ahmed could see you in a helmet and from afar.ress and in makeup, after a quarrel with his beloved , a man fell into a hole from which he could not get out once and for 15 back and all that there is a cat for a five-story building and fell there and spent more than 6 hours there, he froze both his hands and legs said, even her husband cried saw. he does not give his beloved daughter lost limbs, the child did not see something. will a father without arms and legs be able to see his child, you know, that i always loved you i love to love and i'm sorry that i'm like this and i hope you someday we'll meet this beyond today at 16:45 on ntv under the protection of the premiere today at 20:00 on ntv even if the damaged liver is not worries better take care of it in time two active components, could help inflammation and restore liver cells care for the liver with a vengeance, self- employed. i am not ready to give away what i myself have earned for one ruble and transfer to individuals up to 500,000 rubles. every month. but we would like

for distraction purposes at the construction site on the day that ahmed was detained, ahmed is said to engineer. pay attention to this. this is the same killed saboteur whose cat was late that day, he allegedly accidentally crashed into the cat, knocked him down and prevented the detention. thanks to the militants what will be the considerations wahmed has a group, apparently, in case the main plan fails these people, he tried not to light up. i beat off the body of my brother on my own at a construction site during the arrest of akhmet. they also acted covertly. and if the cat hadn’t identified the dead militant, we would have overlooked them. apparently, the implementation of a backup plan began, for which such a rocket is needed. the question is where did they eat it and how are they going to use vakhmet ? i myself helped in the production of russian passports. an object for a new action, i don’t know yet, i’ll find out, but this is some kind of plant in siberia and i’ve already told you not not enough information. i would like you to help me too. i am interested in the renewal of m

ok, let me bring ahmed i was night into the conversation ahmed. it's likely that the rifle and the bullet that was used to kill cherry novel actually came from manufacturers in the united states. the u. s. we know pace were 20 percent of israel's military budget. there is a u. s. northerly. he act which says that the u. s. can not provide any support or training to any military unit in the world that has carried out human rights violations. how much you think these latest revelations put pressure, not just on, on israel, but on the u. s. government and the biden administration, which is a planning a visit to, to the region very soon? well, unfortunately, not enough pressure. let me start off by saying that during the great march of return, when the people of missouri were marching towards the borders of their ancestral homeland. or the israelis released a tweet saying that with $30000.00 people marching towards their borders that they knew were every single bullet landed. now if 30000 people marching and this military feels confident enough to twe

ahmed with a sapper maybe you know how to close it? are there grenades? dad we have -3, but the entrance is blocked. so you can’t enter the territory, you can’t store it. without options , what do you say? let's meet, i saw with my own eyes how he got into the car, it turned out. has it evaporated, i don’t know how much you can mess around with, i launched a higher resolution for viewing, but this requires additional time. urgently send, send the coordinates. it's like here. what do you say here? where did he go? i didn't see it, we left right away, didn't even stop. look, if we both lied, we'll bury the coordinates, it's right here. means forward, so so. i think he went to the nearest rain to meet akhmet . there, let's go ahead. in touch now controls it yes, do not break through, i block the entrance there. okay, calm down. now i'm going down. i'll go to them from the rear and arrange. y the subscriber is temporarily unavailable. back oh, urgently you didn’t understand from the first time that you couldn’t run away from me. buddy, eve

_ akef - candidate, from 8241 -- nadeem| ahmed? ._ akef akbar, ahmed?. applause.ndependent, _ applause. jayda fransen, independent, 23. - applause. jayda fransen, i independent, 23. applause. jordanjames_ jordan james gaskell, uk independence jordanjames gaskell, uk independence party, ukip, 124. applause. independence party, ukip, 124. applause— independence party, ukip, 124. applause. david john rowntree jocumsen, yorkshire _ applause. david john rowntree jocumsen, yorkshire party, - jocumsen, yorkshire party, 1182. , r , jocumsen, yorkshire party, 1182. m m r ,, jocumsen, yorkshire party, 1182. h 1182. cheering and applause. -- howatson. cheering _ 1182. cheering and applause. -- howatson. cheering and - howatson. cheering and applause. es —— herdson. therese hirst, english democrats putting england first, 135. democrats putting england first, 135-— first, 135. applause. christopher _ first, 135. applause. christopher richard i first, 135. applause. - christopher richard jones, christopher richard jones, northern independence party, nationalise energy companies

