ahmad: it will be very significant.e one of the top 5 most-visited countries globally from 22 today. we want to add 60 million visits in the next 12 years. samantha: but this is a very conservative country, isn't it? and tourists, we know, can behave badly. ahmad: we will make the rules very clear. we will make the abaya optional for women when they come to saudi arabia, and if they dress, they need to dress modest, just to respect the culture, you know, in the street. ♪♪♪ samantha: when "foreign correspondent" last reported from saudi arabia, we were greeted with an entirely different song. male: [speaking arabic] samantha: we found a country in the grip of religious fundamentalism. five of the september 11 terrorists had been recruited from this mosque alone. saudi society was governed by a puritanical interpretation of islamic law. male: [speaking arabic] samantha: enforced by the mutawa: the feared "morality police." samantha: so i wanted to find out how much has changed. what better way to explore than order an ube

ahmad also defeated cska in a draw for the first time since march of the seventeenth year of the armys defeat, they fell to the fourth line in the table on may 7, they are waiting for the sochi match in fact. this is the denouement of the fight for the medals for the red blues. zenit for the fourth time in a row became the champion of russia on football on saturday the team in the twenty-seventh round of the rpl beat lokomotiv with a score of 3: 1, the decisive victory of zenit was strong-willed kerk opened the scoring after a mistake by the goalkeeper kirzhakov, but then only the hosts knocked down, sergeev malcolm and a bridge for zenit - this is the eighth victory of the russian championship at the club. the second place in terms of the number of national champion titles was won only by spartak moscow 10 times more often; the match against lokomotiv became the most visited rpl this season for another triumph. zenith from the stands watched 47.5 thousand spectators in other matches saturday rubin was defeated at home, sochi and us unexpectedly lost to the urals in the southern derby

mrjustice parker told imran ahmad khan, "i do not accept that you have any remorse for your offendinghis life, "because of this assault, i've found being touched difficult. being touched with no warning still freaks me out." the victim describes imran ahmad khan as "that man" and said, "i've had my own assault pantomimed back to me. i still find it hard to focus on everyday tasks. following suicidal thoughts, i'm now attending counselling." imran ahmad khan, who has said he will appeal against the guilty verdict, sat impassively, holding a walking stick as he listened. his own barrister has said he will never work in politics and public life again. his reputation is utterly destroyed. a health worker has been arrested on suspicion of administering poison with intent to endanger life after a child died at birmingham children's hospital. the 27—year—old woman was arrested on thursday and has been suspended from her role at the hospital. our correspondent navtej johal is following developments at the hospital. what we know so far is that the child was being treated here at birmingham chi

it will definitely be useful in restoring the balance of nature groman ahmad minka, but it may be says the hun data from what i, what ammonia cultures have been recognized as a problem in india. that's why the government has switched to mixed forests with fruit and timber trees. but the out of asi are determined to fight back the indigenous forestry laws here, give them the right to farm the land. it's a situation rife with conflict. now look at the sesame plant. they up routed it. why do that? they took our oxen and farming equipment, so we planted these with our bare hands. the small tools. took everything, the ranger keeps denying it. he says he took nothing. indian authorities built of border fence for their plantation here without asking the permission of the local and of asi community. now the forest rangers, say the out of basi deliberately destroyed the fence. they get in get good. they've been, they are also saying this is their sacred grow up in this land was never used for any family plan because you're living there are no wealthier, i think we had no farms, no good luck. th

oh, blue i was cruising with ahmad the brush. really, his berlin and these color. kirk of the missouri. it's a booth those sir. put off. where do you cheers the contrary was you know, she was, she nichol from the state of california produced him. interesting because when you also was bull crew, martel to consort will do shows you will show the shooting every year. so pictures of art tiffany is most or on the sound you denies vulnerable to it. mm hm. sure. between beach pretty much should be typical machinery. no glowing g initial group also will look like oh, what stalker beach should out from ago. because of the multiple as your muscle here. melissa sparrow composed of tips replace for you. what you want to cost is still to go over the seo doesn't on a hamburger, but we are unable to need it with us or we didn't me issue funds will be to be to bully him or to call the q because the here pretty soon as possible. thank you lou shift. thank you for your point of choice. this is coming to enough that i thought it was you, which you

