[000:00:00;00] every day, a non-medical nurse of the red cross help service visits an elderly woman who needs help to drip her eyes to bandage her leg. trophic ulcers have opened for nurse marina tyaglyk, a resident of borisov calls her a savior, she will not only carefully carry out the procedures, but also cheer her up with a kind word. thank you very much. here is a big human thanks that such organizations exist. and that they pick up people with precisely such souls, who have a broad soul, who sympathize, who experience together with the sick, but it’s not easy for them. they are there are many of us in the borisov region ; today there are 36 wards. i personally, as a nurse, have four wards, of which three are heavy, two are completely recumbent, one is disabled, a wheelchair user, and here is valentina ivanovna, in total , 175 thousand, 175, were provided with service and additional help. of these, 487 disabled people of the first group wash windows buy food and to provide medical care throughout the country , 112 nurses and 40 nurses of mercy provide assistance to those in need ,

, but not those who are behind the crossings, the gangs who coordinates and organize them. i think there needs to be a lot or that is done about that. or the other kind of major factor is the government talks a lot about trying to turn people are making these journeys, but it doesn't really talk a lot about the causes behind what is going on in, in part we've seen this despite this exist this growth as small boats, as all happened after the u. k. left it's returns policy with the you. so it means that since for the last few years, people coming over can no longer be returned or at least not return very easily. back to france or elsewhere on the confidence where is that was possible before i think this is a change in the law that has been exploited by some of those games. and i think that something that needs to be addressed originally as well. that was tom brooks, a professor of law and government at durham law school in the united kingdom as well. the death toll from wildfires that swept through the hawaiian island of maui over the past week has no reason to 93. it's the d

., cross.s. we are working with our nonprofit partners _ cross. we are working with our nonprofit partners in _ cross. we are working with our nonprofit partners in the - cross. we are working with our nonprofit partners in the area, | cross. we are working with our- nonprofit partners in the area, and these families are displaced, we have to make sure they have a safe space to stay, food, access to medical care, to crisis counselling, and, of course, knowing they have a safe place to go until they figure out what their next steps are. we have had thousands of people coming through the shelters, over 2900 overnight stays so far and a lot of folks coming into the shelter during the day. they can charge their phones, get email, talk to some of the other partners we have to get information and if they need to stay, they know they are more than welcome to stay with us. that is our big focus right now. once it is safe and we get the word from officials that we can begin going out, we will assist wit

that border are attempting to cross that border in a single year. so the scope and the scale is absolutely beyond anything in, in the us experience. and i think that that alone qualifies it as a historic event and certainly justifying a fork. sure, no, absolutely, but i mean, i don't understand how, i mean, even 2000000 is not going to be enough. at the moment the united states faces folding life expectancy since 2019 low birth rates, a fatality rate of 3.6 and 90 and sixty's below replacement level years ago is now at 1.6. by 2034, the us is estimated to have more people over 65 and people under 18, you desperately need young people to be legal immigrants. they have children, presumably they all work. i mean i lived in l. a for a while, there were plenty of people from across the border. i'm sure some of them were illegal and you desperately need these people to come across the board of otherwise the united states is going to suffer, isn't it? you can all make like, oh yeah, i understand what you're saying. i mean, that is an argument. that is a po

do _ before he crossed. that is it from me for now. do stay _ before he crossed.r now. do stay with us i before he crossed. that is it from me for now. do stay with us here| before he crossed. that is it from i me for now. do stay with us here on bbc news. goodbye. hello, good afternoon. lots of dry and sunny weather right across the uk today, particularly for southern counties of northern ireland, england and wales, blue sky and sunflower fields captured by our weather watcher in norfolk, a bit of fair weather cloud bubbling up in powys. as we head through the rest of the week, although it is looking particularly wet and windy, on friday, there will be lots of dry weather, sunny spells and it will gradually turn warmer and more humid, especially by night. for the rest of this afternoon, we will keep you some time for most areas, wouldn't rule out a shower break out just about anywhere, but more likely across northern areas of scotland, possibly heavy in places, cloudy here and temperature is lower, but elsewhere temperatures creeping into the low to mid 20s, 26 c

