been moving east. so it's the central southern philippines that look wettest to little bit dryer and peninsula malaysia. su marshall's got the regular outbreaks of thunderstorms in bangkok, $34.00 belies the fact. it was near a 30 or 39 a couple days ago. it's been halt in parts of mainland southeast asia. he is not the thing in india, tolvey it, but it does look nice and warm are into thirty's. the most part, the air quality has been improved in the northern plain, largely because the forecast continues. what's been happening are breezy couple of days in new delhi take yet to wednesday than it dies. that means air quality tends to improve. ah, a ah ah ah lou. ah, welcome back. a quick reminder about top stories here at this hour. it's been a week since to devastating earthquakes, hit turkey and syria, and the you and his warning, the rescue phase of the response could be coming to a close hold on 37000 people have been declared dead across the 2 countries. the toll is expected to rise well against all

they say they've been given a food. they've been giving clothing, but they have no shelter. they've complained that it took 3 to 4 days for search to rescue operations to begin here in earnest. they also say that it has been a very slow process trying to find out what has happened to their loved ones, but they want to remain. they just can't leave until that happens. one of the buildings we visited today was the focus of a case in the court system surrounding it structural integrity. now there are dozens of families waiting outside for hope of their loved ones. one man told us he knows that his nephew is in, was inside that building at the time because they pulled out his wallet and his id card. now, since this earthquake hit, there has been a national reckoning regarding a well known use of shoddy co, shoddy construction materials, and lax enforcement of bill codes in compliance with earthquake engineering standards for years. warnings were issued, amnesty is given and now people are angry. the coverage is new. it's wrong to blame the government, although they've made mista

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there have been dozens of dead. this has also been one of the most violent campaign election campaigns in recent history in equity, or at least 12 candidates that have been attacked during deer election campaigning. the one has been killed, the best level of violence, something completely new in ac weather in. now last, so it's hoping that this referendum can change things around, at least in part, this political a fortune and the next 2 years that he still has as a president. apathy and frustration are on the rise among voters in quito ahead of sundays, wide ranging referendum, promoted by embattled press. you didn't get more lasso to address the countries deteriorating, social, and economic conditions. so like i said, we have no faith in politicians for all the scandals. that happened recently, people has lost trust and politics if that goes on with an approval rating below 20 percent, a hostile congress, mounting government corruption allegations and dramatic rise and gang related crime . conservative president l

planned.— be improving with that visit that had been lanned. 1, ., had been planned. same question keeps _ had been planned. barbara, the same question keeps coming _ had been planned. barbara, the same question keeps coming appear, - had been planned. barbara, the same question keeps coming appear, which | question keeps coming appear, which is why this has happened, why, but the motivation would be for china to do this if this was a deliberate spying attempt. we have been speaking to lots of analysts over the last couple of days, real satisfactory answers get that question. satisfactory answers get that cuestion. , �* ., ., question. yes, i'm afraid i can't cive ou question. yes, i'm afraid i can't give you a _ question. yes, i'm afraid i can't give you a satisfactory - question. yes, i'm afraid i can't give you a satisfactory answer. give you a satisfactory answer either because it's an important question. we very much believe that the chinese wanted this visit to happen. the chinese government, if you look at the way the president has been working towards easing t

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and the officials we have been speaking to have been telling us the same thing. but after reaching on the ground, we have mobilize all our resources, all state sources. a he said he repeated that again. and a he mentioned that the impact of this disaster of this damage air was much bigger than its real scale him. he tried to convince a people that he will be doing his best to accommodate pupil and add to rehabilitate the earthquake it's areas. and he mentioned that in one week the risk assessment of the damage buildings will be a will be complete. and after that, they will be destroy, they will be destroying the collapse buildings out. i province is one of the areas in the earthquake zone that's been hardest hit. the rush is all to evacuate people and provide shelter to as many moors possible. latasha good m reports are from an takyo, where it's estimated as much as 70 percent of the buildings may have been destroyed . they're leaving the bodies of loved ones in freshly dug graves, terrified about what's happened to those still missing in the ruins of home. these

