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our central europe correspondent nick thorpe is in budapest.stressed that this is above all a spiritual visit for the pope to celebrate mass in heroes square in hungary for tens of thousands of christians, especially catholics from around the world, the closing event, the climax of a week of the eucharistic congress, only held every four years. from the hungarian government's side, they have been keen to stress it is a great honour to have the pope in hungary even for such a short visit. but of course behind the scenes, there are huge differences between the two men. while the pope, from the start of his papacy, has stressed the need for europe, for christians in particular, to welcome people of other faiths, particular, to welcome people of otherfaiths, to help those in need, those fleeing from war and violence, asylum seekers and refugees, whereas viktor orban, as the head of the hungarian government, especially since 2015, has set himself up as a champion, as he puts it, of christian europe, of trying to keep europe as it is, and often that

the anti—immigration hungarian prime minister, viktor 0rban, meets pope francis in budapest.tain's18—year—old emma raducanu has won the us open — in one of the most dramatic victories in modern tennis. she beat19—year—old leylah fernandez of canada in two sets — 6-4, 6-3. raducanu only made it into the tournament as a qualifier, but she won the title without dropping a single set. she's the first british woman to win a grand slam singles title in 44 years. here's our sports correspondent, joe wilson. the borough of queens on a sunny day, and the extraordinary progress of one young woman. she's been absolutely amazing this whole tournament. she has a lot of energy. she's so composed and...ruthless. she's going to smash it. you know who they're talking about. well, there were two teenagers in the us open final — canadian leylah fernandez at the top of the screen. as early as the second game, we saw intense rallies and we saw emma raducanu prevailing here. both players settled immediately to display a full range of their abilities. points were hard earned, skilfully won. nerves?

he'lll host mass at budapest�*s heroe's square. with prime minister viktor orban. our central europe correspondent, nick thorpe is following events from budapest. the pulp from the very start of his pgpgcy the pulp from the very start of his papacy has repeatedly stressed how people should welcome refugees are migrants to their homes whilst viktor orban has set himself up as a defender of europe from what he is sometimes described as muslim invaders saw very different view of migration and refugees from the pulp and at the prime minister of hungary on the other. and at the prime minister of hungary on the other-— on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban _ on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are _ on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at _ on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at odds - on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at odds with - on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at odds with the | of viktor orban are at odds with th

he'lll host mass at budapest�*s heroes' square. christian and jewish leaders where he warned about the "the threat of anti—semitism" in europe and beyond. let's bring you some live pictures from budapest where the mass hosted by the pope is about to start. our central europe correspondent, nick thorpe explained how the pope and mr orban could have some very different views. the pope from the very start of his papacy has repeatedly stressed how people should welcome refugees are migrants to their homes whilst viktor orban has set himself up as a defender of europe from what he is sometimes described as muslim invaders saw very different view of migration and refugees from the pope and at the prime minister of hungary on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at odds with the pope on that issue back to budapest as a city seems to be rolling out a warm welcome for the pope. in budapest we have a liberal mayor, gergely karacsony who has gone out of his way with the city council to welcome the pope in a very different way

from wembley and the euros — to budapest and the world cup...hemselves down and are back on the qualifying trail for qatar 2022. howzat? anything england's bowlers can do, india's can do better after a sensational opening day to the 4th test. and 43 not out... dame sarah storey adds another gold to become britain's most successful pa ralympian. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. now remember this? as if we could forget. 53 days ago this was the scene at wembley, despair, disappointment and desolation. england had just lost in the final of the euros, beaten in a penalty shoot out by italy. but the show must go on and fast foward to tonight, england are back in action as they continue their qualifying campaign for the next big tournament — the 2022 world cup in qatar. they're top of their group after 3 wins from 3 so can they keep up that momentum with a win in hungary tonight? or have the euros affected their confidence? here's what harry maguire has to say. 0bviously obviously it ended and disappointed but were doing it

england faced racialist abuse in their match in budapest on thursday. abuse in their match in budapestee this time and time again. _ thursday. absolutely. we see this time and time again. it _ thursday. absolutely. we see this time and time again. it is - thursday. absolutely. we see this time and time again. it is not - thursday. absolutely. we see this time and time again. it is not a i time and time again. it is not a surprise, — time and time again. it is not a surprise, but it should be. and there _ surprise, but it should be. and there is— surprise, but it should be. and there is not— surprise, but it should be. and there is not enough action being taken _ there is not enough action being taken you — there is not enough action being taken. you see these players having to track— taken. you see these players having to track down their social media accounts — to track down their social media accounts just to track down their social media accountsjust to avoid to track down their social media accounts just to avoid abuse, and it is prickly— accounts just to avoid abuse, and it is pri