give me the cross.ding, you have a cross, pearly citizen, don't get impudent, stand right now mashka well, why are you standing like a fool? you have an armchair, that is, you stole it. well, what are you standing floating away, thank god, first of all, not stole, and bought for a very decent amount. secondly, you yourself said that you can’t take other people’s crosses. so he needs the police to be golden. call quickly. you don't have to call anywhere. oh yes, you were stunned there was a problem and no. so that's what the sky has decreed. i didn’t wear it for my child anyway. where is the dog for me? well, you're a robber. for god's sake, he didn't scare you. and moreover, they scared me very much kirill ivanovich still asks. masha where good? this is kira, he is from the law faculty, and we studied together. and this is albina, my friend is very nice albina this i see to our healer came to give birth. no, we're visiting a relative for a week, well, it's clear, you girls are beautiful. and here i am,

borders and apply for asylum, people to cross borders and apply forasylum, but people to cross bordersders and work and live in europe. that criminalisation _ and work and live in europe. that criminalisation of _ and work and live in europe. that criminalisation of rescue that you referred to, must be in regard to what the italian government has done with some of their anti—immigration laws that prohibit rescue boats from bringing migrants into certain ports, which they have taken issue with and i know they are looking at trying to get changed. do you feel some european governments are actually dehumanising these people, these migrants.— these migrants. yes, i mean, the exam - le these migrants. yes, i mean, the example you _ these migrants. yes, i mean, the example you mentioned - these migrants. yes, i mean, the example you mentioned with - these migrants. yes, i mean, the. example you mentioned with italy, these migrants. yes, i mean, the . example you mentioned with italy, it is also what the greek government has done. similar efforts to criminalise rescue work and other european

george cross and medals. for courage , the soldiers of the group of troops of the center receive state awards from the hands of the minister of defense; they work in the red liman direction. here, right at the headquarters in the immediate vicinity of the front line. russia is a special pride of any military award nominal weapon irygin's pistols were received by the officers of the grouping of the center; they proved their courage , selflessness and heroism here on the battlefield. not just words, i congratulate you on these well-deserved confident grapes and will continue to serve our business in our country. these fighters have many worthy awards and stories to tell, for obvious reasons, not all the massive personnel of the detachment understood the assault on three strong points. during the capture of three strongholds, 9 military personnel were taken captured subdivisions captured weapons of military equipment documents of the radio talk table, which helped our scouts scouts then also distinguished themse

the wind has been too strong for crossings today, but as soon the - crossings today, but as soon the memorial on the seafront remembers those who have died seeking sanctuary in the uk. six more men will be added to that list. joining me live now are our correspondents, simonjones, who's in dover and bethany bell in calais. simon first of all, we heard in your report some of the government's response to this, but 500 people crossing the channel on saturday alone, clearly the danger is not deterred itself. what is the government saying they are going to do to tackle this problem? if}? do to tackle this problem? 509 eo - le do to tackle this problem? 509 peeple arriving _ do to tackle this problem? “sig people arriving on ten boats, do to tackle this problem? l525 people arriving on ten boats, more than 50 boats per boat. you can see how dangerously overloaded they are. some of the survivors from the incident yesterday morning when six people died were brought here to dover, others were brought to calais. this really has focused the political debate. the big issue for the government her

this can be an extremely dangerous crossing. yesterday, 17 people had to be pulled from the water.f dungeness to help rescue those people after their boat started to sink. we also know from the french authorities that another boat carrying eight people got stuck by a sandbank. now, initially, the eight people on board that boat refused to be rescued because they said they wanted to get to uk waters to be picked up by the border force or lifeboat and brought here to dover, but after several hours when their boat was clearly going nowhere and the situation was becoming more dangerous, they did agree to be taken back to france, but itjust shows how dangerous these crossings can be, but that these crossings continue pretty much every time we see calm weather out there in the channel. simonjones reporting from dover. meanwhile, new figures released today by the eu's border agency suggest that the number of people who have crossed illegally into the european union so far this year is 13% higher than the same period in 2022. the agency says the increase was entirely driven by the number o