now, time for newswatch with samirah ahmed. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samirah ahmed.the new look studio for the news at six, the news at ten, gone down with yours? we'll discuss whether this week's revamp adds anything or gets in the way ofjournalism. work on it has been going on under wraps for a few months but on monday night the new look studio for the news at six and the news at ten was unveiled. tonight at ten, a special report from the front line as russian forces tighten their grip on eastern ukraine. ., ., forces tighten their grip on eastern ukraine. ,, ., , . , forces tighten their grip on eastern ukraine. ,, ., ' . , ukraine. several differences could be sotted ukraine. several differences could be spotted immediately. - ukraine. several differences could be spotted immediately. firstly, l ukraine. several differences could l be spotted immediately. firstly, the size of the new studio, which means a lot more walking for the presenter from one side of the set to the other. this concerned carol latham. despite the obvious effort and creativity expended the ch

ahmed: the egyptian constitution always talks about sustainable development -- meaning development thato account all aspects of life, including social, economic, environmental and archaeological development. but when there are no public hearings for proposed projects, that affects sustainability and it doesn't win over local residents. reporter: more and more historic buildings are vanishing from cairo's cityscape to make way for highways and new apartments. architect hany el-fekky is in charge of the latest initiative to relieve the traffic gridlock in the area near the cemetery. hany: building this new highway is very important. otherwise the traffic here has cars creeping along at five kilometers an hour. that's a waste of time, and people can't get to work. and it's a waste of energy, of gasoline and diesel, so it creates a lot of pollution. reporter: paved roads, sturdier houses, electricity and running water. ramy would like all that too, but not at the cost of moving away. ramy: i like my neighborhood. my friends are here, my relatives, siblings, everything. reporter: ramy knows

seriously, give you some applause you are multifaceted ahmed ahmed - this is my brother, black, by the, alexander is also my brother. yes , black white relatives, his brothers yes, i understand. that is, you are not just friends from childhood. not just childhood friends from birth, of course. yes, i understand, a designer a-a designer means sites, and then a designer, a space designer, and a graphic designer great applause. you know, entrepreneur also my friend, and his brother. yes, we got it right now. he loves to travel and is generally a good person. my applause. imagine the captain and the teams are engaged in tourism, a very good agent. he takes us all around the world. he and i should be a doctor, and someone should be engaged in tourism, someone should be a lawyer, it is always important that he loves, uh, and board games, and he called us here and that this is a board game. well, why not, great. everyone got acquainted with the team from childhood friends, and the chinese team. ah. would interesting. you know, that would also be orphans, still brothers and sisters have no sig

ahmed is also full of optimism. russia attention.w andrei obviously liked bathing in a bathrobe. he steamed hard, but judging by the exhausted targets. banya, only andrey improved his driving skills, but here he said that petya's experience in the heat is more than usual. just not the usual. in the sense of beer kvass about a hot green man. cools well. yes, and be careful with the vents, you can easily blow through and remember, even in summer you can catch a cold. it is believed that joseph stalin had a modest life. but he drove the best cars of his time and appreciated american packards. one of them became the prototype of the zis-110, and in the garage there is an armored version of the zis-115 especially for the purpose. the limousine began to be developed in the harsh 1942 in the evacuation beyond the urals, they took the latest kart 120 as a basis, but they changed a lot for pasca, they transferred it from the front wing to the trunk, made narrow footboards and massive wings. so they were easier to stamp. well, a very spacious

