abba is the word we use for dad in somali and abba is the traditional middle eastern name for father since i was born as his child that is what his children call him and we continue to call him that as well. they were both father figures to me and so i continued to call them abba and abba. >> host: what were the first eight or years like for you? >> guest: peaceful. i had a really enjoyable childhood and i grew up in a household where we had, not just you know my siblings and my father, extended family lived with us, my uncles and aunties and grandfather and my great-grandmother was always around and so it was a very loving environment and i was raised by educators so education was a big part of our life and we all loved learning and we were very curious kids. my grandfather and father grant grandfather encouraged discussions and debate and curiosity and i was known as the why kid when i was little and so i had a lots of intimate time with my grandfather and father because i was always around them asking questions and as a mother now i know how annoying that can be at times but they

highly explosive materials caused the blast according to the head of general security major general abbas that were asking him who arrived to save us a short while 'd ago at least 10 people killed hundreds injured the lebanese capital. is in. people are on the edge on their phone so i've been overhearing their conversation calling their parents their brothers their sisters their friends checking if they're ok so long for a chat konami's i don't know that much potential favorite places they report is not is very close to central beirut and very close to one of the main highways that leads into the capital. saying i can hear me. yes i want you to pick up on something he said about these explosive materials he said that they were confiscated years ago. and you talked earlier on when within the last couple of hours well we've been talking about corruption being a demick of support. yes adrian that is the statement that was made by major general ibrahim on close to it appears that the explosion occurred in a storage of high explosive materials which was confiscated for years. so this is the he

described it as a step in the back of the palestinian people now the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has called for an emergency meeting i think for the palestinians in general it's very difficult to understand that an arab country will actually recognize its road without addressing the underlying core issues off this conflict as laid down in the arab peace and if it initiative 20 years ago. from washington bureau chief in a spall you know what's been the reaction to the deal in the u.s. . well the presidential candidate from the democrats biden praised the steel he said that if you would be elected to the next president he would build on that and supported but honestly this was one of the rare reactions here in this country only like a little bit more than 80 days ahead of election lives the united states are very very occupied with the coronavirus and the economic situation. doesn't anyone that the palestinians have rejected this deal out of hand. very honest no. it's rarely spoken of are palestine and what matters maybe is the impact on the iran this might interest some people but

in tokyo good to have you with us you probably just heard our report and saying that the risks of abba nomics outweigh the benefits and from your perspective what did work well and what didn't. well the list of what did work well i think it's relatively short. i think he was good in terms of promoting free trade deal with the he he also risky. but what didn't work he never delivered structural reforms which were the 3rd era of bombay nomics was are supposed to improve productivity he never delivered a woman omics he said he was going to help women shine but that hasn't happened there has been an expansion of woman's employment but spent in worli a careers and not regular climate so it hasn't really worked out either generally speaking households and all sorts of polls say they're not feeling the love you know they didn't feel the trickled out a lot of people dismiss sabi nomics as welfare for the wealthy corporations and well hedge fund managers well but the average person doesn't see much increase at all in their pay packet and so the general sense of well he has not improved arrive a

trickled down to some performers is for a limited time only and the crisis is open ended their own from abba says expect less 6 traffic and shows in a post coronavirus won't. they say i because it's called pact was cheering fans singing along it's what germany motto artists had been waiting for since the start of the car on the pandemic after germany introduced its love down measures which included a ban on all large scale events my thought is the real name or it's have to find himself stuck in the studio. like it is that he is a clean line for musician is essential it really fulfills you and i can play a song in the studio for myself it's nice i enjoy it and can really express my feelings but to perform in front of a crowd and get that connection that for making music for a few. of these concerts at the colones lanczos arena it's just 1st major performance in how for a year the venue can hold up 220000 people the lowdown brought concerts performances their own germany to screeching halt but they're going as are saying they have new safety regulations which should allow them to hold mass eve

