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we'rejoined now by paul amman chair of the liverpool lgbt plus supporters group kops 0ut.erson advocacy in the stands is taken. the move given henderson advocacy in the stands is taken.— stands is taken. the previous stance he took left — stands is taken. the previous stance he took left us _ stands is taken. the previous stance he took left us to _ stands is taken. the previous stance he took left us to believe _ stands is taken. the previous stance he took left us to believe that - stands is taken. the previous stance he took left us to believe that he - he took left us to believe that he would be a decent and consistent ally when it is done is shocked, saddened a large number of our members and the vast majority reporting that there are quite angry because they thought this was a man would stand by his principles and seems to be selling them out for money. seems to be selling them out for mone . :, y ., seems to be selling them out for mone . . i. ., seems to be selling them out for mone. . ., seems to be selling them out for mone. :, . ., money. have you heard him resp

liverpool almost becomes ukraine as they welcome hundreds of lgbt ukrainians and their allies too muchn invasion, so liverpool has stepped in to continue that special relationship built during eurovision, and this was to get inside. 0ne during eurovision, and this was to get inside. one of the organisers, amanda helton, joins me now. amanda, tell me, liverpool and ukraine, a very special relationship, why was it important that liverpool played host to kyiv pride this year? emily host to kyiv pride this year? only ste ed host to kyiv pride this year? only stepped in _ host to kyiv pride this year? only stepped in the — host to kyiv pride this year? only stepped in the eurovision, we found that the _ stepped in the eurovision, we found that the reception we got from the country— that the reception we got from the country was very positive. planning for pride _ country was very positive. planning for pride was going on as normal anyway, — for pride was going on as normal anyway, and it was suggested to us that at— anyway, and it was suggested to us that at that — anyway, and it was sugges

marching through liverpool street, front and centre of that march will be hundreds of ukrainians, they will be carrying pictures of lg bt ukrainians, they will be carrying pictures of lgbtard from kyiv pride. how special is it to you that liverpool is hosting on behalf of kyiv pride? very special and important because we cannot_ very special and important because we cannot match analyses right now because _ we cannot match analyses right now because of— we cannot match analyses right now because of the wall. russia is bombing _ because of the wall. russia is bombing our streets everyday. we need _ bombing our streets everyday. we need this— bombing our streets everyday. we need this opportunity to speak about the war— need this opportunity to speak about the war that we are fighting right now, _ the war that we are fighting right now. to — the war that we are fighting right now, to speak that the war is not oven _ now, to speak that the war is not oven that— now, to speak that the war is not over. that you still have to support ukraine _ over. that you still have to support ukraine and — over. that you still have to support ukraine and stand with ukraine because — ukrai

liverpool plays host to ukraine's celebration of lgbt rights.l security cooperation with niger after the country's army took power in a coup. it comes shortly after the us declared its "unflagging support" for ousted president mohamed bazoum, seen as a key western ally in the fight against islamist militants. on friday, the head of the presidential guards unit general tchiani declared himself niger's new leader. he said insecurity, economic woes and corruption led him to seize power. but there are now concerns in the west about which countries the new leader will align with. niger's neighbours, burkina faso and mali, have both pivoted towards russia since their own coups. nick westcott was the british ambassador for niger between 2008 and 2011. i spoke to him earlier and asked him what his thoughts were on the current situation there.

liverpool plays host to ukraine's celebration of lgbt rights. hello, welcome to the programme. cooperation with niger after the country's army took power in a coup. it comes shortly after the us declared its "unflagging support" for ousted president mohamed bazoum — seen as a key western ally in the fight against islamist militants. on friday the head of the presidential guards unit general abdorah—manny tchiani declared himself niger's new leader. he said insecurity, economic woes and corruption led him to seize power. but there are now concerns in the west about which countries the new leader will align with. niger's neighbours, burkina faso and mali, have both pivoted towards russia since their own coups. live now to chris ewokor in nigeria with the latest on this.

liverpool plays host to ukraine's celebration of lgbt rights. the eu has suspended all security cooperation with niger after the country's army took power in a coup. it comes shortly after the us declared its "unflagging support" for ousted president mohamed bazoum, seen as a key western ally in the fight against islamist militants. on friday the head of the presidential guards unit general tchiani declared himself niger's new leader. he said insecurity, economic woes and corruption led him to seize power. but there are now concerns in the west about which countries the new leader will align with. niger's neighbours, burkina faso and mali, have both pivoted towards russia since their own coups. chris ewokor in nigeria has the details for us. there have been some... it's looked like a lot of pressure been piled on the coup leaders in nigeria this evening. we're hearing that france has also suspended financial and other aids to niger with immediate effect. and this is as a result of the coup and development, political development, in that country.

liverpool plays host to ukraine's celebration of lgbt rights. hello. we start in ukraine where president volodymyr zelensky has been visiting "advanced positions" of ukraine's special forces near the hotspot of bakhmut as kyiv ramps up its counter—offensive. within the last few minutes, these pictures of the president were released on him meeting soldiers. bakhmut is about 130 miles east of dnipro which earlier was hit russian missile strike. at least nine people were injured, including two children, when the missile hit a large residential tower. the building also housed part of ukraine �*s security services. ukraine blaming russia for those missile strikes. this area is also just south of the city of david donetsk which is much closer to the border with russia, which ukraine retook from russian forces the other day. president zelensky released a video showing ukrainian fighters celebrating in the town as they retook it. we will bring you more as we have it, but these pictures arriving within the last few moments of president zelensky meeting ukrainia

why liverpool is playing host to kyiv�*s celebration of lgbt rights. hello. i�*m anjana gadgil.s. mr trump was speaking at the party�*s annual lincoln day dinner fundraiser in iowa, along with other republican presidential hopefuls. the former president insisted he will still run for the white house even if he�*s convicted. federal prosecutors widened their criminal investigation into mr trump over his handling of government documents after leaving office this week, but he still remains the frontrunner for the republican nomination.