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cottage of a lonely and rich poet and self- guided pretext was simple, along with his partner great ahmedfix the electrical. what can i say to alexandra maurida that he has something to learn at all? well, in general , even to many men, but to how a person knows how behave, how he came to the house, how he helped. he was very dutch. he is just as charismatic he er, he has no bad habits. he does not drink, does not smoke, but it was all visible, and you know, he always spoke about what i was interested in doing it with my own hands. he repaired. a car that broke down there, some insane amount of money called the master, there 40.000 for the repair of the washing machine and alexander told him what a nightmare? i’ll repair it myself now, he repaired it with his own hands, alexander could mavridius, could lose his head from love for beys and tatyana marukova, but the story of his criminal life. speaks for itself, perhaps speaking, the gang was attracted not so much by a single woman. how much is her property, especially since the experience of raising someone else's housing from mavridi. it

i just didn't want india. channels visit gold ball for ah ah ah ah malaga ahmed. yes. there was an i got that back again to see i was as rude when it while i'll target quality as long brianna would you call me before they had to go? yeah. la mancha, they, i know, has them. that's not what people are. no, but i'll find an element that they don't the girls left football to with the families our traditional and don't let them play we're only allowed to play at the games. some villages don't even allow their daughters to go out alone or to play on the street. i had to reply to day and i will call no peak don. i was really dead at gene wide. there was that guy, the theat . letty? no madman. bosh at this point. no, no, no, no i go go. yeah i did. oh. 6 i know what i've done to go, we determined to create the football field with i will power is stronger than stones. ah, all the kids work as hard as they can. 2 ah with you are but the girls are even more motivated than the boys as girls we tend to be overlooked, which is why we're so determined to prove ourselves a manella gun

hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.orget its normal journalistic values? 0h, quite the booing in the crowd, and you can hear it... and did the bbc alter the sound level of booing when repeating shots of boris and carriejohnson at last weekend's thanksgiving service? a decade ago, the bbc was widely criticised for dumbing down its treatment of the queen's diamond jubilee, with its rain—drenched royal flotilla along the thames. and a year ago, it received a record 100,000 complaints about the extent of air time devoted to the duke of edinburgh's death. those experiences coupled with the recent troubled history of the royal family meant there was an intense focus on how the platinum jubilee's was covered on the bbc. and the corporation certainly pulled out all the stops from the start of the weekend to the end. cheering she was the star of the show and it was her grand finale. the queen began the celebrations on the balcony here and this is where they ended, after a weekend of pomp, partying, and pageantry. for many last w

hello and welcome to newswatch with me samira ahmed.id bbc news overdo the platinumjubilee celebrations last weekend and forget its normal journalistic values? 0h, quite the booing in the crowd, and you can hear it... and did the bbc alter the sound level of booing when repeating shots of boris and carriejohnson at last week's thanksgiving service? a decade ago, the bbc was widely criticised for dumbing down it's treatment of the queens diamond jubilee, with its rain drenched royal flotilla along the thames. and a year ago, it received a record 100,000 complaints about the extent of air time devoted to the duke of edinburgh's death. those experiences coupled, with the recent troubled history of the royal family meant there was an intense focus on how the platinum jubilees death was covered on the bbc. and the corporation certainly pulled out all the stops from the start of the weekend to the end. cheering. she was the star of the show and it was her grand finale. the queen began the celebrations on the balcony here and this is where the

mike saying he thought russia had lost somewhere between 20 and 30 percent of the ahmed force. do you believe that to be true? and does that offer hope? if so, if you crying in a war of attrition, 1st i do believe it's true and i believe you could even caveat that with it. some of their, their better equipment that was more likely than not able to operate. in other words, some of their 100 percent of equipment is equipment that just doesn't get out of the hangar or the garage. and so i really think they've lost a significant war fighting capacity in this. in this 3, you know, $100.00 plus days a combat. so far, and if they try to grind it out over the summer in eastern ukraine, they're going to lose another 20 to 30 percent military expect my montgomery, thanks so much for your time. thank you. and now the, some of the, of the stories making headlines around the world to sell the u. n. refugee agency says the number of displaced people worldwide has risen to 100000000 as the highest number of recorded since world war 2. russia invasion of ukraine is one of several crises that p

