abbe . , ., , ., , ., abbey.poken _ abbey. the bereaved, survivors and residents i have spoken to - abbey. the bereaved, survivors and residents i have spoken to are - residents i have spoken to are clear, if nothing changes, those who lost their lives will have died in vain and they are not prepared to accept that. they want those who are responsible for failures to be forced to accept responsibility at the outset, rather than playing the blame game is almost every party did in the inquiry. hanan wahabi has finally made a new home for herfamily, from the scraps of her old one. a few things like my driver's licence... her memories of that night — after escaping, watching the flames sweep up the tower. so in the time that you got out, they'd gone from nine, floor nine, to floor 17? yes. and abdulaziz, your brother, he's on... zist. on 21. yeah. her close family were trapped. there were desperate calls with abdulaziz el—wahabi, his wife faouzia and their children, yasin, nur huda and mehdi. mehdi was, he was stress

n a and the abbey administration or posterity party. this is a fight over power, the bull, the horrible posterity party, and the only view, the and other not almost the area really has outliers. outsiders that have to leave that room. yeah. we do that. you are well below your people. this is a view help held by the irma prosperity party and the liberation army. so there is a fight overpower, but the own a does have support with government structure and also within the security apparatus as well. this is very complex. that's what makes it difficult for especially amongst the area business. if he have the arrival on the amato, make up 60 percent somehow. 60 percent of the population in ethiopia. and you see these clashes, these problems. this could be an indication that the huge problem in ethiopia that the country itself could one day explode. yeah, i don't think that the clashes between the 20th me group and i don't, i don't think it is correct to claim that days, collaboration between the or more liberation army and, and the federal or

so the, for example, the fight between the war between the t p left in abbey, his horrible posterity party is not a fight over ideology, is a fight over power. so they both believe in the same ideology, t p live up and, you know, establish this ethnic federal system to really poor, establish to go ahead you morning. i will try to use the i to establish or overhead you morning. and what we're saying is that as it eucharist, we really need to look at this ethnic, our path. i federal system se, if we can move into a federal system that will fix every once, that the diversity of ethiopia, ethnic diversity, the religious diversity, to put your diversity on that can be protected, but it doesn't have to be an ethnic based political system of a so there are many from the federal systems that exist in the world that we can use as a reference. but this is a problem. let me go to. yes, william, it's important. i think it's important to point out and you're in line with what i was saying before, this are a nationalist rebellion by the remote liberation army. that according to tedra, is the core

" movie, "downton abbey: a new era." ( cheers and applause ) and here's the abbey right there, for thoset? >> yes. >> stephen: they don't have penicillin yet, but at least they don't have covid. >> they've come out of the first world war but it's not 2020 or 2021, or 2022, so yeah, in that respect, it's great. and that was my workplace. >> stephen: again, one more time, put this up here. this place is actually-- >> that's my dressing room right there. >> ste: >>usright ther >>tephen: wow. is it-- highclere ca >> stephen: what we thin as down ahighercah. >> ste: 'st like alide?when we see the scenes, ae those sets or is that actually the inside of this place? >> no, that's, i think, where they live. i mean, they being the family that has lived in the house. >> stephen: they still live there? >> they live there, yeah. >> stephen: would you want to live there? >> sure. ( laughter ) >> stephen: it seems a little drafty, doesn't it? >> yeah, but you know, i'll take it. >> stephen: wow, i would like the staff. >> yes, well, the staff that i met were basically there to stop me touching anything

once again brought global attention to ethiopia as political and humanitarian crisis. prime minister abbey, a hermit, condemned the killing, saying on twitter attacks on innocent civilians and destruction of livelihoods by illegal and irregular forces is unacceptable. there's 0 tolerance for horrific acts claiming lives recently in both been in chandel and or on the origins by elements whose main objective is to terrorize communities. he went on to say restoring peace and security in effect of communities remains our key priority. as we mentioned, if your peer is an ethnically diverse nation, much of its south and west is inhabited by the or, or more people who may cap the largest ethnic group. the aha community is the 2nd largest and dominate the i'm her region to the north. and there are dozens of other smaller groups. conflicts are often fueled by a groups demanding moorland and power, with attempts to drive out those seen as outsiders, the lesser bring in our guests in canterbury. okay, there's gonna get that show yemen or his a lecturer in court, comparative politics of the university

