dylan healy and andrew hill are being held in the east. three—day meeting of religious and tribal leaders in afghanistan has ended with a call on the international community to recognise the taliban government and lift all sanctions on the country. the male—only meeting also declared that any

andrew hill travelled to ukraine to help fight the russian invasion.t there to help evacuate civilians. both men now face being tried as mercenaries in an unrecognised separatist court. they would not be the first to appear there. last month, aiden aslin, shaun pinner and a moroccan man, brahim saadoun, were all sentenced to death by the so—called donetsk people's republic. according to dominic byrne, who is working on their cases, it is no coincidence most of them are british. this really shows that the russians are pulling more and more pressure on the british government than other governments and using the british prisoners as more of a political tool and negotiation tool more than others. and we believe that's the case because the british government have really seemed to rattle the russians within ukraine. rattled or not, on the battlefields of the east, russia is very much on the advance. they are said to be taking ground in the last part of the luhansk region held by the ukrainians. russia is moving to encircle the city. if they do, they will cut

on the same day, russia released a video of andrew hill in military uniform, saying he had surrendereden, shaun pinner and aiden aslin, were sentenced to death last month. andrew hill went to ukraine to help fight the invasion, dylan healy tried to help evacuate refugees but both men have been tried as mercenaries. last month three men were sentenced to death by the so—called door next people's republic, according to dominic byrne, working on their cases, it's no coincidence most of them are british. , ., , , ., , british. this really shows that the l russians are putting more pressure is on the british government and other governments and using the british prisoners is more of a political tool than others, and we believe that's the case because the british government have seem to rattle the russians within ukraine. rattled or not, on the battlefields of the east, russia is very much in the advance. they are said to be taking ground in the last part of the lansky region held by the ukrainians. russia is moving to encircle the city, if they do, they were cut off some of ukraine's most e

russia says andrew hill, from plymouth, surrendered to their forces in the same month.of war and civilians for political purposes. dominik byrne is from the humanitarian aid agency the presidium network, which works on the ground with communities in war zones. he's been in contact with dylan's family. they seem very, the moment and kind of understand the process under trust in the process. i do know that they're having regular conversations with both the british government and the red cross and the red cross as being really good at trying to monitor the situation the best that they can and they are actually trying to get access to devon at the moment to sure his welfare is ok and being treated ok. but of course they are very scared. they want their son home as quick as possible. and they are worried about the situation. a vigil will be held in east london today in memory of zara aleena — the 35—year—old solicitor who was killed while she walked home from a night out last weekend. zara's friends, family — and anyone who wishes to join the event — will walk in silence alo

dylan healy and andrew hill are being held in the east.wo other british men, along with a moroccan man, were sentenced to death last month. a three—day meeting of religious and tribal leaders in afghanistan has ended with a call on the international community to recognise the taliban government and lift all sanctions on the country. the male—only meeting also declared that any armed resistance against the militants would be considered a rebellion. hundreds of people took part on saturday in a silent vigilfor zara aleena, who was murdered in east london while walking home. the 35—year—old was minutes from her front door when she was attacked in ilford last week. 29—year—old jordan mcsweeney has been charged with her murder. ayshea buks was there. has been an extraordinary day here, very emotionalfor has been an extraordinary day here, very emotional for the family, but they wanted to invite people here. in their words, to walk back one home. hundredsjoined them and words, to walk back one home. hundreds joined them and walked through the st

russian state media says two british men — dylan healey and andrew hill — have been charged with "mercenary the mp chris pincher, who's been suspended from the conservatives. the brits continue to shine at wimbledon. cameron norrie secured his first fourth round appearance at a grand slam, with heather watsonjoining him

russia says andrew hill, from plymouth, surrendered to their forces in the same month.condemns the exploitation of prisoners of war and civilians for political purposes. a parliamentary watchdog will examine claims of sexual misconduct by the former conservative deputy chief whip chris pincher. he was suspended as a conservative mp following reports that he'd groped two men at a private members club in central london on wednesday night. he can continue to represent his constituency of tamworth, in staffordshire, as an independent. 0ur reporter phil mccann is there. phil, what will people there make of this? particularly in light of other scandals by mps in the conservative party. scandals by mps in the conservative pa . , ., ., ., scandals by mps in the conservative pa . ., ., ., ., party. good morning, naga. yeah, when the bbc _ party. good morning, naga. yeah, when the bbc spoke _ party. good morning, naga. yeah, when the bbc spoke to _ party. good morning, naga. yeah, when the bbc spoke to people - party. good morning, naga. yeah, | when the bbc spoke to people here