criminals are also responsible for the current wave of fires in the tropical rainforest president abbas now as government has stripped back environmental legislation. years of environmental controls have left many people weary. it's been that way since 2012 that's why we're seeing this increase in logging for years more and more land has been converted to agricultural use that's cutting into indigenous territory as the relatives of the victims release their blooms they face abuse by coronavirus deniers the pandemic has deepened the already deep divisions in brazilian society. well mercedes have failed to win a formula one race for the 1st time this season red bulls for stop and took the checkered flag of britain silverstone which was hosting a race for the 2nd time this month. formula one the 70th anniversary grand prix was a creative name for the 2nd silverstone race in as many weekends organizers are limiting travel due to the coronavirus pandemic mercedes had won every race so far 30 bought us and teammate lewis hamilton both got away cleanly at the front but behind them red bull's m

described it as a step in the back of the palestinian people now the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has called for an emergency meeting i think for the palestinians in general it's very difficult to understand that an arab country will actually recognize its well without addressing the underlying core issues of this conflict as laid down in the arab peace initiative 20 years ago you know it's a good point it does seem to change the calculus among arab nations when it comes to peace in the middle east are on the story forcing jerusalem tanya thank you. here's a quick look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world lebanon's parliament has approved a 2 week state of emergency for beirut and its 1st meeting after the catastrophic explosion of august the 4th it grants the military broad powers like prohibiting gatherings and declaring curfews protesters and rights groups fear that it could lead to a crackdown on civil liberties germany has registered its highest daily number of new coronavirus cases for more than 3 months a development that the health mi

between interruptions, stuart broad minutes to get rid of mohammad abbas, one of the lbw when he rememberseal. but let's be clear what rule of friday prospect play, that little device held by the empire, the metre which repeatedly determined light with too bad. and thus, with the floodlight signed, the players came off and the spectators booed their disapproval. or at least we can imagine that. —— held by the umpire. well, the lack of play on day two leaves england with little time to build a first innings, should they finish the job quickly with pakistan's batsmen. our cricket reporter henry moeran is at the ageas bowl for us. what are the prospects for the game going forward, with three days still left of this test? it isa it is a good question. the weather forecast is been a much like it has been the last few days with rain about the clouds about and just a question of luck and if you can dock snow showers and the cloud is light enough, we will see plenty of play and certainly the pitch look like it is doing enough to encourage the bowlers to think they can get the wickets but will need

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back at nigeria's kaltungo hospital, head nurse abba abese isonitoring patients closely.e >> we telling them the position they will maintain for treating the patient. they should not lie on the affected leg because it adds pressure and it's always painful and elthe ng will increase. >> reporter: one of her patients is 12-year-old abubakar dahiru, who was bitten while tending cows. he's been in the hospital for seven days.nt his paare worried, after nurses administered an unusual amount of anti-venom. heas needed more than the usual two vials. >> on arrival, he had this anno-snake given to him. the following day it was repeated; the followawing day it repeated again. this is the fourth one. >> reporter: dahiru's bite won't stop bleeding, so he also had several blood transfusions. >> because of the open wound, the bleedings everywhere. the anti-snake venom willorot be enoughim too, it's over- diluted and is oozhaing out. so hlittle in his body and cannot contain it, so another one has to be added again. so like that, like that, because of the continuous bleeding. there is a sign of improv

funny story for me for i go for now then more than 10000 fires have been recorded in the brazilian abba's and since the beginning of august environmentalist say the fires are not a natural phenomenon they're part of a deliberate deforestation and despite the destruction often being illegal and condemned globally the president still telling a blind eye. to the storm but 1st a fire happened on august the 10th and 11th last year where social media group coordinated farmers to burn both pasture and forest areas demonstrate their approval of the anti environmental policies the government has been implementing in prison. back to me to answer the question and has the power to happen even generate other biomes and other acar system however what's being done to fight this fire cannot be estimated at this far has a huge impact especially during the time that we're getting through a very severe cases in with very strong winds and mr prosser wetland specifically it's causing small fast some into large ones that transplants every aside and many have tests have burned so it's a criminal fire. that's ju

