in syria, and since 2011 russia has provided diploma issac supposed to present mashallah sides, and russia is back to him now as well. you you, what is russia's foster? what is russia going to do specifically? are they going to defend bashar assad, russia and iran combined are really the reason the 2 reasons why the charlotte side is still in power 1314 years after the syrian uprising began in 2011. so moscow is key in all of this. and as you said, they have strategic assets in syria. what are they going to do of the oh, yes, exactly, even the russia as well. so this song, so this special new shop ration in ukraine in 2022. for russia, the steering funds is no longer a priority, so many believe that russia wouldn't be able to help us out this time around. but

having some thoughts, it's too early to say that we should expect rushes withdrawal from syria of russia . it still has to keep ministry bases, as i said earlier, and that base and main name and a naval base and taught twos. in addition, there was several observation facilities, a huge number of russian ministry pests now, who have no been transfer, so you pray. so russia will probably continue clinging to present the side as well as iran and the and listen, she is the ministry presence has been reduced, of course. but this does, does not mean that russia is leaving c ran because for religion, the patient is extremely important to maintain. a presence on the syrians have a treat. this is an element of the presence in the me, at least for russia as a whole. and by leaving syria, it would mean a big blow to russia that, for there is an opinion that the criminal will flights for its presence in syria, which is 00 years of,

of all of the reporting from the russian capital. thank you very much. julia on thursday, i'll position fighters for syria and military forces to withdraw from hama. it's the 1st time president bashar assad government has not been in charge of the city since the beginning of the conflict in 2011 your car wash as a journalist in syria, and he's managed to gain access to how shortly after opposition fighters to control . he sent us this report. we are here in the city of the city of alma and those gunshots. right now are not gunshots. redeem, i do see an awfully ration. this is a very famous method or serious joy to celebrate the victory jobs. they have a g residence of how much city and those who are displaced from how much. uh

uh no, uh, gathering here and just a swear to document the historic moments as they destroyed of disjoint one of the picture of a shot, a sub in uh how much square it is worth mentioning that. how about participating in the 2011 uprising against this year and re g uh this year and raise you may. 1 massive military operation against the city, detaining hundreds of, of an extensive williams and displacing a hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians and according to civilians and people in this area, they told the off position forces we have been waiting for you for over 13 years. but now you are here and we are safe. no, no car mush from how most city? roger 0. let's talk about homes. it is syria's 3rd largest city home to more than

a 1000000 people. the capital is just a 180 kilometers away with no major obstacles along the way between homes and damascus. for a run homes offers a land car. dorothy, its ally has blah and 11 on its capture will likely disrupt this supply line for russia and the full of homes could squeeze its forces to northern coastal areas like talk to us and the talk is making it difficult to supply its forces and conduct military operations elsewhere in syria options, there was more one to show our senior political analyst is with us live from london . my one is great to talk to you and i really wanted your perspective because it's hard to know in the moment what we're looking at. you could tell me that the opposition advance we're seeing is temporary and will be reversed. or you could tell me that this really is the beginning of the end for the charlotte side. either way, you know, i don't know, and i could believe you. how do you look at this as well, look in terms of what we're going forward though, but you'll always be good to,

to know where we're coming from. but in terms of going forward, as you'll graphic just shown and demonstrated how this wouldn't be the instruction point, how would it be? the game changer is syria. although how about how about our ability to important sit in the northern part of syria? as you said, holmes is the, is the, is the hard to see here. it's the gateway to the mass. it's the military heart is defined natural heart. it's the economic card. it's just a geographic carpet. it's just the most important, if you will, in terms of what we are looking for next. if the, if the fighters, the militants, are able to pick on homes, the governments, then the 150160 kilometers to damascus wouldn't be a short distance to the capital. so what would it have for the next few days?

