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we ta ke we take our evidence to sudan's top religious authority. tell him about the evidence we have gathered. during our investigation, more than 80 women broke their silence about appalling sexual violations. despite all the evidence we have gathered, moroccan and sudanese authorities are not taking any action to protect these women. hi there. for many, this weekend is going to be hot and humid again, especially for england and wales, with temperatures only slowly coming down across scotland and northern ireland. and as the cooler air starts to invade in there, we're likely to see increasing chance of thundery downpours, some of which could be quite heavy in places. certainly england and wales on sunday. now we've had some cloud drifting up from the south as we move into the early part of saturday, some mist and low cloud around some coasts of south—west england and wales. and it's here where we could see some showers or some thunderstorms, same too, across the north and the west of scotland. but elsewhere, it's a dry and a clear night. and again

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let's ta ke let's take you live to gatwick airport.the three relatives of sara sharif, who was found dead in august. her father, his wife and his brother have now landed in the uk, and we believe will be questioned by police in the next few hours or so. we'll bring you all the very latest on bbc news. with talk about the economy. the uk's rainyjuly is being partly blamed for the economy shrinking that month. according to the latest figures from the office for national statistics, it contracted by 0.5%, which was more than economists were expecting. analysts say strike action by nhs staff and teachers also contributed to the fall. 0ur chief economics correspondent, dharshini david, reports. who wouldn't want to spend their summer like this? a canter along the beach. good lad! who's a good boy? but a couple of months ago, business at this cumbrian equestrian centre was not in such fine fettle. two out of five of their summer visitors are tourists, staying in the lake district. good lad. i would say that ourjuly figures this year were sli

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digital currency lost their money due to this professional fraudster who owns cryptocurrency company tu kes who fled the country two years ago with billions of digital currency and the case of the biggest fraudster in the history of turkey farouk fateh last year in the country albania has been arrested and returned to the country as the lawyers of the losers, we demand adequate supervision in the space of cryptocurrency earnings, this word must be punished for its actions and the people's property returned . with the completion of the trial process of this astronomical fraudster, since the arrest, the ninth branch of the istanbul criminal court has issued an astronomical verdict. he made a ruling that has never been seen before. 11,196 virtual accounts, including instagram, are untrustworthy. how is it that a 25-year-old youth can abuse the goodwill and simplicity of people to such an extent, and use banking networks and credit cards in financial affairs? with mechanisms computerization and organization of organizations with the aim of fraud and money laundering from the accusations include

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the house rules committee is expected to ke up the measure today at 4 p.m. eastern. you can wah live coverage of the house when members return here on c-span. >> if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage, you can find it any time online at c-span.org. video 6 key hearings and debate and other events fee touche markers that guide you to interesting and newsworthy highlights. these points of interest markers appear on the right-hand side of your screen when you hit play on select videos. this makes it easy to get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. scroll through and spend a few minutes on c-span's points of interest. >> join us tonight for the premiere of c-span's new series, books that shaped america. in partnership with the library of congress, we'll explore 10 books from american literature that provoked lots, won award, societal change, and still talked about today. this week is common sense a.47-page pamphlet written by thomas paine at the height of t-pbgss between the american colonies and great britain. the history professor at the university

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all you u need is onone ke.d use rewarards acrs exexpedia, hototels.com, a and. >>> time now for a look at this morning's top stories. governor gavin newsom is in new york this week touting california's world leading climate goals. in a few hours, the governor will speak at the united nations' climate ambition summit. his remarks will be live streamed at 7:00 a.m. just a few days after he announced he plans to sign a landmark climate bill that would change the way major companies report their greenhouse gas emissions. california also recently filed a lawsuit against some of the world's largest oil companies. they claim oil companies deceived the public by downplaying the risk of fossil fuels. >>> president biden and the president of ukraine spoke at the united nations' general assembly this week as well. they called for continued unity against russia's invasion during a gathering of world leaders yesterday. president biden also said he's committed to making sure iran never gets its hands on a nuclear weapon. com

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though it has also been a state where republican ke former governor of new jersey, chris christie, hasle to find some success. he not only can legally survive by politically survive. >> talk to us about the actual indictment, and senator menendez is not convicted of anything at this point. it's just an indictment, it's just charges. >> menendez is being accused of accepting bribes and of taking cash, gold bars, gifts, having a luxury car from egyptian businessmen who are doing business in and around new jersey, some related to a business related to food contracts. he's also being accused of, in some way, assisting the egyptian government in terms of the information he was providing to certain people. menendez is a powerful figure in washington. the chair of the senate foreign relations committee, due to the senate democratic rules, not due to the law, there's no law about this, but due to the rules of the senate among democrats, menendez has decided to step down as a committee chairman. that decision has been applauded by the senate majority leader chuck schumer. though he continues pu

is that it creates this platform where you can ke a moral arguments for the whole world to see. >> that's right. i do think that is the value of it, and i think that's what president zelensky has done. you know, a lot of this is really simple. i think, if you just look back to the budapest memorandum of 1994. we asked -- we, the americans and the russians together, asked the third largest nuclear power at that time, which was ukraine, to give up their arsenal in exchange for our solemn promise to protect the sovereignty of their borders. those borders were caressed in 2014 with the annexing of crimea and now with the full- scale invasion by russia, a country that swore to protect it. so, it just could not be any clearer than that. and i think that that is the sort of thing voiced in the platform of the u.n. that is incredibly important for everyone to remember. not just to be supportive of ukraine, but to be aware of the dangers that are out there when dealing with russia. >> president biden also address the u.n. general assembly. he argued and emphasized that u.s. support had to continue

convinced and for the sake of his idea they were ready to burn, destroy anyone who is against igor kesing served in the department for more than 30 years, having gone through all stages of operational work, having completed his service in the position deputy head of the kgb of belarus for the brest region, he focused on writing books based on archival documents related to the events of 39, 41-45 of the post-war period about the heroic and tragic in the fate of the security officers and the civilian population of brest. and yet , in his books, he paid special attention to the role of his colleagues, their fearlessness and dedication in the fight against ukrainian nationalists and their german masters. i think that the soviet government welded steel correctly and prepared people for future challenges. a one of the leaders of the special group, a hero. who himself spent half his life in combat campaigns and was the leader of the group, he noted that how can one understand where these people, the employees , have so much courage, self-sacrifice, composure at the same time, and it seems to