eventually, mohammed abbas took aim and deceived rory burns.'s opener had a word when he left the field. this weekend, it reaches a climax with an added edge. and england are 55—1 at lunch. manchester city have a champions league quarter—final to look forward to after they beat real madrid in the last 16. city went through 4—2 on aggregate after winning the delayed second leg 2—1 at the etihad stadium, a game played 163 days after the first leg because of the coronavirus pandemic. the quarter—finals, semis and final are all being played as a straight knockout tournament in lisbon, and it all starts next week. there are three fixtures in the scottish premiership today. with celtic and rangers both playing tomorrow, hibernian have the chance to take a very, very early lead at the top of the league. they're away at livingston. tommy fleetwood and justin rose are in the mix at the top of the leaderboard at the us pga championship. fleetwood was in particularly good form in san francisco, shooting the joint lowest score of round two. he's on six und

step towards building a more peaceful secure and prosperous middle east palestinian president mahmoud abbas is holding an emergency meeting on trump's announcement and is expected to issue a statement soon hamas is accusing the u.a.e. of stabbing palestinians in the back egypt's president sisi expressed appreciation for the deal israel's prime minister is welcoming what he calls a new era in relations with the arab world he described the agreement with the u.a.e. as an historic and important breakthrough. police in belarus have detained another $700.00 people in a fortnight of on wrist over sunday's disputed election they join $6000.00 already in custody and bassett is to bellows have laid flowers at a makeshift memorial for victims of the crackdown on rest was triggered by president alexander lukashenko action victory which the e.u. says was neither free nor fair. a senior leader of the muslim brotherhood has died in egypt or tory a scorpion prison in cairo the age of 66 some who was a doctor an m.p. and a founding member of the egyptian organization for human rights he was arrested in 201

criminals are also responsible for the current wave of fires in the tropical rainforest president abbas now as government has stripped back environmental legislation. years of environmental controls have left many people weary. it's been that way since 2012 that's why we're seeing this increase in logging for years more and more land has been converted to agricultural use that's cutting into indigenous territory as the relatives of the victims release their blooms they face of use by coronavirus deniers the pandemic has deepened the already deep divisions in brazilian society. here's a look at some of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic the world health organization says there was a huge shortfall in funds needed to fight the virus it's predicting that the global number of infections will hit 20000000 this week cases in the united states have now surpassed 5000000 the country has registered more than 162000 deaths the highest toll of any country in the world india meanwhile has reported a record of $1007.00 fatalities in 24 hours new infections surged for more than $600

described it as a step in the back of the palestinian people now the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has called for an emergency meeting i think for the palestinians in general it's very difficult to understand that an arab country would actually recognize its well without addressing the underlying core issues of this conflict as laid down in the arab peace and if it initiative 20 years ago it's a good point it does seem to change the calculus among arab nations when it comes to peace in the middle east tanya kramer on the story for us in jerusalem tanya thank you. thousands of people have returned to the streets of the capital minsk for a 5th day of protest against a violent crackdown on demonstrations the reeses interior minister says he does not think the current situation amounts to a revolution almost 7000 people have been detained since protests erupted over president alexander lukashenko disputed election win on sunday we have more now in this report and a warning some of you may find the images in this report disturbing. frantic white these people are seeking news on their lo

the state's governor tony abbas in a scathing tweet said the victim was not the first black man to have been shot or injured or mercilessly killed at the hands of individuals in law enforcement. in the u united states. firefighters battling three massive wildfires inn n northern california got a break from the weather earlier this monday as humidity rose there was no return of the onslaught of lightning strikes think mike to the photos a week. yep the region surrounding san francisco bay remained under extreme fire danger until late afternoon amid the possibility of lightning and gusting winds. five command to set the weather had aidided the efftsts so rr. german doctors say it's likely collects in the valley the russian opposition figure was poisoned. he's in the building hospital his life along and danger thohough he remains in a coma. i clinical the german chancellor is calling for a full investigation. of the crime in full transparency that cold is not backed by the e. u. russia has already denied that the valley was poisoned but the bounty supporters say the russian secret police p