dylan healy and andrew hill are being held in the east.wo other british men, along with a moroccan man, were sentenced to death last month. a three—day meeting of religious and tribal leaders in afghanistan has ended with a call on the international community to recognise the taliban government and lift all sanctions on the country. the men—only meeting also declared that any armed resistance against the militants would be considered a rebellion. now on bbc news, unspun world. hello and welcome to the newsroom here at new broadcasting house, the bbc�*s international headquarters in central london for unspun world — the programme where we get the unadorned facts about the world's news from the bbc�*s global experts. this week, i'll be asking — as the fighting in ukraine gets worse and more threatening, what do ordinary russians think about the dangers of a wider war with the west? support is already quite high and, of course, if the war comes to russian towns and cities, then russia — ordinary russians — definitely will feel that this war i

andrew hill travel to ukraine to help fight the russian invasion.w face being tried as mercenaries in an unrecognised separatist court. they would not be the first to appear there. last month three men were all sentenced to death by the so—called donetsk people's republic. according to dominic bernard, who is working on their cases, it is no coincidence most of them are british. —— dominic byrne. most of them are british. -- dominic b rne. , ., , most of them are british. -- dominic b rne. , . , , , , most of them are british. -- dominic brne. , , ,, ., byrne. they are putting pressure on other governments. _ byrne. they are putting pressure on other governments. they _ byrne. they are putting pressure on other governments. they are - byrne. they are putting pressure on other governments. they are using | other governments. they are using these prisoners as a negotiation tool. we believe that's the case because the british government have really rattled the russians within ukraine. rattled or not, on the battlefields of the east, russia is very much

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russia's defence ministry says the andrew hill, from plymouth, surrendered to russian forces in aprilsaid to have been helping as a volunteer aid worker in ukraine when he was taken prisoner will stop. abortion in northern ireland was decriminalised more than two years ago, but services are still limited, and last year more than 160 women still flew to england for terminations. many who choose to have abortions in northern ireland have to contend with protestors as they arrive at clinics. later this month the uk's supreme court will decide whether or not to ban such protests, amid calls for more protection for staff and women who use abortion clinics. here's our ireland correspondent, emma vardy. they chant: have mercy on us and on the whole world. - a prayer and a protest. this has become a regular sight outside some of northern ireland's main hospitals. they're here because daisy hill hospital in newry provides a clinic for women to access abortion services. what we have found, and what people have told us, is that it's really intimidating coming up to these gates. fiona and cara ha

andrew hill is believed to have been caught while fighting with ukrainian forces, while dylan healy wasaptured while doing humanitarian work. hundreds of thousands of people are marching through london today, for the city's first pride parade since 2019, because of the pandemic. it's also the 50th anniversary of london's first pride event, which was back in 1972. our lgbt and identity correspondent lauren moss reports. it's loud, it's proud and it's back... ..where it all began. the pride march has taken to the streets once again, with thousands of people walking under the rainbow flag. generations came together, including 17—year—old erin and her mum vicky, who have travelled from leicestershire. i came out this year to my mum as bi. i'd always wanted to come to one of these festivals. when i discovered we'd be down here anyway for the guns n roses concert yesterday, i asked if we could go, and my mum was so for it. i'm so proud of erin, i really am. to see everybody today, it's the most amazing experience. and for others, it's a homecoming. jamieson came to his first pride 46 years ag

russia says andrew hill, from plymouth, surrendered to their forces in the same month. the exploitation of prisoners of war and civilians for political purposes. the suspected driver of a truck found abandoned in the us state of texas with dozens of bodies inside has been charged with migrant smuggling resulting in death. in the deadliest human trafficking incident in us history, 53 people from mexico and central america died after being shut inside the sealed trailer in stifling heat. officials say homero zamorano had been unaware of an air conditioning failure. he was found hiding in the bushes near the truck on monday. mexican officials say he initially tried to pass himself off as one of the survivors. a uk parliamentary watchdog will examine claims of sexual misconduct made against the former conservative deputy chief whip, chris pincher. he's now been suspended from the party after being accused of groping two men at a private members club in london on wednesday. he can continue to represent his constituency of tamworth, in staffordshire, as an independent. our co