it's incredibly important. that's why i expect that to jean to be pointing its weight against the many cents in particular, because with the pressure coming from the south from the north, it's going to be just a question of time for devices to be circulated by to minutes. and that's really interesting and, and a reminder to our viewers that our correspondent russell sort are, was saying at the top of the show, the opposition fighters have stopped a few kilometers outside of homes. and they're building up their military capabilities before they launch what we expect will be a full assault on homes. so let's talk about iran and russia. they are the 2 main backers of the charlotte side. they really are the reason he is still in power. and yet they are not rushing it and it seems to support militarily or otherwise. what do you see there? or of course the you called on the people electrical, the stakeholders as it where it goes with stakes in syria. a whole is being

weakened or not be occupied with more important affairs. i think the most important stakeholder here is not russia. russia really has a lot and it's hands in ukraine is just by itself on better west and siege them. what have you? i think one feels that the city is the most important prize of loans. of course it has major control once in your walk. but if syria is lost, then that's a huge task. what do you want and it's regional, the influence and procedure. so i think you put it on who tried to put so many choice, but as you heard from the press conference with the syrian radian rocky, for instance, the rock is russian that they're talking about human darian a. but they're not talking. i told about said they got the troops inside. busy i shut off, why am i am at the shutter? how about the journey? i've already asked the iraq, certainly not to send the popular mobilization that she i base forces in your walk because that's what you need to measure much. it behooves julia and perhaps

eventually do wrong. so i think yes, as you said, a lot, a lot of the stakeholders are hesitant. everyone is more or less observing the activity. but i think in the end of the, the, i find it hard to imagine that every one i'm talking about, everyone's including everyone's on the goals to moscow and from to one to washington are simply on the left studies you fall to model. and for the method is to step over without anyone understanding where are things go and what is the road map and what is the future life for this. hugely important country in west asian that used to be good to me. so i think something got to give it the next few days whereby those stakeholders are maybe discussing a door, how they're doing that, perhaps the word or an ongoing washington to do and how they can find that's the way between sides and then you want minutes because i cannot stay and then you make and scott simply just stay for. busy without knowing what the options were best for

question that your, that your point raises. right? your point is, well taken years, you're saying you're saying the people who are invested in syria directly or indirectly, it ran regional powers. they're not going to want to just drop aside without knowing what the plan b is right? um, but, but unless they go in, unless they prop him up militarily, which they don't seem to be in a rush to do, as we said. then, you know, there aren't a 1000000 ways to support us out of them that us because of the great. so it's important. it's not directly due for an article, but i said has proven to be a major liability. i mean, demand storm is cynical and frankly stupid. judging for them is 25 years of experience because each and every time he failed and how that opportunity, he just wished it just put me right in 2000 when he 1st took over,

there was what we called the damascus printing. imagine had that came before the sprint, that was the bestest thing. and everyone been told that the shuttle that said that young printers are, is going to really invest in liberalizing. but to jean, opening it up on social 4. instead he cracked, don't everyone into size. i don't want to 2002. i'm sure you have to leave not to withdraw from 11 on 2000 and probably 5 years later, everyone expect that he might now liberalize popping up, democratize that as he says he cracking down in 2006. this is happening in 2011 windata spring. gotcha. department of book out. instead of working out with the opposition douglas before he crack down like there was no tomorrow, it is getting some 500000 people when josh is getting in and have to march along with their ideas by 2017 when he was in control of syria instead of opening up liberalizing doing anything, instead he crushed down even more than his doctor dorothy turned back to the to the rest. just couple years ago when the boss talking opening up and took you up and up

and there's i had to go on actually have to meet up to get off what's next for turkey and celia. if you see it adjusted again, start aggressive. i don't know this, but it stuck out of goods breached affinity. 25 years old, of splendid chances for him to liberalize stopping up to democratize syria and he wouldn't do that. so today we ended up with cedar be morally politically, financially, economically, and then every other way. oh, i logged in for the minutes and just a penny and for the allies to say, and why exactly do we wanna say just sign again. on the shower. oh sure. 0 senior political analyst. thank you very much. the strengths of the gaza strip now specifically northern guys where the is really

military has stormed the come all at one hospital under cover of heavy artillery and machine guns. the forces have been bombing this barely functioning hospital. and ambulance is also targeted outside the facility. you see it there. several patients have been detained. the medical director has described the situation in and around the hospital as catastrophic is really attacks on doctors and their patients to become relentless. dozens of people have been injured on thursdays, really, drones shots and killed at least 7 palestinians inside the hospital. northern gauze, it has been under military siege for more than 60 days now. and a medical team from indonesia was forced to evacuate the colored one hospital. they had recently arrived to the facility to provide assistance with just from uh, from, from a lot of house with, uh, uh there is, uh, 2, a warning uh for us to is a weird from uh,