so what's being budapest reaction, what's the response in hungry? well, you see the, the foreign minister, peter c, r t o, he's been saying for many years in fact that these kind of things, again, this is pure economy. what hungry ones is cheaper ways to buy russian natural or natural gas. and also they don't want any kind of meddling. it's bilateral ties with russia. p saying that we need this for our sovereignty. we need for our energy security and politics will not be able to heat home. so here's the hungarian foreign minister with more on that. it's one year or so one for hungary, energy safety is a matter of security sovereignty and economy rather than a political matter. you cannot heat homes with political statements today. the reality is that energy supplies in hungary can be guaranteed most securely through a long term agreement. with gas from god. well, moscow and beautiful can say that this is only about economics about politics, for as long as they want. but politics will definitely be involved because we've already heard from the europe

and under this new contract with budapest, the natural gas from russia will be flowing through these new pipelines, not the ones in korea. and that's why ukraine officials are frustrated or even infuriated. and i should say, has russia assured its views on today's development, while the position of moscow has remained unchanged for years? they're saying that they are doing business with it's european partners. and everything that's going on is purely for economic reasons. they want to slash costs, and we've already heard from kremlin spokesperson, dimitri past calls, that by signing this contract with hungry. i mean, nobody can criticize gas from or budapest for this deal. russia does not never has and never will use natural gas to punish someone. there is absolutely no place for criticism and there should be no place for such a hysterical reaction from ukraine. although like i said, key of is ready to fide key of is ready to complain. key of is ready to look for enemies of this deal to make sure that they have some, some kind of support in the european union. so they are already ask

okay, it's going to georgia in budapest. i guess none of us are surprised george that we hear talk of a e, you army in the wake of the exit humiliating exit from anason. but this isn't something that we've heard for the 1st time. this has been popping up left and right. and there are those make the claim which i think has created. so this is this brussels looking for another power grab at the expense of others, particularly the united states. then you have the atlantis that will have even more power to push back. i mean, i'm not really sure if it's a meaningful conversation, but we're talking about it because it is a conversation that is being loaded. go ahead george. right. i mean this is nate. so was launched every few years, the europeans of express the neuroses about all the americans are going to abandon us. they will, they've lost interest in us. so we have the, the famous cliche about the, the americans are going to be ready to sacrifice new york. busy and washington. 2 barn and do so, the any was o americans or vietn

want to take my anal slowing in budapest. i want to thank you for watching is guarantee phoenix. time and remember ah ah. while the make no, no borders and the blind teeth emerge, we don't have authority. we go to the back seat, the whole world leads to take action and be ready. people judge, governors crisis. we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way, but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenges to response has been massive, so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we need together in the i don't know. i mean, there's some steps in there were rescuing the food that they were scabbing or, or where were rescuing resources that are still good. this is best by march 21st, which is in 2 days. all these potatoes, hall panels, onions, all of these came from waste round sources. the. this is great for me because i'm always looking for a way to give things away. dr. because the tax laws, you know, definitely do benefit the wealthier people in our society. so that makes sense for them to th

oh, it's going to george, 1st thing, budapest, george. you know the if you, if you look at the liberal media in the us, there continue to be obsessed with january 6. even on the 20th anniversary commemoration of $911.00. they had to poll january, thinks into it, and then over the last week we have a story about the joint chiefs of staff, general mark, milly, according to news reports, we have that and have them confirmed. and we know the general in front of congress before the end of the month. but instead of saying, oh my goodness, what a breach of the constitution of norms coming from such people. there seems to be scant really interest in it. i mean, he did it because he's a patriot. well, since when breaking the laws. patriotic. yes. this is entirely correct. and we're already used to be around the, during the, from years we had 4 years of the intelligence services actively working to subvert the administration. all duly elected president, and this is what we have in the case of general milly. i mean, let's keep in mind his 1st, accor