now, ahmad, we'll have to reassess things as attend louisa. frank has been doing agro forestry for 8 years. he plant trees on his corn fields, sometimes at the edge. sometimes in the middle, the trees need to be trimmed so that they don't create too much shade. eventually he harvests some of them. he also uses compost almost exclusively and has greatly reduced his use of industrial fertilizer as if he had a yoke there. flicker, we had corn here in the field when the sunburn as well, and that was very unusual for the leaves make that export said it was the o zone effect and the extreme sunlight and swimming. i knew it didn't happen where the shade of the trees fell. remove all finished. the corn under the trees produce higher yields. the principle behind agro forestry isn't new. with the protection of trees, crop survive, drought better because there microclimate improves and less water evaporates. the trees, foliage and dead roots also create more humans. the soil becomes more fertile and can hold more water. but agro forestry is very rare her

both ahmad and mary. i'm going to have to end the conversation there. a with a witnessed, a witness bravery, witness. breed of witness. slavery, witness. people, witness. power, witness. lifetime witness in our witness. my witness. b, witness prejudice, witness. peace, witness. love, witness. ball witness. the world witness. next door. witness live. whitney sarah. oh again, culture dominates america's underworld, but has it permeated law inforcement itself? they want exactly what every gang member wants. a power and control. both lines investigates allegations of organized gangs within the los angeles cherished department taking the law into their own hands. a failure at every level from every r of los angeles county government shadow system. a lay secretive sheriff gangs on al jazeera. ah, with ah ah oh ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm molly inside the news i live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. i had one. she was described as the voice of palestine emotional tributes for the al jazeera po to killed by israeli forces. she is not only.

there is no anti-severodvinsk, there are russian detachments, special forces, ahmad special forces, andis the infantry, respect the rails, forward, actually ahead of the people. here is a new one for a long time to fight by volunteering. it's cold, just cold. it has just begun to be surrounded, something to be surrounded, ukrainian units are implementing and the damage will be set on fire , we are already on the way and the route along which donetsk is being supplied is being supplied and now it banged. the task of the gunners the task of the gunners is to destroy one of one of the bridge seversky seversky which connects the north connects the north. no, and it's this one. from the fields they use a forty-millimeter mortar. they hit the bridge they drink on the bridge, which is 5 km from 5 km from the court there the formation of the western house, the coast to the east-to the east reinforcements we have supplies can you imagine, how many idiotic allied forces at once from several allied forces at once from several observations and street rolls street fights. evgeny poddubny evgeny podd

people's republic, it's not the republic and the whole of ukraine, there is only one problem. yes ahmadinistry of defense and the people's militia of the luhansk people's republic are the civilian population, because they need to be withdrawn, they need to be provided for. let's dedicate. now i, of course, have a white bandage on my sleeve, not only honor, but also someone else’s sign, so that ours is not accidentally mistaken from a ukrainian shell, of course, this will not save. look at what works, what flies here. these are such darts. they were still in the fourteenth they were used in donetsk well, in fact, throughout the donbass. this thing gets into the body starts an instant inflammation. well, in general, a disgusting thing, prohibited ammunition is only used on the road every day. the heart of the advanced command post, this monitor here in real time broadcasts data from of all drones in the operational area at the time of the assault, the commander does not leave this place. accordingly, i immediately decide to suppress. e to suppress e this point of artillery, from attracted