mike, saying, he thought russia had lost somewhere between 20 and 30 percent of the ahmed force. do you believe that to be true and does that offer hope? if so figure crime in a war of attrition? let's 1st i do believe it's true and i believe you could even caveat that with some of their, their better equipment that was more likely than not able to operate. in other words, some of their 100 percent of equipment is equipment that just doesn't get out of the hangar or the, you know, or the garage. and so i really think they've lost a significant, we're fighting capacity in this, in this 3, you know, $100.00 plus days a combat so far. and if they try to grind it out over the summer in eastern ukraine, they're going to lose another 20 to 30 percent military expert mot. montgomery, thanks so much for your time. thank you. ok, tom to, to take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world now. and place in brazil say the bodies of missing british journalists don't. phillips and pacific indigenous experts bring up a data had been found. the 2 men went missing on j

no money more than than the payment over date for lily the bought the god, the one little ahmed ramadan, kindergarten in miss money layla dublin. i mean, what about i let i give them a good idea letting it run by a but i'm going to be a good good mary. findig with that. well, there's a tech coming down to the board. it's another area. what did it go on a monday? what about committed to like younger, yellow, and they would have done it on the rod idol manual a while i get older, i better need the mom, but then it will bundle and a little double. a lot of other salad, unbridled. the good that i want to go bottom now that i know i would do a glade ago, but he is not working with i'm on a sunday. so natalie was standing. yeah. in the more like a one of activity in one debilitating us. yeah. and did you notice the, at the end of it all meant to get a more like a board holeman con. i noticed a lot with atlanta by the, by them, if it's not been here the lead me my them. but the mother of indicted to him. but i'm on do not believe had an endo reading and then a if i'm wondering what's on the su

ahmed in iran means hope.less. >> reporter: a comedian who grew up in an iranian immigrant family in london. >> i was a victim of a privileged family in the sense we've got alex and rebecca and we've got ahmed. they never got my name right. i thought that's just the way it is. i accepted it. >> reporter: fast forward a few decades to last month when jalili was heralded at one of the celebrations for the queen's platinum jubilee. >> for a party! >> reporter: why do people who are anti-establishment still have a soft spot for the queen? >> that's a very good question. she was true to her word from 70 years ago. whether you like her or not, she as a human being stayed true. we love her. >> reporter: do you love her? >> i do. i have to say. >> reporter: she's been consistently popular, but as britain's embraced multiculturalism and its rigid class system has begun to crumble, her opinions remain a mystery. >> we don't know what she thinks about any of it, do we? >> she has been a bystander. she survived. and that'

nobody really the bought the god, the wonderful ahmed ramadan kindergarten in miss penny nailer, dublin. and with the way that i give them a good idea, learning a brand really good, a good, a good a time with that. well, there's a little boy, but he has another area. what did it go on a monday? what about committed to like younger, yellow, and would have done in a garage or many a while i get older. i better need him under the wondering a little bit more about what i learned bridle of the day that i went to the bottom . now that i know i would do a glade ago. what is that? look like a one. okay. i'm under that, none of that bill of funding or financing a standing yet in the on the one of the things in one debilitating part us. yeah. and you notice the at the end of it all meant to get a more like a board holeman, yukon. i was going on and out with them kind of do not plan up either by them to put them on here. the a lead me my them up to move indicted to them. but i'm on do under an article, it's had an endo reading and then a it somewhat sounded on the sunday and then boom on a muddy r

.— hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.n, gone down with viewers? we'll discuss whether this week's revamp adds anything or gets in the way ofjournalism. work on it has been going on under wraps for a few months. but on monday night, the new—look studio for the news at six and the news at ten was unveiled. tonight at ten, a special report from the front line as russian forces tighten their grip on eastern ukraine. several differences could be spotted immediately. firstly, the size of the new studio, which means a lot more walking for the presenter from one side of the set to the other. this concerned carol latham. clive bennett agreed. and richard wondered: steve brown recorded this video for us with his reaction to the changes. just my own opinion, but the new studio b seems to be over lavish and tawdry.