been deported. she returns he has more of the friends and family of the release prisoners gather the washington's dulles airport to greet them. they and those who landed in the us express a surprise, what happened a new or new to we were obviously not told that we were going to be freed. we realize it when they gave us our clothes at night and took us to another cell. and they took us in some buses without knowing where we were going. among the prisoners, those who led the 2018 protests against the government. and the connection in jose received us funding accused of attending to overthrow president daniel taken. the opposition of the us have maintained that these were civil society figures attempting democratic change through the ballot box. following the release will take us and they've been no deal with us. when they came to ask what our interest was, we said none. let them take them. that's all it was not about negotiating. we're not asking for sanctions to be lifted. we're not asking for anythi

been going on. disruption, tell us what has been auoin on. , . , disruption, tell us what has been uuoinon. they have been delays across some _ going on. they have been delays across some parts _ going on. they have been delays across some parts of _ going on. they have been delays across some parts of the - going on. they have been delays across some parts of the country where voting began this evening due to the late arrival of election materials and electoral officials as well. but a lot of voters who i spoke too early in the day say they were determined to get their votes counted, no matter how late it would get. counting has begun in other parts of the country where voting began way earlier in the day. find began way earlier in the day. and there was some _ began way earlier in the day. and there was some violence, as well, tell us about that? in there was some violence, as well, tell us about that?— there was some violence, as well, tell us about that? in some parts of laos, tell us about that? in some parts of lagos. where _ tell us about that? in some parts of lagos. where i _ tell

week that ad there might have been some mistakes and the officials we have been speaking to have been telling us the same thing. but after reaching on the ground, we have mobilize all our resources, all state sources are. he said, he repeated that again. and as he mentioned that the impact of this disaster of this damage air was much bigger than its real scale. him. he tried to convince a people that he will be doing his best to accommodate pupil and a to rehabilitate the earthquake had areas. and he mentioned that in one week the risk assessment of the damage buildings will be a will be complete. and after that, they will be destroy it. they will be destroying the collapse buildings our foreign ministers from the united states, germany, france, italy, and the you gave issued a joint statement condemning israeli settlement activity is, comes after israel's government decided to authorize 9 illegal outposts in the occupied west bank 5 countries a they are strongly opposed to such unilateral actions, which they say will exacerbate tensions between israel and palestine. i'm hoodie as a s

what has the situation been like _ storm. what has the situation been like for _ storm.as the situation been like for you? we - storm. what has the situation been like for you? we are - storm. what has the situation i been like for you? we are lucky that we have — been like for you? we are lucky that we have a _ been like for you? we are lucky that we have a generator- been like for you? we are lucky that we have a generator that l that we have a generator that runs the basics, heat, refrigerator, so in that sense we are ok. a lot of people don�*t have a generator and have it much harder. don't have a generator and have it much harder.— it much harder. when did you lose power. _ it much harder. when did you lose power, and _ it much harder. when did you lose power, and when - it much harder. when did you lose power, and when are - it much harder. when did you| lose power, and when are you expecting everything to be restored? what are the power companies are saying at the moment?— companies are saying at the moment? ~ ~ , moment? we lost power wednesday 9:30m, moment? we

in the news, it has been learned that the tunnel's trial launch has been completed and with the start of water transfer production to lake urmia, it can be said that lake urmia has been freed from the death that was predicted the night before, and the option of lake urmia's death is said to be which is ruled out, but for the revival of lake urmia , other efforts are still needed, and several plans will be implemented in the agricultural sector tonight . national working group to save the lake urmia and, of course, the honorable governor of west azarbaijan, tonight we will also talk on lake urmia , and at the end of the program, we will have a look at the issue of the khoi earthquake and the actions that took place in this city . allah, the most merciful, i offer my greetings to your excellency and respected colleagues, and especially to the noble nation of iran , and i congratulate you on the days of shabaniyeh, my dear people, thank you very much . it started in the mid-80s and now the level of lake urmia has reached its lowest level in the last 30 years. it is due to climate change

seven people have been killed.krainian president urges world leaders gathered for a security conference in munich to speed up support for his country. >> there is no alternative because it is what life depends on. delay has always been and still is a mistake. >> and a former security guard at the embassy in berlin is sentenced to 13 years in prison for spying from russia. ♪ >> hello and welcome, if you are watching and the u.k., on pbs in the u.s., or around the world. we begin in memphis, tennessee, where five former police officers have pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and other charges in case of tyre nichols. the young black men died after a police beating in memphis last month. videos showed the officers repeatedly kidding and punching mr. mcculloch's -- mr. mcculloch's -- tyre nichols after the traffic stop. the arraignment was in shelby county criminal court. his mother made this statement outside the court. >> i know my son is gone. i know i will never see him again. but we have to start this proc