president mahmoud abbas is describing the mobilization deal between israel and the u.a.e. . about also accuse the gulf arab states of turning its back on palestinians as part of the u.s. brokered agreement israel will suspend but not scrap plans to nix promised an interest free that. they have turned their backs on everything the rights of the palestinian people the palestinian state the 2 state solution and holy jerusalem which has been annexed and they announced it's an exception they have turned their backs on all of this and came to tell us that they came to suspend an accession for us palestinians and we should be happy about it this is deception it is rejected and it is a stab in the back of the palestinian cause. south korea is reporting its highest number of new corona virus infections since march nearly 300 cases were detected in the latest tally new restrictions on gatherings have been imposed in seoul and surrounding areas hundreds of recent infections have been linked to a church whose members rallied against restrictions over the weekend from so bright reports i

palestinian president mahmoud abbas says palestinians are not concerned about the normalization deal between israel and the u.a.e. referring to the accord as nonsense about accuse the gulf arab state of turning its back on palestinians 1st part of the u.s. brokered agreement israel will suspend but not scrap plans to annex palestinian territory that. they have turned their backs on everything the rights of the palestinian people the palestinian state the 2 state solution and holy jerusalem which has been annexed and they announced its annexation they have turned their backs on all of this and came to tell us that they came to suspend annexation for us palestinians and we should be happy about it this is deception it is rejected and it is a stab in the back of the palestinian cause. bream has more from ramallah. this is the 1st time we hear president about speak against the normalization deal since the announcement was made on thursday but the palestinian position has been clear of rejecting in condemning the u.a.e. move and we've heard words from palestinian officials over the past f

official life at the white house thank you all as i was saying in the past the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas has denounced the deal as a betrayal of his course need to him is in ramallah for us a need to what else have the palestinians been saying about the data. we've heard from the palestinian president's spokesperson that today he read the statement on the palestinian t.v. just now saying that the palestinian leadership has met and considered this decision by the e.u. we have betrayal to jerusalem and the palestinian cause he said that this is a blow to the arab peace initiative and all the resolutions that have resulted from the arab and islamic beliefs summit namely because the arab peace initiative talks about normalizing relations between israel and the arab states with only after israel and its occupation and. this is considered an acknowledgment by the u.a.e. that jerusalem is the capital for israel this is something that many palestinians have denounced especially when the u.s. has decided to recognize truth to them and has moved its embassy when we talk about this move the u.s. is

dr ghulam abbas spent three weeks on a ventilator after contracting covid.u think about your family. i have three children. and it's certainly one of those feelings which are really terrifying — how they will cope without you. what is your reaction to today's report about ethnicity and covid—19? we are at more risk than our white colleagues, but equally we have been supported quite well, i will say. coronavirus is a national emergency. this report claims important public safety messages aimed at reducing transmission are not reaching all black and minority ethnic communities. the government says these groups have been disproportionately harmed by covid and it is tackling the disparities. anna collinson, bbc news. five former gymnasts from one of britain's most successful clubs have spoken for the first time about how they feel they were mistreated and bullied. the young women all used to train at the city of liverpool gym club and their claims come after a number of other gymnasts around the world made similar allegations about their own treatment and what t