of the gitarib resistance and this is the front of the national resistance of afghanistan, led by ahmadthis is the afghan freedom front and, uh, a lot of other organizations and fronts of the armed groups, which today uh, have declared themselves, it is still difficult to say how effective it will be this day, how numerous are the squads? uh, some olim resistance. they are still fragmented. they are not yet trying to coordinate these joint actions among themselves and it is not a fact that the taliban will be able to put up in this fight. uh, accordingly, there is a high probability that afghanistan is about to plunge into the abyss of another civil war, of course. in this case, there is a great threat that it is the northern provinces of afghanistan directly adjacent to the post-soviet republics that may be affected by this war in to a greater extent. and now we will find out the opinion about what is happening already from uzbekistan, we will talk with the director of the center for political initiative ergashev about what is happening on the border and actually beyond the river. hell

ahmad is here all our battalions, all the guys who came here to free the people of civilians, get themthe basements now, save them, take them to a safe place. hello everyone big. we, you see, that we are alive, they do not believe. we hope to be with you soon. here in the center, the popas feel relatively safe, helped by fighters from the russian special forces university yesterday. there was an enemy here yesterday to live here, more precisely, detected battles. and today we visit with you. this is a place to show all of russia to the whole world that that the dangerous has been liberated that it has been purged completely of nationalists. and that in the near future, peaceful life will always return on this square, where there is a monument to our grandfathers who won the great patriotic war. there are also stellas dedicated to the war in the internationalists to those who defended our homeland in the civil war and another warrior to the participants, otherwise who died for the freedom and independence of ukraine well, and so on, the only one where the shell flew and which is now def

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i mean sasan his eyes cigna was an absent full of thump of europe. ahmad chalabi and another you signal, shall you, sheldon, you, dr. it's a normal tooth of the study. it already got one b much at the rural marseilles on the far shoes. but the old rules up, i know that you are open you for you my. it's to be grades. yeah, those are also at the caliah to, to walk. i thought on the hook up on a grain. you are quite, you know, easily, but on computers you writing the got the right when you might still to quote for shoes water. would it nisha nadia shamperdeen almost all of a mr. will you rule for getting a little hard to grain or could even a lot and you crazy or newton secret that does it assume inch the face crashed? you glenn books can play the finance with them. he is a woocommerce all night and upwards. come now the valise go, jeremy, only get your opinion gospel demanded. president angelica at this the asking when that was in the balance because, you know, just hadn't yet a dish. reason is already in last year. my children go get school soon. worry. it was wagner vigil, finishing out

them, we have been able to witness tens of thousands of people come in just from the city of it's ahmad and robert been deep. right now. did it take with dear god, but the determination is strong and this is a committed law which had been battling the police. they come into this point then that is shelling there were draw under self gods had been going on for quite a while. but a bronze will be reaching the sport very soon and he will make a point that across bugger gandhi enjoys tremendous the board. and veg everson, he was removed from paula, his popularity had skyrocket, dade still to come this half hour for the 1st time. vladimir putin, his visited soldiers wounded during russia's war in ukraine. the critical endangered species this bouncing back in mexico, giving scientists a flutter of hope. ah, they watched its not looking, especially wintry just yet strangely. they are all fronts waving the way through the air. behind them is not cold. we still got 17 in melbourne and a few showers on friday a bit more significant. right in new south wales. after sunshine it up through the coast

the soldiers of the ahmad special unit , together with the armed forces of the independent republicsdonbass, continue to successfully carry out combat missions in the luhansk direction. yesterday , the head of chechnya, ramzan kadyrov, announced the capture power watering and cleaning up the forest in her area in mariupol, meanwhile, begins. new life at the entrance to the city changed the designation on road signs from ukrainian to russian, the information was confirmed by the ministry of transport of the donetsk people's republic. well, it's hard to talk about it, but it's necessary to talk about it. this proof is another crime of ukrainian nationalists , ukrainian militants, cold-bloodedly shot a convoy with refugees in the kharkiv region. moreover , they fired, both small and heavy weapons. hear what the locals have to say . shooting first turns then, and then i go to the machine or something in such a powerful such powerful. and also small arms. oh, and kalash, or well, about everything, kalashnikov’s son’s bullet stretched out, that is, he pulled the bullets there on the intern

