northern earlier we spoke to the trade officialfor the northern island official for the northern island allianceland alliance and we asked her about her members response.— alliance and we asked her about her members response. people have lived their lives rrot — members response. people have lived their lives not telling _ members response. people have lived their lives not telling people _ members response. people have lived their lives not telling people where . their lives not telling people where they work and what they do. now it's all out in the open. it is a huge of people for people. on the police staff side we get what is called revised environmental was up but i refer to as digit, get 500 nearly pounds, our police quite rightly get just over three and half thousand foot of our business case went to the department ofjustice who sets the department ofjustice who sets the staff at that we have not had any progress in the last three years in getting that higher amount paid to us. so i'd like to ask the department ofjustice if you would look down that list, would you then pick a police offi

if anyone remembers that during the time of the northern alliance, these two groups worked closely with the taliban and fought against ahmad shahan. madam they what do they relate to or not, and who, well, just to explain that the muslim world is there, well, tajiks, who in tajikistan are sunnis, are sunnis. here, but these are extremists, and they fought against ahmad tajiks. mada is also sunni, so there is a swedish factor here said you know. the conscience of these uh two groups massive explosions in the same karacha shiite swords and the killer of shiite preachers coverage of a special military operation now we have visited the balkans in iran, a series in lebanon we communicate. with many westerners, we have the most severe censorship in the west. there is no freedom of speech with them when you meet and every time you start to open their eyes to what is really happening, so we made a decision ourselves, without instructions from above, began to prepare an informational message on russia's foreign policy, and then , what takes place in the area of ​​the special operation of the ara

belarus in relation to poland and other countries of the e-e alliance, which i think will require appropriate countermeasures from the most northerninteresting that belarus actually behaves as a worthy student of its the teacher there was baptized from the accusations of poland that two of them violated the airspace of poland with a rotorcraft and 24.8, well , that is, the rhetoric of us is there . of the belarusian border, and this is also similar to what happened in our country during the 8 years before the large-scale invasion, er , nevertheless, serhiy, let's evaluate somehow, i don't know, really military the potential that is now concentrated in the republic of belarus, if we are talking purely about their military, did they start the wagners ? is it possible that there are already some trainings of the belarusian military , what did they talk about? technique, as evidenced by the evaluation of the analysis, i.e. can we say that in general, the combat military potential in belarus is so multi-component , it is also increasing well, in fact, we can talk about the increase in the personnel of the wagner group on the territory

position, but the positive thing is that it cannot ignore the fact that it is a member of the alliance of the northernnd railway alliance and er here er i think that putin has little chance of any er potential er pluses because what can they agree with er turkey about the fact that they will restore ammonia a wire that goes through the territory of ukraine, where mine is not, they will not be able to agree that the russian ships will be unhindered to go across the bosphorus until theoretically it is possible to agree, but uh, you showed uh, uh, uh, all of our uh , uh, babies, uh, who now very clearly and clearly demonstrated that you can normally lift your nose up, but you can walk with this nose behind the cruiser moscow and quite realistically, this time they used 400 kg of explosives, the next one will be 800 and the hole under the waterline will not be one and a half by two, but it will be such that this trough will go to the bottom, so of course you can - there to wave their hands and talk about some things, but they are limited to the means that are available in ukraine today, and let them agree

specific position in the alliance, it does not always seem to me to be the right position but the positive thing is that she cannot ignore the fact that she is a member of the northernrailway alliance and here i think that putin has little chance of any potential advantages because what can they agree on with turkey, well , about the fact that they will restore the ammonia lead which is going through the territory of ukraine, where they will not be able to agree that russian ships will pass through the bosphorus unhindered. theoretically, it is possible to agree, but you showed ours, all the babies of kyiv, what are they now? very clearly and clearly demonstrated that you can of course lift the nose up, but you can follow the moscow cruiser with this nose and it is quite realistic, just 400 kg of explosives were used this time, the next one will be 800 and there will already be a hole under the waterline not e-e one and a half to two but it will be such that this trough will go to the bottom e therefore, of course, you can wave your hands there and talk about some things, but they are limited to the means that are available in ukraine today, and let them agree on an