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has described the normalization deal between israel and the u.a.e. as nonsense about also accused the gulf arab states of turning its back on palestinians as part of the u.s. brokered agreement israel will suspend but not scrap plans to annex palestinian territory that govern. they have turned their backs on everything the rights of the palestinian people the palestinian state the 2 state solution and holy jerusalem which has been annexed and they announced its annexation they have turned their backs on all of this and came to tell us that they came to suspend annexation for us palestinians and we should be happy about it this is deception it is rejected and it is a stab in the back of the palestinian cause another round of negotiations is underway between the government and armed groups in myanmar more than 20 groups are demanding independence it's resulted in hundreds of thousands of people being forced to flee their homes 3 rounds of negotiations have been held so far many though staying away from the current negotiations to use of the coronaviru

president barack obama and testing abbas iran mosque in a bit coin scam. japan's capital has confirmed a record 472 coronavirus cases this saturday tokyo's governor says he is considering a state of emergency in our region has declared its own 2 weeks' state of emergency after a spike in cases there a record 71 new infections were reported on 5 day the majority of cases in those southern islands of american troops stationed there the bottom line is that our procedures for u.s. forces are stringent they are effect and what we have seen a growth in cases in a couple of our bases of the manage they have been contained and there has been absolutely no connection to that has been proven to show that there has been any spread from the the costers on the base and to the local community that speak to michael paine who's the president of the news agency and joins us from tokyo thank you so much for speaking to us what is causing this so-called explosive spread of coronavirus cases on all canal island and what does a state of emergency mean for the people living on

indeed in the newspapers and in the words of palestinian officials the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has instructed the foreign minister to recall the last of the from the u.s. and for palestinians they feel like this has been this these discussions between the israelis and the emir aussies have been going on for a long time they believe some of these discussions go back to 20 years but what is shocking for is them now is the timing they believe that this is giving a lifeline for both president trump and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu they feel that their cause the palestinian cause is being used to kind of as an excuse to allow the u.a.e. to normalize with israel let's not forget that relations between the palestinian authority and the u.a.e. have been called for a while just for example in this recent pandemic the palestinian authority refused to receive 2 airplanes filled with aid that have landed to begin gorean airport because they came without a coordination with the palestinian authority so there is fear now that with the u.a. e. doing this that they would be op

allegedly took over the accounts of high profile people touch as former president barack obama and test abbasmosque in a bit coin scam those are the headlines inside stories next. could the u.s. presidential election be delayed donald trump is criticised for suggesting postponing the vote in november puts could mail in ballots on the coronavirus pandemic spoil the result this isn't us or. hello welcome to the program. the u.s. presidential election is planned to happen just over 3 months from know with the number of coronavirus infection is still rising in the world's worst affected country many states are making postal voting easier so americans won't need to queue polling stations.

president barack obama and test abbas iran mosque in it bitcoin scam. budget plans capital has confirmed a record 472 coronavirus cases on saturday tokyo's governesses is considering a state of emergency in our region meanwhile has declared its own 2 week state of emergency after a spike in cases there a record 71 new infections were reported on 5 day the majority of cases on the southern islands of american troops stationed at the bottom line is that our procedures for u.s. forces are stringent they are effect and what we have seen a growth in cases in a couple of our bases of the manage they have been contained and there has been absolutely no connection to that has been proven to show that there has been any spread from the costers on the base and to the local community early i spoke to michael paine who's the president of the news agency about what's called the surge in cases. the rise in cope with making cases across the country has been kind of steady for some weeks and it just hasn't and that trend upward trend has just continued on and on and no

saves abbas had asked for the door problem and you buy with russia on the other side it wasn't about supporting him personally or sitting up the cup the problem was keeping the syrian state you going. what is u.s. and european intervention in other states internal affairs ever achieved e.u. battle with this excuse of teaching you about democracy in your way of life and we've been so when you mock right you know which movies but i've been a. only chaos and collapse which. by the make of this with us is applies to afghanistan iraq and libya. and now in syria russia was saying stuff like that that's enough the stuff which. on the 30th of september 25th in russia it's ass strikes officially they were targeting is not a terror militia. putin's american champion gave it his full backing on american television trump endorsed putin's intervention in syria and said no one should get in russia's way against the islamic state. yet trump was alone with his message of support the u.s. and its allies demanded that the russian astronauts start their missiles what was so hitting innocent people. wer