ahmad also defeated cska for the first time since march 2017. army men.lost, they dropped down to fourth place in the table on may 7, waiting for a home match in sochi in fact. the denouement of the struggle for medals for the red force. zenit became the champion of russia on football for the fourth time in a row on saturday, the team in the twenty-seventh round of the rpl beat lokomotiv with a score of 3: 1. with you for zenit this is the eighth victory in the championships of russia the club has the second place in the number of champion titles countries more often they were won only by spartak moscow 10 times the match against lokomotiv became the most visited rpl this season for another triumph. zenith from the stands watched 47.5 thousand spectators. in other matches saturday rubin was defeated at home, sochi where we unexpectedly lost to the urals in the south derby krasnodar turned out to be stronger rostov on sunday spartak won the first strong-willed victory of the season over wings, ufa and khimki shared points. and today the 27th round will end

explosives, which could detonate at any moment under these conditions, the chechen special forces, ahmad the fighters of the lpr worked as a jewelry, despite the fact that a whole international of experienced militants gathered in the industrial zone under the guidance of nato instructors fixed the seed of the americans who remained, uh, on ukrainian soil so, uh, we fixed sniper points here, sniper letters from canada, so we fixed sniper groups. so we fixed here, uh, a group from georgia who also. i understand almost everyone else here lie. land, as they say. here, uh, in the same composition. eh, there were representatives of the caucasus who came here, it turns out from the igils as part of the georgian group. this means that here we recorded a total of groups of polish mercenaries, the bodies of ukrainian soldiers abandoned during the retreat still lie in the yards, they are buried, the russian military, professing a noble principle. we humanely treat the enemy, dead or alive, therefore, we were convinced that the prisoners captured in the lpr temporary detention center or a prison wi

last month mr blunt apologised after defending imran ahmad khan, who was convicted of sexually assaultinged he is standing down at the next election. in an interview with politics south east looking back at his own career, he said he still believes mr khan did not get a fair trial. mr khan will be sentenced today. charlotte wright reports. just hours after he said it was a dreadful miscarriage ofjustice he retracted it, but now when asked about it for the first time on camera, he has stood by his original remarks. i remain totally convinced... what do you mean, you saw what happened? i attended part of the trial. did you attend the whole trial? no, i didn't attend the whole trial, but i know what decisions were made within the trial, which meant that in myjudgment, he did not get a fair trial. last month mr khan was found guilty of assaulting a 15—year—old boy and thrown out of the conservative party. in a statement posted online, crispin blunt said the case relied on lazy homophobic troops. he later took it down and apologise, not least to victims of sexual offences. when someone has gon

i now get out of the woods, gonna be as ard saladas about these ads ahmad, as, as a big so i wanted to know that it was a big t gonna to go to lab it, sir. ah, how social social media platforms, if many young uses feel isolated, anxious, and depressed? currently there is a grand national experiment that is taking place upon our kids. why take companies not sufficiently regulated? they don't want people to know what's happening on their platform. and when will society catch up? 10 people that i knew in high school that may suicide. full lines investigates toxic feed, social media and teen mental health on al jazeera, with the sage, a set, and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think was wor, inevitable. i just want to started to please don't it. they're not doing the right thing. let's leave simplicity to the headlines. join me as i take on the lars dismantled misconceptions and debate. the contradictions, do we have a real democracy here in the united states? it's not a political party. that's a radical insurgency. are mark lamarr hill, and i

at a trial last month, imran ahmad khan was found guilty of assaulting the boy at a party in 2008.ere's been major travel disruption in scotland after scotrail, which runs most trains there, introduced a new temporary timetable cutting almost 700 services every day. the move has been prompted by a dispute about pay, with some drivers refusing to work overtime. scotrail, which has recently been nationalised, says the drivers�* union demands are not sustainable, while the union describes the pay offer as derisory. radical changes are needed to prevent tens of thousands more children ending up in care, according to a new report. a review into council—run children's services in england says the current system is "dysfunctional". currently there are around 80,000 children and young people in care, but the report predicts this will rise to 100,000 in a decade if nothing is done. tens of thousands of manchester city fans crowded into the city centre this evening to celebrate their team being crowned premier league champions. it was a memorably dramatic end to the season, as city came from