viktor orban before calling on the crowds to be "open" and "considerate" at an open—air mass in budapestbritish government scraps plans for vaccine passports in nightclubs and large events in england. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk all around the world. tens of thousands of afghan refugees are thought to have crossed the border into pakistan in the four weeks since the fall of kabul. they'rejoining a huge population of afghan refugees already in the country — 1.5 million who are registered and an estimated i million others. our world affairs editorjohn simpson has travelled through the khyber pass — to the border between pakistan and afghanistan at torkham. every inch of ground here has been fought over for 3000 years. the insignia of a former british and indian regiment of carefully preserved on along the way and the khyber is a major trade route. trucks crawl up the mountains carrying fruit and vegetables into pakistan and the occasional passenger too. travellers trudge along the foot path as they always have. at the head of the khyber torkham, a border crossing into af

budapest and hungary.trously made a mistake and misread the fidel castro phenomenon. and two years later, nixon in 1968. but perhaps nixon could have influenced nato or the european allies, if you can call them that too, do more, moral support or perhaps material to help three prague revolutionaries. i wonder if there were opportunities missed or if they were otherwise occupied or fearful. >> let me put the question back on you. before you answer, what would you like them to have done that wouldn't have led to immediate nuclear war? >> no truths. >> okay. >> but, i think we could have had better covert support, which i don't think they gave any. of course, the bay of pigs, we could have stopped, we could have gone right in there and probably won with more air support, more air cover, perhaps better trained troops, i don't know. >> i think your argument works best for cuba because it's well outside the security sphere for the soviets and certainly that's before they put in nuclear weapons. one of the things

get to our top story. hungry and ukraine are at loggerheads, super and natural gas steel between budapest and rushes gals. problem key of claims . the new scheme involving pipelines the bypass its territory will harm european energy security. it's more your side, one for hungary energy safety is a matter of security sovereignty and economy rather than a political matter. you cannot heat homes with political statements today. the reality is that energy supplies in hungary can be guaranteed most securely through a long term agreement with gas from ortiz healing patricia could join us live now in the program to fill in the blanks that we've just heard. indeed, from peter c. r 2, they're hungry, so foreign minister, just seeing why hungry is not happy what, what's happened here? well, just look at this beautiful test has just ensured that it's homes, homes around hungry will get enough heat. the industries will get enough natural gas to be properly running in the next 15 years, because inside a contract with russia, that is for 15 years and ukraine is keen to room. all that key of isn't hesit

and under this new contract with budapest, the natural gas from russia will be flowing through these new pipelines, not the ones. and that's why ukraine officials are frustrated or even infuriated, and i should say, has russia assured its views on today's development for years was stands on this has remained unchanged and gas from, along with russian officials have been explaining to the critics that they are only looking for better ways to do business with as partners. and so now the kremlin spokesperson dmitri pass called, is saying that nobody should have any reason to absolutely, to criticize this new a gas deal with hungary. russia does not never has and never will use natural gas to punish someone. there is absolutely no place for criticism, and there should be no place for such a hysterical reaction from ukraine. although like i said, key of is ready to fide key of as ready to complain. kiev is ready to look for enemies of this deal to make sure that they have some, some kind of support in the european union. so they are already asking the european commission to assess the com

okay, it's going to georgia in budapest. i guess none of us are surprised george that we hear talk of a e u army in the wake of the exit humiliating exit from our anason. but this isn't something that we've, we've heard for the 1st time. this has been popping up left and right.

pope francis has left hungary for slovakia, after celebrating mass in budapest.s a criticism of hungarian prime minister viktor 0rban. nick thorpe sent this report. tens of thousands of the faithful gathered in hero square in budapest in the sweltering heat to celebrate mass with pope francis. his short visit to hungary was a masterpiece of diplomacy with something for everyone. prime minister victor alban — who has launched a crusade against liberalism and refugees — got a photo opportunity with the liberal minded pope. liberals in the country who hoped to end mr alban�*s 11 year rule next spring were rewarded with a sermon which praised universal rather than national values. translation: the cross planted in the ground not only invites - us to be well rooted, it also raises and extends its arms towards everyone. the cross urges us to keep our roots firm but without defensiveness. to draw from the wellsprings, opening ourselves to the thirst of men and women of our time. in his audience with hungarian bishops and leaders and thejewish community, the pope warned

okay, it's going to georgia in budapest. i guess none of us are surprised george that we here talk of a e u army in the wake of the exit humiliating exit from our anason. but this isn't something that we've, we've heard for the 1st time. this has been popping up, left and right. and there are though, if it's make the claim which i think has created this, is this brussels looking for another power grab at the expense of others, particularly the united states. but then you have the atlanta system, it will have even more power to push back. i mean, i'm not really sure if it's a meaningful conversation, but we're talking about a b.