he actuallyj had he been arrested? he actually went, had he been arrested?d he been arrested? he actually went, seven months ago, - had he been arrested? he actually went, seven months ago, went. had he been arrested? he actually went, seven months ago, went to| went, seven months ago, went to prison to inquire about two other film—makers who had been arrested earlier. when he went to the prison to ask after them, he was picked up and put injail. previously to ask after them, he was picked up and put in jail. previously he to ask after them, he was picked up and put injail. previously he had been given a six—year sentence signing a petition in which he along with 14 others had called for a peaceful transition to a secular democracy and he was saying in the petition that the regime in iran is incapable of reforming itself, the leaders are incapable of reforming themselves so they asked for a regime change, in a sense, but a peaceful one. he'd been given six years. but the sentence was overthrown by an appeal court. so technically he had no sentence against hi

it's been a bit of a whirlwind. it's been really crazy. a lot has happened really quickly.ure, she's great anyway, either way. but she'll love all the pampering. she'll love all this. shampoo and cleansing complete, time tojoin chester to have her blow dry. so we'rejust trimming round her feet there. and then the next stage after that would be a clipping of nails. and then we've treated her to nose and paw balm as well. i mean, it's probably not somewhere that she often particularly... no, not at all. but yeah, we're so happy to have her. yeah. and then it was time to try on prizewinning garments, new jumpers and jackets. she feels a lot softer. she smells a lot better, hair's a lot more fluffy. not a lot we can do with the rest. # let me see beneath your beautiful...# so here she is, transformed and ready to face her public. simon spark, bbc news. for most of us it has been a glorious afternoon, quite a lot of sunshine around, the contrast yesterday's blanket of cloud across the uk. contrast that with today's satellite picture, you can see today's sunshine. just the north

i think the biggest take away has been over the past| take away has been over the past year, despiteith the war — you've had the international court ofjustice chiming in, telling rush the war, you've had alleged crimes against humanity, you've had a globalfood and energy crisis, countries dealing with the war — despite that, countries positions haven't changed all that much. you have supporters in the west, supporters of ukraine, largely the west — as we saw, 1111 countries, so it is a strong showing of those who believe it is extremely important to show that the un charter, this is a blatant violation of that. but you have others who have ties to russia and who, quite frankly, believe that the west has to work with others on the international world, to further relations and cooperate on a peace plan. so there is a bit of pushback, i would say, here at the un. russia has been successful in painting this as a war against the west and russia, i would say.— as a war against the west and russia, i would say. there's been a lot of focus — russia, i would say. there's been a lot of focus o

this, it has been hit twice. and now nearly 6000 people, our dad and nearly a 1000 buildings are collapsed. so there are still thousands, hundreds, and even maybe thousands of people under this rob over here and the families are waiting anxiously days and nights. i was just talking to some of them. they have their families close relatives here their sisters, they voted in law their psalms. just a man who was coming from dead town of alliston, which is in this province of caught him on mother. she told me that his brother is on the rubble in august on, but he came here because his sister is also on the collapse, willing and up is get her body to give her a proper burial. so this is a re cert, jasa time source. the 55th day, they're running out of the time and the pain here is the resume and resume. the disaster is deepening and deepening. that is everywhere. particularly today. we can hear the smell of the dead bodies everywhere and the fray. the hopes here is really fated. this is difficult to fathom the scale of

and then, well, as we've been saying, lincoln has been touring. some of the west had areas, and some of those areas will be overwhelmingly difficult to rebuild. us bank is in common us where the quakes have destroyed entire neighborhoods. yes sir, it is here trying to clear away some of the rubble, but the task ahead of them is absolutely huge because it's not just about the destroyed buildings, the buildings that remain a very badly damaged so they will have to be demolished. and authorities have to try to rebuild from the start, but the damage to the city is so vast that we can't capture it in our video footage of wire drones footage. it's that huge pulse of this city have been completely demolished. but when you speak to earthquakes of life, as they talk about the mental trauma that they are suffering from since the 2 earth crates, there have been thousands of tremors. now every time those, the felt by the people, it makes them re live that trauma, that torment, that they went through suffering from the earth. pick some of those people are pull

