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at a huge hindu religious festival in northern india. economic growth. new research shows that human—driven climate change and welcoming the year of the snake.
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hello, i'm lukwesa burak. we start the programme with breaking news from india. at least a dozen people have been killed. taken a dip in the waters. organisers say tens of millions of people were expected lets show you the live pictures, the latest live from 7 ”vfr’omthe " from the scene. : fromthe scene. this —mmm is it. you can see the numbers, the sheer of people, the sheer numbers of people, this is just that one
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is an area square but host to tens of millions just 42; $2 just to you of people. just to give you some quick the some quick background, the incident actually took place and if time, between 1am and 2am local time, so that it have between 1am and 2am local time, so the place it have between 1am and 2am local time, so the place in it have between 1am and 2am local time, so the place in the have between 1am and 2am local time, so the place in the dark have between 1am and 2am local time, so the place in the dark as re taken place in the dark as jump pilgrims were trying to jump over barricades to over police barricades to reach point where india's most the point where india's most river, the ganges, meets we are also a number of reports locally, from a reports locally. f'fqffl'é number media not being allowed in one of are not being allowed in one of the hospitals that is ml treatin . some reportedly treating some of those that are injured. a
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from the area says the j the main 7 the main at? the main at the that the main hospital at the kumbh mela has been turned into he describes as he you �*ibes as he you can. as he you can see pictures fortress. you can see pictures of of those ambulances of some of those ambulances they outside the hospital. they have been entering, also exiting premiseséthe 77 premisesvthe entire 7 no one, including media, is being 7 77 media, is being allowed 77 media, is being allowed toé the media, is being allowed to enter hospital. we are also enter the hospital. we are also getting reports from egggngregprts from, the af? agency of egggngregtxrts from, the af? agency of allegations of news agency of allegations of mismanagement thefestival mismanagement at the festival of course, we'll get a itself; qf ceurse, we'll get a more itself; qf seurse, we'll get a more in itself; qf see-rse, we'll get a more in terms of itself; qf see-rse, we'll get a more ii inerms of itself; qf see-rse, we'll get a more ii in termsf itself; qf see-rse, we'll get a more ii in terms of itself; qf selirse. we'll get a more ii in terms of blame discussion in terms of blame and because of the crush over the coming hours and, i am daysi our correspondent samira husain is at the scene —
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behind here on the ground. i see shoes. just been left behind. hundreds and hundreds of people sleeping here just over this way is the main bathing area where everyone wants to take a dip in the holy waters. we saw bodies being taken away from here on stretchers.
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that is what has brought them here. is the scene us now. thank you for antijeins es new. thanleyeu fer us, antijeins es newerhanleye-i fer us, i can imaginejust joining us, i can imaginejust how things are locally, how frantic tilingsare lecally. i am how frantic tilingsare lecally, i am just at how frantic tilingsare lecally. i am just at the but i am just looking at the scene behind you, and we heard but i am just looking at the scene bthati you, and we heard but i am just looking at the scene bthat people nd we heard but i am just looking at the scene bthat people are ve heard you say that people are continuing to to it, this is a festival abelit it; this is a festival once every 12 that happens once every 12 years. so, of devotees come from all the banecemefrem all acress the in hanecemefrem all acress the in terms of information, disseminating information, sometimes it is actually really hard for people to know what is
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happening on one part of the grounds. to you bit mela greundsfiegiverycxu a'bit geography, just where crash “mil?! "55576 happehed; is wi'srethsfi�*es“ leaps—es this entire is wi'srethsfi�*ss“ “spas—es this entire area about but this entire area is about 40 but this entire area is about a0 square large. it hard to control 7 hard to control these numbers, kind of numbers, so people fsif" come. remember, still want te come. remember. is a religious festival, this is a religious festival, and it is faith that has been. these of driving these millions of people tees here and take a people to come here and take a dip. people to come here and take a di -. ., ~' people to come here and take a di, . ~' dip. talking about getting information _ dip. talking about getting - information - disseminating is that being infermatien; is that being , from both infermatieh; is that beihg , from both local and 7:77"""8eieai§if certainly a lot of pressure put on officials being pet eh effieials step ,,,,,,..;,,.;,,,.,,., is being pet eh effieials step ~ , ,.,,, ,,. ~~ is the question everyone is asking the question when to what the when it to what exactly are the numbers �* those that are when it to what exactly are the numbers �*those that are dead numbers of those that are dead and if look at