the policy on she, the model is a type of all national, skipped ahmed, the shoe. i said mom pissed off, but i don't, can't was in her come what can i says he comes to the bumper. is private coming from it? not showing up in court strickland dot com a coach or 2. quirk su pursuit. which you more problem lawyer like she's one of those do well just simple gym as soon as we can just to want to ship may cease to talk to she may sheila and sean. my box at n g o p o box at mom was at the mall office on monday that you show up what i need to do. louis repeat that. she said, i sent you, i think on monday i will try to call this katrina scott, you got a box when it was good on a for the must develop to give us walk, exult due to more develop just coffee to tell you. so we can result in intimate in the top. let me tell about henry, tell you that they are, they are true like la cruz. you're welcome to sheila ross from a limb. shook any fees as soon as i could to see. so what is the problem? this is always yours. again, it is so silly kind of hid the could you get the bill? me

at in the money more than than the way to payment all day for little while the got the one little ahmed ramadan tenant. gather in. it's funny, layla, dobbin. i mean, the way that i give them a good idea letting it run by a but i'm going to be a good good. again, mary findig with that. what is the job done? done to the board? the agenda. yeah. what did it go on a monday? what about committed to like younger yolanda would have done about it. i got the i got a little while ago to while i get older, i need the mom but the one to learn a little bit more about what i'm, what i'm bryan about the day that i want to go on. now that i know i will do it later go what is that like a much good one. okay. i'm on a sunday morning standing yeah. in the a. one of the things in one debilitated part us. yeah. and did you notice the, at the end of it all meant to get a more like a board hallman con i was going on and out with atlanta by the, by them, if it's not been my, i'm here the lead me my them up to move indicted to them, but i'm on do not believe had an endo reading a lot done. i with us on the sund

not in the money, but then then the realization over day, really the bought the god, the wonderful ahmed ramadan, kindergarten in miss penny nailer, dublin, and with the water vine that i give them a good idea. learning a brand really good, a job with that. well, there's a little boy baby as another area. what did it go on a monday? what about committed to like younger, yellow, and would have done in a garage or many a while i get older. i better need him under the wondering a little bit more about what alan brown about the day that i went to the bottom. now that i know i would do a glade ago, but he has that my look with i'm under that, none of that bill of funding or financing a standing yet in the on the one of the things in one debilitating part us. yeah. and you notice the at the end of enrollment to get on my local board, almon yukon, i was going on and out with the competitors in atlanta by the, by the department. i'm here the lead me my them up to move indicted to them but i'm under under an article it's had an endo reading and then a lot of a sunday and then boom on a muddy litt

yes was affected by these attacks. ahmed edris al jazeera, aperture nigeria. it is the last day for candidates to confirm their participation in kenya's presidential election in august, former prime minister and the opposition leader arrived bingo is running for president for the 5th time. he's already received backing from the outgoing leader in hoover can yetta malcolm web has more from nairobi. they alliance between vice president william bruton and the current incumbent president who kenyata that was formed at the time that they were both indicted by the international criminal court . just over 10 years ago, the alliance is proved, rocky. they were indicted for their alleged role in violence in the election and took place 15 years ago. the charges was subsequently dropped off, the witnesses retracted that statement, alliance between router and kenyata as come apart in the last few years. and so in a, in a, in a twist of allegiance is a long term opposition candidate, right? or a finger is actually for the 1st time ever being backed by the incumbent who ken

quite right. starting from this tower on a device with the wings of the ottoman inventor khizarfen ahmedi-bi allegedly flew over the basques four centuries ago in honor of this ancient temple of heavenly angels. no. call that's right, mikhail book will pour juice auction mikhail validate you 1800 600 alexey 700 andrey has a bet of 700 we play. it was he who replaced the chairman of the club of funny little men from the funny pictures of the nose, the artist, after all, a pencil pencil. this is one of the few primordially russian words that begin with a letter, and an old saying says that it’s not god maybe it’s not god, but there are six months we play further. people flowers 300 in my heart, this novel was dedicated by a student of kiev university nikolay kharito to the famous singer vasily shumsky, who was the first to perform the composition. chrysanthemums in the garden have faded for a long time. dmitry levitsky catherine iii as a symbol of donating the good of the country in 1909, he was the first in history to cross the english channel on a monoplane of his own design people flowe

