schoolchildren overturned on a motorway. 0ne person�*s been taken to hospital with serious injuries, while around 50 others are being assessed at the scene. alder hey childrense from the major incident. they have said that remains extremely busy after the crash. the police were called to the m53 motorway in the wirral — near liverpool — just after eight o�*clock this morning when the collision happened. the road has since been closed. alder hey hospital have released a statement, to say it�*s treating a number of patients and will continue to support and liaise with theirfamilies. they say the accident and emergency unit is extremely busy as a result. they�*re asking parents of other children to only bring them to hospital if they need urgent treatment. the hospital says all other services at the hospital are open as normal. alder hey hospital has just said is expecting no further casualties from the school bus crash and that is why they have made the decision to downgrade the major incident status. dutch police arrested a man after killing three people in rotterdam. 0ur correspondent is in rotterdam where it took place and describe the mood for us. there i

on it, without hesitation, i took on the incredibly difficult role of a doctor in a children 's psychiatric hospitaland normality, why do children have seemingly decent parents ? become flayers or suicides? yes, it’s not them, it’s us who need to be treated, and everyone should be treated, and usually the actors are loyal and loyal. and several times during their career they die on stage and on screen, but here it’s nothing other than it all happened as a mystical coincidence and you can’t call the schoolyard where the doctor’s death was filmed located in the same rostov the great where sergei died. when the heart attack ends and the doctor falls , he leans back on the snow and takes a breath. this is his heart beating. and right there opposite this place when he was driving. eh, this armored car is a collector's car. that's where he got into an accident. that is, uh, directly opposite this place in six months is fate. yes, fate, yes. so bright and fruitful. life is so short, there are still unfinished theatrical projects, films not made and roles not played. there is a gaz-67 in this car and we are

murdaugh murder trial and whether -- plus, exclusive stunning video from inside a syrian children's hospital that i. s. i. s. used as a torture center. video that's now in the hands of war crimes investigators. good evening, thanks for joining us. i hope your holiday was a good one. we begin tonight with breaking news wrapped in a mystery. a late day court filing from special counsel jack smith in the 2020 election subversion case, in it he accuses the former president of making, quote, daily extrajudicial statements that threaten to prejudice the jury. because this is part of a court fight being conducted under seal at the moment, we don't know specifically what he is referring to. we do know this isn't all he's focused on at the moment. there's also exclusive cnn reporting tonight from paula reid that smith is looking into former trump election lawyer sydney powell. her fund raising and its role in voting machine breaches in four states. as you know, she is one of 19 defendants in georgia, all of whom have now waived arraignment and entering not guilty pleas. tomorrow, she and attorney kenneth chese

without hesitation took on the incredibly complex role of a doctor in a children's psychiatric hospital to pose the same question as chekhov 'shy do children of seemingly decent parents become flayers or suicides? yes, it’s not them, it’s us who need to be treated, and everyone should be treated , and usually actors are not superstitious and die several times during their careers on stage and on screen, but here everything that happened cannot be called anything other than a mystical coincidence the schoolyard where the doctor's death was filmed is in the same rostov veliky where sergei puskepalis died when his heart attack at the end and the doctor falls and leans back on the snow and takes a breath. this is his heart beating. and right there opposite this place when he was driving. eh, this armored car is a collector's car. so he had an accident there, that is, uh, directly opposite this place, in fact, six months later. yes, fate, yes. so bright and fruitful. life is so short , there are still unfinished theatrical projects, unmade films and unplayed roles. in that car gaz-67 and we are now going with it to the site. he te

8 months , literally 40 years ago, the children 's oncohematological service in belarus simply did not have only 36 beds on the basis of the first clinical hospital in minsk, nor special protocols of swords of insufficient technical capabilities. yes, and specialists could be counted on the fingers of one hand in the nineties, an order was signed for the center of children's oncology to be. and today we already have a whole rnpc with the latest equipment and competencies, for which they fly from different parts of the world here. only give hope for life. here, every day , they fight bravely for her soon for the rnc to build a new building of the president's demand. all children who need hermetic word cell transplantation, they receive it . all children who are with primary immunodeficiencies who need lifelong replacement therapy. they get it to think that in the nineties in the nineties even we could give children so freely immunoglobulin intravenously or subcutaneously, but this is probably was from the realm of fantasy. we preserved the system that existed 20 and 30 years ago without destroying it, but we improved it by equipping it with modern