moved into afghanistan, when american special forces moved into afghanistan, and along with the northern alliance, displaced the government, the taliban government in kabul and forced al qaeda terrorists to flee from their training camps. evidence was found in those training camps that al qaeda was indeed seeking weapons of mass destruction and hoping to develop chemical and biological weapons or to acquire them. there was incontrovertible evidence of that that emerges in october, november or december of 2000 at one at the same time, i'm talking about a confluence of events here. at the same time. one needs to recall that in the united states, there was a great fear of anthrax, that that envelopes and letters containing anthrax spores circulated in the mail. several postal workers were killed. these envelopes turned up in in the senate office building a congressional buildings were closed down. the supreme court itself was forced to move its deliberations to another location. in the middle of october. the there were a sense was inside the white house that went off suggesting that there was a toxi

as i said, these a new train, the port of broadcast in northern germany here, the ukrainian green alliance managers have found a german buyer. what the buyers do with the green grain alliance doesn't know. maybe it's susan germany there's a noise. farmers like all right, more. who also grows green on his farm in the state of lower saxony. he fears prices will collapse for him. it would be better if he crating green would be transported to germany, only for export boys from an economic perspective, it would be sensible if the you were to provide funds for subsidizing the freight if you create in week towards the north and baltic sea. so that this week and then also go to developing countries and alleviate degree, i just need there. whether such e u subsidies will come is unclear. the managers a great alliance are running out of time. they need to sell their harvest now, so they can pay their employees and receive their fields will beginning tomorrow, an amazon summit in brazil, we bring together the leaders of 8 nations to talk about protecting the vital landscape and habitat. it's threaten

live now to tracy godfrey — trade union official for the northern ireland public service alliance, also you have over 40,000 members across the public services and voluntary sector. your members must be worried. i sector. your members must be worried. , , ., . worried. i represent all the police staff members — worried. i represent all the police staff members in _ worried. i represent all the police staff members in the _ worried. i represent all the police staff members in the psni. - worried. i represent all the police staff members in the psni. they| worried. i represent all the police i staff members in the psni. they are extremely worried and concerned. i would like to correct that remark, we don't do deskjobs, we are out on the front line doing a variety of roles. the threat to police staff is as high and direct as police officers. ~ ., as high and direct as police officers. ~ . , ., ~' as high and direct as police officers. ~ ., , ., ~ ., , officers. what you think the answer is because the _ officers. what you think the answer is because the information - officers. what you thi

if someone remembers that during the time of the northern alliance, these two groups worked closely withld is there, well, tajiks, whom in tajikistan are sunnis are sunnis. here, but these are extremists and they fought against ahmad tajiks. mada is also sunni, so there is a swedish factor here. what is on the conscience of these uh two groups of massive explosions in the same karache of shiite swords? covering a special military operation , now we have visited the balkans, iran, syria , lebanon, we communicate. we are with many westerners the most severe censorship in the west, about no there is no freedom of speech with them when you meet and every time you start to open their eyes to what is really happening, so we made a decision ourselves, without instructions from above, we began to prepare an information report on russia's foreign policy and what is happening in the special operation zone we translate into english arabic farsi , well, and, accordingly, the russian countries of the cis and send it to our partners to specific addresses. in this way we are doing what we cannot do now

within the past hour we have heard from the leader of the alliance party in northern ireland, naomi longerjustice minister, who says she has been speaking to officers and their family. she describes them as feeling frightened and she also said that many of them will be rethinking their futures in the force. this was a serious data breach, there is no doubt about that, but individual addresses were not revealed and that is being seen as a good thing. the federation that represents police officers say that would have made them a target for terrorists. this will be discussed tomorrow at an emergency meeting of the policing board which oversees the policing board which oversees the work of the psni. i can imagine the work of the psni. i can imagine the force will be asked tomorrow, how did this happen in were there no safeguards in place to make sure this kind of data couldn't be released and what will the psni do in the future to protect their officers and make sure something like this never happens again. 5am like this never happens again. sara girvan reporting. _ like this never happens a

they act independently or they will be under pressure from the headquarters of the northern atlas, in fact, of the alliancelly, i say nato - this is a flight of the military, the political bloc has told the military and the police about this many times, if it is just the military, we will understand, so morally, we still have allies they are ready for a lot of things. yes, there are allies or friends, and in the end, a couple of years ago, remember in syria , the wagnerites had fun, they wanted to squeeze some oil fields there, the americans told them something over the radio for a long time and modestly, then they took it and covered it and 300 fire fighters flew to their infernal valhalla, so to speak, is disassembled into very small pieces of flesh. well, accordingly, and maybe the poles and maybe the euro-atlantic common one, and in case of something, it will simply fry the belarusian-russian units. well , the desire to get involved in russia will disappear, so to speak, finally to the third world war let me be offended by the hint of nato, but i do not believe in the alliance from the point of view of