russia says andrew hill, from plymouth, surrendered to their forces in the same month. said it condemns the exploitation of prisoners of war and civilians for political purposes. ukraine's prosecutor—general has urged turkey — a nato member — to detain a russian—flagged cargo ship which he says is carrying grain looted from warehouses in occupied territory. the bbc has been tracking the ship — believed to be leased to the russian company green—line, which is not under any sanctions. the vessel set out from berdyansk — it's currently lying off the turkish coast. mark lobel has more. ukraine wants this cargo ship, filmed by the bbc to be seized. it is carrying grain ukraine says has been stolen from a russian occupied part of their country. allegations russia denies. the bbc has been tracking the ship, believed to be leased to the russian company green line, which is not under any sanctions, across the black sea, on a journey that began on wednesday last week. the zhibek zholy is transporting around 7,000 tonnes of ukrainian grain from berdyansk in southeastern ukraine co

russia says andrew hill, from plymouth, surrendered to their forces in the same month. saying... our ukraine correspondentjoe inwood in kyiv had this update. so, it is most likely they are being held in the donetsk people's republic, one of the breakaway republics in the east of this country. and if this follows the same pattern as it did for shaun pinner, aidan aslin and brahim saaudun, the three men who were charged and sentenced to death, then they will be put in front and if this follows the same pattern as it did for shaun pinner, aiden aslin and brahim saaudun, the three men who were charged and sentenced to death, then they will be put in front of an unrecognised court in a process which could last any length of time, really. but it is possible they will plead guilty, as the other three men did, despite the fact they were not fighting, or at least one of them was not fighting, for the ukrainians. but i think probably what we need to do is read behind what's going on here. and there is a lot of speculation that actually this is being directed by the kremlin, and w

andrew hill travelled to ukraine to help fight the russian invasion.e to help evacuate civilians. both men now face being tried as mercenaries in an unrecognised separatist court. they would not be the first to appear there. they would not be the first to appearthere. last they would not be the first to appear there. last month aiden azlan, sean penn and a moroccan man, raheem selden, were all sentenced to death by the so—called donatist people's republic. according to dominic byrne, who is working on their cases, it is no coincidence most of them are british. this really shows _ most of them are british. this really shows that _ most of them are british. this really shows that the - most of them are british. ti 3 really shows that the russians are putting more and more pressure on the british government than other governments, and using the british prisoners as more of a political tool, and negotiation tool, more than others. and we believe that is the case because the british government have really seemed to have rattled the russians within ukraine.

she is giants looking to take three or four from milwaukee logan webb on the hill andrew mccutchen. watch out liner. hit it 108 miles an hour and web. saving his arm right there with a glove grab. he went six strong innings. the giant scored five runs of the third sunday afternoon lamont wade taking santa rosa native jason alexander to the cove third splash hit of his career. 7-1 giants webb got some help from the defense too. tyra estrada gloves. it tossed a woman flores and look at wilma readjust for the out. is just lovely on both ends and then brandon belt hit his third home run in 10 days made it nine one the giants win 9-5. they've won seven of their last nine and they're just a half game back a third and the final wild card spot in the national league. how about the a's and their fans trying to finish the first half in houston on a good note swaggy right there top six a's down three nothing ramon. loriano shot to left his death of the year ace down three to one three batters later two on for chad pinder. sinking liner jake myers coming on can't make the plays of ball rolls aw

clayton: with zendaya and andrew garfield, cynthia nixon anbowen yang, and courteney cox and faith hillclayton: welcome to variety studio "actors on actors." i'm clayton davis. elizabeth wagmeister: and i'm elizabeth wagmeister. in this episode we're hearing from the actors who gave some of the year's most memorable performances. wherever or however you watch those shows, these are the biggest stars in television. major players from the marvel cinematic universe, superstars zendaya and andrew garfield reunite after the massive

hills. the flames scorched nearly 4,000 acres since yesterday. as andrew reports, some people in the area are getting a bad feeling of deja vu. >> it's not if, it's when. >> reporter: janine was driving home from rio vista and saw the plume of smoke. >> it was trauma. >> reporter: a feeling all too familiar to residents in this area. >> people in the foothills are aware of fire, accustomed to it and ready, set, go. >> close betting. >> reporter: that feeling has taken a toll. >> people are petrified. >> reporter: in the response to that fear of unknown residents took to social media to help one another. >> we created fire groups for people to come together and vent, share resources, and kind of help each other. >> reporter: residents post fire updates on-site, while others, former caldor evacuees share tips on what to take with you and what's important in the first evacuation. >> last time we were worried about things, people i was talking with. this time they're just i want to get my kids, livestock and loved ones out safely. >> so terrifying for folks th