why do you believe there has been so a - you believe there has been so a little help coming through?t is political decisions. it is political interests. russia and the assad regime exploit them, and the assad regime exploit them, and try to take some political gains after the earthquake, tried to lift sanctions from the regime from the assad regime on our expense will stop waiting for seven days, almost a week to send aid to naught syria was based on a political decision. they have no other excuse. the crossing from turkey to syria were open before the earthquake, and the envoys of the un were entering every day. they know that they can send aid, they know that they can send rescue teams from the first day, and as journalists here and activists, from the first hour of the earthquake we called on everyone, please send us aid, please send us rescue teams. we don't want food, we want someone to help us get our brothers and sisters who are dying hour by hour, but no one responded to us. apologising today will not fix anything, because today the numbers arrived, almost 4000 killed, and th

the giant chinese balloon that had been floating over the united states has been shot down by an americanighterjet off the coast of south carolina. the balloon, which the us says was being used to spy on military sites, appeared to plummet straight into the sea. china continues to insist it was a stray civilian weather observation airship. our correspondent david willis has more from washington. officials here are saying that this chinese balloon was brought down about six miles off the coast of south carolina by a single missile fired by a us fighterjet. now, president biden had apparently given permission for such a strike on wednesday, that is a day before the actual presence of this balloon was made public. military officials decided to hold back for fear that it could spray debris down onto the mainland and hurt people on the ground below. then, today, as it was crossing the coast of south carolina, they closed local airports, they cleared all airspace and the order was given to fire. well, a short while ago, this is what president biden had to say about the operation. they successfu

roads have been shot, traffic has been re—diverted.gage adviser, and she vanished in the village of saint michaels, which is in lancashire. she was walking her dog after dropping off her daughters, aged six and nine, on january 27. since then, search teams have been at those scenes looking for any signs as to what could have happened, orwhere for any signs as to what could have happened, or where nicola could have been located. very important to say that there is no formal identification of the body that has been found. lancashire police are saying that they have, sadly, it recovered the body of a woman. no and gigification as to who she is. she had two daughters, aged six and nine, and it was the morning when she disappeared. she was walking her dog after being on the school run. just to remind you of a few points of this case. within a week of her going missing, local police had said that one possible explanation was that one possible explanation was that she could have fallen into the river whilst walking her dog. her dog is willow,

now millions as syrians have been affected by the disaster, and most of the debts have been recorded in rebel held areas where aid has been slow to arrive. muhammad vol has more than i beheld city in tone of didn't that it is close to the border with porky it for 12 years. it's survivor bottled pumps. and off to liddy shells, launched by the ceiling armed button of quake level. most of it in seconds. more than a week has passed since 2 quakes struck the citizen. and people here say that a snow sign and help is on its way. they're struggling to survive on their own little hail, early on, 2nd desperately need tense. i can stand the cold, no problem, lumina. i can sleep anyway. no problem. not, but they are women, children, and injured, who we took out from. and the rabble that was good, not care. i just dropped my kids off at the hospital, but a whole body is all blue on it. a lot. casa for years, nobody tortilla has sent health to people here caught in civil war. but the elf quakes have disrupted that, and worse, and they're suffering a well, you often get us from the 1st day we had a

there have been a few players that have been called up, many youngsters who have been called up, anotherding that momentum and hopefully trying to capitalise on the good energy they got from the tournament last year in the build—up to their euros win in the summer that was so, so big for them. meanwhile, scotland and wales women are in action in the pinatar cup in spain today. scotland kicked off against iceland at 2pm. it is currently goalless. while wales face the philippines this evening. you can watch both those games on the bbc iplayer and on the bbc sport website. professional players in wales are said to be considering strike action over a dispute about contracts — putting next weekend's six nations match against england in doubt... it's understood that a meeting will take place between the welsh rugby players�* association officials and players — before wales host england in the six nations on saturday week. it�*s caused a huge sense of concern for players and their families with reports that a player in wales�* six nations squad has been left "unable to apply for a mortgage and