of sweden, which is de facto already integrated into all the plans and operations of the northern agnostic alliancehreats, given that although relatively compact, but very effective, and most importantly with very good logistics and military infrastructure, these two scandinavian countries. being members of the alliance will seriously strengthen their positions. west here on this flank it is important for us today in this regard, of course, not only the creation. more precisely, in the creation of the moscow leningrad military districts, but also the strengthening of the forces of the northern fleet, including through the serial construction of mass construction. i would like to hope for multi-purpose nuclear submarine missile carriers that will carry the whole range of modern high-precision non-strategic strike weapons, both in nuclear and conventional equipped to check nato's dominance in the region. we can only rely on our nuclear capabilities. and you don't have to be afraid of it. it is necessary to openly speak and act, as regards the whole. we must understand that it is necessary to strength

this is used only by the us military, as well as their partners in northern natist alliance, thereforeica participated and carried out the said terrorist act, providing it with reconnaissance and navigational support. this is the first. the second control is carried out via a satellite communication channel, and therefore ukraine, which does not have its own communication satellites, especially with closed data exchange channels. again, the relevant technologies are provided here by nato member states and, finally, the design itself. here without an experienced hand british specialists were not spared, so the question is how we will classify such statements today. i think it would be very good to have our nonsense in the security council. he spoke, showed this video and demanded the reaction of the international community, if acceptance is needed. un security council resolution that ukraine is a terrorist state, i understand this is a diplomatic battle. but they also need to be used by international law, if there is no international law there is no international law, we all the time. w

emerged during the trial of lucy letby, and the announcement of the independent inquiry, the northern care alliancebabies in her care. nhs england has now confirmed that she has been suspended. we will be discussing this on the radio after ten o'clock. there will be more on the bbc news website and 3pp be more on the bbc news website and app throughout the day and of course on bbc radio 5 live. the sentencing starts after ten o'clock. we are talking about women's sport this morning. what is the state of play? it's been a long road. as they say, it's been a greatjourney. let's hear sean in lincolnshire. you are a coach. where are you with all this? i have four adult daughters. two of them were so invested in this. they were just numb after the result. but were just numb after the result. but we want the bigger picture from you, sean. 3, , we want the bigger picture from you, sean. , , we want the bigger picture from you, sean. , ., sean. basically, i coached and then i left sean. basically, i coached and then i left because _ sean. basically, i coached and then i left because of— sean. basically, i

police officers in northern ireland — after a data breach revealed every staff member's name, role and work location. the latest effort to protect the amazon. eight countries form an allianceo limit amazon deforestation — but fall short of some demands from campaigners and indigenous groups. the rapper — tory lanez — has been sentenced to ten years in prison for shooting and wounding the us hip—hop star megan the stallion. nhs england has warned patients that thousands more appointments will be postponed during the latest four—day strike byjunior doctors, which starts at 7am on friday. it comes as the british medical association says there is an increasing threat that doctors will leave the nhs to work abroad, in countries including australia and new zealand. our health reporterjim reed has been looking into this. we've been trying to answer that question, whether we've been seeing a large exodus, as is being feared, of nhs doctors going overseas. let's begin by looking at the bigger picture. this graph is showing as the proportion of uk nhs doctors that arejoining and the proportion of uk nhs doctors that are joining and leaving the proportion of uk nhs doctors that arejo

northern streams. as a result , it could undermine nato itself, at least carlson said that he did not see the possibility for the continued existence of the alliancer all that had happened. no to the plunder of our army, said the leader of the french patriot party, florian filippo, publicly reprimanded the head of the eu, which not only contributes to the escalation of the conflict in ukraine, but also robs the army of the eu countries, the point of no return for the french politician was the adoption by ursula von der lein, a very expensive decision regarding the next aid to the zelensky regime and her promise that there would be even more aid. ursula decided to send shells worth a billion 100 million euros to zelensky, who agreed to this no plunder of our army and support for the war. cumulative assistance to ukraine from the european union has reached 20 billion euros since february 2022, according to the finan show times, brussels considers it necessary to allocate for the needs of kiev another 86 billion euros, however, not all countries agree with this, disputes continue, and this, according to experts, can become a key test of the eu’s reso