social media and facebook has obeyed a brazilian judge's order and blocked 12 accounts but president abbas and our supporters from being accessed weld wide now they're under investigation for running a fake news operation previously facebook failed to comply with the order because the council only blocked in brazil the social media giant says it will appeal the order which it says is extreme. now mia law is military says 2 soldiers accused of killing a woman from an ethnic minority community will face a court martial the mother of 3 is death has reignited anger and karen state where there's been an arrest for decades and got the reports. anger on the streets of neutral in myanmar's northeast protesters march for justice after a 38 year old mother from the ethnic karen community was shot dead by soldiers the men then stole her jewelry members of the community accuse the military of rights abuses and want them out or you die you know out we want the u.s. in communities you have the power to put pressure on the minima government to stop the use of violence to care in all ethnic groups in myan

mack moud abbas has slammed it. it was brokered by the trump white house. israel and the uae have committed themselves to fully normalized relations. here's how president trump described it. >> this is a truly historic moment. not since the israel jordan peace treaty was signed more than 25 years ago has so much progress been made towards peace in the middle east. by uniting two of america's closest and most capable partners in the region, something which they say could not be done, this deal is a significant step towards building a more peaceful, secure and prosperous middle east. >> besides israel temporarily holding off on the annexation plans, they will exchange ambassadors and work out bilateral agreements on the issues. israel gave all the credit to president trump. >> i want to thank president trump for his critical help in brokering this historic deal. i want to thank him for his assistance in peace. president trump's middle east plan served as the basis for today's historic announcement. >> if all goes as planned, president trump expects leaders of

airline say said they don't will not be running into continentalflights run australia into the secnav abbasn't give you many places to go. —— until the second half of 2021. very sad they have got under business. it is not a matter of people who are owed money by the company setting about their long process of getting rick back. —— it is now a matter. must be worrying time for several other businesses will thought i would expect any more casualties? unfortunately, we will see other casualties. it is simply inevitable. since the start of the coronavirus academic, there has been very little business. it started coming back but the mainstream holiday trade around about the beginning ofjuly, but unfortunately in the uk we have seen and should have been reporting on the setting moves getting quarantine, impose on crozier today in austria and last week it was france. before that spain. that has generated so much uncertainty that people simply are not flying. it's a really tough times for the travel industry and for the excellent staff at sta and of course that thousands of people not trying to pi

she always said to other activists, we must agitate, whether abba lists -- suffragists. or political and legal injustices and not be afraid to be labeled a heretic or an infidel or a non-conformist. someone willing to go against the tides of society for their beliefs. that is what lucretia mott it. lucretia mott was a 19th century american abolitionist, women's rights activist, and quaker minister. to 1880, soom 1793 she lived a very long lie. she was born on the island of nantucket, but she lived most of her adult life in philadelphia, and that was the city from which she based her activism, which stretched across the united states and the atlantic as well. lucretia mott definitely defined herself as a feminist and women's rights activist, and she traced her commitment to women's rights to her childhood really on the island of nantucket. community-based on the whaling industry, so the men in the community would often go off on 3, 4, 5 year voyages, leaving the women to manage the household, do the household finances and running businesses. for lucretia mott, capability

pakistan stays their recovery from 176 for eight with 53 before mohammad abbas departed lbw two stuarthead coach of the england women's football team taking over from phil neville when he steps down in september next year. she will ta ke in september next year. she will take charge after overseeing the netherlands and the postponed tokyo 0lympics netherlands and the postponed tokyo olympics in 2021 and is rated as one of the best coaches in the world. after leading to that site to victory at euro 2017. in reaching last years world cup final.” victory at euro 2017. in reaching last years world cup final. i think the dutch football federation are very sorry to lose her because they would not find a coach as good as her ina would not find a coach as good as her in a week but after the record she had over the last few years, it was kind of in the stars that she was kind of in the stars that she was going to be tempted by some big offer. england is the land of the golden opportunities for every topcoat and so it is for her. she will demand an incredible amount of self—discipline from the li