three other children were admitted to hospital after being exposed to the powerful drug. the nursery�*srug operation resulting in death and face lifetime in prison. we allege that the defendants poisoned four babies, and killed one of them, because they were running a drug operation from a daycare centre. a daycare centre. a place where children should be kept safe, not surrounded by a drug that could kill them in an instant. when law enforcement officers searched the daycare, they found a large quantity of fentanyl, and machinery used to press and package narcotics for distribution. in particular they found a brick of fentanyl, about one kilogram in weight, right on top of children's playmats in the daycare's closet. the story is still very much in the headlines in the us. cbs news correspondent jared hill brought me up to date from new york. something people could not really imagine happening here. a one—year—old dying in a day care because there was fentanyl being kept in the facility. we've heard there is another court date set up for the two people in custody so far but police are

three other children were admitted to hospital after being exposed to the powerful drug. the nursery�*s face lifetime in prison. we allege that the defendants poisoned four babies, and killed one of them, because they were running a drug operation from a daycare centre. a daycare centre. a place where children should be kept safe, not surrounded by a drug that could kill them in an instant. when law enforcement officers searched the daycare, they found a large quantity of fentanyl, and machinery used to press and package narcotics for distribution. in particular, they found a brick of fentanyl, about one kilogram in weight, right on top of children's playmats in the daycare's closet. the drug that killed the baby, fentanyl, is a synthetic painkiller that has ravaged the us. it's 50 times more powerful than heroin. in 2010, fewer than 40,000 people died from a drug overdose across the country and less than 105 of those were tied to fentanyl. by 2021, it's a different picture, with 100,000 people dying from a drug overdose and an estimated 66% of those tied to fentanyl. the case has shock

three other children were admitted to hospital after being exposed to the powerful drug. the nursery�*swith running a drug operation resulting in death and face lifetime in prison. we allege that the defendants poisoned four babies, and killed one of them, because they were running a drug operation from a daycare centre. a daycare centre. a place where children should be kept safe, not surrounded by a drug that could kill them in an instant. when law enforcement officers searched the daycare, they found a large quantity of fentanyl, and machinery used to press and package narcotics for distribution. in particular they found a brick of fentanyl, about one kilogram in weight, right on top of children's playmats in the daycare�*s closet. the story is still very much in the headlines in the us. cbs news correspondent jared hill brought me up to date from new york... something people could not really imagine happening here. a one—year—old dying in a day care because there was fentanyl being keptin because there was fentanyl being kept in the facility. we've heard there is another court date

children were admitted to the hospital. fentanyl had been hidden in the bronx nursery�*s nap room under a mat, police said.sit to china since 2004 — in hopes of ending more than a decade of diplomatic isolation since syria's deadly civil war began. assad will meet with china's president xijinping on friday, then attend the opening ceremony of saturday's asian games. more than half a million people have been killed in syria's conflict. an indigenous group in brazil is celebrating a ruling by the country's supreme court — in favour of restoring territory to the group. they were evicted from their land by armed militia groups in the 1950s. the decision is expected to set a precedent for hundreds of indigenous land claims, and define the future of land rights in south america's largest country. you're live with bbc news. one of the world's most influential media tycoons, rupert murdoch, is stepping down as chairman of his two news—and—sports empires, news corporation and fox. the 92—year—old's eldest son, lachlan will replace him. the transition comes amid a turbulent year for the news network that included a

children were admitted to the hospital. fentanyl had been hidden in the bronx nursery�*s nap room under a mat, police said. hopes of ending more than a decade of diplomatic isolation since syria's deadly civil war began. assad will meet with china's president xijinping on friday, then attend the opening ceremony of saturday's asian games. more than half a million people have been killed in syria's conflict. an indigenous group in brazil is celebrating a ruling by the country's supreme court in favour of restoring territory to the group. they were evicted from their land by armed militia groups in the 19505. the decision is expected to set a precedent for hundreds of indigenous land claims, and define the future of land rights in south america's largest country. you're live with bbc news. a woman in los angeles has decided to speak publicly for the first time about an incident in 2008 involving russell brand that she says happened in an office building shared with the bbc. the woman, who worked for another media company, says russell brand exposed himself to her and then laughed about it on his radio 2 show

children were admitted to hospital. fentanyl had been hidden in the bronx nursery�*s nap room under a mat, police said.n a decade of diplomatic isolation since syria's deadly civil war began. assad will meet with china's president xijinping on friday, then attend the opening ceremony of saturday's asian games. more than 500,000 people have been killed in syria's conflict. an indigenous group in brazil has celebrated a ruling by the country's supreme court in favour of restoring territory to the group who were evicted by armed militia groups in the 1950s. the decision is expected to set a precedent for hundreds of indigenous land claims, and define the future of land rights in south america's largest country. you're live with bbc news. saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman said his country is moving closer to normalising relations with israel. in an interview on the us network fox news, he said the palestinian issue remained important to the negotiations. the prince also warned that if iran — a mutual adversary of saudi arabia and israel — got a nuclear weapon, his country would follow suit. h