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good morning, i'm asad ahmad.ng a picture of what was to come in wandsworth. among the anxious onlookers — the former council leader and former chief of staff to the prime minister — sir eddie lister. a tory flagship borough since 1978, wandsworth is now run by labour. councillors, whey—hey! you're my mum's councillor, yeah? no pressure! 0n hand for the celebrations, london's mayor — himself a former wandsworth councillor. wandsworth's new leader wasn't even born when his party last ran the borough. i think they felt the conservative council had grown stale and complacent. it just didn't really have values that fitted with modern london. we need to, in fact, _ make sure that all those people who feel that we haven't fully supported them or looked - after their interests — - we need to find out how well we can do it. we also need to actually hold the labour party to account . on the promises they have made. losing a borough they've run for the last 44 years should serve as a warning to the party in london, says one

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ahmad, as are so big. so i wanted to know that once a week, and he gonna go to lebanon, sir? ah, a unique form of protest by a palestinian artist using a symbol of national identity to create postage in passport stamps. but as for some bird, another re donnie life player to build the conflict anyway, sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict out of weight come to palestine, palestine sun bed, a stamp of defiance on al jazeera. i don't get a guest with got on one of the fastest growing nations in the world. ah, need cousin needed to open and develop that school international shipping company to become a p middle east and trade and learning skillfully mapped out 3 key areas of develop who filling a prominence of connecting the world, connecting the future while the cost cutters gateway to whoa trade ah hello, i miramonte just a quick look at the main stories were following now. dozens of people are feared to have died off to a russian bomb attack destroyed a school in easton ukraine. the governor of la hans is saying about 90 civilians were hiding in the b

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we have seen this happen recently with the murder of ahmad arbury. we could see federal charges.i and others are involved. the way we will see federal charges here is if there is a hate crime. if it can be proven that one of main motivations behind this shooting was racial hatred, racial bias. that's what the feds will be looking for. if they can link this to racial motive then we can have federal charges on top of the state charges ta have been lodged. >> it seems like they already have. they came out at the press conference and did not mince words. they were very direct saying this was racially motivated. you would think they had clear cut to back up a statement. >> you would hope prosecutors were careful enough to monot ma the statements. mistakes get made in the initial hours after an event. when i heard the statements from the spokes people, that's what i thought. i thaug they are looking at hate crimes. i said there's the federal hook. an ordinary murder is not federal murder . >> you have the hate crime link. i'm curious if you think it could be an insanity defense. we kno

at a trial last month, imran ahmad khan, was found guilty of groping the boy at a party in 2008.war crimes trial since the invasion of ukraine, a 21—year—old russian soldier has beenjailed for life having been found guilty of murder. vadim shishimarin, a sergeant, claimed he was only following orders when he shot dead a 62—year—old unarmed civilian on a bicycle. the soldier was trying to escape the country in a private car with others at the time. his lawyer is considering an appeal. as more evidence emerges of rising living costs, the prime minister has said �*no option is off the table' to help households who are hit hard by soaring bills. new figures from loughborough university suggest that basic goods and services are around £400 a month more expensive this year than they were last year. it comes as the world economic forum meeting in davos warned of potentially �*dire' global consequences from rising prices, a decline in wages, and food shortages exacerbated by the war in ukraine. 0ur economics editor, faisal islam, joins us from the swiss resort of davos. and a deeply gloo

over two weeks later on may 4th, ice finally receives authorization to rearrest garcia ahmad dough. may 6th arrested we arrested into ice custody. he reached out to ice how does this claim. they claim to vet every migrant before they release them into the u.s. why would it take two weeks to go get a green light to go rearrest a suspected terrorist living in the u.s.? dhs really didn't answer those questions. here is what they did say in part, quote: when we receive additional derogatory information from our law enforcement partners, dhs and our federal partners take swift action to apprehend those individuals. in this instance after receiving additional law enforcement information, ice, in coordination with federal and local law enforcement, promptly detained this individual who was already under supervision via a g.p.s. monitoring device. former ice director tom homan said there is nothing prompt about waiting two weeks to arrest a suspected terrorist living in the u.s. he calls what happened here a massive national security breach. take a listen. >> the focus of this administratio