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yes, it has been an unprecedented day here in south sudan, reeta, in the centuries there has never beenat all changed today, and they were joined by the moderator of the church of scotland as well. so why here? why are they making this unprecedented move in south sudan? well, the idea is, because it is a majority christian country, most of the rival leaders who have been fighting for control of the resources of this country almost since its independence back in 2011, they call themselves christian, they say they are churchgoing, the president is a catholic, the first vice president is presbyterian, and the idea is to say, if you call yourselves christians, you need to live out those values. what are the chances of achieving a lasting peace? well, according to what has happened in the past, they have a very slim chance, actually, because back in 2019, these same leaders were invited to the vatican, and in a very dramatic moment, the pope kissed their feet. well, very dramatic moment, the pope kissed theirfeet. well, not very dramatic moment, the pope kissed their feet. well, not a very d

most buildings here have been rebuilt since they have been damaged in previous conflicts. and those living in this neighborhood, sir, for their lives. because they're forced to flee their home every time. violet escalates. entire neighborhoods and causes north in in eastern borders are constantly under attack. sally say they're hit by shelves from israeli tanks and bullets from machine guns. sometimes farmers land is bull dozed as shepherds take cover from gun flyer. not far from what used to be millions home yard bade and his family have returned to theirs. it was rebuilt recently after being destroyed for a 2nd time in israel's 2021 war on god saw. yeah, his son holly was injured. he says they never feel say, what has been the 1st of november the go. i didn't know. once we hear that any tension is taking place even before the 1st bullet is fired. we peck and leave our home because he is ready to find the tanks without prior notice in an any direction . they fire randomly at us. only ra helps with the reconstruction of houses for past unions living in border areas, puttin

but there has also been place is what the demonstrators themselves have been destructive. for example, a group of militants completely destroy one cities airport. they then try to take out at the foot an airport and there was an armed response that close to light of the protestors who wanted to attack the airport and back in a security response to the unrest which has included attacks on journalists covering the story. has led to multiple government officials protesting in their own way. by resigning the national association of journalists says there have been more than 150 attacks against reporters. some of them are demonstrated, but that the most frequent aggressors have been the police. journalists covering the story from new studios are at risk in other ways. when carlos caught a nail, a program host at the state on t v, peru contested the official narrative on the death of a demonstrator. it cost him his job around this human aka food appeal that i can run this human skin. no foot only use given this input can cushion courtesy mahunis lapaul. you see also in these kin

my childhood had been stolen . the childhood had been stolen. the police had multiple opportunities to investigate. the woman who lured elizabeth to the flat. they knew that she was a facilitator of child sexual exploitation. but they failed to act . they keep saying it's act. they keep saying it's a missed opportunity. i don't think so . i missed opportunity. i don't think so. i got missed opportunity. i don't think so . i got away with murder think so. i got away with murder . elizabeth story didn't end . . elizabeth story didn't end. she was rescued from the flat . she was rescued from the flat. she was rescued from the flat. she had been freed , but her she had been freed, but her nightmare continued . in clifton nightmare continued. in clifton park really was a central point to get getting drunk manager being around all the time. be all sorts going off in the park . it was one of the biggest hotspots in work for people in describe grooming. it's like a postcard , whatever. so once postcard, whatever. so once everybody once got the number, e

has been found at the scene. has-been has been found at the scene. ., , , ., has-been has been foundigation. surrey police i in this investigation. surrey police believe the head teacher of epsom couege believe the head teacher of epsom college was shot dead by her husband, who then killed their before taking his own life with the same gun at the family home in the grounds of this private school. the bodies of emma patterson and her husband george and their seven—year—old daughter lettie were found in the early hours of sunday. george patterson had a gun licence that had been recently updated. the bbc understands mrs paterson made a distress call to a family member sometime late on saturday evening backed by the time that relative arrive, all three people were dead. emma patterson became the first female head of this prestigious private school five months ago, after six years as head teacher at croydon high school. tributes have been pouring in for her, including on social media. she is described as a warm, caring soul, a bright star, an inspiring leader and a fabulous role model. ep

there have been some successes. been a tangible success in terms of giving it that market dominant position. others, like the harry and meghan deal, i think, have probably not been such a such an overt success. but either way, the trend in big tech and we've seen this at companies from google to amazon to to twitter and facebook, you know, the trend has been to scale down workforces. investors want sleeker companies that have a clear road to profitability. and right now it's looking like for spotify, whether they're saying it or not, they see that podcasting and that expanded podcasting operation is the easiest fat to trim. well, with this, nick is ariel nelson, black, founder of the earbuds podcast collective newsletter. great to have you on the on the programme. i'm looking at figures from last year in the uk 5% of time spent listening to audio is podcasts. do you think perhaps that this is not to run podcasts down at all, that they need to be treated as a relatively small part of the audio offering, whether it's