you'll look ahmed al kamani radios and this month and gives him the coordinates of a promising cumulus cloud. the pilot picks up the trail and steers towards it. timing is everything now. there's so many things going on at the same time. i have to fly the airplane, i have to navigate the raw, the cloud so that in thomas space, you're in the correct place. but you must also navigate in relation to the actual cloud formations on command. unders mod fires full rounds, slowly turning as he does so. in the control room, the meteorologists are already looking for the next cloud that he can head for he seeds up to 20 in 3 hours. success often follows very quickly happy moments for the whole team. convinced this technique works and i'm not saying that there might not be some other method that is conceived in the future, which is possibly a better method. but at the moment i believe and what we are doing. oh, rain is often seen as a blessing in the desert where the phenomena have fascinated solar al hummadi since he was a child. whenever he can, the farmer from dubai, films reign the devout mus

as i reporter ahmed collage, he found out hey, have you heard of this? you can make diamonds out of the greenhouse god, carbon dioxide. no joke. you can actually mine this die well, at least from great britain say so. there is this for real. the idea came about thinking about carbon capture and realized that we had to lock it into something permanent. and that led me to think of dimes as most part of the form of carbon transforming thin air into sparkling diamonds. sound somehow. nice because order h ladies and gentlemen, let's make some divers. david, it's your turn. how does it work? so we capture rain water and we split it to make hydrogen. we, we don't need the oxygen. we capture c o 2. and we feed hydrogen and c o 2 into another machine that makes neat, but it's basically the gases that we read in that super high temperature. which then enables the carbon in the me thing to drop out and form the crystalline structure. oh, and in 2 weeks you diamond diamond, i send those of purity going to perfection. no but days. why should i do all this out to me t

forces say they've captured a top isis leader and the military has identified him as hani ahmed al kurdi, a bombmaker saying he was picked up overnight during a rare ground raid in the northwestern part of syria partially controlled by extremists. >> we spoke to senior pentagon reporter luis matinez about the raid. >> these are undertaken from special operation forces and are risky because they're dangerous areas not under the control of u.s. forces so when you go into far certain syria you'll be extremist forces and so whenever the u.s. military takes these kind of missions it's at great risk and also highlights the significance with why they've gone after this individual. >> the pentagon officials say even though isis has been degraded, it remains a threat. >>> the other big story this morning, two americans are missing and feared captured by russian forces in ukraine. we're learning more about the two men who left for europe two months ago saying they were on a mission to help ukrainians. here's abc's derricke dennis. >> reporter: this morning, we're now hearing from the families of t

systems. multiple rocket launches tanks more than 3000 of which have been taken out along with other ahmed vehicles. for russia, the conflict remains designated as a special military operation. it means the country doesn't consider ukraine and intimate and ukrainians as an alien population. this aspect limits the scale of russia's use of its weapons, particularly heavy duty ones. oh, if they were the blu ray, my birth of abortion, of camilla to we need to figure this out to really what i was just a commuter hipaa publishers for the you are going to we're more sure i'd say soon recovery was was done in most of the geraniums from studying infrastructure research. so when you were filling it on dos, coming in today, russia is using precision weapons avoiding carpet bombing. although it's been confronted by a major ha instead of american troops, you're fighting ukrainian troops are equipped by the americans were given intelligence from the americans. when we're performing the american commission. what happens if nato escalates even more than the special military operation will probably have to