the anti—immigration hungarian prime minister — victor 0rban — meets pope francis in budapest.'s eighteen—year—old emma raducanu has won the us open — in one of the most dramatic victories in modern tennis. she beat nineteen—year old leylah fernandez of canada in two sets: six—four, six—three. raducanu only made it into the tournament as a qualifier, but she won the title without dropping a single set. she's the first british woman to win a grand slam singles title in 44 years. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. emma raducanu. stand by for the most fearless, exuberant execution of sporting ability you may ever witness. for emma raducanu, standard practice. there were two teenagers in the us open final. canadian leylah fernandez, at the top of the screen. as early as the second game, we saw intense rallies and we saw emma raducanu prevailing here. both players settled immediately, to display a full range of their abilities. points were hard—earned, skilfully won. nerves? no sign. two things were clear. we had a final worthy of the occasion, and raducanu had the first set

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want to take my son are slow in budapest. i want to thank you for watching and here are phoenix time and remember ah ah ah ah me. when i would show the wrong one, i'll just don't the yes to see out. the thing becomes the african and engagement equal betrayal. when so many find themselves world apart, we choose to look for common ground the breaking news, this a death and multiple injuries in the shooting the central russian university. early this morning, the ledge, the attacker is being detained, is the latest one student shared with us. what he saw, my friends and i was standing at the parking lot near the entrance where gunshot turned and sold a shooter in 20 meters with a shotgun. what a sorry is not enough. neither is the money. the family of 10 afghan civilians killed by us strike them on just this yet. washington says no one will be punished for the.

♪ [mÚsica] paulina: el papa francisco comenzÓ su gira espiritual por europa del este, visitando budapesty religiosos. reportero: el papa fue recibido por los ciudadanos de eslovaquia. esto, luego de su operaciÓn en el colÓn. va a permanecer en eslovaquia por cuatro dÍas. piensa visitar una regiÓn de gitanos que viven en extrema pobreza. antes de visitar eslovaquia visitÓ hungrÍa. muchos latinos entre los creyentes que lo visitaron. >> que la situaciÓn mejore en mi paÍs. reportero: francisco tuvo una tensa relaciÓn con el lÍder del paÍs, que es el tipo de lÍder que siempre critica. [habla en italiano] >> pienso en la amenaza del antisemitismo. reportero: seÑalÓ que es una mecha que no debe arder y ser permitida. [habla en italiano] reportero: francisco dice estar feliz de volver a emprender viajes. el vaticano quiere enfatizar que francisco hizo un viaje pastoral y no polÍtico. fÉlix: hoy eligen a los candidatos para la elecciÓn legislativa de noviembre en argentina. paulina: en afganistÁn, las mujeres podrÁn continuar sus estudios universitarios pero alejadas de los hombres, segÚn los ta

many, thanks my guess in budapest and in sydney. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our to see you next time and remember, crush dock rules the the o. right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that is pricey and sugary and faulty and addicted. not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change as obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment, ah, what's driving the? it's corporate. me know that the girl i want to be packed support. don't call them right now. they stopped the disgrace to repair lawmakers, condemn spain, and the e. u over the arrest of cap land separately. the call is poached them on in italy after almost 4 years on the run. hundreds taken to the streets about the loaded tomorrow. the thing is really and confusion this evening as well about what the actual state of play is. is the arrested, the not will let you know the latest this

and tonight's world cup qualifiers, england breezed past hungary in budapest but the march red matchked by racist abuse from the home fans. # and now you see another me # i've been reloaded, yeah and it's abba's first album of new material for a0 years, backed up by a series of virtual concerts. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, the late wicket ofjoe root leaves the fourth test between england and india finely poised, after a dramatic first day at the oval. good evening. some of the major religious groups in england and wales have been criticised in the strongest terms for the way in which they've handled allegations of child abuse over several decades. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse accused them of "morally failing" children, of being responsible for "shocking failings", and of acting with "blatant hypocrisy". the inquiry examined evidence from 38 religious groups, having already looked into anglican and roman catholic churches. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has more. it's very difficult to form an identity and to be a whole person whe