from atlanta supposed to be though and day he really moving uh the hospital now and there is a lot of uh mean to go stop vision up there and we walk from uh, i'm up one until uh so i was getting the street and the i'm lance already pick up us. honey. mountain road has been following developments from darrow bella in central augusta. here's his report. is everything that has been going on for the past 60 days or more and then fix it is pretty far as the leading into one box of getting into this conclusion. really monitor is making the part of this trip quite uninhabitable by deliberately targeting the only options to my operational knows. facility cannot run. hospital has been repeatedly targeted and attack along with the medical staff, the patients, the injuries inside the hospital, making it very difficult for it to operate as a health facility the pasta few days. it'd be quite difficult inside the house with a where there's really a monitor about 500 meters away from the facility itself. get deployed and send the

class, come through and dropping the renewal on the facility itself and during and cooling some of the medical, the stuff inside the hospital today, much needed medical team from the medical michigan approved and managed by the w t o was ordered to evacuate immediately, leaving behind many of the patient and injuries, who were needing surgeries, immediate want immediate medical intervention to help them survive these difficult conditions. now it denied kind of colds and it's very difficult to know exactly what's going on. give it the mass communication and black out that has been imposed on the area of hard to know, but from what we are able to discern right now. these really minutes are still operating aggressively in the area of destroying remaining residential building. setting many of the buildings on fire, including indonesian hospital, has been evacuated in the past, but working and destroying the facility with the physical structure of the hospital

. as of the bombing, we're able to confirm that of the 30 of the 43 people killed across the guster be 29 of them. according to the civil defense department, where from the vicinity and from inside the hosp to go on. the facility under cover of our utilities and quite copiers and heavy machine guns that talk to everyone by surprise are not leaving enough time for people to evacuate their yeah . or 650 elsewhere a doctor. each sub i is the director of nursing at come all at one hospital and he joins us on the phone from northern gaza. so it's great to have you on the program . can you tell us what's happening inside the hospital right now? or because on the, in fact the day you see it since the beginning of this attack

and since the beginning of this aggression is the hospital of come out, i went to north or in guys that is being enter a tax. aggression from the mill. it is right in the military and also the hospital and surrounding the hospital. what happened this morning is that israeli tanks were approaching its area for fast manor. it was as close as 50 meters from the hospital and many people were sent to people that we didn't know they were sent to inside the hospital. they were wearing a specific and different uniforms and they were equipped with weapons and they had also as speakers they sent a message to the doctor for some of the stuff here and his colleague and they asked them or directed on the occupation forces, asked him to evacuate the hospital, including patients and the medical stop. they asked them to evacuate and to go

towards the tanks and then to move to selecting street. shortly after they had another demand, they requested to evacuate all the patients and the injured because of the bombing that took place earlier in the surrounding house and saw the alarm on this whole operation and the situation. let's to the killing of 30 people inside the hospital, including the mental before stuff of the hospital. they were targets of directly in the corridors at the hospital. they were part of the administrative staff of the come out when hospital but also of medical staff including nurses and so technical stuff. they were targeted and killed and remodeled in some nurses also had to do some surgeries,

although they were not doctors because of the indignation medical team that has to evacuate. they arrived 3 days earlier and they had to leave upon the request of the occupation forces. they asked him to evacuate the hospital and they had to leave the walk in sooner to go into some i had been switched read to and they had some patients with them. the targeting of this hospital does not stop what happened today. and what happens every day to this hospital is a crime. it's a great crime against the health system and also all the private health providers, the it is unacceptable in the world health organization and the united nations. allow us to work even during war we need and we demand protection from the united nations so that we can continue to provide a service that is approached, stipulated in the international conventions also. and then

i'd like to add that a few hours later there was a come coordination between wall tile organization and the health authorities. and garza and drama have worked and coordinated together to evacuate the able church and patients who cannot undertake any medical procedure in come out of a one. these ambulances where targeted and attacked of the site of everyone. the driver of the underlines where miraculously is saved and their life square squared. what is happening? this is unacceptable. officer. can you pause for a 2nd because i want to make sure that i'm understanding what you're saying correctly. if i can, if you are telling us that the w h o coordinated with the medical teams at the hospital to evacuate patients. and you're telling us that the is really military

