and as you say, sion fain are on track to become the largest party in that pool. be entitled to the post 1st minister for the 1st time, every now that really would be a historic moment in northern ireland. now you mentioned that the funds that they all committed to this idea of a united ireland, that certainly the issue that is going to grab the headlines, the prospect of that's not imminent if there is a lot that stands in the way. but certainly this a when would open the door to the prospects of many of watching very closely. but there are also issues in the short term that need to be considered a lot of uncertainty. pumps. instability could be coming down the tracks in the week. ahead and that is partly because under the times of the good friday peace agreements in 1998. no one island has a power sharing government. what that means, in essence, is the democratic unionist party needs to agree to form a government with sion fain going forward. that is something that they've said they're going to find very difficult. the reason that they've given is what's called

earlier i spoke with maria faro, she's the spokeswoman for sion fain on public expenditure. she's also a member of ours parliament. i asked her if her party was ready to budge on those d u. p. cause to scrap the northern ireland protocol. what i think was important for people to be aware of is that the majority people actually support the protocol . and indeed, if we look back on us, the whole issue of brags it is a fact that the north actually voted to remain within the you. and i think that's a really important point to make because i think people need to realize that the democratic go to the people of the north was to remain within the you. and really what happened was that westminster government took them out of that. now it's really disappointing to see that m d p didn't for foreigners speaker today and the, you know, that the, that, that didn't go into train because we're ready and we know that the people of the north was very clear on the election last weekend that in fact, the majority of people supported m pro protocol parties, but also they supported those parties

ok, so some you can or may cause are down playing the significance of a sion fain when the system to this bouts for the question of the constitution. i mean that's a lower priority, not just for sure. fine. but the 30 percent of the people in northern ireland to support border poll. i mean, the majority of people i think won't just just want to see the government and all that all back up and running. so wilson fain pursue its goal of a united art and even though it wasn't a priority in their election, it wasn't a priority. they were focused on more bread and butter issues. now they've said that they are not fixated on a date or any sort of a referendum and certainly it is an imminent, but they stated intentions are clear. now, that doesn't mean to say that this vote is a reflection of the big public support for that. if anything is not so much that shouldn't fain has is made, gains is more that that has been a divide fraction, a unionist vote. that is the issue. so it's not likely that we're going to see that in the near future. certainly. but this does open the door to it. all right

well, this is a new generation of leaders with a sion fain. it is also a new generation to be. lecturers is 11 of the really key stories. this is emerging so far from this election is that some versus a turning away from this. even nation that or union is vote and going for non aligned parties, moderate parties, that is a key feature of this, they suddenly the fact that she found does seem to be emerging at the largest party doesn't necessarily we're flat, will, doesn't appear to reflect the fact that voters are hugely in favor. we're really pushing off the top of their mind. i'd like to see a united ireland. so that's something that really has to be taken into account here . but you will undoubtedly see some uncertainty. there are also partial point with in northern ireland breakfast being one of them. and that as i say is likely to play out. ok, correspondence, shallow chelsea and fill in london. thank you. there are some other stories making headlines around the world. french president manuel, my chrome has been sworn in for a 2nd 10 micron

now that we've seen sion fight emerge is the largest party line and has a power sharing agreement. meaning that we are likely to see some uncertainty ahead of a how would that now progresses with issues like breaks it likely to continue to prove contentious. but yes, this is indeed a seismic moment phenomenon and, and the policies, ultimate goal is a united ireland and his lead is a calling for discussion on that very issue. how do you think this will unfold? wish in things leaders will say that this is always been part of the discussion part of the conversation. now they have stress that they aren't fixated on a particular date or a referendum and they've really been campaigning a more bread and butter issues to appeal to voters like the cost of living crisis or a health care crisis as well. and it really shouldn't be taken necessarily that this said them and managing as the launch is, party is a signal of huge support for versus for this issue of a united on. and in fact, this isn't so much a game's mission vein is more losses from the a unionist party, the d u p. who's seen that