migrants have been crossing _ crossing. just contacts.s have been crossing and - crossing. just contacts. migrants have been crossing and small. crossing. just contacts. migrants i have been crossing and small boats for some time. how many have made this crossing?— this crossing? since records began on the 1st of _ this crossing? since records began on the 1st of january _ this crossing? since records began on the 1st ofjanuary 2018, - this crossing? since records began on the 1st ofjanuary 2018, we - this crossing? since records beganl on the 1st of january 2018, we know of just over on the 1st of january 2018, we know ofjust over 100,000 people who have made the crossing. that is according to some bbc reporting in recent days. just last year, over 115,000 made the crossing and just this year, up until this week, some 15,800 have made the crossing with well over 700 on thursday alone. as a huge number of people trying to make crossing. often fleeing from war zones or other places, typically in africa or the middle east web conditions are

i was really moved by many of them , and i accepted the education operational managers of the red cross it was done to the red crescent society of the islamic republic of iran to carry out an operation and experiment on arbaeen in iraq, and this was one of the great achievements that we had, but this congress itself had two very good messages , of course, we had two main prophets. one mr. rokar, the head of the international red cross, had given a message and he made very interesting remarks and statements about the great ceremony of mass religious gatherings in the form of hosseini's arbaeen . alexi combines very interestingly and very interestingly , he emphasizes what services the red crescent society is providing us. support for us what are the capacities? we are so happy that, for example, the red crescent population or other national populations are on these paths, and that the red cross will come from a global point of view . send a message here. we have had many of these conferences and congresses . culture doesn't matter, it's true, we never had such messages, this is the first

more than 500 people crossed in boats on saturday.tougher laws through parliament, which make it illegal for people to claim asylum in the uk, if they've arrived on small boats. simonjones has the latest. despite yesterday's deaths in the channel the crossings have continued. 500 more people were brought to shore on saturday after being picked up in flimsy boats. in dover, though, thoughts remain with the six men who did not make it. unfortunately, it was going to happen sometime and we will have another one before long. all the time people are trying to cross the channel in these boats which are not designed for the purpose, then, unfortunately, things will go wrong. after the initial shock about the latest loss of life at sea, focus is inevitably turned to what can be done to prevent more tragedies. the government has made stopping the boats one of its top priorities, but so far, that has not stopped the desire of many to get to the uk. labour describes the government's approach as shambolic. it wants a new focus on tackling the cri

they are determined to try to cross. . ~' cross they are determined to try to cross. . ~ , ., y .here's a realistic possibility that russia no longer funds the activities of the mercenary group, wagner. these are wagner fighters training soldiers in belarus. in its daily bulletin, the british defence ministry says the wagner group is "likely moving towards a downsizing and reconfiguration process". it adds that the russian state has acted against some other business interests of wagner owner yevgeny prigozhin after he led a failed mutiny against the russian army's top brass injune. it says if the russian state is no longer paying the mercenary group, the second most plausible source of funding is belarusian authorities. let's get some of the day's other news now. the authorities in ecuador have carried out a huge operation to move a gang leader accused of threatening the murdered presidential candidate, fernando villavicencio, to a maximum securityjail. about 4,000 soliders and police took part in the transfer ofjose adolfo macias — known as fito — and two other inmates. ecuador h

for us , pilgrims were stationed along all the crossing routes . there are more than 2000 cubicles to serve the pilgrims in wasit province. this year, we asked the officials of the schools to continue their services to the pilgrims during the night because we anticipate that the arrival of pilgrims will continue at night as well. pilgrims of aba abdullah al-hussein (peace be upon him) need them and i will make them, god willing, we will be able to fulfill our duty in serving the pilgrims . we will provide them with food, cool water and a place to rest . maral ajleh naghi, apart from the speed of service and offering the services of the processions, are appreciated to karbala ma'ali , this is the familiar voice of the iraqi processionists stationed at the border crossings who came to meet safar arbaeen to enter because of the advice that rasan needs to carry a passport. pilgrimage programs are permanent. this is the border zero of the islamic republic and iraq . it represents the people who enter iraq. it does not have the right to flow without a pa