a hill hutch community center, 21 year old andrew more latina of san francisco, was arrested yesterday after he returned to the community center there on mcallister street. police say that's where 61 year old james speak? no, that because we gola was beaten with a wooden plank by two men back on july, 15th. that victim and witnesses held down the other suspect, 24 year old nelson martinez, until officers arrived and arrested him. both men face a long list of assault charges. the victim was treated for fractured eye socket and cuts to his face, which required stitches. top state official in charge of water conservation is stepping down from his position. max hamburg has spent 10 years with the water resources control board, most recently as climate and conservation manager, according to the l a times that he is leaving after encountering resistance to proposals on saving water and climate change preparedness, he said the state needs to see quote bigger, bolder action and we're not getting it and quote the state water board said it is taking unprecedented actions in response to the droug

andrew have run. the acoustics have been well frustrating. we were basically shouting, for the last 40 years old hill off and the experience has fallen short of expectations and unmet expectations are really not something that we want at the off a half. construction on the sydney opera house was completed in 1973 a decade. a late and tens of millions over budget. the final result was easy on the eyes, but hard on the ears. now a team of german sound engineers have changed that dozens of acoustic reflectors and diffusion panels and a stage that is now 40 centimeters lower, are just a few of the new elements. and we've now got a concert hall that rattle any concert hall in the world. this is one of the best acoustic concert holes in the entire world. politicians once bawked at the cost of building the sydney opera house, now they've pumped in another $150000000.00 australian dollars to help make this landmark venue reach its full potential is remind of our top story at this hour. un secretary general has hailed a deal on the export of bringing from ukraine as a beacon of hope for the world. antonia goo

andrew hobner has the latest on the firefight. >> reporter: they saw the fire spread on day one. >> well, it was coming up the hill. i don't know if you've been up there, from the powerhouse, it's a very large hill. and of course the fire comes up the hill. >> reporter: and was standing alongside pg&e workers when they shut the power off to the area. >> that i have to shut them down, otherwise a firefighter is going to get killed. if this stuff is down and laying on the ground, they got to deenergize it. >> reporter: as the power returns, la valle thinks about how it affects those in a area of poor cell service. >> guys in the houses, they're going lose it. >> reporter: and if there are ways to educate the public in case of another emergency. >> it is going to happen. power is going to happen. car's going to hit a telephone pole. and lightning is going to strike. so fires are going to happen. >> here in the bay area, we're following a fire in colma. the road was closed while they were tackling a grass fire. it was burning near the intersection of hunjunipero ser avenue. >>> police in illinois say the suspected gunm

>> i'm sort of reminiscing, andrew, the time that i was on the hill and we had a similar incident, althoughto engage in stock trading, almost day trading came up, and there was a big piece on 60 minutes and a real uproar about hey, how in the world are you allowing members of congress to get access to market moving information before anyone else and have them go and engage in day trading. so what we did and what i did as leader try to convince our members that we had to do something to provide transparency to the public i don't think that there hshould be an outright ban on people trading stock, but i do think the public has a right to know exactly what the members of congress are buying and selling. it's not too dissimilar to what we have in the public sector we abide by all the rules of the sec and compliance and conflict. and there are steps that you have to take if you are going to be engaging in stock buying. >> but eric, don't you think i mean, i would make the argument to you that both for the credibility of the markets unto themselves and perhaps more impor importantly, it's better

finally, andrew arthur, resident fellow at the center for immigration centers -- studies, former immigration judge, former hill staffer, has written substantial portions of immigration law, and has been writing about this issue extensively. before we are going to talk about three of the big cases in a little more detail, but before we get to that, i wanted to ask ken and joe, what was it like being at the receiving end of this litigation onslaught in the previous administration? how did that affect your acting, thinking, planning, etc.? ken: first, you start with tie selection. if i picked green, they were going to sue me. it was a presumption on everything we did literally from the get go. i was also state attorney general. i had been on the others have some of the state dealing with the federal government as well. i appreciate that perspective, frankly, that was the best job i ever had. being an attorney general. when the litigation rolls in, and at uscis, we were at the hub of dhs immigration regulation, even for the things regarding ice and cbp, that was an enormous consideration. and for the nonlawyers, w