deliberately targeted the hosp, the, the, the ambulances in which those patients were being evacuated. did i understand that? right? you know, the yes, correct. this is exactly what happened. that's fine. well, after they entered the hospital and after the day it took some patients and some medical stuff and it kills who they killed and they did whatever they want. a few hours later, we have received for ambulances from the health authorities of guys in coordination with the international organizations to arrive to come out at one hospital. this also happened yesterday, and the day before yesterday, we have those. the ambulances arrives to the hospital in order to evacuate the patients. and it was also broad cost through out to 0 channels that

these on doing since were targeted before approaching the hospital. it was a direct target tank and it was also a, it's a crime. and they were about to die, the driver could have died. god forbid. or they're still patients and medical stuff inside the hospital as we speak. the non line rooms such football games. the yes, there is still a medical stuff and medical team including the doctor for some and also some other medical personnel who could not undergo or do any medical surgeries, but a non a surgeons are still there. we have to stay. we do not have any other option and the whole world is just watching house this health care and the health system is collapsing. pediatric is pediatric. is it you're trying to do a surgery? this is a crime. he's not the specialist. he cannot do a surgery,

but he's trying to save lives. we have some doctors for not specialists. we have nurses, we have some medical stuff. however, the service that we are providing is less than minimum given the situation that we are moving. and given the aggression also the electrical generators are not working, the oxygen also is not available. the medicine warehouse sol, so they do not want to let any source or form of life inside come out of it's one hospital, although it's stipulated in international conventions and do and conventions that it is our rights to continue to provide medical and health services. this is something that should be respected and should be applied. and those who are really those conventions should come and help us to put into practice. those laws in clumps says this is the role of and the responsibility of the whole world. they

need to protect us. dr. aid, so the director of nursing at co, at one hospital in northern gaza. thank you very much for sharing all that information with us. this our announce 0. a quick recap of what we've just found out. remember, commode one, hospital is barely functioning, and one of the last remaining hospitals in northern garza, which has been under a complete, is really military siege for more than 2 months. and dr. somebody, you see one of the scenes that played out just outside the hospital. there, dr. silva was describing in his really military raid wear uniforms. soldiers entered the hospital, he ordered the evacuation of the medical staff as well as patients and opened fire inside the hospital. he says the raid ended up killing 40 people including 4 hospital stuff, but that there are still parts of colored ones, medical staff, and patients in the hospital as we speak, the still ahead on else a 01 long steps and you could lose a limb or worse,

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unsettled weather, pushing its way across the mediterranean. that's going to bring some very breezy conditions of blustery rains as well for the likes of l. juliet to new jersey and libya. the wind is continue across the north of africa, but it is a launch. the dry picture here is west or across that central band. and the good news is, is that we will see some of those showers descending south over the next few days. the heavy as rain will still be rumbling across the democratic republic of congo. as we go sack today into sunday, there is the development of the showers across eastern parts of south africa. look at that heat in bought swan a. well, we could see a thunder storm kick in to gab a road that will be on sunday despite that it's very hot on saturday, 42 degrees with a cool down to the new week that sure weather manipulate to buy those things. how are you?

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[000:00:00;00] the, i'm sort of a new and you're watching out 0 reminder of our headlines this, our syrian opposition fighters and now on the outskirts of homes, the country's 3rd largest city. as their rapid offensive continues. they have advanced around 40 kilometers since taking the city of hama on thursday, which lies on the road to damascus. meanwhile in the southern city of dera, opposition, groups of attacks, government checked points in the western countryside. and in that eastern city of their resort, kurdish forces are reported to have taken control. as government forces withdrawal is really forces of storm to beat them all at one hospital under cover of heavy artillery and machine guns,

several patients have been detained. the hospital is barely functioning and is one of the last remaining facilities in northern gods. south korea's opposition party is leading a motion on saturday that could result in an impeachment vote of president young suck hill after he imposed martial law. just hours after his shrunk announcement on tuesday, he was forced to withdraw his orders as charles stratford reports from. so the political landscape in south korea was already in crisis mode. the south korean street culture was vibrant and farmed as ever in these popular nights, both in so easily avo, king john has worked here nearly 60 years. she lived through most your lord in the seventy's, and it seemed to preview a south korean presidents impeached before you go to the present union. so cool in the 2022 election and says, even though he's made mistakes,