it was only one cross. the first cross was made of young oak and is now supposedly 150 years old.re, i can not understand, but as i assume. i, most likely, this is the same cross, which is 150 years old. why? i think so, because he is the tallest here, but then again. this is my personal opinion, during the time of collectivism, rural lands began to be united into collective farms and people began to transfer crosses with them to the new village. in soviet times, they wanted to cut down these crosses, but the locals were always ready to defend their shrine, so when they found out that this is all the beauty is going to be removed. they simply-plainly at night began to be on duty here. well, as we see the result on the face, we can see the crosses of the amulets you. there are a lot of sights in the kamenets region, which are associated with big and very interesting legends. i arrived at one place. i need to find the hint stone now, by the way, my place is huge. this is interesting, the legend is the sidovik stone. they say that once here the mother of god left her mark on it. let'

this can be an extremely dangerous crossing., for lifeboats went out to help rescue those people they are after their boat started to sink, the french authorities, regarding another boat carrying eight people that got stuck by a sand bag, initially the eight people on board that port refused to be rescued because they said they to get to uk what is to be picked up by the border force or lifeboat and brought here to dover. but after several hours when the report was clearly going nowhere and the situation was becoming more dangerous they did agree to be back to france. but it shows how dangerous these crossings can be. but these crosses continue pretty much every time we see calm weather out there on the channel. let's get more now on the politics of managing migration with our political correspondent shelley phelps. one of rishi sunak�*s key policy pledges was to �*stop the boats'. how is the government's overall strategy working out? today's figures are an unwelcome milestone for the prime minister. rishi sunak has made stoppin

and so we got in 2020, see some 8000 people who crossed . in 2021, it people who crossed., it was 28,000, 28,500, i think. and then of course, last year that absolutely record breaking figure of almost 46,000 who crossed. >> this is one of those things that people don't probably don't realise maybe is just how recent this phenomenon is. it really just did kick on from 2018 and the numbers have simply skyrocketed every year. >> yeah, what is shown is the kind of adaptive nature of the human traffickers when you close down one route, they simply go to another . but the down one route, they simply go to another. but the big down one route, they simply go to another . but the big question to another. but the big question is, once again today, ticker tape announcement about leaving the echr are these numbers are going to be a nightmare for the conservatives today, aren't they? because they can they can while rome burns all they like with with with with policy , with with with with with policy, with domestic , you know, changes to domestic, you know, changes to european court st

we have not crossed this border. but you provoked us, i talked about four.ivision of yours, mostly armed with missiles, which were stationed along the border far before february 24, and we tracked them with our intelligence. yes, they came and then removed. well, roughly speaking, they removed the tarpaulin cover from the missiles, then deployed the missiles in combat position, then turned against us. and we had to deal with them russians during this russian operation. their destroyed in the first place. why we are accused of having contributed to the start of the war. no, the war was already on, and you unleashed it ukrainians. she unleashed this war against belarus, an economic war. first of all, you are in the south direction. uh, they announced a blockade to us. you didn't let our planes in before? what did they do it? europeans. you did not let our cargo through here, and then in general , thousands of wagons with mineral fertilizers that we loaded here in the port of odessa were arrested. then you captured, 73 or four people, heavy trucks of the guys c

the letters that one of the representatives of the red cross saved were from a swiss lady. if you have anything, give it to me in my bag. the fathers gave them a story of jesus and mary . hossein ali rahimi hajiabadi died at the age of 58 in 1400, and small narratives are the memories of a generation that built the culture of resistance . and let's follow up the people , mr. tabatabai said encouragingly in the program on the first page giving to a man can be effective in increasing the participation in the parliamentary elections. uninformed groups seek to reverse the people for the people, the need in the elections. the secretary general of hizb naday iraniyan believes that participation in the elections is the best thing to do, and by increasing the hope and solving the concerns of the people, this will increase. the requirements of participation in the first stage of this encouragement and support to the cartoon people, we are aware of your pains and problems, and the people will come to the conclusion that participation in the elections and participation in determining