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and injured. if you look at media, itjust runs the we can report that we gamut. we can report that we have seen a bodies being have seen a dozen bodies being taken out of that particular area, on own we saw comin- out coming out stretchers people coming out on stretchers and people on the ground. of pa rt aseeeieeeeezéfs part ofvthat 7 part ofvthat is 7 course, one part of that is to get accurate numbers, z: j 77 there isgoing 7 7 there is going to j 77 there is going to be accetintability; qrgahisers have for this event several even for several months. we even spent time in control spehttime—ihethe cehtrel reem where are monitoring egg feeds. hose it. some 2700 feeds. how is it, with those capabilities, something like 7 something like this 7 but something like this still happened? gn but something like this still happened?— but something like this still ha ened? ., ,., .,, happened? on that point, i was auoin to happened? on that point, i was going to say. — going to say, you have described an immense amount of and certainly planning and certainly officials the time to put officials have the time to put that and action. i that plannir�*aar�*d aft“ l , �* if we that plahhihgrahe aft“ l , �* if we just show that plahhihgrahe aft“ l , �* if of just show that plahhihgrahe aft“ l , �* if of people jst show that plahhihgrahe aft“ l , �* if of people moving. the scene of people moving. hopefully we can bring the live
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hespitals beihg uses te�*reat ' i' ,., ~ ' who are injured, has this generally got 77 77 7 7 77 77 7 generally got out to those news generally got out to those attending the festival and for other further afield? other families further afield ? it is other families further afield? it is a monumental task to try reunite lt is e —�*——e—�*:' tee'e' 5" �*ie .. .. .. ' .. i " reunite people have " ' ana' 7 7 7 and they have z; -: that have 7 that have been up that have been up all that have been up all along7|at have been up all along7the iave been up all along7the mela7een up all along7the mela7site. is one cha77llenge is one challenge in that is she chaiier�*se i"; e , circumstance, for normal circumstance, but for people to try get 7about7777 information about their loved ones that have gone to a in this circumstance, hospital in this circumstance, that sets a whole other kind challenge. that certainly of challenge. thatis certainly question that is being put e -e there are officials that there are several hospitals around the city, and have been city, and injured have been to them, and whether are u-oin 77 are u-oin to be they are going to be reunited with their ones with theirtetes mess et a pith theiftssed pines’is. p. a ., ~' pith theiftssed pines’is. p. course, a question. thank you very much _ course, a question. thank you very much indeed. _ course, a question. thank you very much indeed. more - course, a question. thank you very much indeed. more on i course, a question. thank you i very much indeed. more on this throughout the day. and other assistance.
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like social security benefits would continue. so what does this pause mean? for the green new scam that has cost american taxpayers tens of billions of dollars. it means no more funding for transgenderism and wokeness across our federal bureaucracy and agencies. no more funding for green new deal social engineering policies. continue to receive that. and president trump is looking out for you by issuing this taxpayer dollars.
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the bbc�*s david willis is in washington — what this is all about, it's part of an ideological government spends its money — how does it spend the billions so in an attempt to discover the answer to that question, mr trump himself has imposed a freeze on foreign aid at least, by a judge. the government seeking — or the trump administration if you like, to, for example,
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environmental projects, donald trump's base, and that is perhaps people to things like medical care or medical aid — well, you're absolutely right. who are elderly, sick or disabled will not be
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as you can imagine. or reviewed in some way. president trump is to receive his first visit from a foreign leader next he foreign leader next week. he has invited benjamin netanyahu the white house on the move will end the sth. the mete will lend ’"
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operations the sth. the mete will end ’" operations on israel they soil. israel alleges that they in hamas attacks on soil. israel alleges that they the hamas attacks on soil. israel alleges that they the 7th. as attacks on soil. israel alleges that they the 7th. jordanian on october the 7th. jordanian troops are bringing aid to gaza, bringing urgently needed medical supplies to about 1.9 medical supplies to about ifs palestinians. id critical in gaza efforts are critical in gaza as tens of thousands of persons 777bac7kt7o777777 777bac7kton7orthern it is supposed to be tents to enter and 60,000 housing 7 housing to housing 7 togo in addition to inside gaza. in addition to that, the need is very that, the medical need is very
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urgent, because only a few are workin- 7 7 are working pa7rtially hospitals are working partially in surveyed coming in gaza, surveyed coming through helicopter through the helicopter from jordan and other will jordan and other countries will and help with coordinate, and help with this effort mainly aid, 77 also the medical aid, because also the rafah crossing be to get in, because there help aid get in, because there is not enough equipment in gaza accordin- to according to the deal, also, according to the deal, trucks, and by land. also, according to the deal, trucks�* aid, by land. also, according to the deal, trucks�* aid, ity land. also, according to the deal, trucks�* aid, it shows airlifting ef aid. it shewsi' ,. .. the airlifting efaid. it shewsi' ,. .. the aid airlifting ef aid. it shewsi' w .. the aid through the trucks that the aid threugh the tr’uc'es enough, so there is is not enough, so there is that this aid will eptimism that—this aideiill— — — ~ —— people, but it still reach people. but it is still there are 2
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not enough. there are almost 2 million people in need of food, all that million people in need of food, it all that million people in need of food, it a all that million people in need of food, it a good . that million people in need of food, it a good start, but million people in need of food, is a good start, but million people in need of food, is needed. i start, but around the world and across the world, this is bbc news.