mahmoud abbas cause this agreement treason and pushed the u.a.e. to pull back on it.l: palestinians had their word in that as well. rich edson, thank you for that live report. connell. connell: cheryl, crews battling an explosive wildfire in southern california. the blaze scorching 10,000-acres in less than 24 hours. that forced hundreds of evacuations still spreading fast. we'll stay on top of that. president trump is expected to address the u.s. response to the coronavirus. he has a briefing. we'll bring you straight to the white house as soon as that begins. ♪ 2, 3 medwith trelegy. the only fda-approved once-daily 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy ♪ the power of 1,2,3 ♪ trelegy ♪ 1,2,3 ♪ trelegy woman: with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works three ways to open airways, keep them open and reduce inflammation, for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not t

>>is david lewis, this is a thing abbas the police all together this is saying put the funds in the organizations that actually decrease the crime that we have here. >>if you increase education housing and welfare in these neighborhoods we won't have crime and while that 50% cut has a slim chance of happening. >>louis poses this question for those supporting the city's officers do you really think that s p d. a police department that had to get the consent form applied to it because of the amount of police brutality in the city is truly doing their job appropriately. >>and even though the measure to defund the police is not expected to pass the city council is going to vote on it sometime this week. >>and on the kron 4 morning news. we're going hear from families living near ground 0 of the beirut explosion at the ports there's the rescue effort now shifts to recovery and cleanup. >>8.46 right now and we're going to look at the forecast on monday morning things are looking nice. yeah so far so good right john yes all start to the week you always want some good weather as you're getting out of bed

dr ghulam abbas spent three weeks on a ventilator after contracting covid.l, i will say. coronavirus is a national emergency... this report claims important public safety messages aimed at reducing transmission are not reaching all black and minority ethnic communities. the government says these groups have been disproportionately harmed by covid and it is tackling the disparities. anna collinson, bbc news. a 20—year—old has been convicted of raping and murdering a female friend who had "trusted" him to walk her home. wesley streete dumped keeley bunker‘s body in a brook before trying to conceal his crime in september last year. phil mackie reports. this was the moment that wesley streete was arrested last year. less than 24 hours earlier, he raped and murdered his friend, keeley bunker. she thought he was someone she could trust. she didn‘t know that he had already sexually assaulted other teenage girls. they had gone for a night out in birmingham, first to a gig and then afterwards to a club in the city centre, staying until the early hours, before keeley

. >> to that point, let me get your thoughts on the palestinian president mahmoud abbas' reaction. spokesman called this aggression against palestinians. if the deal holds up, as we were explaining, the language seems to be a little bit different from the israeli understanding and what the american statement that was put out says. but what is the likely effects for palestinians and their aspirations for statehood? yesterday, the american administration was putting out that this advances their vision for a middle east peace plan. >> right. well, i think if one is familiar with trump's vision of a middle east peace plan, you know, you would know that it doesn't mean anything like peace or justice or freedom for palestinians. i think it is important to sort of, you know, parse out what it means for palestinians and their real daily lives, and what it means for sort of the palestinian leadership on a regional and diplomatic level. the reality is for palestinians on the ground, you know, annexation, which the israelis are supposedly putting on hold has been a reality in their life for a

thank you all they are fed up of him right now i see 0 possibility of messi staying abbas alona there is an unlikely option which is that bought to meet the president make sure that messi stays by resigning it would be a nice gesture but we're talking about a president who stayed in his post following the greatest debacle in the club's history so i think you'd be very unlikely for him to take that step right now so as much as i regret it i see messi leaving the club l.a. clippers coach doc rivers gave an emotional press conference after his team's when in the n.b.a. playoffs rivers had been asked for his take on the police shooting of jacob lake in wisconsin a black lives matter slogan has been highly visible at games since the n.b.a. restart and many players have spoken out in support of the fight against racial injustice is just really so sad. i should just coach. so. mind my color you know it's just really just. serato raptors players saying they've discussing boycotting their opening fly off match in protest at the shooting at the police shooting of like the reigning n.b.a. champi