so far, at least 11 small boats, 550 people have crossed . but during the course crossed.t day , we had one of the of that day, we had one of the border force vessels , volunteer border force vessels, volunteer catamaran that's normally zipping around , picking them up zipping around, picking them up and taking them to dover. but broke down lifeboats had to be called out to sort of take on that donkey work, if you like, while they were out. then there was an emergence with apparently a number of migrants reported in the water, four lifeboats off to that, and then taking those people to dover as well. and then we had this drone , this then we had this drone, this multi—million pound border force drone based out of lydd airport in kent, suffering some kind of a malfunction, which ended up with it ditching in the english channel quite why, we don't know. but what i'm told is that that drone has been recovered. now whether it's at all salvageable or we don't know, but it just seems to have been almost farcical what was going on in the. >> yeah, absolutely. and nigel, i want to

the view of mehran is a border crossing in tamerchin, and perhaps the presence of pilgrims to cross this border terminal is to participate in the arbaeen ceremony. observations you know with it also shows that today, friday, the 3rd of shahrivar, the border terminal of tamerchin has witnessed an increase in the number of pilgrims compared to the previous days. the inspector granted these all the facilities that they provided, despite the excessive increase, but the traffic in this border terminal is without problems. how many minutes will it take you to cross the border on the 14th? it is very, very good. the model of west and east azerbaijan, zanjan and tehran is better and more convenient. we had paid mehran. we will go to tabriz. it is easier with this flag until imam hossein's shrine. why say anything else? just show that you are always there. imam hossein is the border terminal 10 km from the city. piranshahr hosseini bai, correspondent of sed and sima news agency, point safar marzi in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, with greetings, some of the land borders

hundreds are making the crossing, some survive, some don't, it is a dangerous crossing. and ferries use this, one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world and it is a 20 mile crossing, even in fair weather that is a difficultjourney to be making on a craft that in some cases isn't up to the standard necessary to ferry dozens of migrants from one place to another. incidents like this, unfortunately, are all too common.— incidents like this, unfortunately, are all too common. thank you for the context _ are all too common. thank you for the context on _ are all too common. thank you for the context on that. _ are all too common. thank you for the context on that. you _ are all too common. thank you for the context on that. you can - are all too common. thank you for the context on that. you can get i are all too common. thank you for the context on that. you can get a | the context on that. you can get a lot more information on the bbc news website, including the article that david referred to. lots more to look at on the website. let's ta ke let's take you to the women'

it crossing illegally so why do we think that is?— crossing illegally so why do we think that is?oming from _ think that is? it is mostly people who are coming from egypt, - think that is? it is mostly people | who are coming from egypt, from guinea, from the ivory coast who are fleeing war and persecution. and are trying to reach europe, looking for a better life. what we are seeing is a better life. what we are seeing is a new dangerous trend of using very small low quality metal boats. they tend to break during the journey, crossing the mediterranean sea from north africa to italy. and it is very easy for those boats to capsize and that's exactly what happened some days ago when a boat that was carrying 45 people on board capsized near sicily because of a wave. as a result, 41 people died. and that is why according to the un, this route, the central mediterranean route, it is by far the most dangerous migrant crossing in the world. just to give you a number, this year so far more than 2000 people disappeared in the mediterranean sea trying to reach europe. now what the agency p

and, yes, thousands and thousands crossing right now.se this time, it seems that the herd reached the other side of the river and fresh grass unscathed. i may have taken the long way round on this safari, tuning each of my senses into a world so different from my own, but now, i'm getting to experience one of nature's marvels — something i'd never thought i'd be doing when i first lost my eyesight. so, this is the eighth wonder of the world. later that evening, i wanted to end my safari in the traditional way — with a sundowner, where you enjoy a drink watching the sunset against the beautiful african sky. not a very blind—friendly experience, let's face it! but then, kenya had other plans. thunder rumbles. would you like a drink? both laugh. can i have a g&t, please, will? yes! so, enjoy! it knew that i wanted rain because i can't see the sun. and all the animals are happy! yeah! all the animals are happy, and so is this blind girl! yeah! cheers! this is my blind girl sundown! this has been one of the most amazing things i have ever don