alliance has plans to grow even larger. the . let's start with that breaking news out of northern pakistan that we've been following. army commanders have no rescued. at least 2 children from a cable car stuck 300 meters above ground. they and 4 other kids along with 2 adults have been dangling for hours after one of the cable snaps. this happened to anywhere above a remote mountain valley and chiropractic or province pakistan's national disaster management agency is coordinating the rescue efforts come on, hire joins as she's mom. he is monitoring this from some a bad come also about 15 minutes ago. it was news that one child had been rescued. no, it's true. this is all really encouraging. what's going on? the absolutely very encouraging and a given the fact that those helicopter and we're trying for several odd to lower by saying one of these pressure for jessica mondo's who initially dropped food and water to that uh, cable call, richard dangling on one side. and then i made several attempts, but because there is another cable, richard about 30 feet above the cable to call the helicopter, getting marked on low because there is a

the guardian of the alliance, the alliance has been formed in the occupied territory, my husband, thank you very much for the opportunity that we have about the northern borders of palestine and lebanon in the occupied territories have been a bit different for a few weeks now that hezbollah has set up tents there. i think the situation has changed a bit recently . an expert should speak in the north of the occupied territory, and we must face the fact that lebanon's hezbollah is not the hezbollah of 2006 , the security architecture of the region and especially the borders of the zionist regime have changed, but i know that the zionist regime has been around for some time now. let them deal with these tents and our good is hezbollah of lebanon and every day i do this, every day this person and that person will turn to the united nations to intervene without mediation and we gather from the top of the tents. the generators of the electrical installations are also from this party. god bless lebanon and all the people who are active in the axis of resistance to show you that the ability of israel has faced and has been and will always be in the future . i

alliance has plans to grow even larger. the . let's begin with this breaking news that we've been following from northern pakistan army commandos using helicopters of rescued at least 5 children now trapped in a cable car, suspended 300 meters above ground. that means one child and 2 adults remain stranded as we speak. they were dangling for hours after one of the cables snapped . the incident occurred when they were above a remote mountain valley in cairo, but some for proverbs, like a sense of national disaster management agency is coordinating the rescue efforts. come on, hire joins us from islamabad. what's the latest come up of the way the latest news suggests, and this of course has been confirmed by the progress on the military that at least 5 of those children have now been rescued. earlier in the day the military were trying to uh, to get you out the sling operation by trying to get close to that. uh, gabriel call. however, the high wind and the fact that they would uh, another cable, 30 feet above that gabriel golf, which prevented the helicopter from coming lower to get a more accurate, a $44.00 door that were being slung

alliance has plans to grow even larger. the . we begin with the breaking news that we've been following from northern pakistan . army commanders using helicopters, have rescued rescued at least 2 children trapped in a cable cars suspended 300 meters above ground. 6 other children and 2 adults remained stranded. they were dangling for hours after one of the cables snapped. the incident occurred when they were above a remote mountain valley and chiropractic cliff province. pakistan's national disaster management agency is coordinating the rescue efforts. come on, hire joins us from islam a bad come on. all the pictures that we've just seen were of the daytime daylight rescue efforts. but of course now it's night time and it's pitch black over there. what does that change and what's happening now? when there's been a change? god local experts have now been guard in some of them orland character dave, the dangerous dodge and a fox view minutes. another door during wasn't brought out and this time by some improvises agent. what they've done and that they've got a small, uh, uh, their cable guy which looks like a cable guy can get a one f

united press center of the northern defense forces, and we talked about the situation on the ukrainian border , the chief of staff of the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance , suggested that ukraine could become a member of nato if it cedes territories to russia. this statement by an official from in a public discussion in a norwegian city, orendal leads the publication and the verdensgang and here let's listen verbatim to what he said. i believe that one of the solutions can be ukraine's renunciation of the territory and obtaining membership in nato in exchange for this, which does not claim that it should be so, but this may be a possible decision in the alliance itself, as i write the ukrainian edition of european truth , which managed to communicate with an unnamed nato official, assures that the position of the alliance regarding support for ukraine has not changed, nato fully supports the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country, respectively , the position was confirmed by the leaders of the nato states at the summit in vilnius and it has not changed , an unnamed official representative of the alliance said in a public comment the ukrai