good evening, i'm asad ahmad.servative to become their first directly appointed mayor. good evening. this is bbc news with rebecca jones. sinn fein has hailed a new era for northern ireland as it's on track to win the most seats in the northern ireland assembly for the first time ever — signalling a historic shift in the political landscape— and a first for a nationalist party. it comes as the democratic unionist party leaderjeffrey donaldson, has said his party will decide next week whether to consider entering a power—sharing government. let's speak to lewis goodall with the latest. yes, we are edging towards the completion of this stormont election. i know it feels like we're getting there in increments and believe me we feel it as well. we are on 81 out of 90 seats declared so far and nine outstanding. let's just remind ourselves of what happened so far. we knew yesterday from the first preferences that sinn fein were going to be on top and they had outstripped and overtaken they had outstripped and overtaken

. >> reporter: the perpetrator, 52-year-old she hab ahmad she hab was living in columbus, ohio, an iraqiizen who entered the u.s. on a tourist visa and then applied for asylum. he scouted president bush's dallas home and library. affiliated with isis according to the affidavit, he recruited four iraqi nationals who he wanted to smuggle into the united states through the southern border. >> they do not have operational control. they do not have a handle on the people coming across and they're really flirting with fire. >> reporter: a recent d.o.d. inspector general report says isis is taking advantage of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan warning the u.s. homeland could be targeted in the next 12-18 months. the iraqi man accused of plotting to kill president bush did not enter a plea when he appeared before a magistrate on tuesday. a detention hearing is slated for friday. shannon? >> shannon: jennifer griffin, thank you very much. coming up, actor johnny depp back on the stand today along with his former flame british super model kate moss. when she had to say about the allegations he

bush the justice department says shahid ahmad shihab shihab is affiliated with isis.in iraqi citizen living in columbus, ohio. authorities say shahab launched the assassination plot in retaliation for iraqi deaths during operation iraqi freedom she hopped allegedly received tens of thousands of dollars for a plan to smuggle iraqi nationals into the country to kill the former president, then smuggled them out across the mexican border. it shows that people would not only try to assassinate my uncle, former president united states but also seek to conduct a spectacular attack. shihab has been charged with an immigration crime and aiding and abetting a murder plot he could face up to 30 years in prison speaker nancy pelosi is pushing back on the decision by the archbishop to deny her communion within the archdiocese of san francisco. speaker pelosi says she respects that people have opposing views , but not when they impose them on others. the longtime san francisco democrats says she comes from a large family with many members who oppose abortion. archbishop salvador qu

. >> the perpetrator, 52-year-old shihab ahmad shihab was living in columbus, ohio an iraqi citizen whond library. affiliated with isis, according to the affidavit. he recruited four iraqi nationals who he wanted to smuggle into the united states through the southern border. >> they do not have operational control and they do not have a handle on the people coming across and they are really flirting with fire. >> a recent dod inspector general report says isis is taking advantage of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. warning the u.s. homeland could be targeted in the next 12 to 18 months. >> the iraqi man accused of plotting to kill president bush did not enter a plea when he appeared before a magistrate on tuesday. a detention hearing is slated for friday. bret? >> bret: jennifer, thank you. up next, the panel with the news of the day. first, beyond our borders tonight, ukraine's president saying russia must pull back to its prewar position as a first step before diplomatic talks can proceed. that statement comes as russia batters key areas in the east. a regional governor reports a