others waitinu morning, fingers crossed. others waitin: to morning, fingers crossed.e _ morning, fingers crossed. others waiting to take off _ morning, fingers crossed. others waiting to take off from - morning, fingers crossed. others waiting to take off from the - morning, fingers crossed. others waiting to take off from the uk, | waiting to take off from the uk, like these people at belfast. we've never seen — like these people at belfast. we've never seen anything _ like these people at belfast. we've never seen anything like _ like these people at belfast. we've never seen anything like this - never seen anything like this before. we were meant to be leaving at eight. _ we were meant to be leaving at eight, now we will be getting there at four_ eight, now we will be getting there at four o'clock in the morning. air traffic at four o'clock in the morning. traffic control at four o'clock in the morning. " traffic control services provider said a technical issue meant it was having to input flight plans manually. that takes longer, so it was going to have to restric

crossing?is not a new thing, migrants have been crossing for years i did the past five years since 2018 at, more than 100,000 migrants have made that crossing, according to bbc reporting. last year alone, that crossing, according to bbc reporting. last yearalone, over 40,000 people make the crossing and so far this year, in figures that were up—to—date by thursday this week, over15,800 were up—to—date by thursday this week, over 15,800 people had made the crossing. they come from a range of places that are troubled by either economic or other more severe persecution, for example in the likes of iran, iraq, albania, syria and one other location which escapes me at the moment is. but a number of different locations across africa and the middle east. when they make that crossing from france to england, this is one of the busiest shipping channels in the world that accommodates 600 tankers and 200 ferries every day, so in addition to making summerand ferries every day, so in addition to making summ

have made this crossing?de this crossing? this year alone. — many have made this crossing? this year alone. we _ many have made this crossing? ti 3 year alone, we understand that from thursday, as of thursday this week, some 16,000 people have made the crossing from france to england in small boats. on thursday alone, we understand that 437 people are known to have made that crossing. the challenge for many people making at that crossing, it's not the ideal way to make that route, is not all make it. one person has died in this incidence, in others it has been more. the home office estimates are perhaps 85,000 people will make the crossing this year. they are coming typically from iran, iran, albania comic on afghanistan and syria come on lots of troubled regions of the world and many other areas of the world, especially the middle east and africa are, people are travelling to get away from multiple reasons but many refugees among them. . ~ reasons but many refugees among them. ., ~ ,, this is a further examp

the names that one of the representatives of the red cross saved them were swiss ladies. if you have anything, put it in my bag. fed up with the story of hazrat jesus and hazrat maryam, he started writing for khanmansoz, tears came from his eyes, he really wanted to see you once more after the wedding . who created the culture of resistance, mitra labafi, sed and sima news agency today, the minister of health visited kerman province, during which he visited the herbal treatment plans of the less fortunate cities in the south of this province. to get more information in this regard, contact the minister of health ain allahi. peace be upon you, god bless you regarding the plans from them. you visited today, please provide an explanation for the dear viewers. in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, to your excellency and respected viewers. hello, i would like to say that today we will play games from the southern cities of kerman province , which are deprived areas. that in in fact, the launch of 66 different projects in anbarabad city in the city of jiroft

todd james from the american red cross talking to me a little earlier.ster. what a dramatic date has been for the women's world cup. it has been cracking, we'll start with women's football. england are through to their third women's world cup semifinal in a row. they came form behind to beat colombia 2—1 in sydney and will now return their to face the co—hosts australia on wednesday. it was the first time that sarina wiegman�*s side had fallen behind in this tournament, england goalkeeper mary earps caught out by lacy santos. the lionnesses struck back on the stroke of half time, lauren hemp making the most of a goalkeeping error and pouncing on the loose ball. and the winner camejust after the hour mark — alessia russo capitalising on more poor defending, so they reach the semis again, and it should be an amazing occasion against australia. it's really exciting. like now today was like an away game too. now we're going to play them. and, yeah, we are all excited that we're going to play them, and for them, of course, it's a very special moment too and i