. >> the queen's instinct is to exclude television from the abbey. the whole coronation is going to be an enormous strain, and to have her every movement spied upon by the lens is too much for her. she thinks, i really don't want this. >> and of course with the courtiers, there's a lot of snobbery. >> there's a terrible feeling that people might be watching the coronation in unsuitable modes. they might be having their feet on the sofa and not being sufficiently dignified. >> the queen agrees with her advisers. buckingham palace announces the coronation will not be broadcast live. there is a public outcry. >> the british newspapers, notably "the daily express" and "the daily mirror" take the side of the public. they suggest to their readers that the politicians in the palace don't want you to see the coronation. and if you like, they stir up trouble. >> but the bbc, the press, and the public have a surprising ally. >> prince philip felt very strongly the coronation should be televised. you can see times are changing. you couldn't continue to do thing

muckamore abbey houses adults with severe learning difficulties and mental health needs.re than 70 staff have been suspended as a precaution. police have arrested 3a suspects. so far, eight people have been charged. the public inquiry was set up by the devolved government. its task is to find out why the abuse happened and how it was allowed. it is critical that this inquiry forms recommendations with teeth, to ensure that this could never happen again. anyone could have a loved one who requires care in a hospital like muckamore, and the situation now is such that how can you know they are safe? the chair opened the session by acknowledging there had been dreadful mistreatments. because so many of the patients were either nonverbal or had difficultty communicating, they couldn't express what was happening, or they were not regarded as credible. many of the parents and relatives and carers who trusted the hospital have been let down. hearings will carry on for a number of months. those who have pushed hard for the inquiry want nothing less than the whole distressing truth

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she did not take part in the ceremonial service at westminster abbey and on saturday did not come toswells, nevertheless , elizabeth ii appeared for a short time in the courtyard of her castle to light a symbolic chain of three and a half thousand lanterns, a major disappointment for fans of the british monarchy was that the platinum anniversary could not restore the unity of the royal family, violated by the scandalous departure to the united states, the principle of harry and his wife meghan markle, both of them flew to celebration to london but kept in the wall all the time, except for a short one. appearances in public before the service of the entire ministerial abbey, but even this event was organized by the courtiers so that harry and megan did not intersect with their immediate family, and prince charles was seated at a respectful distance next to his father. william and his wife kate harry and megan were also not present at a gala concert at buckingham palace, instead on saturday they celebrated the birthday of a one-year-old daughter named lilibet in honor of elizabeth ii w

their take on what to expect cnn's senior political correspondent and inside politics sunday actor abbeyhilip and also with us investigative reporter and watergate legend carl bernstein. carl has a great memoir, "chasing history a kid in the newsroom." and his coauthor bob woodward just out with a 50th anniversary edition. so many of these compelling moments came from these tape depositions from people inside trump's inner circle, ivanka trump, bill barr, jason miller. how do you think the committee will balance that in their presentation going forward with live witnesses? >> i think these taped depositions really are actually going to be the backbone of the -- the impeachment presentation because they paint the picture behind the scenes. the people some of whom were compelled by subpoena to come before the committee and talk to them who paint the picture of what was going on with president trump on that day and in the months leading up to it. there's no question that watching ivanka trump answer that question about whether or not she believed bill barr when he said the election wasn't s

even worse, seeing human al jazeera, ethiopia prime minister abbey alma de sang, his government is formed a committee to negotiate with forces in the north and tag ry region. this is the 1st public confirmation of a key step towards peace negotiations. a conflict is nearly 2 years old now and it's killed thousands of people and displaced millions in out what was made during a parliament meeting were abbey. i also expressed concern over the possibility of there being more devastation. regret, missouri. there is no simple negotiation. it needs work. a committee has been established to study how we might conduct tools and my are examined in it, but they haven't reported back to the executives yet. we expect them to do so. within 15 days. a cambodian court has convicted about 60 opposition leaders in a mass trial as prime minister and san cracks down on descent had of national elections next year. government critics were convicted of charges ranging from trees into incitement and conspiracy. gillian wolf has more now outspoken lawyer, an activist, teary, seeing, one of dozens of opposition fi

it's definitely live food. immodest charm downton abbey new era, the second full-length film about they, was released to the world distribution of the british aristocracy why the heroes went to the south of france this time which of the actors are partners in real life and why at first no one believed in the success of the abbey, we will tell in show business news. for six whole seasons, it entered the guinness book of records as the most critically acclaimed tv series, won numerous awards, including several golden globes and an emmy, and then received a continuation in the form of two films. but it turns out that at first the body bosses, weakly, estimated his chances of holding out. at least the season we didn’t really believe, when we first started we were told this kind of costume drama. no one will show how your series is already outdated, especially in america , telling the story of a family against the backdrop of events and changes at the beginning of the 20th century. suddenly became a super hit, and immediately made the stars, who starred outside the actors after the first se

abbey: the teachers are not ok. they're not ok in uvalde. they need an incredible amount of care and support. they cannot be told that you just need to kind of suck it up and move on. and i don't think anybody actually says that to survivors, but that's how it often feels. jean: i'm 20 years into this. and i can tell you 20 years as an educator is hard, 20 years as a black educator is even harder, and the repercussions on my health, irreplaceable. stephanie: let's get into some of these concerns a little deeper, including whether to arm teachers in america. for that, i'm joined by becky pringle. she's the president of the national education association, the largest labor union in the country representing three million educators. ms. pringle, thank you for joining the "newshour." ms. pringle, you were a middle school teacher when the columbine shootings happened. in the 23 years since, mass school shootings have continued, despite efforts to harden schools or even to arm teachers. are you seeing a more earnest effort now in washington, with t