she hopes he can politically survive. the boat, i thought he'd be better than the others, so i costs my vote. but over time he grew arrogant, but i hope it doesn't happen. this is all because the opposition parties provoked him. i just want someone who can help me. so if i find that actually many young people can't believe a democratically elected leader would try to impose marshall. you see, i think it was talking about something like this could happen in the 21st century. people up in high traditional korean costumes. when visiting the ancient royal palace, the visitors would be forgiven for not knowing this country is suffering its worst political crisis in decades. but a couple of hours later, not far from here, which often described the south korea's proud culture protest, makes itself the ground to,

to day. so just to be to the truck, to just schedule the labor unions to conditions. i've been to a place that i owe so now the that the president was the i think it would be best if you have stepped down to the entirely fish he has and we see our road as helping him step down. we, the people are assisting him address what he's failed to properly do, and most say they won't stop protesting until he goes to stop it. i want to 0. so the, the us has agreed to supply you great with the anti personal landlines in the attempt to slow russian advances. ukraine is the most mind country in the world and is littered with hundreds of thousands of unexploded ordnance. after nearly 3 years

of war houses, there was acid bags spoke with villages and har key who are living with the consequences of mines left behind by russian forces. the science of the back to that took place here everywhere. the majority of this village is destroyed, of the ukraine, took it back from russian troops of the sizes, and also people who used to live here on a to remain. and it's clear to see why vested corolla, which 1st came here as a young man, when he served in the soviet ministry defending the and ended up staying. this is lived here, most of his life lead the 1st i lost some of those, but all my bones were fragmented, and the tears well worried about infection. so the am but they did my leg. this religious old vessel and his family have along with a land and livestock, see how it couldn't be consistent with the he said, it was my birthday. i went to get paid for the counts and i stepped on

a mine. i screamed. i was calling on the floor and my son heard my screens and he came to rescue me. both husband and wife and now i'm the teeth. she was vessel of his left leg. tatiana her right to put them on the other side of the village, alexander. oh god, god stood recovering from his injuries, little affinity to her, but there were a lot of projectiles. and when she showed the mining team where they were and one of them exploded and i quoted said, there's no running watering this village. only the main road has been cleared and is considered safe for they just have come to accept the fact that it will take considerable time to complete the mind this area and the one wrong step, either right or left could result in serious injury or even death. cds me. there are no shops, no post office, villages need anything. they have to travel to the nearest town. even the village dogs have become victim to the mines. who the,

to the people have gotten used to the fact that you could lose a foot or a leg here and it's become normal. there's nothing yet on the mind. wife and children on another place, just so that my daughter can go to school, let her know. we'll study something then we'll just say, oh, do not successive says he has no pens to leave. and our success says, this is, do you have a mind detector? i need to go and work my fields. i start vague data coming into the region. ukraine to romania as presidential election has been ruled invalid after allegations of russian interference in favor of a far right candidate, won the 1st round. president, close, your highness, be classified intelligence. the claim to russia ran a campaign promoting kelly in georgia school across platforms that include take talking telegram. the constitutional court says it is, it's unprecedented decision was to ensure the correctness and legality of the electoral process. the 1st round will be rerun at

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heroes natasha. butler reports from the french capital by painting replicas of moss to pieces. felicia alone, practising so skill as an alt restore in her studio outside of paris. she works on a variety of projects spot for the past 5 years. she's being part of what she calls and experience of a lifetime recreating and reviving some of not for dom cathedrals murals damaged in a devastating fly of 5 years ago. i think it was the last time, 1st thing, the last thing my life that i could have for somebody to, to work in a place which were the restore, completed in the same time and to where it is something which is exceptional. know to them. splendors being restored by thousands of offices ends using ancient techniques. there are holes, so we'll rebuild the structure of the carpet through weaving. and if needed, we can recreate the pile row by row. and by stretching when fi rapids,