in 22 -- crossing on trains and lorries. in 22 —— in crossing on trains and lorries.00,000 applications. people flee in places like iraq, somalia, afghanistan, because these numbers are affected by global conflicts around the world and that is well —— why in 2010, there was a 20 year low, but numbers picked up again as people started fleeing syria. because of that fact that these numbers are affected by global conflicts, it isn't surprising to see that in 2022, a large proportion of these applications are from people in afghanistan, iran, iraq, syria. now, there are two surprising things, that is albania makes up the highest number. even though they are classified as a safe country by the uk home office. and by the uk government. that's why they put into place so many measures to make those figures go down this year, which they have. ukraine is also not listed here because they benefit from a special visa scheme which is why the home office didn't put them in this chart. but how do we compare to other countries? is this a uk problem? not according to the figures. in 2

the crossings to continue. channel, many did manage to arrive in uk waters.— let s get some of the day s other news now. the wife of the assassinated ecuadorian presidential candidate fernando villavicencio says she blames the state for his murder. arriving at a news conference wearing a bulletproof vest and helmet, veronica sarauz accused police of not adequately protecting him. ecuador has been under a state of emergency since mr villavicencio was shot dead after a rally in quito on wednesday. in afghanistan, the taliban say universities are ready to readmit women — but a final decision is up to the group's supreme leader. the hardline islamists banned female students from campuses last year. the ban triggered protests by afghan women and prompted condemnation from around the world. schools in the north eastern indian state of manipur, have re—opened after being closed for months. more than 150 people have died and tens of thousands have been displaced in manipur since may, when ethnic clashes broke out betwe

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the crossings on the sides, when i cross the traffic light, when the green light lights up, i look around bicycle, i need to get off and look right and left and cross the road, drivers should remember that near the institution education will host a large number of children. i would also like to say that the employees of the state traffic inspectorate in connection with the beginning of the academic year will serve near the educational institution, as well as carry out preventive actions. the winner must remember that you need to move with the dipped headlights on, as well as remember the rules for crossing pedestrian crossings and intersections, road markings with the inscription school on the travel parts have declared everything pano and ok papas the driver to be respectful on the road. many schoolchildren get to their place in the study of self-stoning that the father is to blame for guessing the children about the rules. schoolchildren soviet minute, we, probably, have killed our nostalgia.

at ukrainian territory from russia due to the fact that the neighboring side refused ukrainians to cross the border at the same time on saturday, if i'm not mistaken, we again saw that people started arriving from the other side of the border , that is, the russian side again provided the opportunity for ukrainians to follow this direction, but i will point out once again that in any direction where ukrainians can reach ukrainian territory within the border with russia or within the border with belarus, they will be provided with access and return home even if they do not have all the necessary documents, it is possible that this is a certain island for our citizens as well, that if they do not have the proper passport documents, they will not be allowed to go home, but i will note that from the ukrainian side , any documents that identify a person will provide immediate access to ukrainian territory, but here it is also necessary to take into account the security situation when passing on the other side of the border and if, of course, a person does not have any documents at all, then u

the crossing.e are coming from a, basis migrants and refugees and those people are coming to these shores in some cases to find a better life and in some cases to get away from severe trouble and persecution elsewhere. it is a big issue in the news at the moment is, rishi sunak is made it one of its key priority is to stop the boats, as he says, to prevent the loss of life and to shore up its own political position.— life and to shore up its own political position. this is a further example of a migrant boat attempting to head to the uk and comes as theuk government is attempting to those coming to the country on the controversial barge, the bibby stockholm, moored off the southern english coast. on friday, there was an evacuaction of those on board after a outbreak of a bacterial water infection. former brexit secretary david davis has been speaking to the bbc about the situation on the bibby stockholm. the primary thing that's been revealed has been the startling incompetence of the home office i