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in budapest, he's a pod counselor at the gag, which can be found on youtube and locals. and in sydney we crossed to jo loria. he's the editor in chief of consortium news dot com, or a gentleman, cross type rules and effect. that means he can jump in in time you want, and i always appreciate go to jo 1st because it's past midnight in sydney. so thank you very much for staying up and joining us. it's very much appreciated, joe, and you're actually closer to the china than the rest of us here. you know, when i look at the discussion, as i said in my introduction, you know, we can talk about arms and proliferation. and we can talk about the rules based order and all of that. but with the west tearing itself apart at the seams here. you know, you may look at a more competent chinese culture and civilization. it seems to me, a lot of people in the west are actually missing this misunderstanding. but there's a huge challenge in this century about who will dominate, or at least how there can be co existence. do you think the west is quite in my mind? quite blind to all the thing

in berlin, in east berlin, in budapest, in paris, and most importantly in moscow. to try and understand why this thing of the cold war and in the way it did and when it did. one of the most important things that we found out is that the sun did rise when reagan commanded it, but only because gorbachev was pushing it. mikael gorbachev who was the unique leader in history, a true intellectual revolutionary, who decided to do that really unusual thing for a leader. he decided not just to recognize a problem, but to do something about it. because a series of soviet leaders from the mid 1970s on, had come to the conclusion, the inescapable conclusion, that their system was not working. that is to say, they knew they were falling behind. falling behind in the military, most importantly falling behind economically, as well as socially. and more importantly, they looked to western europe, that region across the border, that region that, in a sense, that russian leaders have for centuries longed to become a part of europe. and more importantly, i think longed to be accepted

in budapest today, there was dismay about what happened.to be honest with you. i think it is a shame for all of us. reports containing video evidence of the racism is now with fifa, which has opened disciplinary proceedings. but hungary's foreign minister dismissed the atmosphere last night as a simply hostile and said it was similar to what italy faced at wembley in the european final. england has its own problem with racism of course, but for hungary, it is another night of shame and surely more sanctions. natalie pirks, bbc news. england s batsmen built what could be a crucial first innings lead of 99 runs on day two of the fourth test against india at the oval. with the match — and the series — finely poised, ollie pope top—scored with 81 on his return to the side, while chris woakes also made 50. a short time ago, india were 40—0 in their second innings, still 65 runs behind. england have a total of 290. there s been a hat—trick of gold medals for great britain on day 10 of the paralympics, with success in athletics and canoeing. the t

investigation into racist chanting from hungary fans during last night's world cup qualifier in budapestand welcome to bbc news. a man wielding a knife has injured six people at a supermarket in new zealand before being shot dead by police. the country's prime ministerjacinda ardern said the incident in auckland was a terrorist attack, which she said was committed by a man known to the authorities. three of the victims are in a critical condition. matt gravelling reports. this afternoon at approximately 2:40pm, a violent extremist undertook a terrorist attack on innocent new zealanders in the newland countdown in auckland. the attack took place at the countdown supermarket in a suburb of auckland. the attacker — who cannot be identified — stabbed and wounded at least six people before he was shot and killed by new zealand police. local reports say three of the victims are in a critical condition. prime ministerjacinda ardern described the event as a terrorist attack. the terrorist is a sri lankan national who arrived in new zealand in october of 2011. he became a personal of national sec

this morning, in budapest, there was sadness at what happened. see how other people behave. a report containing video evidence of the racism is now with fifa, but hungary's foreign minister dismissed the atmosphere last night as simply hostile, and similar to what italy faced at wembley in the european final. england does have its own problem with racist abuse in football, but for hungary, more sanctions are surely heading its way. natalie pirks, bbc news. latest estimates of the number of people infected with covid—19 in the uk — based on the office for national statistics survey — show a sharp increase in scotland. it's estimated that infections have doubled there in the last week — 1 in 75 people would test positive for the virus in scotland, the highest since records began there last autumn. compared to the previous week, rates have remained level in england and wales and have decreased in northern ireland. the r numberfor england has fallen slightly, according to the latest estimate published this afternoon. government scientists say that th

in budapest, i have run into a number of americans who have come here because they want to be arounded with them, agreed with you, do you see budapest as kind of capitalw of this kind of thinking? >> the capital of that kind of thinking or one of the capitals they are also very competitive and producing great ideas and organizing the kind of communities of conservative and christiann democrats. >> tucker: andrzej duda is the president of the olympic mr. president, thank you d for joing us. we know you're watching this happening in the united states and you're watching this massive flow of migrants. it will total over a million this year. something similar happened to europe in 2015. y you pressured poland other nations to accept and poland fought back. tell us why you did that. >> translator: the answer is simple. to the so-called quota system. country would have to accept a given number of migrants. trwe give a clear answer to tha. whoever wants to come to political, whoever is looking for help, assistance, especially refugees looking for shelter because they are threatened by war,