no time in 2019 more than 8 centuries of up in history furnished in smoke, the french president bowed to rebuild the cathedral nations port in from around the world. more than $800000000.00 raised to restore the magnificent caustic most piece . a symbol of france working alongside the many, all designs that not to them hundreds of highly skilled workers without whom restoration would be impossible. schools. the roof technicians will on site just hours off to the blaze, including kevin decimal weiss, who has shown uh, fee to do for the restoration. we help people access the difficult spaces and skips that can see through covered and dry up till the roof was made. basically, a rug to day after the fire and have never left the dams being modified many times since it's the stone was late in the 12th century. each change a testament to human endeavor and out those you've taken part in this latest

chapter and now themselves part of the cathedrals, rich history, patasha, aka, which is era part. and it's time for your sports news with far s mail. who is doing this in a studio far? thank you so much. sarah. liverpool will be aiming to the stand that relieves the top of english kimberly, when they travel to advertise on saturday and what will be manager or any slots 1st ever mercy side, darby, the reds we looking to get back to winning ways after dropping points in a 33, draw up with new castle on wednesday. this will be the last darby ever at goodison park before advertising move to their new stadium. a win would see liver pool extend. their lead to 10 points. is going to be special for everyone. uh um for all the fans that them for, for the players that are involved and as well for the managed to be part of this game is already special then to be part of the last one. good isn't park makes it probably even more special. um but yeah, it's only

a nice experience. if the result is the result goes your way champions. manchester. so these 7 match, winless wrong, came to an end on wednesday when they beat nottingham forest 3 now. so these 4 run a form of seen them drop down to 4th in the table. 9 points behind liverpool and to behind chelsea and arsenal of youth and says the car broke out presents a new opportunity for fans and players footballs governing body head back of the critics. during the official launch of the competition, lean on massey's inter miami team will feature in the opening game and the richardson reports in the home or else they'll manage it. awesome thing. a found a new use for his feet to the drill for the club will cut. the $32.00 team tournaments kicks off in the united states. next you soccer is going through the roof as everybody knows it's been doing fantastically well. my son baron is a tremendous soccer fan. see,

suppose johnny and santino has pushed hard to make this competition happen. well, he says you're a man. previously the club woke up was an event that lasted a few days with a hum flip savings this month on total. it's part of his vision, spring clubs, as well as national teams. it's a fif is school thing and financial opiates. and that was me. thing was something for club football, he told me it was the best club in the world. we have a now the fif uh come up, woke up late unless he's in so miami will confess the opening game against plastic and champions. lastly, saca is fighting for attention in the us as it for pass the host this tournaments and the 2026 was come, getting all of our fans or players or teams or organizations all ramped up behind. you know, the, these 2 massive joiners hold on the club side on the national team side. people in america don't realize how big the world comes going to be. many european base plays

view this club, the world cup as a tournament to fall, but it will give you up what units he's the teams from of the confidence big draw. i mean, obviously when you draw the analytical measure, inverter photo, it says it's a little bit daunting, but hey, this is why the games play. we uh, we have just as good a chance that is anyone in so preparation for it's going to be huge visa ending since you know, will know soon enough if the funds are ready to bite you to this old new football and show this open on the richardson, l g 0 as possibly received what he described as direct fee back from the hot in sam's, after his team's latest defeat, spurs were beaten one now by bore madison and slipped down to 10th place on the table. it was taunting him 6 and leave the fee for the season. yeah, sterling coach had an exchange of words with fans following the laws. he started this campaign by promising to end the clubs, 16 year wait for

a trophy they pretty disappointed rightly so, and i got some pretty direct feedback as to how we're going. and it's fair enough. we just have to be sort of pennsylvania to, to shoot us out to the 4th when, when really we should be taking control of games and you know, they have to be here. and what you don't want to do is give them a golf. but that gives them that sort of time i made some night albrighton missed their chance to move into the top 4 of the primarily table. 2 goals from alex. it will be so full. i'm giving them 3, want full and move up to 6 with brighten thing and 5th color and enjoy the one to in the 2nd practice session ahead of the final ground free of the season. and i'll be dropping laclare and we'll be looking to win the constructors championship for the 1st time since 1998 on sunday for early signs here. for time champion, master stopping could only finish the 17th,