you'll look ahmed al kamani radios on this month and gives him the coordinates of a promising cumulus cloud. the pilot picks up the trail and steers towards it. timing is everything now. there's so many things going on at the same time. i have to fly the airplane, i have to navigate the raw, the cloud so that in time and space you're in the correct place. but you must also navigate in relation to the actual cloud formations on command. unders mod fires full rounds, slowly turning as he does so. in the control room, the meteorologists are already looking for the next cloud that he can head for he seeds up to 20 in 3 hours. success often follows very quickly happy moments for the whole team. convinced this technique works and i'm not saying that there might not be some other method that is conceived in the future, which is possibly a better method. but at the moment i believe and what we are doing. oh, rain is often seen as a blessing in the deserts where the phenomena have fascinated santa al hummadi since he was a child. whenever he can, the farmer from dubai, phil's reign, the devout

most of the dead are of the ahm-hara people, the country's second-largest ethnic group.sses say a rebel group, the oromo liberation army, perpetrated the attack in the oromia region. the group denies responsibility. fighting in ethiopia, fueled by ethnic divisions, has been ongoing for years. back he in the u.s., treasury secretary janet yellen says she expects an economic slowdown is coming, but not necessarily a recession. sec. yellen: i expect the economy to slow. it's been growing at a very rapid rate, as the economy, as the labor market, has recovere and we have reached full employment. i don't think a recession is inevitable. geoff: on wednesday, the federal reserve approved the largest interest rate hike in more than a quarter-century to combat inflation. yellen also said today the administration is considering temporarily cutting the federal gas tax, amounting to 18.4 cents a gallon, to provide some relief at the pump. after record flooding last week forced its first closure in 34 years, yellowstone national park will partly reopen on wednesday. floodwaters wiped

on sunday, ahmed address for post now from a boot. scores of people came to this church to our 10 boss. they attack us came to kill us, maybe us because those who got out came under fire outside is quite open. believe it that somebody will come on, the intention was to keep everybody in that church and those running out there will be shut from outside. just wait inside where be shut from inside the true today, 9 months to lieu of the all talk down to the sanctuary. this kind of a separation is gonna be done by legal medical workers, fia, some of the wounded may not survive. i don't think they're appealing for help. lead blockquote them. how many people die? are we debiose equal and bear with me to call my police. i seized nigerians president obama to body and the under state governor have condemned the attack. save those responsible will be brought to justice. what is surprised? many is the location of the massacre. the southwest of nigeria suffered little of the violin sweeping the north and the east attacks have killed tens of thousands and displeased hundreds of thousands law in tho

but a lack of investment has left it short of space, as ahmed interest reports from banjo. you are after days of waiting, a ship, offloads is cargo, or the port up by june. a few kilometers offshore, other bristles, while waiting their turn. as much as he to percent of the cargo that arrives here is exported to other countries including begun be as far like geneva cynical but like of modernization and it's price means the tiny country can't handle increased traffic and is struggling to maintain existing volumes. the portal by new la how's a coolant of 400 meters and 5 for, but this is where we bring ships alongside. so the min business is the contract for lunch. and yesterday's, her budget, when little andy terminal areas are so constricted in the sense that there's 63000 square meters of storage unit. as a rental importers, an export to say, doing business here is becoming more expensive. officious as much as 20 percent of the cargo meant for the gambia is being diverted to our, the west african ports. if you ask the gum in business men, they're rather have their container

hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. seekers, refugees, illegal migrants? by showing pictures of the prime minister addressing the cabinet, is bbc giving him free publicity? first, it has been a difficult week for anyone using public transport and a busy week for travel journalists. transport and a busy week for traveljournalists. here is tuesday's news at six. bombers and much _ tuesday's news at six. bombers and much of _ tuesday's news at six. bombers and much of scotland i tuesday's news at six. bombers and much of scotland and i tuesday's news at six. bombers| and much of scotland and wales were among the places which turned into trained deserts as thousands of workers walked out in the biggest rail strike in three decades. this is one of the stations where some trains are running today, but across the country, only about 20% of the country, only about 20% of the usual services are operating. the usual services are operating-— the usual services are o-ieratin. ., ,, ., operating. polls show the country was _ operati

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