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as a test that should have it, each does a love to allow sufficient amount of humanitarian tax. they violated the agreement by saluting. i'm telling people almost every day and now that i'm has to do this one but, but this is very serious violation. and in my opinion, is that i love to stop unless it has encountered blood. serious measures, including sections, palestinians have being forced from their homes and the occupied with the bank as is where the forces continue to demolish sections of notions and to car and refugee camps. at least 25 apartments have been destroyed since sunday morning. it's part of a buddha is rarely military assault. it's affecting more than 40000 palestinians until car and governess. the right now and the 2nd months width is ready for us as knocking down and tie houses to widen straits. on saturday, i live in will, families receives demolition notices. it was still a hit here on al jazeera and employment process. incent accounts as more than
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300000 people compete for a limited number of spanish work visas. and a little later on in sports, we'll have some guidance. first female boxing will champion the handler. they will start in southern africa with 2 tropical psych loans have been menacing. the islands out east, one of those has floated apart as it moved its wait for the south. we got another one hot on is hills hyundai. but we are going to see some west a m, a when the weather, affecting southern pots and madagascar before that system starts to it. just wait for the south as we go into choose day. meanwhile, for much of some parts of africa, it is a wet story with some intense rains continuing to pull across southern pots, zambia we have got some,
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a lot so full potential flooding here. and you can see the rain pick up stretching through, but swanner and of course much of south africa by tuesday, across the knolls as well. we're going to see an uptick in the wet and windy weather. thanks to unsettled weather, moving its way for me. i be reimpending sheila splashing into morocco that rain and eventually pushing its way further east. we are expecting a bit of a wintry mix moving into pots of algeria as well as of what the weather coming in for libya and egypt. we could see an optic in the wet weather across some of the gulf states as we go into the middle of the week. so going pretty quiet on monday, but look at tuesday, we could see some of that rain edging towards cuts out with scott to chavez. the escaping the gravity of home and reaching for the star and ask in civil engineer
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which means that transcend orders actually strives to sword. as an astronaut, she must 1st find a place to use the story of resilience and the bundle of sky witness. oh no jersey it's one of the biggest clubs in south america. but it's great as rival is just a few blocks away. a mutual dislike between funds from across devices sustained over generations. most smoking junior support his opponents of news clip colors in an epic cute, a rich business put the funds will make football one, which is the the,
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the attorney. i'll just say a reminder about top stories this out as well as blocks. the entry of all agents garza including desperately needed food, fuel shelter, and medicine. the 1st phase of the seas 5 deal with a mouse has expired without an agreement on continuing into a 2nd stage, trucks carrying essentials humanitarian. i have been queueing off the roof of border crossing in egypt. drive is hoping to deliver food supplies so its not being blocked and it continues to move. and okay, prime minister care summit has meet with you with the leaders in defense partners and support of the crime. british lead a spoke about the development of a so called coalition of the willing, which would defend you, crime in the event of a peace deal with russia. the will serve, refuse to cool the united states, an unreliable ally of more on this would join out by con ross who is the founder of
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independent diplomat, a non profit advisory group. it joins us from london. thank you very much for being with us here. first of all, i want to get your take on how used to what the test i'm a handled that amazing obviously it was put together a while ago, but the things changed off to the white house meeting between trumping zalinski and festival. this full point plan, that's thomas put forward for the coalition of the willing any chance at all of it being implemented as well. it's not really a piece of time at this point is just the sort of play just basic principles to continue military a to ukraine, to increase the economic pressure on russia to maintain force, to put forces into ukraine, put a sofa. it doesn't go into the pipes and i'm sure that at this point, the details of what a piece deal might comprise. and i think, you know, all of this discussion that is often being overlooked. the difference between the
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russian and ukrainian positions is very great. mm. stone. also told about the type of tool because of, uh, we need to act. i mean, obviously the e u has in the past on a lot of tool king and has been accused of not actually pushing through and following through on any of its rhetoric. so how does that change, how do you think as well the you are the, your kids because we're also talking about the u. k. and no way countries that are not members of the you have been galvanized into action by trumps a seizure of the ukraine peace prize. if we can pull that, that's an attempt to end the war in ukraine. and will it be widely uphold by what they saw in the white house yesterday? and as a result, they are taking the initiative salma and my call from friends in particular taking
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the initiative to try to insert themselves into this discussion and say, we need to be at the table. ukraine must be at the table, which is very legitimate. and i think right, because we made some adults in the room of the appalling behavior that we witnessed in the white house. and i want to talk a little bit about that, but also the fruit before we get to, to that, the optics of what we've seen today. we obviously so as zalinski and true, joe, a speaking in hushed tones together, the b a. how give it to stomach gave as zalinski when they met yesterday at a 10 downing street. there's obviously very, very different to what played out in the white house. how difficult is optics and, and all of this up. it's always a matter of diplomacy. hey, you shake hands twins, whether you're smiling at the signature of a piece deal, infamously. yes, our hot mix, that robin gets, that robin was not fox smiling. and guess i thought was it sends a certain signal. i am always attending very closely to those signals because of