what is your message for ahmad? he knows we're fighting for him and i hope he knows that, you know, we've united with all the families in that position and we are working together to be heard and hopefully we can meet with the president and tell our stories to him and that we love him so much and we're going to do everything we can to get him home. >> what do you want your dad and uncle to know? >> oh, man, i think we've come a long way, a girl from lake charles, louisiana, sitting here with you on cnn in d.c. and we are not going to give up, just like my shirt says. >> never give up. >> we're going to keep going until he's home and until they are all home. >> joey, how is trevor doing? >> he's doing better every day and i would be remiss if i didn't say the reason that we're here, me and his sister, is that he wanted us to come and speak out for paul whelan, he's extremely upset that paul is still there, another marine, and also for brittney and her family. all the other families. trevor couldn't be here but wanted

ukrainian fortifications look like military personnel retreated to severodonetsk russian detachments, ahmad of the people's republic are moving forward. there are more and more volunteers and sochi at the front. it's definitely good . i've been afraid for a long time, yes, what's new to fight, well, the first month. we recently came here as a volunteer. that's right on the front. as the situation, it's cold. just hot during the day, cold at night, something like that. this is fine. the severodonetsk headquarters of isu formed a large grouping, which, in the event of successful actions of russian forces may be surrounded, militants forming a regime. this is understood by fresh examples of other boilers that demoralize ukrainian units under fire already, and the route along which supplies are supplied to lisichansk and severodonetsk is the route or now to bakhmut. heavy mortars are working at the forefront, the task of artillerymen is to destroy one of the bridges across seversky donetsk, which connects severodonetsk and lysychansky, for this they use a 240-mm mortar, which is located five ki

good morning, i'm asad ahmad.head during an incident in east london at the weekend. the footage — which includes others besides this — shows officers dragging a man beside a police van outside kingsland shopping centre on saturday. officers say they were carrying out a pre—planned operation "targeting e—scooters and moped—enabled crime". nine people were arrested for violent disorder. nightclubs across london are warning they're "running out of time" to find bouncers — and they claim its leading to fears about safety. three quarters of bars, pubs and clubs have been found to be short of security staff. the night time industries association is calling for government action before the peak months of the summer — when securityjobs are in highest demand. a memorial garden where survivors can remember those who lost their lives looks likely to be created at the site of g re nfell tower. 72 people died when fire engulfed the residential tower block in north kensington almost five years ago. no decision has yet been made

i'm asad ahmad.a which he wears for safety reasons. the occurance isn't unusual, with research from guide dogs showing three quarters of assistance dog owners say they've been refused entry to places and businesses, and that includes supermarkets. my guide dogs have always been part of who i am and what i do, for somebody to say that i cannot come into a shop or that i have to leave because of a guide dog in 2022 — itjust feels the north side of unacceptable to me. in a statement tesco said everyone is welcome in their stores and that they are rolling out more training on guide dogs for all security staff this year. and you can see sean's full story on the bbc london website and social media platforms. eight people have been charged after a disturbance in east london at the weekend which followed anger over police actions in dalston. some social media footage appeared to show an officer hitting a person in the area of kingsland high street on saturday night. in the skirmish that followed, arrests wer

. _ the former tory mp, imran ahmad khan, has formally quit his wakefield seat following his convictionas urged companies to comply with correct pricing structures, after it emerged some firms were increasing direct debits beyond what was necessary. some suppliers have been given a three—week deadline to resolve the issue. 0fgem has also expressed concern about customers being directed to inappropriate deals. president biden says a woman's right to choose is fundamental, after a leaked document suggested that roe v wade — the ruling legalising abortion nationwide — could be scrapped by the supreme court. if confirmed, it would mean millions of women across the us losing their legal right to abortion. this is what president biden had to say to reporters, as he left the white house for alabama a short while ago: you know, if this decision holds, it's really quite a radical decision. and again, the underlying premise — and again, i've not had a chance to thoroughly go into the report, the decision — but it basically says all the decisions relating to your private life — who you marry, whet

i think of the the conviction of the three men who killed ahmad aubrey in georgia modern lynching they went to jail and they're going to be in jail for a very long time. we have the killing of the murder of george floyd by derek chauvin in minneapolis and his example his demonstration of the unlimited power to take life. was a wake-up call to many americans who had not understood what that actually was like before. that was the henry smith lynching for britons but for us today, and so i think when we have these moments, i think she would be out in the trenches fighting to get that conversation continued because you have these moments that you can capitalize on to change the conversation and pull back the curtain and show what's happening underneath. so i think right now she would be very busy. right. thank you for that. great question. well unfortunately you're out of time, but i want to say thanks to sarah for her presentation in the game. thanks to gemini 3 for their support. next the next great lives. like to well, it would be that next tuesday for one of our own umw professors, dr.