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now that we've seen sion fain emerge is the largest party norm island has a power sharing agreement. meaning that we are likely to see some uncertainty ahead over how that. now progresses with issues like breaks it likely to continue to prove contentious. but yes, this is indeed a seismic moment for northern ireland. there's some other stories making the headlines today. a hong kong election committee is voting for the cities, new chief executive to replace kerry lamb in july. nearly $1500.00 largely pro beijing members are taking part in a secret ballot with only one candidate. john lee. international observers fear his election will further tighten beijing grip on hong kong. russian authorities say forest fires have killed at least 8 people inside the area. local officials have declared a state of emergency in the cross yard region. the blazes have damaged hundreds of building high winds, or hampering efforts to extinguish them. people rallied for abortion rights in cities across the united states, including outside the supreme court in washington, d. c. a draft opinion leek last m

and even a sion pain comes into government in the republic of ireland. they will obviously then be able to increase the pressure for such a move. but the british government has the ultimate sale. whether referendum is called or not. now support for issue unification in the north is running at, you know, most polls showed it as a kind of $40.00 to $60.00 breakdown around 60 percent or a little less saying they would vote to stay in the u. k to more around 40 percent saying they were joining united ireland. but there is in all of these polls a big pool of don't knows. and you can see the chin fane is now orienting itself to and to winning over a substantial number of these don't knows it over the next 5 years, 5 years or so. and the tone of their president, mary lou mcdonald, when she spoke about the election results earlier today was very much at aimed at this middle ground and, and thinking of irish reading cation as a project that could, you know, bring people together. right? well i thank you very much, neil. oh, daugherty for taking the time to come o

the northern ireland, you said yourself, this is the 1st time that sion fain a nationalist party, has emerged as the largest policy ever making it really a historic moment. now this stated intentions of a united ireland at some point in the future, really a story that is going to to make the headlines even though it's not thought to be imminent. that will, of course thrill some, it will along others. and it's not the only issue that is likely to be contentious going forward. now that we've seen sion fan emerge is the largest party known ireland has a power sharing agreement. meaning that we are likely to see some uncertainty ahead . how would that now progresses with issues like breaks it likely to continue to prove contentious? but yes, this is indeed a seismic moment for northern ireland and the parties ultimate goal is a united ireland and its leaders a calling for discussion on that very issue. how do you think this will unfold? wish in things leaders will say that this is always been part of the discussion part of the conversation. now they have stress that they aren't fixated on

absolutely, as you say, sion fane and nationalist party are on track to becoming the largest party that really is nothing shed as short of a watershed moment. would be the 1st time that they do have the right to the post, the division of minutes and making it really pretty historic. now in terms of consequences, i think you have to conclude that there will be a period of uncertainty no less. because as we know very clearly, sure thing has said that they are in favor of uniting the island of island, irish unity. but that's next possible. in the short time, we're likely to see the period of negotiations, not because the democratic unionist party, it said that it will not form an executive until the controversial northern ireland protocol. this breaks it deal that was come up with designed to avoid a hard board on the island divine and is radically changed. that is something that isn't going to be very easy. so you are going to see this very difficult period as breaks it really is back in the headlines over the next few weeks. and then of course, looking further into the longer time, there

in thursday's attack. counting so far off to northern ireland election shows the nationalist party sion fein is a head rejections showed. it would be the biggest party leaving behind the democratic unionist party. should fame was once the political wing of the aisle re which fought against british rule. a local elections in britain or as johnson's conservatives have suffered losses, but the opposition labor body is failed to make major gains. the conservative party lost control of several areas of london, or labor and the liberal democrats. one power in some councils in this has been a top flight for conservatives in some parts of the country and other parts of the, of the country. we're actually moving forward and, and so for mid term, it's quite interesting that it's a mixed set of results. movement has been restricted in china's capital for 3rd day as it tries to contain the spread of coven 19 subway stations and bus routes of shot down across parts of beijing. thousands of people queuing protests each day. the city of 22000000 is trying to avoid a shanghai star full lockdown. as the

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the trip, delivered concrete results and dismissed criticism by those they say make up lies about sions, young under the guise of human rights to the junior life in recent years has been a tendency of politicizing and instrumental lising. the un human rights council. and other multilateral human rights institutions, china has made it very clear that some western countries while having no self reflection on their own notorious misdeeds, yet driven by political motives, abuse multilateral human right platforms to spread rumors and lies using human rights to interfere and others domestic affairs and recklessly attacking and smearing others, turning multilateral human rights institutions into arenas of naming and shaming and block confrontation. these behaviors have gravely poisoned the atmosphere of the international human rights cooperation and must be taken seriously thoughtful. ah, well let's bring an i guess from washington d. c. rouge on above. the executive director of campaign for week is in beijing is on our tank in the senior international fellow at the titans to, to, to specializ