we've been very concerned that there has been so much stig -- stigma and lack of social support for those trying to provide support for our communities. we really try to increase availability and also think -- create and talk about these issues more using our bully pulpit about the need to take care of our first responders as well. we have at the office of initiatives, particularly looking at police officers and trying to provide greater help. we have a valor program, this is really an initiative that is aimed at providing immediate and long-term support, access to counseling services, resilience, long-term safety strategies for our law enforcement officers. we provide no-cost training and research as well. it is continuing to evolve as we see this problem evolve in our communities, and we've been trying to get greater funding every year for this as we see the need really grow. we also have the law enforcement into health and wellness act, providing them with several million dollars in support, access to counseling. we recently created and are using the nationwide hotline, the 988 number,

more than 4000000 south sudanese have been forced to flee their homes because of a civil war that's been going on since 2013. avante spoke to displaced people in the capitol about his hopes for peace would with you bear the burden of a painful past. yet you never stop dreaming of a better future. in our meeting today, we would like to give wings to your hope. earlier i spoke to the right reverend doctor in green shields. he is the head of the church in scotland and is visiting south to dawn alongside the pope. he said they were bringing a message of peace to the country. justified the 3 of us being there together was quite amazing at that. and that sales i think was a credible statement of unity. you can speak to people about piece of you don't live in yourself. so i think that in itself was was very powerful real. but at optimism around that maybe this is the time when things will begin to start to turn and change. and certainly all the services today with the political leaders were present and the big service for unity and for peace. later on in the day there was quite a straight talki

been sealed.— finally been sealed.ay's agreement _ finally been sealed. today's agreement delivers - finally been sealed. today's agreement delivers smooth | agreement delivers smooth flowing trade within the whole united kingdom. protects northern ireland's place in our union. and safeguard sovereignty for the people of northern ireland.— northern ireland. yesterday rishi sunak _ northern ireland. yesterday rishi sunak and _ northern ireland. yesterday rishi sunak and the - northern ireland. yesterday i rishi sunak and the president of the eu commission, ursula von der leyen, but in windsor to announce a new trading arrangements northern ireland which they believe will solve the problems which have been experienced by people and businesses. underthe experienced by people and businesses. under the windsor framework goods going to northern ireland and staying there would go through greenland getting rid of virtually all checks. pretty sunak says that it of any sense of order in the irish sea. eddie redmayne the goods go

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a julia, what have you been observing? have the authorities at rescue workers in turkey shifted their focus and i'm afraid we are having technical difficulties there with our line from julia there in turkey, and also major technical difficulties at germany, slack carrier lufthansa. i have stranded thousands of passengers worldwide. the company has delayed and grounded flights on fruits. i. t systems were hit by a glitch affecting checking and holding or plains are being directed away from landing at low santas main hub friend for the airport in order to prevent a backflow on the ground. gala vessel is innovation expert and runs ab and consulting in hamburg, and he told me more about the disruption earlier several fiber optic cables in frankfurt were delis today during the civil engineering work by a construction company. so for this reason, they may currently busy the destruction of the great job of frankfort area, including tons at quarter slip tons of main up as well as a main douglas center. so this led to white i t o t

we've been here for 20 days. most of these volunteers have no prior training in would production, and they are extremely dedicated and they are learning fast. some of them have been sleeping gruff along the factory for this. this young woman from he stumbled did more than just answer the call to join. i saw this place i own instagram in my friends at count a he posted as a story that they were looking for voluntary people to manufacture wooden houses for earthquake with victims. and so i said i can come and ab gathered 1015 people read us. i'm originally a videographer and i don't have an such experience. i just want to have a pecan hopes to be able to produce 5000 houses for the victims of the earthquakes . the main difficulty is that he has to import most of his raw material from russia and ukraine. but despite those challenges, he says he'll work hard to achieve his goal, hammered fun, a da 0 credulity, gipsy. meanwhile, egypt foreign minister has arrived in turkey to assess the damage caused by earthquakes. s

