the vote for the community alliance party and the green party and that other block which is like 20 percent or so it's going to have the deciding vote in any referendum on an irish unity. so i think what all the figures together mean? yeah. the 2 big blocks you need them and nationalism. they're going to have 2 wounds and went over to the, the other group. and they're going to have to do that with, with pragmatic economic arguments rather than the old political and religious and cultural arguments. but we've had in the past who gander has confirmed 7 new cases of the highly contagious burleigh virus. one person has died in the district of move in day. it's the country's 1st fatality from the virus since 2019 health officials say they expect cases to rise in the coming days. 6 other than the say, mary died earlier this month after suffering. what local officials called a strange illness, catherine sawyer, has moved from my ruby in neighboring kenya. the ministry of health has confirmed that several people have died from bola, from a village called moore bend. the 1st victim was taken to hosp

the growth of the other community, as we call it, the non lines people who vote for the community alliance party and the green party . and that other block, which is like 20 percent or so. it's going to have the deciding vote in any referendum on when irish unity so i think what all the figures together mean that yeah, the 2 big blocks unionism and nationalism. they're going to have to lose and went over to the, the other group and they're going to have to do that with, with pragmatic and economic arguments rather than the old political and religious and cultural arguments that we've had in the past. how does era has obtained a significantly of documents in britain's opposition labor party? the followers expose the workings of the organisation during one of my table in terrance from 2014 to 2021. the 1st branch of files appears to reveal how party officials undermine the newly elected labor leader, jeremy colbin, phil race from our investigative unit. as this report, the documents provide an insight into the workings of the party when it was led by jeremy corbin milled right. did not wall when h

the growth of the other community, as we call it, the non lines people who vote for the community alliance party and the green party . and that other block, which is the by 20 percent or so. it's going to have the deciding vote in any referendum on an irish unity. so i think what all these figures together mean that the 2 big blocks unionism and nationalism they're going to have to lose and went over to the, the other group. and they're going to have to do that with, with pragmatic economic arguments rather than the old political and religious and cultural arguments that we had in the past. already seen by madame a straight munition from fighting men mar, landing inside its territory. kind of a challenging post. now from the minimum bangladesh border. intense fighting on the other side of the butter is billing over into bangladesh. 22 year old knobby who sent flat to no man's land with his family 5 years ago. but mortar shells from men mar, have still found him, that they will shut up. they are hanging out near disconnect when a motor shelf fell about 50 meters away from us, killing one of my fr

growth of the other community, as we call it, the non lines people who vote for the cross community alliance party and the green party. and so that their block, which is a by 20 percent or so. it's going to have the deciding vote in any referendum on, on irish unity. so i think what all the speakers together mean that the 2 big blocks unionism and nationalism, they're going to have to sort of woo and win over the, the other group. and they're going to have to do that with, with pragmatic economic arguments rather than the old political and religious and cultural arguments that we have in the past. are they, as you say, that there's not like to be any immediate impact must be quite concerning for unionist, less than that because it comes against the backdrop of a new u. k. monarch, who still has to prove his popularity. and of course, they're much hated by union brackson protocol. yes, absolutely, it will be, i think, of morale blow for union if they are already equivocating by taking on the deputy 1st minister row because they know they no longer have the largest political party and they aren't to

the growth of the other community, as we call it, the non lines people who vote for the community alliance party and the green party . and so that other block, which is the by 20 percent or so, it's going to have the deciding vote in any referendum on an irish unity. so i think what all the figures together mean that yeah, the 2 big blocks unionism and nationalism. they're going to have to lose and went over to the, the other group. and they're going to have to do that with with pragmatic economic arguments rather than the old political and religious and cultural arguments that we had in the past. already been bangladesh, say stray more shelter and bullets from fighting and mamma, a landing inside its territory. at least one person is being killed and several injured after they were caught in the crossfire between men, most military and fight. as opposed to the june to hundreds of people want to cross the frontier to safety. but bangladesh has sealed as border have a child re, has more. this is tom ro, an bunder bundle, sticks out this bangladesh, about 6 kilometers from the main row. hang our c

kelly, from the cross —— the deputy lord mayor of belfast, michelle kelly, from the cross community alliance partyce on the big screens — welcome to watch the service on the big screens at belfast city hall from _ big screens at belfast city hall from three o'clock and they are welcome — from three o'clock and they are welcome tojoin the from three o'clock and they are welcome to join the routes the royal couple _ welcome to join the routes the royal couple will— welcome to join the routes the royal couple will take towards st anne's cathedrat — couple will take towards st anne's cathedral. gn couple will take towards st anne's cathedral. ., cathedral. on the theme of reflection. _ cathedral. on the theme of reflection, what _ cathedral. on the theme of reflection, what are - cathedral. on the theme of reflection, what are your i cathedral. on the theme of- reflection, what are your thoughts on the contribution of the queen to life in northern ireland and more widely, because she has visited the republic of ireland too? we widely, because she has visited the republic of ireland too?— republic of i

community. so his parliamentary cloud and power. so he had $74.00 states plus his alliance with the most powerful british party in the north, and also with the most cohesive soon the political alliance industry, the majority of provinces. so that was his main car, but when he was jo from the parliament, he simply lost this car. he can no longer lead the government formation within the parliament. second, he has, he still has the power over the street. he has a very sizable discipline, strong base. he wants to use this card in order to influence the current process of government formation. so for me, father has tragically last to effectively use his cards to influence the direction and the delivery of the government formation process. a few months ago in europe, we all took it up, our been, well them and the consensus government or any government can come out in the country it, it will be led to by sutter. the i don't know what was interesting. he has the political weight. he's shown in the law suite that he has a weapons and he can mobilize his lawyer less. why has he been able to broaden his base of support beyond those that alread

certain the community my families life burning issue for the people that i work amongst but the big success i think for me in the election was the the growth of the the moderate alliance party. and and that's sort of you know non-aligned neither nationalist or unionist but actually people just want to work the good friday agreement and we know that in future you know the the constitutional question about united are in the united kingdom will be settled by a referendum at some point in the future but for right now what we need to do is to work the good friday agreement and to try to you know improve relationships on this island relationship i have to say to them absolutely soured by brexit and by you know the unionist rallies and how they've been just mischief making over the protocol and wang people up and all of that. and i mean you've seen some of that with the bonfires and the effigies were being burned on bonfires this year. so all that needs to be needs to be dealt with as well northern ireland is not particularly a nice place to live right now if i'm being honest with you. i i mean you know in terms of the rule of law i mean people can still get away with murder liter