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is the chancellor herself. biggest of all, a third runway at heathrow — which has been mooted
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for decades, but has always but the chancellor recently seemed determined a lot has changed in aviation, and sustainable aviation and economic growth go hand—in—hand. climate campaigners are not convinced. around old trafford is also on the drawing board, and the council. academia, innovation and commerce closer together.
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carefully planned to ensure its financially sustainable, engaged local communities in its development. infrastructure development, it's crucial for growth. the local retail, hospitality, or the service industries that she's vowing to go further and faster to unlock economic simon jack, bbc news.
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just let you we will be looking at story more in in the business needs, depth in the business needs, will be coming up in depth in the business needs, vi2 be coming up in depth in the business needs, vi2 minutes' g up in depth in the business needs, vi2 minutes' time. 1 depth in the business needs, vi2 minutes' time. i hope jojn777 7 xieii m join me for that. climate change contributed to the devastating wildfires in los angeles. blocked a major road, but also means more people can return home because after three long weeks, the wildfires
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the pre—industrial era. conditions are now likely to persist for 23 days longer, increasing the chances fires will coincide with the strong seasonal winds. is variable in this region, but we've looked at different elements of the weather that are feeding into and all of those strands of evidence are pointing in the same direction and suggesting that, yes,
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let us turn our attention to africa let us turn our attention to eastern africa now. an immediate ceasefire in the democratic republic of congo. almost the whole of goma, the biggest city in the eastern drc. goma is the province. the afp news agency is reporting that more than 100
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a city of two million people. the control of m23 fighters. increased threats to their lives — 17 members of the multinational mission have been more on this story when we get it. the mona lisa is to be given its own space the move was announced as part of a major shake—up
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of the louvre announced by the french president. emmanuel macron said the louvre would be redesigned, world's busiest museum. outside the european union a higher entry fee. vibrant celebrations. dragon and snake figures. the goddess mazu for good fortune. more on this in the business news. in meantime, you are
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news. in the meantime, you are bbc news. stay watching bbc news. stay with us. hello, there. with these low pressure systems, which have brought days are looking dry. in fact, for the end of the week, high pressure will tend to build in to bring a lot of dry and sunny weather. wednesday we've got a lot of sunshine around, a few but it will bring a windy, cloudy, wet day to the extreme now the heaviest of the rain, the strongest winds remaining offshore, but it looks like the channel islands dry with some sunshine. it will be a chilly day, temperatures in
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but with skies clearing overnight, cold air mass, could be a risk of ice where showers have fallen. for thursday morning. a cold start with some mist and fog patches, too, and north east of scotland. it will feel chilly, but at least we've got the sunshine to compensate. see some sleet and snow over the higher ground of england it willfizzle qhtééfilgee.—.ee——— .; it will fizzle out as it pushes into high pressure, leave a legacy of cloud leave a legacy of cloud across eastern areas, and we should see some good across eastern areas,
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spells of sunshine across more northern and western areas. again, a chilly day to come with those values in single figures across the board. and then as we move into the weekend, high pressure begins to build across the south and the east. weather fronts out in the atlantic try to make inroads and push eastwards, but they're bumping up against a strong developing area of high pressure, so i think most of the rain will stay out west both saturday and sunday, with many places staying dry and chilly with light winds and some mist and fog developing at night. take care.
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sluggish economy. feet under the table and we look ahead to his as women's football goes from strength so what will the year of the snake bring
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