and that is before he was even referring to sion. john, as poor winding inspirational eggs, experience, he should look back into the history of the hong kong police force, where it got things right where it earned popping, respect and credibility as chief executive, she will have to earn that respect and with the ability before he will have a chance to put his policy ideas into practice, otherwise they are just slogans in speaking of policy practices. mr. go, i want to ask him because i noticed amid the trials of those currently been prosecuted in hong kong under the national security law, which mr. lee has been a big proponent as i see, even a beijing appointed judge has criticize the delays in terms of process there. could china potentially go to fi in? no, i think not. why? because one, these should be clear in hong kong, rule of law and democratic rights need to be fully protected. on the other hand, anything which denies china sovereignty of on call is illegal is against the national security law. and anything which advocates, h

we have a political wit because i've stated to sions, it sank in with the state a policy than if you can hear him, ron hans, previous statements that we are very so famous. pre said that the both military and the government on the same page, actually it has been a fact that bucks some built institutions supported every democratic government. we're looking at the national interests of the country. this one incident on round . com to mention. i think this is also lesson love for him, round com and his team and also those who were maybe not really competent enough to manage and sustain develop economic policies. so we would not have reached to this, let me say competent and our team in actually our professional on global professional. or is it more about building alliances and do what the americans losing look about to look, americans had been forcing focused on is not it is an open secret. a medical said been distant buck a saw many times on because they billed on the transaction relationship because a lot of comic dependency. what focus on is trying to do for the pos ticket as a set t

the idea of sending more arms to ukraine doesn't facilitate the to say sions of the warranty crane. a piece of ukraine should now be the principal objective. steve, if we provide armster crane, it will keep the war go away made, it just contributes to extending suffering. he devastation, so it is also a step which puts us against russia. and then we shouldn't be surprised why russia would take a hostile step against us in a crate. we should act as mediators on the favorite diplomacy, done god middle grade. meanwhile, in a speech, during a meeting of the opaque plus group of major oil producers, the secretary general, the porter, he says, there is no spare capacity to the place. russia supplies, dashing brussels hopes of a fast transition, much an oil and other liquid exports account for more than $7000000.00 barrels per day. and in another update, the russian president has signed a decrease introducing retaliatory economic measures as a response to western sanctions. and new document bands trading with individuals and entities from so called unfriendly countries. it also for certain

listen. sions. both of the cities have been cut off, electricity and water drinking water needs to be brought there. and the main danger is now that the road that leads into these 2 cities into less a chance can then buy a smaller bridge into a saver than as might be, count fighting has been intense along the main road going in there. and the russians have even been on that road, but then they have been ford back but very dangerous to drive their cars that take this road are being regularly. sheldon, if occasions are only possible in armored vehicles. so it's a very tough situation. there's one other road, but it's small. it doesn't have the same capacity as, as, as this one. so the danger is, of course, that those 2 cities will end up being completely surrounded and then we would the weights we would see probably something like in mary you for where a whole city is, including the residence, to remain there more than $30000.00 people in the 2 cities where these residents would be trapped together wi

we have a political good because of stated to sions, it sank in with the state or policy, then you can hear him, ron, hans, previous statements that we are very so famous. pre said the both military and the government on the same page. actually it has been a fact that buck some built institutions supported every democratic government. we're looking at the national interest of the country and this one incident on round. com. you mention, i think this is also lesson lun for him, round. com and his team and also those who were maybe not really competent enough to manage and sustain develop economic policies. so we would not have reached this when you say competent anal damian, actually are professional on government professional, or is it more about building alliances and do what the americans look about to look, americans had been forcing pakistan is not it is an open secret. a medical said been ditton bach, a son many times on because the build on transaction relationship because lot economic dependency. what focus on is trying to do for the boss ticket as a set to get out of this. i am

her team has been trying to negotiate what they've described unfettered access to sion young since 2018, but it's really unclear what kind of access exactly they're going to get. beijing has said that this trip has only been allowed on the grounds that this is not an investigation. and that there is no presumption of guilt. and according to the chinese government, they say that any allegations of human rights abuses in she's young had been what they've called a lie of the century. and precisely, that has called so much controversy and even criticism of this visit before it's even begun, right? that's right, the u. s. government and several human rights groups around the world have expressed a lot of concern, a lot of skepticism. they're worried that this trip will be used to whitewash any alleged atrocities taking place in shinji. and certainly, beijing has a history of tightly controlling and curating any trips by foreign dignitaries to sensitive areas, especially since young and now we've got this covered 19 outbreak across the country, there'll be extra restrictions on her team trave