on the electoral college in congress that democrats have created by having this alliance of southern democrats in northerngressive? some republican said the way we are going to breakthroughs attract southern democrats and make them republican. that was a tragic choice. the whole point of the southern strategy was to take people who were democrats and convert them to republicans. i hope and i think a lot of americans hope we can move past that tragic history and have a country where we all believe in equal opportunity. host: how do you gauge success in your efforts when it comes to the freedom conservative effort? guest: there are a lot of wage -- ways to gauge success. i could not be more thrilled by the caliber and quantity and quality of the people who have signed onto this statement. a lot of people have been talking about in the presidential campaign, as well. we have to continue to facilitate and support the people who express freedom conservatism, who commit to the mission we express in addressing inequality of opportunity, tackling the rising federal debt and cost-of-living and making sure more ame

on the electoral college in congress that democrats have created by having this alliance of southern democrats in northerngressive? some republican said the way we are going to breakthroughs attract southern democrats and make them republican. that was a tragic choice. the whole point of the southern strategy was to take people who were democrats and convert them to republicans. i hope and i think a lot of americans hope we can move past that tragic history and have a country where we all believe in equal opportunity. host: how do you gauge success in your efforts when it comes to the freedom conservative effort? guest: there are a lot of wage -- ways to gauge success. i could not be more thrilled by the caliber and quantity and quality of the people who have signed onto this statement. a lot of people have been talking about in the presidential campaign, as well. we have to continue to facilitate and support the people who express freedom conservatism, who commit to the mission we express in addressing inequality of opportunity, tackling the rising federal debt and cost-of-living and making sure more ame

northern areas, but the temperatures are also falling. this is bbc news, the headlines. the latest effort to protect the amazon. eight countries form an alliancegners and indigenous groups. abortion rights groups claim victory in an ohio special election, that became a proxy battle for a separate vote in november. the rapper tory lanez has been sentenced to ten years in prison for shooting and wounding the us hip—hop star megan thee stallion. the eight countries that share the amazon basin have fallen short of an agreed goal to end deforestation. delegates from the countries are meeting in the brazilian city of belem for a two—day summit on the issue, the first such gathering in 1a years. the lengthy roadmap outlined in the city of belem promotes sustainable development, an end to deforestation, and fighting the organized crime that fuels it. live now to belem where the summit�*s being held and our south america correspondent katy watson. virgin forest still exists here in the amazon, but every day

alliance with the us. it means australian and japanese forces will now be able to operate in each others' countries with japanese f35 fighters due to be deployed to northernin 2022 due to concerns over an increasingly assertive china. two people have been killed after a tornado hit eastern china. state broadcaster cctv showed these pictures of the tornado tearing through farmland, leaving roofs damaged. 15 other people were reported to have been injured in jiangsu province. here, the government is considering putting messages inside cigarette packets to encourage smokers to quit. warnings have been printed on the outside of boxes for 50 years — but now ministers will consult on plans to go further in an attempt to get more people to stop smoking. the inserts are already in use in other countries — including canada and israel. matt cole has more details. images like this have been on cigarette packets since the late noughties. written warnings have been around even longer, but now the plan is to think inside the box. messages could be popped into packets which would set out the health and financial benefits of giving up and offer information on support for

for a region of northern body known as, as what, that's where i just have a history of grievances with the military. that governments which took past 3 years ago, it's a network of alliances in, for, and support. strange relations with format, colonial power from select the june to, to seek alternative backend, which includes most res, from russia's broadening group. along with the pro government fights as a number of other groups operating money, some of them are aligned with iso and i'll call you to a to and the complexities on the ground of hon. put the efforts to stabilize molly, set out in a 2015 piece deal. before we discussed the various elements of play with, i guess that's watched this report from carlock hacking the bags and heading home. the united nations peacekeeping mission in money is coming to an end. launched a decade ago. the operation became the u. n's most dangerous, the so called blue helmets to point to help the military flight on groups in the north. in june optic rubbing public descent and what the foreign minister described as a crisis of confidence. the military government asi you and to withdrew its 13000 peacekeepers. do you and security counci

alliance with the us. it means australian and japanese forces will now be able to operate in each others' countries with japanese f35 fighters due to be deployed in northernover an increasingly assertive china. two people have been killed after a tornado hit eastern china. state broadcaster cctv showed these pictures of the tornado ploughing through farmland, leaving roofs damaged. 15 other people were reported to have been injured in jiangsu province. an orange alert has been issued in bolivia over the risk of wildfires. firefighters have been tackling a number of incidents in santa cruz in the east of the country. 89 incidents have been reported with officials saying there was the risk that strong winds could cause the fires to spread. large areas of grassland have been burnt. the authorities in italy have issued a warning about mount etna, the most active volcano in europe. italy's national civil protection agency says it's now entered a "pre—alert" phase which means it is highly likely that lava will begin to be released. mount etna is believed to have the longest documented history of eruptions with records dating back to as early as 425 bc. sitting

