policy and people is not, you know, it's genocide because it's killing women and children to the u. s. military service is destroyed, 7 on ties ship, ms size, and jose controlled areas in yemen. us central command says the miss odds when mo bile and being prepared to launch was targets in the red sea, posing what it called an imminent threat to american warships and commercial vessels. meanwhile, bo fee say a british owned congo ship they targeted in the red sea is thinking that will be more, was struck earlier this week. us central command says the attack caused significant damage to the ship and a 29 kilometers oil slick. if these have been targeting american and british vessels in the red sea, in solidarity with palestinians in casa now doctor from guys who completed his medical training in ukraine is sharing his experience of working in 2 different wars. owens, he says he was able to give his ukrainian patients a fair chance to recover. but that alex, the hospital in dow, by law, he's having to make life or death choices because of shortages, including no anesthetics. this is a story of the most of

the cross—party committee said key services, including social care and support for children with special educational needs, could reach a �*breaking point�* if there�*so find billions of pounds in extra funding. a man has been charged with the murders of two teenagers in bristol. anthony snook is accused of murdering mason rist and max dixon, who were killed in the city on saturday. police said a total of eight people have been arrested. alan bates — a former sub postmaster who led the campaign forjustice in the post office horizon scandal — has said he will reject an offer of compensation from the government. mr bates, whose story inspired a recent itv series on the scandal, told the telegraph the government�*s offer was �*offensive�* and �*around a sixth�* of what he�*d requested. more on that story and the rest of the day�*s news on the bbc website for app. you�*re live with bbc news. in the us — the heads of some of the world�*s biggest social media companies have been grilled by politicians in the senate. they�*ve accused the internet bosses of not doing enough to protect children from online harm. 0ne senator told the heads of meta, tiktok, x,

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children remain to be identified. let me remind you that on january 6, the occupiers hit the pokrovsky district with s-300 missiles, causing casualties enemy attack. then there were 11 people. the security service of ukraine was involved in the attack on the oil refinery in volgograd. according to the sources, two drones hit the primary oil processing plant, without which the plant would lose a significant part of its production capacity. a large-scale fire broke out in one of the largest refineries in russia tonight. the fire covered an area of... several hundred meters. the temporarily occupied berdyansk was also noisy today. for half an hour there were explosions. they were well heard by residents of several districts of the city. informed the head of the city military administration viktoriya galitsyna. she also added that the russian invaders have not announced any exercises to date. occupiers home. relatives of mobilized russians. demand that putin return them from the war. wives and mothers protested in the center of moscow calling on the authorities to release soldiers after 500 days of service. according to the opposition telegram channels, the police started detaining activists and jo

children. >> now everybody is on board with this. the biggest opponent to the senator's bill s e i u the powerful union representing court workers according to cal matters, the service employees international union represents about 15,000 trial. court workers across california but union representative told cal matters employees are concerned that workers will not be able to do there job as well. through video calls. there's also concern the technology will eliminate jobs, replace humans, or says the bill has safeguards to prevent loss of jobs. we reached out to the union seiu. but as of right now, we have not heard back. the senator also says the bill does not force the court to have you there. remotely. if you want to be there in you know, cases like civil court family court, you can do that remotely or you can show up in person. they basically give you the option to go to court or do it remotely now, if they want to appear in person, everyone, you know, with those sorts of situations, kent, serious felony criminal trials would all still be done in person with this bill. lawmakers in the assembly have to pass the bill before it heads to the governor's desk for the

children will become w. c. n s. s. wounded child, no surviving family. the terrible new acronym bore now to this rose genocide will a search on the palestinian population in gaza. it but you k at service of created a powerful image on the beach and the south coast laying out more than $11000.00 sets of clothes to symbolize the children lost in the war, which is the same number according to policy in health ministry, but installation stretches for 5 kilometers, searching, subbing as a point and remnant a reminder of the tragic toll or as a honda of classes in gathered, reaches unprecedented levels. attempts to get released into the enclave has proven to be a dangerous task at the united nations relief agency. guys, i says one of his truck waiting to take aiden to the north, was head by these where he's twice on monday and the cross between the police and he's ready, protest as have reportedly broken out the border check point of care. michelle, i'm now demonstrators have been trying to block a trunks from entering the enclave not met the crisis policy. there is a result of 2 desperate measures in northern gas, or for instance, an area that's been isolated for months due to idea of a pa

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