inside a sion jung internment camps somewhere between 20172018, they include thousands of photographs of o wiggers kept inside this particular camp about 2800 mug shots, essentially in some sewing or the these people visibly distress. one woman's crying in her profile shop, they have men, women of all ages. the youngest is a 15 year old girl. the oldest is woman in her seventies. and there are also some photos of a week as with shaved heads, appearing to take part in some sort of re education activity supervised by gods in uniform. also part of his lead documents were speeches given by leaders in shin, young, talking about the absolute threat of, of religious extremism than the need to stamp out the religious beliefs of the these weaker people. and most alarmingly, there was an order in an internal speech that gods shoot to kill anybody who attempted to escape this cam. so definitely very distressing and definitely challenges. any idea that these are voluntary centers or latino, from adrian zones whose from the victims of communism. memorial fund version, it was in the private they to

when you think gone, it's a long way from former prime minister. sions obeys dream. of becoming a world leading tourism destination all geared to the 2020 summer olympics that he helped to secure for a while, japan was on track to meeting its tourism ambitions. in 2019, he recorded well over 30000000 visitors. i was fully expecting to eat its goal of 40000000 arrival in 2020. when the pandemic happens. ironically, the start of the pandemic that decimated the tourism sector was heralded by an outbreak on a cruise ship that had docked in yokohama. the olympics were delayed by a year while the country virtually closed its borders. the area which was the athletes village is now under development as memories fade of those ill fated games . and japan can look ahead to reopening to tourism once more. cautiously knock either on the reopening will happen gradually and 1st back its doors organized. but the travel agencies who are fears that are rushed, reopening might see a resurgence in coven 19 cases. don't seem to bother a population, apparently. suffering pandemic fatigue,

but what we have seen in these leaked files is a very disturbing look at life inside a sion jung internment camps. somewhere between 20172018 may include thousands of photographs of a week as kept inside this particular camp. about 2800 mug shots, essentially in some sewing, at the these people visibly distress one woman's crying in her profile shop. they have men, women of all ages. the youngest is a 15 year old girl. the oldest is woman in her seventy's and there are also some photos of a week as with shaved heads, appearing to take part in some sort of re education activity supervised by gods in uniform. also part of these leaked documents were speeches given by leaders in sion . jung talking about the absolute threat of, of religious extremism than the need to stamp out the religious beliefs of the these weaker people. and most alarmingly, there was an order in an internal speech that gods shoot to kill anybody who attempted to escape this cam. so definitely very distressing and definitely challenges. any idea that these are voluntary centers, target farmers, us as on color, is committe

have been released said to have been taken and weaker re education camps and china, the so called sion young police files were leaks to researchers with the group victims of communism. they reveal more details about the master tension of a weakness and a shoot to kill policy if any one trying to escape rights groups have accused china of crimes against humanity for its treatment of the mainly muslim group. community you is in beijing with more on the release of those photographs. china's foreign ministry have dismissed them saying that these are antique china forces trying to, to near china and have called them lies. this is a message that beijing has sent said numerous times a foreign. it certainly does challenge beijing's narrative that these internment camps of voluntary vocational centers designed to improve the lives of the week people. but what we have seen in these leaked files is a very disturbing look at life inside a sion jung internment camps. somewhere between 20172018 may include thousands of photographs of a week as kept inside this particular camp. about 2800 mug shots,

so there is no government unless the european sion fan actually agree. now that all looks fairly tenuous at the moment. i see they have something like 6 months to agree on something. i mean, what happens if that doesn't actually work out? nicholas of the legal position is clear that there will be another election. the political position, of course, is much less clear if it's not possible to put together a government north, norland, because one of the parties has got a completely detached reason for not wanting to go in. then that raises questions about whether the devolved institutions, the regional governments, structures established by the good friday agreement can be sustained. i think it's very dangerous for the d. u. p to do that from their own perspective. because the alternative to having as evolved government is going to be continued through directly from london with strong inputs from dublin. and as is precisely the situation that was set up in 1985 under the, under our agreement with the g p fund, intolerable. now they appear to be working to b

as a result, this will be very significant because of course sion fain. and as its primary intention is seen, northern ireland no longer exists, its wants to see irish unification. so to have should face the largest passing the assembly in northern ireland. and bearing in mind that overnight it was created to maintain a union, a majority would be remarkably significant. dana murray is a young nationalist blow to bold in 1998 when the good friday agreement brought an end to the troubles. he grew up on streets that then those now bear the marks of violence and division is hostile, hotmail, hotmail, recently last year on the roof of the privacy rule. so there is that element of their stellar. i think you have to go to mark, see a child in this new assembly. if it is to be an i says, 1st minister, you know that nice the show or who desire to go back there has going to take time and trust and work on dialogue. and, you know, maybe not physically but metaphorically picked into the wall together. change appears closer. now accelerated by the u. k. departure from