"kes, kes, come on, kes. come on, then."ed me for t'meat. the next choice that you've made for this cultural life, you've chosen real people — people whose stories have fed into your films. and you said in an email that you sent us, "people who have clarified and strengthened "a view of the world." people like who? well, yes, that's, erm — i mean, we've been very lucky and in the films we've done, which have been — i've tried to tell stories of everyday working class life, and also some pivotal moments in history. we did i, daniel blake about the cruelty of the benefit system. we filmed in the food bank in newcastle. is this the queue for the food bank? it is, aye. how long have you been waiting? canny long time, i reckon. been here ages already. and when we're doing the scene, there's a girl in the film who goes and she's so hungry, and the woman who took her round worked in food banks. and as she said, "who's taking her round?", she said before she began, she said, "can i help you with your shopping?" jackie? yeah. would y

. >>> san mateo county is moving forward with plans to purchase a hotel to house the homeless kes despite members of the community. this is the property in question. the la quinta hotel on he will camino rial in millbrae. supervisor david voted no. >> we are going to take care of the workers, respectfully i'm not convinced that we will have job training. we should have been having this conversation two months ago on how we are going to protect these employees and a plan. >> community members also showed up to the meeting to fight the deal citing concerns of proximity to schools to the overall cost. they say it would bring more unhoused people to millbrae than the city has already. >>> tomorrow college students across the state are going to find out if their tuition is going up. the board of trustees for the california state university system is going to be voting tomorrow on raising tuition over the next five years. so by the 2027 school year, students would be paying nearly $2,000 more than they are light now. university says the hikes are needed to help colleges keep up with rising cost

oversized so that might send a signal to the lawmakers worried about that now in talks with for mr. ke labor blinking said it seemed some good progress. but many of the pen to bon woods there to disagree, and how is the counter offensive really going? right, well, that's what can be blunted. not a single person in the pentagon, for the united states is that before a high end, conventional war guys to pay a compasses repair a enemy such as the russians. and i think they should be rather reluctant to represent to be prescriptive about how ukranian generals fight this war. i've, i've commanded in low and come boston so they, it's highly low. and i can tell the even the 6th street mistrustful. so to be prescriptive, i think is, is, is on quotable, but to answer your question, a tactical level. things look a bit difficult, but they always do with the practical level, but it was never going to be easy as they have a rep. always said that you printed by to told sustain abilities, that is the key notes in. in this, the proceeding schedule. blinking arrived on the day and you quine, lawmakers a

to ta ke to take the victorian network which has served us well but to transform it in terms of actuallye need for the 21st century. so you have a birmingham to london link and then you have two legs, one going to manchester and one going to leeds via sheffield. that was always the plan with also a northern powerhouse rail across the pennines linking liverpool, manchester, bradford, leeds and hull. gradually, bits had been lopped off particularly the eastern leg. that was taken away two years ago, instead of that there is supposed to be one running as far as east midlands airport. now, we don't believe, or rather the government said in the spring, that it was committed from delivering from london euston to manchester. it looks as though we might be stuck with simply a high—speed link between birmingham and a place called 0ld 0ak common in west london where you get off your train and get on to an elizabeth line train. everyone is up in arms about this from the rail industry, from northern offices because it is simply the opposite of levelling up. the environmentalists are upset away their

igor kes, reserve colonel of the kgb of belarus , having served in the department for more than 30 yearsrk, having completed service as deputy head of the kgb department of belarus for the brest region, he focused on writing books based on archival ones. documents related to the events of 39, 41, 45 years of the post-war period about the heroic and tragic in the fate of the security officers and the civilian population of brest. and yet, in his books, he paid special attention to the role of his colleagues, their fearlessness and dedication in the fight against ukrainian nationalists and their german masters. i think that the soviet government cooked correctly steel. prepared people for future trials, and one of the leaders of the special group, a hero of the soviet union, then in obshasov, who himself spent half his life in battle campaigns, and was the leader of the group, he noted that how can one understand where these people, the employees, have so much courage and self-sacrifice , cold-blooded at the same time, and it seems to me that as if they were created from a different materi

let's ta ke let's take you like to president biden, whose addressing the strikes.nions raise workers' incomes, increase access to benefits like sickleave and childcare and reduce inequality. all of which came from our economy for all workers. that's because unions raise standards across the workplace and entire industries. pushing up wages and strengthening benefits for everyone. that's why it's critical for the growing economy and growing for the growing economy and growing for the growing economy and growing for the bottom up in the dash and not the top down. —— and not the top down. that should be fair and a win—win. for autoworkers and auto companies, but i also believe the contact agreement must lead to vibrant made in america future that provokes middle—classjobs vibrant made in america future that provokes middle—class jobs that workers can raise a family on. where the big three companies continue to lead. last night, after negotiations broke down, uaw announced a target is to write. let's be clear— no one wants a strike. say it again. but i respect workers'

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