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course they, they tell a story about how come for your leader feels about what is being discussed diplomatically the, the details of diplomatic deals, the woods, the commitments of coal seeds really matter. but these optics, the most of the atmospherics the vibes in the room they really meant to i'm the hug for the men's cable, have been in tale deliberate to send the message to washington the, the u. k. and the europeans are still very much on the landscape side. and now we've got social media thrown into the mix where we can immediately see the reaction of weld lead as to a particular event, such as the route in the white house. we saw this incredible sleep a twitch of messages from leaders across europe, expressing some a diety with ukraine. it's really is a kind of new era of, of diplomacy that we're witnessing. you've been in the room is by so yeah, you put meetings like what we've seen today together before. how much of it display
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the pre plans in terms of the handshakes and, and the pets on the back and big hugs that we've seen play out. i think, i mean, the modem is obviously scheduled, you know, the arrival of different leaders at different times. that's all fairly well organized so that not everybody's arriving at the same time, says tom and doesn't have to shake 6 different hands on the same moment. but there's a special moment phys lensky. yes, these things are all fairly carefully planned, step by step minute by minute. but the, the things like a bad, how would not be a, that's a different kind of signal that will have been storm is an issue too, but i imagine, you know, maybe his advisors say now's the time for bad. how to emphasize you guys support 1st and then scale maybe some of the day off. busy initiative, so it's not to the plan. i mean today's from it was a return to more traditional diplomacy. if you like, conference tables,
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mutant boy sees the case press conferences with the participants actually take part rather than than being canceled is what happened at the white house. that's very much of what i'm hearing and, and just on that a, we've always had a couple of days to take stock of, of what actually unfolded there between trump defense and is a landscape. i mean, how would you describe it and what do you think it actually achieved in terms of for the, for the us president, you know, so what does that mean for the us president, apart from sick moving, say going to painting that he was on his side and if that was his intention to achieve that objective with his allies, they were cold. and i think that will be long term consequences to walk. they witness the to of noxious most of the trump and fancies behavior towards so lensky was really, really very shocking. i mean, it's almost like you will witnessing up a gang beating up the defenseless person. maybe it was a very, very unpleasant event witness and we see the, the leader of the united states has prepared to pay the midst of pulling of noxious
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fashion. i think that will have long term consequences with the trump once those consequences. i don't know whether he thinks these things through. i don't know, but to alienate your wisdom allies in such an extraordinary manner. definitely defensive beach in munich is very uncalled for and it, it ultimately seems to me very much against the interest of the united states. okay . well, have to leave it there, but fascinating to talk to you and get your insides. that's contrast for us out of london as well. calculates troops have miles through the capital of the democratic republic of congo. hundreds of um, soldiers took part in the show of force and can shasta, which comes as we're wanting to back in $23.00 fights, is make gains in the countries east. in 23 has captured the regions to major cities, government. and because of the government says more than 7000 people have been killed since the offensive started in january. meanwhile, in $23.00 rebels have handed over some 20,
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if the crew to finances of the group to for one to that includes an army general who is accused of having taken part in the 1994 to 2 genocide. and now the officer was sentenced by congress court for crimes against humanity. the i'm 23 is a fight. if next to the seas who say the fighting to protect the minority group. there was an army says the offices would be brought to justice. but the what we're doing now is to cut are you into romando. the relevant old hardy is will take care of them and we will hand them over to the quotes for investigation. what those accused of having participated in the genocide will be tried as such for just those implicated another crime. so it'd be hard to ask for the most interest to you. there will be central, a total for training and civilian re integration with it. more than 300000 to unemployment senegalese, uh, applying for the seasonal vases to work on spanish funds. the head of the harvest. spain is expanding is migration programs to tackle labor shortages and cub
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a legal migration. both on the 350 spots available, competition is 5th, because high reports from the village of tough again and sent a go. this is only, there was a well in the village if that again, then abilities in guy would not be trying to go to spain. he sees in his fields on top of possibilities. songs about the water, he says, is like magic turning sand into crops, sup zipper, purple. she can grow salads, carrots, beans, and onions. i could in enough to feed my family and not have to go to you. i came up and met hoping to fund a well enjoy applied for the seasonal visa scheme to work on farms in spain. the leaders of the 2 countries revived a 2 decade long seasonal work. these. this came in 2024 to curb the legal migration and to help spain deal with its manpower, shortage, or record 47000 mostly africans arrived illegally in spain last year. many end up