so, you know, time will tell how that deconstruct sion of this industrial system occurs. we hope it occurs in a way that provides a lot of jobs for a lot of people because taking out pipelines is a lot of labor, you know, and the just transition that, you know, or however we call it the, the, rebuilding, the restoration economy will take a lot of work, you know, and, and that opportunity is the opportunity to build an economy that makes sense. so that's very optimistic in the sense that you say the mountain is steep and it has to be climbed, but was on a climate our difficult it is right. this decade is a most consequential decade in immense is, is see what in struggle. we are able to achieve over the next 10 years will determine what kind of future we have. but typically for people in small island states, the least developed countries and so on. so i believe that it, we're going to wind right now in a short time space doc, for too many companies that are doing bad things in the front end. and we probably don't have time to go off to each of them separately. i think what

and if there were to be an executive sion fan won't have the 1st minister. michelle de la, the party leader in the north of ireland would be they would be the party leader, the alliance party, which really was falling behind over a number of years. as not a major serge. they doubled their seats and they will be entitled to a major part and then executive. but there will be an executives because the democratic union, as party of said they will not play a part and running, stormed, or having any role in the administration. on to leave, pretty same border. the protocol has been removed. what is that? shouldn't a majority? let's start with that. what does that majority say to you about, i guess not just the mood of the country, but how it sees its future. it's a major historic shift that has enormous psychological. busy and symbolic importance, i didn't really causing the question the point of the north of ireland, which was created by the british a 100 years ago. so that there would always be a unionist majority. there is no, no longer, i mean, a union majority

took place in the wake of the so called lockdown parties, scandal in northern ireland. nationalists sion pardon as the party rather, should feign him to take a majority of seats for the 1st time in the provinces. history. clearing their path to the prime minister's office at least 700 people have been admitted to the or to iraqi hospitals with breathing problems. after a sandstorm smothered much of the country, baghdad saw canceled flights and deserted streets and authorities urge residents to stay inside until the air is once again safe to breathe. what should be a busy street in baghdad which shops and cafes is deserted and covered with dust. with the latest sunstorm has choked the iraqi capital in a thick cloud of fine particles. turning day into night. to prevent inhalation of sunned face masks have become essential. not just because of covert as a result of the dust. bagdad hospitals are inundated with people struggling for air and asking why sandstorms are happening with greater frequency of it. yeah, this dust is making the situation worse because we cannot inhale clean air with t

you really would a sion, yeah. come on, did you get us? but i still picked up by schrupo. leach, we used to call you go, but then you nibble. but what do you shania look new partially in a school. luckily. channels fiercely with i was youth labriola but i will have lots of boise they eat boil copies, you know what that will take. yeah. as long live as it's elaine young. yeah. but you will in young, your senior so she left really was lord sort of mean allah is this good, just go was give, go for a. she just needs a loan terminal in a storage. i mean that within a 2 year period, zayden has i did send me another look. we lost a boy with platinum. what's the last name for carson with but i do, i live with billy . we really had to move on to the machine, but lowered sentimental moves or somebody i live up with you a little because yeah, you know, with the company, you know, it's, i mean, i was on but i didn't know what was in the right. so mm hm. with with i ha, i yeah, a lot with a need to come to russian state to never be a with man in the eu

and instead of it being really away from ashley to get a real view of what is happening in sion, janet it will be used to whitewash any atrocities that may have taken place or may still be taking place in saint john by the chinese government. katrina is there for us in beijing. thank you so much. katrina, wall water borne disease outbreaks are threatening tens of thousands of people and ne, bangladesh. off the days of rain and flooding. hundreds are being treated for diarrhea and hospital is in one area of sil heads and across the border in india. heavy pre monsoon range, of course, flash floods and landslides in the northeast, while other parts struggle with a heat wave. at least 25 people have diet and more than 650000 have been displaced just in the past 10 days. a major river has also best its banks flooding around 2000 villages and some states from that middle water levels are receding. the agencies have made more headway in terms of rescuing people. people are getting aid, but the tragedy is, is that all this has taken on people who've had to live through this boat in terms of lo