and the build up to the race has been so far overshadowed by a feud between the red bull driver and george russell. a dispute between the parent lead to her staff and saying he will deliberately crash in to happen. on thursday russel side, he refused to be bullied by him for she don't want us to what's next. the was he said, is totally unnecessary. he's cross the line and i'm not going to accept it. so you know, somebody has to stand up to someone who thinks he's about to know. i'm on my speech 12 years of respect to then one of his time. so now i've lost the space frame because uh, where will fights and on track. and it's never class know. now he's made it let us know. and so when he says sign up to be like this and a sofa paper, let him get away with murder. well, let us hamilton invite him to the driver. as for team dinner on thursday nights atlanta north saw the funny side of the russell for shopping hue saying yes,

but to your thinking about were sent as far away from each other as possible. and for the 1st time in franchise history, the detroit alliance of $111.00 straight games, the lines pulled off a thrilling victory against the green bay packers. there's always a guarantee in detroit spots and play off a $35.00 yard sale bolt on the fun play of the games. saw them beating the packers by 34 points. the 31 victory maintains the lines tops even in the n f c. that we give them a 1st round by and home field advantage in the playoffs. and i was proud of them and you know, i just loved before we just find a way man and, and you feel like the narrative, you know, the narrative go on the, i mean we weren't buying any of the stuff about where we're no excuses and our guys knew where we were at. we don't need to talk about being taught. if we don't need

to talk about the and resilient we live and it's what we are. and then we just prove that again proud of our guys, the van b a is heading back to china. no games have been held in the country since 2019. as of the former general manager of the houston rockets publicly back to pro democracy protests and hong kong to freezes, in fixtures will be held next october in the county. mental start took 6 wickets since australia took control of day one and the 2nd test against india. and he took a wickets with the very 1st fall and the match alternately separate of heavy defeats in the 1st test in person. this set them on their way and adelaide start then going on to pick up career best biggers. as they were billed out for $180.00. i'll surely a loss in early. we get things to well. number one, fuller, just print boom, around the house. all set and going in today to know we're seeing on 86 for one

while we've seen bad lights stop play before and a task match, but never before has no light stops playing. the players relaxed, frustrated. later on in the day is the floodlights turned off. the spectators enjoyed it. that was kind of just seen something on a white kids are also tumbling in the context between these, you know, in england, harry brooks squared is century is england. we're all at for $280.00. he's the only, we're a 6 for 5 at the close of the 1st state and wellington england leave the series one now. but it's a pretty and hudson and one of the most of the of this is players and tennis is set to make his grand slam return. nick curios is on the official entry list for the australian open, which starts next month. injury mean the former will then finally is hasn't featured on a major since the 2020 to us open is okay. and that is all your support for now. back to you, sir. all right, as far as mail there, thank you very much far and that's it. for me, sir. well then yeah,

for this use our, my colleague sarah, hi, ross will be with you in a moment. with more of the day's news announcing 0, great, great. as the pod he came in to be some could be interim head for 4 years, which is pretty much an electoral terms. and i didn't say that that will be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election? mean? pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on self. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis good times. but there's not just $1.00 price, it's a few of the store on tools to how does era unique perspective we don't want ahead to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the internet. that's a scary well on heard voices a year into this genocide, it still remains large,

one section to connect with our community and tap into conversation as you find elsewhere but humanity, the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states, the stream on out just the or a sarah cities. last 2 of our sons, both were accused of being involved with the legal trucks. sarah and says they were murdered. so many click on witnesses had enough for some say not him. so they called the wrong pass, and yet they shot my oldest son with his arms raised rights group say as many as 30000 drug suspects were killed in assault. cold war and drugs for the administration of former president would be good to 13. and the 3rd day had not been held to account until last month when he appeared before the senate and said he gave police disorder being sick premium. notice the detective also said he ran

a death squad when he was mayor and made no apology for the ramp and killings. and because of the statements, the department of justice says it's formed a task force that would investigate the target for crimes against humanity. has investigations of fully involved low level police officers. no, the handful of cases have been filed in for the opposition finances in syria. all within striking distance of homes, the gateways become so while government forces lose control of that on whether syrian or pointing the hello, i'm sort of quite a, this is old. is there a life from the whole?