now, for the tax exemption that has been given, a declaration has been given so that the tax and exemptionl can be made on your daily basis . you must be aware that the managers and officials of the free zones announced between 1990 and 1994 that basically no one has a tax return because it is a public exemption and everyone must be busy . they are faced with this issue and there are cases that unfortunately have not been resolved yet, but now all the economic activists know about it, and all the business contractors , craftsmen, everyone knows and they are submitting their declarations to the tax affairs organization from the number of traders and businessmen and economic activists that exist . sara hamidi, if anyone wants to use the tax exemptions from benefiting from this legal status , they must file a declaration. if you don't file a declaration , it will be submitted, but they will be taxed with a zero number, and your review is another point that is much more important. he stressed that in the previous meeting of the 10th economic table with the products of the free zone, the follow

every other n g o that has been working and syria has been doing work non stop. and i think it's important to highlight the wall of humanitarian walker and the fact that this earthquake also affected their mental health. yeah, sometimes we forget that doctors and nurses are human like are slow and they are also affect the doctors. and i'm so glad that you brought that up. we actually have a video featuring some doctors who are kind of really just candidly expressing their reality and how they too are suffering. take listen, lateesha lazar, little to we feel still on the cause of the strong earthquake oxygen cylinders fell on the surgical endoscopy device and the mobiles c on which caused these devices to malfunction. these device is absolutely necessary in emergency cases or during disasters. no orthopedic surgery can be performed without the mo bile seat arm device. emily asked me to do in a joseph thumbs. he had a little coffee fees, and when i let him know, unfortunately, colleagues, from jebel, as medical cod, raised, died under rubble to come. some members o

is there been a did it in the turkish armed forces and emergency and disaster authority have been called to the affected areas? our priority is to rescue those and need that a mis 9000 people working now and the rescue efforts will subtle us here in regards to international help and aid, we had contact with other countries and addition to nato and the youngster, there were 45 countries that have offered their home the course of wrestle said, joins us live from his stand bill now and wrestled with elections later in the year . i mean, how politically important is it for the government there to react efficiently and quickly to these large earthquakes? well, just high in less than a 3 months the government is going to how or face the election and it's very much great to go for the church garmen now. so and while going to the elections, the country is witness in the 2nd largest earthquake or the last 100 years. so the largest one happened in 1939 in the province or fair saint john. and the one that happened today is the 2nd largest or the last century. so it is quite critical president. the

we know he wants a long range missiles in addition to what's already been delivered and been promised. and of course, the most important thing that's been promised in recent weeks is those main battle tanks. that was controversial. germany had to be won over, but that is something now that is expected to be delivered in the coming months in the coming year. the other thing, of course, that the ukrainians want long term is a different relationship with the european union because long term they want to be a member of the european union. mr. lensky said, this is our europe. these are our roots. and he said with certainty, when he said the next line, ukraine will be a member of the european union. he's left the european parliament now and a short time ago, very short distance away. also in the central brussels in the you area of brussels . these arrived at the european council, the european council is the body that exists when the leaders of the european nations meet all 27 leaders, where they're on a podium as president zelinski arrived, they all applauded him. they've now headed off a p

the giant chinese balloon that had been floating over the united states has been shot down by an americanhterjet off the coast of south carolina. the balloon, which the us says was being used to spy on military sites appeared to plummet straight into the sea. china continues to insist it was a stray civilian weather observation airship. tim allman reports. for days now, all eyes have been on this solitary object, floating serenely through us airspace. was that a harmless weather balloon? or a spy in the sky, sent by the chinese? whatever it was, the american government has decided enough is enough. look at that trial of white paper on the left of the screen. that is a us f—22 fighterjet, streaking towards fighter jet, streaking towards the fighterjet, streaking towards the balloon. then, a second trail, the this time from a sidewinder missile, about to bring itsjourney to sidewinder missile, about to bring its journey to an abrupt end stop suddenly we saw something tackle from the jetta knew it was a missile and you could see the explosion. didn't hear anything _ could see the explosion.

z response has been too slow. ah, b, we're going to begin in tortilla and syria where 11 days after the earthquakes, most rescue missions are now focusing on helping survivors. rescues are rare, but they're still happening. a boy was pulled alive from under rubble of hottie and took here on friday morning. he'd been trapped for 260 hours. more than 43000 deaths have been recorded in both countries. the u. n. is appealing for $1000000000.02 pay for aid that's needed immediately by more than $5000000.00 people into care. it says it also wants $400000000.00 to help those in devastated areas of syria. the earthquake struck in the depth of winter. hundreds of thousands of people don't have shelter, food, water heaters or medical help. inter kia about $47000.00 buildings have been destroyed or damage, including schools and hospitals. me with a team of correspondence covering the disaster across impacted regions in the southeast of turkey. as well as northwestern syria. i said, begs beginning our coverage from the turkey