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sanctions are being especially felt in sectors there to rely on west and suppliers, especially the abbey asian industry. many leasing agreements were cancelled ration airlines fear their planes could be confiscated abroad, so they are ending their international flights. i expected a lot of a such situations in the near future. of course, there is a bigger problem, especially in addition industry and probably automobile industry. because in that are cases the import components are much more important than in all that industries. and i think that we should expect some are kind of increase in unemployment. that's already affecting workers from more than $1000.00 to western firms that are beating russia, including german industrial giant, siemens. 3 years ago it sealed a 1000000000 dollar deal for 30 new high speed trains called sap sand. in russia. they travel several times a day between moscow and saint petersburg. siemens has cancelled their delivery and ended its business in russia after some 170 years. the exit of foreign firms and western sanctions is weighing heavily experts worn even

muckamore abbey houses adults with severe learning difficulties and mental health needs.he inquiry was set up by the devolved government, its task is to find out why the abuse happened and how it was allowed. it is critical that this inquiry gets to the truth of how that's happened and forms recommendations with teeth to ensure that this can never happen again. anyone could have a loved one who requires care in a hospital like muckamore and the situation now is such that how can you know that they are safe? the inquiry will hear evidence from the belfast health trust, patients and their relatives. families expect some of the proceedings to be harrowing, but they hope the full scale of the abuse scandal will be revealed to give them answers and accountability. you are watching bbc news. now let's get back to thejubilee celebrations, and my colleague martine croxall. thank you very much. hello, everybody, welcome back. and there've been huge cheers as that amazing royal jubilee pageant isjust setting off, it's starting and ending at horse guards parade and will go along the

i mean, as he says in the closing words of abbey road, and in the end, the love you make is equal to the love you break. it is just, you know, it's just some, some not completely d, w reporting. mark estrin are many, many thanks mark you are watching d, w, news ly, from berlin. world stories is up next, looking at ukrainians, who are returning home despite the war. will leave you with one of paul mccartney his most famous song. so michael. ok. thanks for watching. ah. when i find myself in terms of just mother, mary comes to me. speaking with me and my daughters. she is danny. with someone else through the.

the parents of a patient in muckamore abbey first raised concerns about physical abuse five years agoale of the abuse scandal. that it will give them answers and accountability. the hospital houses adults with severe learning disabilities and mental health needs. it's totally unacceptable, the way this was allowed to drag on. glynn brown is searching for truth on behalf of his son aaron, who was in muckamore. i would like to note that this is the worst adult safeguarding scandal since the nhs was formed. there has been catastrophic failures in all directions and all departments. so, we will be wanting to know, how come every protection measure that was in place failed so miserably? in a separate criminal investigation, detectives have been viewing more than 300,000 hours of cctv. police have said they identified around 1,500 crimes in one ward. in all, 3a suspects have been arrested and eight charged. more than 70 staff have been suspended as a precaution. the public inquiry will examine what happened between 1999 and last year. it's critical that this inquiry forms recommendations wi

united nation says israeli security forces fired the bullets that killed al jazeera journalist, corinne abbey. actually, you and human rights office said the palestinian american was not killed by indiscriminate firing from palestinians who actually died while covering an israeli army operation in the north and west bank last month. the rock morocco says 5 migrants died in an attempted mass crossing from its territory into the north african spanish enclave. of leila. around 2000 migrants tried to reach the border. and there is a popular crossing point for migrants from sub saharan africa trying to get into europe. and that is all we have time for. stay tuned for news asia with melissa chan and i will be back with more world news at the top of the hour. thanks so much for watching the duluth. ah, leonardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece. ah, it is perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece in the collection of the louvre and no, it is not the mona lisa. it is the virgin of the rocks, 2 versions, multiple copies.

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i love "downton abbey.y a "bridgerton" you can watch with your parents. >> steve: ah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, this week, marvel released the trailer for "she-hulk: attorney at law," and it got 78 million views in just 24 hours. yeah, fans are excited about the show, but some people were complaining that the cgi looks bad. i don't know what they're talking about. really, i think marvel has a a great special effects team in fact, they just released another trailer for a new series called "abe lincoln hulk," and i think they actually - [ laughter ] i think they actually upped their game look at this thing >> steve: wow. ♪ >> four score and seven years ago, you wouldn't like me if i'm angry. goodbye. >> jimmy: yeah i -- i -- you don't know where it's going to go. i mean, it's fantastic [ cheers and applause did you guys hear about this mtv is bringing back "jersey shore" with a new cast [ cheers ] and the old cast issued a statement, saying they are not in support of the reboot >> steve: ooh. [ laughter ] >

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