it's unclear what boshoway would encounter during her sion janet visit. but bost coverage from chinese state media already provide some clues. ah, this is the vision of shinji young. the china's ruling communist party wants the world to see weaker cassock and other muslim minorities dancing, studying mandarin, and drawing pictures. the up, the public face of what beijing describes as a successful campaign to fight terrorism and restore order and ethnic cohesion. and says noah total nurse shall i want to declare that there is no way to stage the kind of social harmony instability that exists since shinji young. and we're not hiding anything we. she also knew her. you man, a significant days, a leak from shinji on security operations shows a very different picture from beijing's version. the files released as you and human rights chief, michel boucher lay began a 6 day visit, include mug shots of thousands of detained. weaker is an internal documents outlining, shoot to kill policies for those who try to escape it's, it's hard to describe, but it's deeply t

she was not able to roam freely around sion, janet and, and make it clear assessment. and also another thing though, would be disappointing, is that many rights groups have been waiting for the un human rights office to release a report into shin john into abuses. and this is a long awaited report. and it was hoped that this visit would contribute to that report. michelle ashley said during the press conference that because this was not an investigation, this was in no way linked even to that report which is going to stun some people. i'm sure. so we may have to wait, she until she leaves china to get a full, a picture of what was achieved. but it seemed that she was very careful, at least in her statement than not to offend the chinese government. and she didn't really come back with anything surprising in terms of findings from the trip of 0. katrina, you're reporting live from aging. katrina, many thanks. 100 and he's really rights group is demonstrating against the construction of a settlement outpost in the occupied west bank. the police tried to disperse, the pro

and the effectiveness of this is like whether it be to sion, john, or to hong kong, it should be, it has to be look that with the perspective that it would be on, let me go say she was china, it has to remain to be seen or discussed by the international community and a public or the 5th, it would be a factor. we'll leave it there for that. i mean, thank you so much for joining us. kelly home from the hong kong, free press channel. the philippines elected a new president nearly 2 weeks back. ferdinand, macos junior or bon bung, as he is commonly known is the son of former dictator, fed and mac was now his rules. so disappearances and torture. i mean to crack down on human rights in the country under martial law, which is why his son's election is president shocked. money. now these very people are determined to insure the philippines. democracy isn't crushed, as it was once before. oh, a warning to ferdinand morris. do you not to follow in his father's footsteps? but while protests like this persist, his election suggest history has already been written in the minds of many filipinos.

revenues for the year b james 0 cove policy has resulted in locked down from the manufacturing hub sion, gen, as well as the world's largest port. shanghai is not just be james cobra policy was causing problems for the chinese economy, dw businesses, china analyst clifford conan, takes a look at the challenges facing the world 2nd biggest economy. supply chains are struggling to keep product moving. retail sales or falling restaurants in catering or suffering. industrial production is slowing. unemployment is on the rise. almost every metric suggest beijing's official forecast of 5.5 percent growth this year is too optimistic.

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he sat to take office in july and irish nationalist party. sion fain has won the most seats in northern ireland legislative elections. its leader in the british territory. michelle o'neill called the victory a defining moment, the mainly catholic party supports reuniting. the north with the republic of ireland should fain will now try to form a government and with the bonus league a title already settled in byron, unix favour attention has turned to the race for european tournament qualification . outsider's own on berlin visited 4th place, fryeburg hoping to pull off an upset, and the capital club were fortunate to visit on a rare off day for the hosts. union visited german cut finalists fryeburg, knowing a win against their 4th place. host would guarantee them a spot in europe next season, and it was a capital club who drew 1st blood crecia from l poking home on the line in the 11th minute to hand, who knew on an early lead, the german with one of the simplest finishes he'll ever have to make and the visitors went tuning up after half an hour. captain christopher trimball with a close

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negotiate safe passage out for all civilians who are still in the ruined city. irish nationalist party, sion fame has won the most seats in northern ireland legislative elections. the parties ultimate goal is to re unite the british province with the republic of ireland. sinn fein will now try to form a government, but their political opponents are threatening to block the efforts. shin feigned supporters jubilant at their historic election when the nationalist party could now nominate northern islands. first minister is michelle o'neill manages to form a government. it will be the 1st lead by a politician who wants to re unite northern island with the republic of ireland. and it would be hugely symbolic for a party once ostracized, from politics over its ties to sectarian violence today represents a very significant moment of change. it's a defining moment for politics and for people. it was a sombre result, fission faint, opponents the d u. p. who want to northern ireland to remain a part of the united kingdom. i think the divided nature of unionism in the selection. houseman, 3rd term, wa

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