particularly where we are caring for very sick and vulnerable patients while to add insult to injury dr ali abbas says says her family would have been treated in this way if it not for the color of her skin. and i only know really yes i mean. just in general or whatever we would not in a situation this were not so how can one can imagine that they would have the sultan right you know a white medical consultant sitting by is the problem to it's not that of course the family knows that nothing can bring sign up back but the fight for justice for than continuous it's a terrible situation which is really not only nonsense i think you cannot get over the tragedy of losing eternal being king of the united you know because of the trash bags that basically are you know somebody believed you out of my being the inductors. well helping hand pops. in like a lion. has his left arm i mean you are valid to step back to their means maybe you're not. condolences are being sent from all over the world to live in them where a devastating explosion ripped through the capital on tuesday the nation is in mourning as

dorsetshire body in baghdad i understand the protesters have changed the deadline for the governor abbas are to leave tell us more about that. yes rob initially the protesters on friday evening had given the officials 72 hours to resign but they changed that late on saturday and they said they were at that line is that 48 hours which expires at 13 j m t today on sunday this led to the prime minister to go to soon as he returned from the united states this all started because a number of activists have been killed during the past 2 weeks and most of them have been taking place the killings have taken place in the southern city of basra this is something the local population has said is very very worrying and they want people to be held accountable and the prime minister when he landed in basra had a very stern warning for the people responsible for these killings let's listen to what he had to say there is obviously. would be called but again god willing this is a message to all criminals and killers this is a new government that is working to establish the prerequisites of security it ai

well during our conversation dr abbas explained to me that relations between his family and the hospital staff had broken down during the entirety of st ups treatment eventually breaking down entirely as his words on the day of the incident in particular when the place arrived at the hospital he question asked them why they with that and why they were trying to remove him did they have and arrest warrant but according to the november place they said it was rushed the battery himself that was aggressive and when questioned by the hospital as well which can't be named for legal reasons they say they were simply trying to protect the patients. when there is a risk to the safety of any of the patients in our care to relatives visitors or to our stuff or interference with the delivery of care and treatment it is necessary for us to seek help from the police this is never taken lightly it is essential we maintain a safe and secure environment particularly where we are caring for very sick and vulnerable patients the 58 year old was arrested on suspicion of breach of the peace he was subsequent

stuart broad then struck to get mohammad abbas lbw before the weather intervened.pakistan 200 odd for nine, we are in a decent position, because we know here at the aegis bowl that the first—innings score can be outscored by the team batting next. so when we get that next week it is just important refocus and try to go past pakistan's score and put ourselves ina good, pakistan's score and put ourselves in a good, winning position. the records just kept falling by the way side at athletics' diamond league meeting in monaco. ugandanjoshua cheptegei smashed the world record in the 5,000 metres, while in the women's 1,000 metres, britain's laura muir broke the british record — one that was held by dame kelly holmes for 21 years. she finished second, behind kenyan, faith kipyegon, who ran the second quickest time ever. and there was an irish record too for ciara mageean in third, edging out britain'sjemma reekie. all in all, it really was not a brilliant night —— it was really not an great night for the british athletes, but a great night a muir, smashing that record. i

well during our conversation dr abbas explained to me that relations between his family and the hospitalstaff had broken down during the entire to say naps treatment eventually breaking down entirely as his words on the day of the incident in particular when the place arrived at the hospital he question asked them why they with that and why they were trying to remove him did they happen arrest warrant but according to the november place they said it was rushed the battery himself that was aggressive and when questioned by the hospital as well which can't be named for legal reasons they say they were simply trying to protect the patients. when there is a risk to the safety of any of the patients in our care to relatives visitors or to our stuff or interference with the delivery of care and treatment it is necessary for us to seek help from the police this is never taken lightly it is essential we maintain a safe and secure environment particularly where we are caring for a very sick and vulnerable patients the 58 year old was arrested on suspicion of breach of the peace he was subsequentl