wakefield because the circumstance of a by—election is not good for the conservatives, that was imran ahmadas an mp, the by—election is coming injune and it is expected the labour party will walk about. in is expected the labour party will walk about-— is expected the labour party will walk about. ' . ,., walk about. in effect the government has accepted — walk about. in effect the government has accepted it _ walk about. in effect the government has accepted it probably _ walk about. in effect the government has accepted it probably will - walk about. in effect the government has accepted it probably will not - has accepted it probably will not help much?— has accepted it probably will not hel much? . , ,, ., help much? privately i think so, and tiverton in somerset... _ help much? privately i think so, and tiverton in somerset... devon, - tiverton in somerset... devon, sorry, it is much more classic... you can't expect a devon man to allow you to say that.— allow you to say that. carry on. i profusely — allow you to say that. carry on. i profusely apologise! _ allow you to say that. carry

at a trial last month, imran ahmad khan, was found guilty of groping the boy at a party in 2008. at the property in wrexham. police said the man suffered a cardiac arrest and was pronounced dead at the scene. the dog was euthanised by a vet and the incident is now being investigated. the number of confirmed cases of monkeypox in the uk has nearly trebled to 57 including the first case in scotland. close contacts of those infected are being advised to self isolate for 21 days. here's our medical editor fergus walsh. more than a dozen countries in europe, north america and australia have reported cases of monkeypox, the biggest outbreak ever seen outside africa. but it is not another covid. experts stress the overall risk to the public is low. so what is monkeypox? it's a virus found in animals, including monkeys and rats, in several african countries which occasionally infects people. the first outbreak in humans was over 50 years ago. it usually causes a mild illness, though it can occasionally be fatal. we've seen a few cases in europe over the last five years, just in traveller

imran ahmad khan the former sitting mp, has resigned after his conviction for historic sexual assaultat people on the doorstep are telling the campaigners, the cost of living crisis, we keep hearing it again and again. that is the key thing. also, in 2019 the parliamentary seat was snatched by the tories from labour, and it was the trust in boris, it was the brexit bounce, as we called it, the winning factor. that seems to have dissipated a little bit. the trust seems to have dissipated. in many ways, this is seen as a litmus test, this local election. a referendum on the trust that people have, on the national leaders of borisjohnson and keir starmer. boris johnson and keir starmer. neither coming borisjohnson and keir starmer. neither coming away with glory from the doorstep here. that trust needs to be brought back. one thing to mention, there was another by—election here in west yorkshire, just last year, the batley and spen by—election. the sister ofjo cox won that by 322 votes, the conservatives came very close to snatching that traditional labour seat. could that story play out

ahmad is fine. ready to move on ready to work.ictories with a bad mood, the mood of our guys is so good that i’ll say it like this, you know there a little further than ukraine blathers, poland if they don’t have their audience change, at the same time it will be possible, as they say, to step over there too and kick them in the horns too, so that they know how they should behave in our mood such that if there is a command from the supreme commander and as i already said ramzan akhmatovich, then, uh- uh, we are ready to fight. e to the bitter end and so that the world realizes what a mistake he made when he got involved, here we are in this ups and downs ourselves, so we are serious about the spirit of all the fighting, uh, and everyone understands that we are really fighting for a just cause, because i am for i decided that what is going on today, uh, the struggle between good and evil, that is, russia is really on the side of the light, it is god's side, and we know that we are on the side. eh, the forces of good are ready. as t