alliance with the us. it means australian and japanese forces will now be able to operate in each others' countries. japanese f35 fighters are due to be deployed to northernver an increasingly assertive china, was signed last year. a russian drone and rocket attack on the port city of odesa has set fire to a supermarket. video released by ukraine's state emergency services showed firefighters trying to put out a huge fire which destroyed most of the structure. more now from hawaii and the aftermath the deadly wildfires there. the authorities have warned that efforts to find and identify the dead on the island of maui are still in their early stages. some 96 deaths have been confirmed but hundreds of people are still unaccounted for. to give you an idea of the scale of the devastation in historic town of lahaina, i want to show you some dramatic before and after video. first these pictures are from the harbour front area — and they were filmed in may. they show perfect blue seas with restaurants and bars along the front. boats are moored. many of those would of course take tourists visiting the island out on trips to go whale watching, snorkling or on a su

alliance with the united states. it means their forces will now be able to operate in each others' countries — with japanese f35 fighters due to be deployed to northernamid concerns about an increasingly assertive china. for more we can speak to sam roggeveen. he's the director of the international security programme at the lowy institute think tank. hejoins me now from canberra. thank you for being with us today. can you give us the bigger picture as to what this pact will mean for both countries?— pact will mean for both countries? ., ., ., countries? you are right that this should _ countries? you are right that this should be _ countries? you are right that this should be seen - countries? you are right that this should be seen in - countries? you are right that this should be seen in a - this should be seen in a context of the rise of china and worries around the region about china's ultimate foreign—policy ambitions. i think, though, that we need to temper expectations that this will have, that this is a sign of incipient moves towards a joint effort by like—minded nations to come together against the threat of china's rise. a lot of investment

northern streams. as a result, it could undermine nato itself, at least carlson said that he did not see the possibility for the continued existence of the alliancehat had happened. most of the countries involved in the confrontation in ukraine, one way or another , found themselves in a dependent position on what is happening at the front, the rating of politicians is rapidly responding to the unsuccessful, but so long-promised counteroffensive. this introduces too many risks in the upcoming elections, on the threshold of which the united states and some states, including the main ally, are russian political scientist malik dudakov shared his opinion on the impact of the ukrainian crisis on the polish electoral campaign in the trends program on ski poland. the ukrainian conflict, of course, is of paramount importance for poland and for the internal political life of poland. that is, if in america the democrats are really pedaling this topic, but in general, americans, it does not directly affect so much. well, yes, of course, inflation has risen there. uh, the scarcity of certain goods is cleared by the same fertilizers that used to be came from

against the prc, the states are deploying two alliances near the chinese borders at once, the southern one, where australia occupies the central place, and the northernsouth korea, so together with tokyo and seoul, washington plans to develop an interceptor missile for counter weapons china russia and the dprk judging by the leaks in the press , this issue was discussed by biden with the japanese prime minister and the president of south korea during their tripartite meeting at the country residence of the american leader. we are expanding our trilateral defense cooperation to keep the internet secure in the pacific region. this includes holding annual military exercises in various fields to take our defense cooperation to an unprecedented level. well, we are doubling the exchange of information, including rocket launches and its activity, strengthening our cooperation in the field. the missile defense did not disregard this meeting in pyongyang on the occasion of the camp david summit. they prepared the launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile, as the head of the north korean ministry of defense said in the dprk, they are confident in the ine

northern ireland secretary. this morning. 29 people were killed when republican terrorists attacked the village in county tyrone 25 years ago today , the years ago today, the cross—community allianceion to this . ireland's relation to this. ireland's deputy prime minister has said his country will cooperate fully with the uk inquiry , which the with the uk inquiry, which the government announced earlier this year . this year. >> the prime minister should apologise to students who miss out on their expected grades this week, according to the liberal democrats . this comes as liberal democrats. this comes as analysis suggests they each lost 48.5 days of learning during the pandemic. the lib dems education spokeswoman said no student should be forced to miss out on a university place because of what she called the government's incompetence . this . what she called the government's incompetence . this. i what she called the government's incompetence . this . i have what she called the government's incompetence . this. i have some incompetence. this. i have some sympathy with what the lib dems are saying with that, in the sense that some students have been hard done by. >> but what you