hill. >>> >>> head of the irs is asking the inspector general to look into why james comey and andrew mccabeere both selected by intense audits by the irs. it happened while donald trump was in office. they were both fierce critics of mr. trump. you may recall trump fired comey from the fbi in 2017 and mccabe fired two days before he was scheduled to retire. the "new york times" reported on the audits on wednesday raising questions of why two high profile critics of the former president were selected to undergo the extensive audits. mccabe says they should be investigated. >> to think that it wasn't some other factor involved here, i think that that is a reasonable question. >> in a statement to cnn, the internal revenue service denied conducting any, quote, politically motivated audits. >>> americans will get an update on the state of their economy in a few hours when a new unemployment report comes out. u.s. stocks closed up on thursday for a fourth day in a row. oil and gas companies led the way. the dow gained more than 340 points while the nasdaq and s&p were also up. the jobs report wi

correspondent andrew harding visited front-line farms near the city of sloviansk. in the war-torn donbas, volodymyr bukhantsev sees the front line from his combine harvester, it is just a hill to the north, traces of smoke on the horizon, and then there it is in the sky with a roar, two ukrainian fighter jets are flying over the russian positions, you can see how a russian missile rises up, but it does not hit, the planes launch decoys and suddenly they turn around on their way home, we see it every day, says volodymyr, the pilots are doing their work, we are doing ours, his son is also fighting here not far from the front line , only farmers and fighters, almost everyone else has already left do they leave the country hurried goodbyes at the bus stop under the sounds of russian rockets exploding nearby, many rockets cluster bombs below the wheat fields of ukraine setting fire to thousands of hectares of land this is another challenge for farmers and for the world, which increasingly feels the need for ukrainian crops well, to understand what depth back the owner of the farm, serhiy kurinnyi, shows the bomb crater in his field, almost all the wheat and sunflowers. he sold f

hill. well, joe biden is on his way to the middle east. his 1st visit to the region as president. so these are live pictures from the joint base andrews where biden boarded apple swung a few moments ago and is now set to depart his 1st office israel. but the tricky part of the trip is likely to come on his last stop in saudi arabia. mike, hannah has moved from washington, d. c. 54. so far as women during his presidential campaign, joe biden was harshly critical of saudi arabia's human rights record. in particular, what he insists was its involvement in the murder of journalists, jamal, cuz shoji we were going to in fact to make them pay the price and make them in fact, the pariah that they are. so help me. god, congratulations, mr. brandon. but now up to 18 months in office, president biden will meet the saudi leaders on his trip to jetta. he will have a bilateral meeting with king salmon and king someone's leadership team, and the crown prince is on that leadership team. so you can expect that he'll see the crown prince while he's there. ah, it's a long way from treating the saudis as paris, as he's desperate to get more oil on the m

andrew more color pill, paino. is in custody. accused of assaulting the director of the l. a hill hutch community center.ors say they attack 61 year old jane spin gola with a wooden plank back on july 15th. the other suspect, 24 year old nelson martinez, was arrested a day after the attack. both men are facing a long list of assault charges. the victim was treated for a fractured eye socket and cuts to his face that needed stitches. and two people are in custody this morning accused of being involved in that road rage incident that caused the rollover crash in san francisco. now the incident began at lombard and laguna yesterday afternoon. a driver pulled out a gun fired the shot before taking off. police later saw the car. they chased it for short distance before he collided with that truck. the police detained 28 year old marcus youngling of pittsburgh and 30 year old sonia or roscoe of alejo. both are facing several charges, including suspicion of attempted murder and felon and being a felon in possession of a firearm, among others, the driver of that truck involved in the crash. was treated there at

the lower 80's down here in the south bay, morgan hill racing headed. 85 for tri valley pleasanton. 85. 82 for dublin, walnut creek. 84 72 sam, andrewgain, not bad for july and that continues. will we dry out later during the week again, next, 3 days watching out for that isolated shower or thundershower both today. tomorrow and even into monday. that after that, we'll start to dry out. all right. appreciate >> now, the bay area sports, a giants continue to struggle. while the a's take on the white sox. kate rooney has highlights and this morning sports. >> good chance for the giants to take advantage of the friendly confines of oracle park and get on a little run against the chicago cubs. a foggy friday night at oracle park. that's how they like it right? we go to the top of the 5th. no score cubs. patrick wisdom has been good in this series takes alex cobb deep to this one is on its way. wisdom hit his second home run of the series. it's one nothing. chicago. bottom of the frame, marcus stroman gets warmer flores to pop it up. alonzo reid us battling the win and he makes the catch in foul territory. what a catch. i read this botto