liverpool plays host to ukraine's celebration of lgbt rights. hello.sident volodymyr zelensky has been visiting "advanced positions" of ukraine's special forces near the hotspot of bakhmut as kyiv ramps up its counter—offensive. within the last few minutes, these pictures of the president were released on him meeting soldiers. bakhmut is about 130 miles east of dnipro which earlier was hit russian missile strike. at least nine people were injured, including two children, when the missile hit a large residential tower. the building also housed part of ukraine �*s security services. ukraine blaming russia for those missile strikes. this

liverpool plays host to ukraine's celebration of lgbt rights.comes shortly after the us declared its "unflagging support" for ousted president mohamed bazoum, seen as a key western ally in the fight against islamist militants. on friday the head of the presidential guards unit general tchiani declared himself niger's new leader. he said insecurity, economic woes and corruption led him to seize power. but there are now concerns in the west about which countries the new leader will align with. niger's neighbours, burkina faso and mali, have both pivoted towards russia since their own coups. chris ewokor in nigeria has the details for us.

why liverpool is playing host to kyiv�*s celebration of lgbt rights. hello. i'm anjana gadgil.onald trump has told a gathering of republicans that he's the only candidate who can win next year's presidential election, and suggested this is the only reason he faces a raft of criminal and civil charges. mr trump was speaking at the party's annual lincoln day dinner fundraiser in iowa, along with other republican presidential hopefuls. the former president insisted he will still run for the white house even if he's convicted. federal prosecutors widened their criminal investigation into mr trump over his handling of government documents after leaving office this week, but he still remains the frontrunner for the republican nomination. here is what he had to say. in the newest echelon a poll of the newest echelon a poll of the swing states we are trouncing biden by seven points. in the big new premise poll we are beating biden 33-49. well, poll we are beating biden 33—49. well, ron desantis is losing to biden and in other polls i am leading by six, seven, eight and ii polls i am le

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now, not that long ago, liverpool footballer jordan that long ago, liverpool footballerjordan henderson spoke of the lgbtmmunity. he was an ally, apparently, but he's close apparently, but now he's close to saudi arabia, to moving to saudi arabia, where he paid £700,000 a week he could be paid £700,000 a week just how hypocritical are these people? remember that when the premier league stars and they all start taking the knee and they put the rainbow laces on and they've got the rainbow armband then. oh, sorry. armband and then. oh, sorry. hello is that arabia? hello is that saudi arabia? yeah. how much? all right, i'll see you in a tick. patrick christys gb news, britain's news radio. right? >> loads more still to come . and >> loads more still to come. and very shortly i'll be talking to the expert view of a man whose job it is to hold banks to account. as we do not let off coots, but we often talk about stonewall and lgbt rights on this show, not usually, though, about how they've infiltrated football. now, every season the premier league has a rainbow laces campaign, which the players and the club em

heights fighting for the future of lgbt can healthy full-fledged people fight so that sodomites can corrupt their children, but just, probably, rhetorical. sign liverpoolst gay parade with ukrainians under the flag and in the pride, which is responsible for bringing such cars to ukraine , the organizers hope that this action will strengthen ties between liverpool and kiev exactly the same as after the eurovision song contest on behalf of ukraine rainbow flags mixed with yellow -blue in the spotlight thousands of people , including hundreds of ukrainians, marched through streets of liverpool this city is hosting the participants, kiev pride stand. we understand that people are a little tired of the war, but you can't get tired because people are dying on the front lines, including our friends, relatives and homosexuals. they all die on the front lines to protect freedom. ukraine right now is fighting for its survival as a nation and as a country because the russians have been trying to destroy ukraine for centuries and we are here to remind the uk world that the war is not over yet we will march and we will in this way to support ukraine we will ask for

liverpool's programme, arguing that the rainbow laces campaign. he stands by lgbtq+, there are pictures of him with him, and so obviously it hurts. it hurt when we have this traditional male space, the football, and lgbtat space. that space is defended by a certain type of man. in making this sort of movejordan henderson shows where he has put his money. neil, thank you for talking to us. he has yet to do any interviews. i'm sure some of those will be the questions fired at him. i sure some of those will be the questions fired at him.- questions fired at him. i don't think... thank— questions fired at him. i don't think... thank you _ questions fired at him. i don't think... thank you very - questions fired at him. i don't think... thank you very much | questions fired at him. i don't i think... thank you very much for talking to us. let's turn to another important story. london's high court has ruled that prince harry can proceed with some of his claim against rupert murdoch's uk newspaper group. the judge ruled that the claim in relation to alleged unlawful information gathering — such as the use of private investigators — could be tried. but, he ruled, allegations of phone hacking cannot proceed to

why liverpool is playing host to ukraine's celebration of lgbt rights. hello, i'm rich preston. up to 20,000 rail workers in the rmt union are taking part in their latest strike today in the long—running dispute over pay, jobs and working conditions. it's the second consecutive weekend of industrial action on the railways. just over half of the usual services are expected to run across the network. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin has this report. for the second saturday in a row, some of the 14 affected train operators are running very limited services. after more than a year of industrial action, many people have got used to changing their plans or found other ways of travelling on strike days. but hospitality businesses say they're still feeling the impact.