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host: how long have you been in the u.s., how long have you been studying these issues? guest: i'm a proud american. i've been with the institute since about 2015, have lived and studied in the u.s. in high school, also did my masters degree in the united states. so, for many years. host: how we got here with russia, the kremlin worldview. when was it published? guest: 2019. it was a recognition that we needed to look deeper at russia's objectives over time. it was an effort to counter the russian misinformation, that everything that russia does is because they are being provoked. it is to document putin's speeches, actions of the kremlin, to show a lot of the efforts to once again control the countries in former soviet states has nothing to do with the u.s.. it is intrinsic to russian policy and continued to be. host: a couple minute before we go over to the un security council. matthew in new york align for democrats. can you make it quick? caller: absolutely. one of the myriad reasons that russia supposedly went into the ukraine was because they did not want a nato co

and second, if this had been done earlier, could more lives have been saved? we'll have the latest from our correspondent laura bicker on the humanitarian crisis that's been growing by the day. also tonight... ford announces the loss of 1,300 jobs in the uk, most of them in essex, with thousands more in the eu. the welsh government says it's scrapping the majority of new road—building schemes to protect the environment. police now say the murder of a transgender girl in warrington could have been a hate crime, having previously said there was no evidence to suggest that. in february, the bbc starts a new television service. bbc wales. and it's been a hundred years of the bbc in wales. so we'll be looking back, and looking forward. and coming up on the bbc news channel. it's the champions league last 16, with tottenham in italy looking to take their chances against seven time winners ac milan. good evening and welcome to bbc news at ten, which comes tonight from cardiff in a week when the the bbc is celebrating a century of broadcasting in wales. our main story

says 13,000 have been killed and more have been injured the true number is said to be higher. 8.8 millioned the country to escape the war. 10.4 have since returned. they reflect on the last four months in russia's invasion. president zelenskyy in a post on social media s russia has chen the path of a murderer, terrorists, and torturer. this is the choice of rusia and there will be state responsibility for the terror committed. let's get more from our in respondent -- correspondent on how life has changed since last year. anchor: i heard ukrainians in the capital saying they will be careful these days. there's been nervousness. there could perhaps be strikes by russia to mark this day. a symbolic act even though it's been said that 12 months on ukrainians are used to living with this in their lives. they are used to living with electricity cuts, shortag, curfews, and explosions, in norma's losses, and the pain in the last year. when i came this time, my last visit was in november, as winter closes in in the horse -- harsh temperatures i inspected to find a weariness but it is the opposite.

she's been a very long time . she's been a very long time. course, embrace not simply the one, but we will get a referendum now . and she failed a referendum now. and she failed to do that . and the great to do that. and the great problem has been, course, that the pursuit of this will of the wisp , on the one hand, a civic wisp, on the one hand, a civic narrative ism and the other will of the wisp of an immediate referendum on independence has meant other side is you neglect bonng meant other side is you neglect boring really rubbish of government. and i think there's another reason why. because course this attempt to squeezing the very diverse of scottish nationalism into this strange corner of woke nationalism means that you can't actually agree anything. if you if you look the whole range of success, you know, from a radical feminist like terry to a fundamentalist christian, you you have the sense of a fundamentally into human movement . and that is the human movement. and that is the point, isn't it? i wouldn't go as far you as calling h

students have been killed. the principal is calling for the building to be repaired so that students can resume their studies. her cars not quite a little bit when they were very scared because of the earthquake and we haven't gone to school since our school was previously shelled by allah sod forces. then the earth was many cracks in it. and we don't know what the aftershocks will do to the school. i'm working with my father right now in a shop that sells peter. but i want to tell everyone that i like to go to school, and i hope we will go to school. so after fixing the damages, we will aid agencies of voice concerns over the safety of unaccompanied children in syria. ahmed, by ram, is norwegian refugee councils adviser for them, at least to join me now from amman. jordan casino that millions of children have been affected by these off quakes and both syria and turkey. but i want to ask you specifically about the on a company children in syria where the situation was already very stretched and fragile. those c

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