, the border of the eyes, compared to the previous year, 466,000 people crossed. so we have a 43% growth compared to the previous year, we have seen about the borders and how to cross the borders. as you can see, the most crossing of the border was related to mehran , after matkalem , the most expensive seat was tamerchin. my advice to the dear pilgrims is to practice the borders and khosravi has a very good capacity to cross these borders with ease and comfort to reduce the congestion at the mehran border , which we are doing this year by god's grace with basic measures and the infrastructure that in all phases of mehran merz cup we have created, we do not have a special problem of crowding and special concern , unless something happens on the other side of the border, like yesterday, when there were problems with transportation on the other side of the border for a short period of time, which was quickly resolved today during a call that haghir made with the minister of interior . iraq had them, they personally appeared at the border of mehran, and to solve this

is very hard to stop people who are determined to cross.n held to mark the 25th anniversary of the 0magh bombing — the greatest single loss of life during the troubles in northern ireland. sunday's service was organised by a number of local churches and support groups. it took place in 0magh's memorial garden and consisted of music, prayer and reflection with contributions from the local community. 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, died in the 1998 real ira car bombing. no one has ever been convicted of carrying out the attack. in ecuador, the wife of the murdered presidential candidate, fernando villavicencio, has blamed the state for his death. she said his personal guards should have prevented the killing. mr villavicencio died earlier this week, less than two weeks before elections were due to take place. he was a vocal critic of the corruption and drug crime that have beset ecuador. robin brant�*s report contains flash photography. two daughters say goodbye to their father. inside the flag—draped coffin the man some in

why do they - continue to take this crossing? one thin that continue to take this crossing? — continue to take this crossing? ole: thing that is important continue to take this crossing? (me: thing that is important is continue to take this crossing? <1>iez thing that is important is to question the use of the word migrants. what has happened at the moment is mass death has been normalised on your a's borders. 0ne normalised on your a's borders. one reason that this has been allowed to allowed to happen is because we are using the word migrants and not refugees and we are distancing ourselves from the fact that these are people with hopes and dreams and families who are mourning them. basically what we have right now is a global inequality crisis. so a large portion of the world just cannot access visas, cannot get on planes. they have no other way to travel and acts as a ca secure country, potentially. —— safe or secure. people i have met have fled everything from wars and dictatorships and persecution and sometimes poverty in some situations where their country has a lot o

now, 106,000 more than 6,000 foreign nationals have crossed the borders. today, i am present in marz shalamcheh and why because of this question, great work we held a meeting with the authorities at the border of chazaba. the houses in question, due to their own reasons , respect the laws of iraq. this has caused the pakistani pilgrims to not be able to comply with these rules , which has led to the gathering of more than 1000 pilgrims from pakistan crossed the border in a conversation i had with the iraqi interior minister today and it was said in the meeting that god willing this should be done and we announced that checks will be done at the border of rimdan and mirjaveh so that the dear ones who come from pakistan chocolate , thank you very much, mr. mirmohammadi, chief of staff the arbaeen center of the irgc navy field clinic was opened in shalamcheh border to provide services to hosseini arbaeen pilgrims. this hospital has a capacity of 60 beds and is equipped with an operating room, a specialized emergency clinic, and an internal orthopedic and pedi

he reviewed the latest arrangements for the quick entry of iranian visitors through iran's border crossings with his iraqi counterpart. in this meeting, the two sides made a community agreement , the important part of which is related to ensuring the security of the borders, the road transport route and removing the obstacles at the border crossings. borders and border facilities we talked about the issues related to rehabilitation and if there are any possible deficiencies and about the necessary measures that have been thought about, about traffic safety and security, we also discussed safety and security and connected them to the attacks of hamed rizvan's very well thought out images that unfortunately, due to the illegal speed of iraqi drivers, a number of citizens of our country who died in the past days, this caused the ministry of interior of iraq to deploy iran along intercity roads to prevent the repetition of these deadly incidents. more than 4 million foreign pilgrims this year. participate in arbaeen pilgrimage in order to prevent the recurrence of tragic road accidents, we form