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working in the fields. keep illegal, labor is paid, a fraction of the wage is given to locals, just one short season working the farms and spain would bring enough funds to turn this bearing land into life. bring water here, grow crops, and stop the flow of migration so that people can have opportunities right here on their land. so refined took part in the scheme. unlike many he returned home with the savings. he bought enough livestock to secure a modest living, but he carries with him the painful memories of back breaking work, picking pears in apricots, fruits. he can't afford to buy it or grow significantly low. it's hold what you sleep little. you will cannot wake you up a for you. i'm walking 50 kilometers in a day for a small meal and the manager shouting that you. it doesn't feel right as it is
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competing with young skilled, unemployed graduates clutching their diploma is hoping to find work. they cannot find at home 300000 applicants vying for just 350 spots. oh, i see. and yeah, i called a friend who like him, applied for the scheme. weeks have passed with no news. the assignments feels familiar. he fears he's been duped and that his application has not been processed with it comes with the realization of having lost the family savings and the possibilities of a new life. nicholas hawk elgin's era taking rescue is in india's order account. states have recovered full bodies from the side of an avalanche on friday . it brings the disk told from the designs to age the ever launch hit a remote area in northern india in the himalayas. the account is increasingly prone to flash floods and land slides. she's
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a rising global temperatures. us aircraft carrier has dumped in south korea, dies off to north korea, tested cruise missiles. this is the, this such a vessel to visit since last june, showing a strong us support for its outline. the south korean navy says it's a display of military partnerships aimed at countering north koreans. fritz. north korea has viewed such military deployments as provocative and responded with missile tests in the past. it will still a hit here on the l just there. the latest, the if i come action on the way is full size, took their place in the quarter finals. that's coming up in school, the unit doc, chrome with no electricity. fact, my id shows us how she makes a living. she's displaced from come to has been missing since the war began. she's
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been shifting with has 7 children in a school room. she just had the income is 5000, so then he's pounds. that's just to us dollars. this is and he said custom says more than 70 percent of the people just based by the conflict women and children. most of them are really unhappy with those or are raising their children alone. aside from displacement, video, human rights organizations say they've had a just an endless cases of abduction and sexual abuse again. so then these women, local assistance committees organize workshops for hundreds of women and girls willing to acquire all types of skills that are on is hospitalization. but these women are showing the ceilings and the local community instant, all these trying to help. the
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personified american national parks have been in the firing line is the trump administration. 6 to cons, government spending, that's rise concerns that lots of stuff couldn't tie into the nature reserves that are considered some of america's greatest. national treasures since and motor hand has more the these protestors that you some of the fear for the future of america's national parks. around $1000.00 employees, 5 percent of the workforce were laid off in february as part of a cost cutting campaign by the truck administration. former staff say this was the wrong place to cut corners. people who come to these national parks to work or not making a lot of money. and in fact, most of them are volunteering time beyond their work duties. because they care so
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much about the work they do. so if you're trying to find deficiency in the government, these people who are bleeding, so these clerks or somebody with sufficient governmental use that exist. yosemite national park is famous for its natural beauty. the 3 100000 hector nature reserve, the trucks around $4000000.00 visitors every year. staff help keep people out of danger and maintain facilities that are often difficult to reach, to say do absolutely incredible works above protecting the environment, keeping people safe, making the visit or experience what it is, and they should this absolutely despicable that anybody, questions their job performance or suggests that, that there's waste your sam as he is also vital for science and conservation. it's home to hundreds of animal species and more than a 1000 different plants. these national parks are one of the treasures of our country, and they sold some species that are on the brink of extinction. and if we don't ask
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now to save these things, they could disappear for ever. several parts of will re scaled back operations in response to the cost. there's been pressure from some politicians and advocacy groups to reverse them. the trump administration has promised to hire more seasonal workers to fill the gaps, a sense of mountain l g 0. so so at this point now here's far tom, thank you so much. and you have top group a of the champions trophy after they defeated new zealand by 44 runs into by using line did well to restrict india to 249. help buy some fantastic catching like this from glen phillips to remove your eye. coley india spinner's had the last last viral chakrabarti to 5, which it says the black cops were bold out for $205.00. those teams already 3 to the semi finals india winning all of their matches as new zealand. settled for 2nd . well, that result means it's australia who will travel to divide to face india. and the
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1st semi final is none of india is matches are being played in the house country pocket fund. due to security concerns. group, a winners, south africa will now face new zealand in lahore for a place in the final and to the latest have a cub 5th round action in manchester, united match against full him, has gone to extra time. united to one, both weak fixtures between the sides of the season, but it was for him to take the lead calvin bassi just before half time and 20 minutes slammed. bruno fernandez finished, really at least make it 11 last year's tournament. champions are looking for winter and extra time, but it's still $11.00. now before it kick off, we spoke to football writer henry winter about the scale of the task united manager reuben amerman is up against the season. if you listen to this, all the mood music from much as in lights, it's on the board room. and so jim ratcliffe, that's a pool, which is 100 percent behind proven number. and they just know it's a huge job to,