children, even in the hospital, can live their usual lives. and, of course, study. i don't know yet, we're worried of course. the first time in the first class in the hospital, of course, it 'sompletely different, but thanks to the teachers , the doctors, they support us and it's easier for us solemn, ruler. festive decoration dress uniform flowers. this is what a school looks like today across the country, but with a local flavor. and here it is the call from which a new life begins. on what the first bell rang today in mariupol at school number 10, it was restored on behalf of the governor of the tula region alexei dyumin almost 1,300 people started the school year in comfortable conditions. i used to study on the second floor. and there was a very small cool one there was such a board and parks with 100 mils he was nothing but now, and now there is and will give both a board and a tv, can you imagine? the first bell for a first-grader is like a rocket launch through thorns to the stars there is a long way ahead, who are huge overloads, then weightlessness but next to it is a reliable crew and under the strict guidance of the mission control center, each of them will go to

children in legal limbo, like mauro and mauricio�*s twins. they were born in america through surrogacy — when a woman carries a pregnancy for another couple. something happened and we have to go to the hospital a judge. under the eye of italian law we have no relationships whatsoever with these children now. the ideological battle of the governments actually is damaging the children. and now the italian government is planning to make surrogacy a universal crime. that means that couples who go abroad to countries where it is legal could face a 1 euro million fine and up to two years in jail. so what is a universal crime? it's a crime so serious that it's prosecuted even if committed abroad, but that is normally human trafficking, paedophilia or war crimes. it feels odd that surrogacy, which is legal in many countries, would fall under this category. i asked the mp who designed the bill if this is an attack on the lgbt community. translation: absolutely false. most people who use surrogacy are heterosexual. this is a law that protects women from being exploited. we are not discriminating against children. this bill only targets the parents who commission a baby. we're on our way to meet two me

. >> when you get into the 40s and 50's we had a two class system of psychiatric or mental hospitals and some which were trust funds children or babies that were confined and there wasn't a lot of personal choice for autonomy that many women who had hysteria hospitalized against their will and then the same thing with mania and that kind of thing but it they weren't the public institutions that were the most hard to stomach. >> i wanted to circle back because you mentioned tertiary syphilis and can you talk about what thatha is? some of those have a basic understanding of that so can you unpack and set for us? >> sure i mean so primaryth syphilis would be presentations and symptoms that people with syphilis now what have and then tertiary would be unidentified of the people knew whatt syphils was without knowing the specific cause and people would develop dementia, lots of confusion, basically it was a brain disease which now is easily prevented with antibiotics. but there wasn't and would often be misdiagnosed the course as dementia. >> we did talk about forced sterilization during world war ii and there being a lack of st

s. government has issued a recommendation that almost all of us citizens get annual cardona virus vaccine shots. advice comes as us hospitalizations for corruptive. auditors are on the increase vaccine shots for children as young as 6 months have been approved by the us food and drug administration. hundreds of death due to code on the virus that we quoted you. each week in the us campaign to encourage people to get drugs to make these to, to begin in a few days. let's bring an epidemiologist and co founder of the world health network. doctor area code 5 holding welcome to dw, jump to many of us. so the find that because, oh, but why is the last the recommend doing that? americans get shots every year to well, you know, we wish it's over, but clearly the data shows that it's not when you're out, you're talking about mild cases. we're talking about, for example, destiny us, a doubled hospitalizations, have tripled in your visits have quadrupled in the past month, month and a half. and so we're in the beginning of another waves. and right now they're very and so we have a very highly evolved things different than previous waves. this is why we infections are at all time high as well. so these are very b

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building for a children 's clinic is being prepared for the opening of a new school, two more will be built in the entire blova and butyrsky district, the mayor also noted that a hospitalarmaceutical enterprises employing more than 15,000 people. they produce vital medications for the treatment of heart cancer endocrine diseases in the mayor's office. it was noted that over six months , more than 5 million packages of drugs and products for the treatment of the respiratory system were produced. children under 7 years of age will be able to travel for free on certain seats on branded trains of the central passenger company. to do this, you need to issue a ticket by presenting a birth certificate. previously, small passengers traveled only in the arms of adults, in order to seat a child separately, you had to pay the full fare. in the basmanny district, residents of another old building received apartments under the renovation program for about 200 people, signed an agreement and moved to a new building on bakuninskaya street. at first , about 800 residents of the area received the keys to comfortable housing. of these, over 200 this year, a total of 26 old houses are pl