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to emergency united around, they've got to get rid of the template and they've already got to get 10 players. and they're trying to do this at a time of the profit in sustainability most which of course causes issues and, and issues with budget for class. so it is difficult. he hasn't gone great yet. i'm sure we will do in time. but you know, he's a very good richard who showed experiencing this this, but he showed against bunch city early in the season. he just needs to get some of these supplies in. and off they every month, c $95.00, also tell you the same. he needs to get quite a few of the plans out of brighton beat new castle to one to reach the f a cup last date. but it wasn't without its drama. each team had to play or sent off. first out, any gordon for lashing, laid on the entire glance, he was forced to walk off for a 2nd. yellow fabian sharice thought he'd scored a late winter referee anthony taylor willed it out for offside,
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and announced it to the stadium. something that was introduced for this round dining while back will be with the winner for brighton and extra time there through to the quarter finals are slow and i have returned to the top of the spanish league as standings after thrashing rail. so see that for now. they've now won 6 matches in a row to move one point above athletic on madrid. robert lemon down sky was on the score sheet for the 34th time, the season. reality associated next face match united in the roughly round of 16 out to a box or who defined the odds and gone over the sport is widely seen as being for man only despite her family urging her to quit abigail courts, he has punched her wait until the history books, david stokes reports abigail quotes, he is gone, his 1st female boxing world champion the 28 year old when the w. all the world see prevents and white title in november. but she says it might never have happened if
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she'd listen to family. my aunts and siblings didn't like it, so when i started boxing, it would come here to affect my coach not to let me fight, but he told them that so i'm good. i kept running off to the gym to train and they were upset. i'm complaining, it was all because they hadn't seen a woman book saying, thankfully my coach and coverage me. and now i am a professional. a abigail trains ran 4 hours a day for her fights, starting at 5 am with a joke through the streets of james town. what, of course, oldest neighborhoods which is based around the fishing industry. most people who live that from the gall ethnic community known for that passion for boxing ebony and bubble, she knew me when i got into boxing, i was setting rice with my aunt. i would play football with the boys in my neighborhood. it was my brother. he asked me to get gloves and join him for his books in training that why women and books seemed before me,
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but at that time we've been on the national team. we're not allowed to travel outside, gone us. i think you re fine with quotes. he is trying to this jim in jamestown since attains guided by ebony, is that guy. he's also known as coach keller. it's actually a nickel. it's her title is a big deal for her. i'm the gym, the community gone to africa. i'm the world at large. it's not easy to win such a title. i know we're going from gone that has ever done it's abigail, be to british books that st. gates ability to claim a championship belt. i think a chief ment, despite the lack of resources and support, even the mailboxes when the fight with non africans. it's very difficult for them to him because they have a lot small facilities and equipment that we do. so it's, it's such an inspiring story and we are really happy for abigail may not be the 1st going to and female books, but she is the most successful. and her achievements are inspiring others to follow in the footsteps. david stokes, which is 0 as well. we may have seen a basketball,
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great steph curry do something for the final time. in his career. the golden state warriors star produced a donkey against the philadelphia 76 years. so a donkey is when a player throws a fold down for the basket. a 6 foot to curry is relatively short for a basketball player and it's been 6 years. the last hold off, the new site is high flying efforts. the warriors still went on to reach the gate. mark mark has won the opening race and the motor g p season for the 1st time since 2014, the spanish 6 time champion finished ahead of his younger brother alex and thailand . it was his 1st outing with the ducati t a former a motorcycle gang member has one goals, new zealand open australian ryan p was a pump sewage junior golf or before serving 5 years in prison for a serious assault when he was 21. but he's returned to the game and now age 31. this is his 1st professional. when it earns him
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a place at the open championship in northern ireland. but hell need clearance to travel because of his criminal record discharge the loss. and um, you know, this is what i know your heart. i want to stay here and just like all united, the story is what it is. but now i'm just at a blank of the great britain's cody brownwell, quenched his 1st victory of a season on the free right world towards stop in georgia. free riding is performed on natural and cream terrain without a set. of course schools from route one with a score of $85.00 points in the women's events. the sign of rich from poland took the when with a score of 77. all right, that is all you support for now. tom, back to you pretty and thank you so much for i will see you in a couple of hours for the ultimate home. mccrae for this use. how but my colleague floor cloud will be here in just
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waiting options to end the rest for you free more. but what does it mean for your a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line, the coalition of the willing european lead is rob, pompous summit with promises of support the keys and the spike in military spending . we've agreed that the from some others we worked with you on a plan to stop by and we'll discuss that with you. not to the kind of them or a kyle, this is out. is there a lot.
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