>> debbie, nurse debbie lloyd traveled with me on the plane. ms. heard. i believe that was it. on the plane to go to the island for the detox. i was not bringing security. i was not bringing assistants. in fact, initially my sister, christie, was going to go there to help ms. lloyd and the doctor through the detox, which made perfect sense, since the whole thing had been borne out of her desire for me to get clean. so initially it was supposed to be christie coming in place of ms. heard. there was a great part of me that was very uncomfortable with ms. heard coming along for that detox because, as things could fluctuate very rapidly in our relationship, i was wary that those things would come up during what needed to be a very straight detoxification of these substances. and i was well aware that it was not going to be pleasant. i was well aware that i was going to go through quite a bit of physical changes, physical -- i was afraid that it would be too much for her and i also felt that she might be too much for me at the time. >> so then why did ms. heard come down to the isla

stephen: debby, how do you feel about this? debby clarke: well, it is a bit annoying.oyed when you cannot influce a foreign government. doug clarke: i mean, we can't do trade at any cost. i mean, we got to uphold, you know, our principles and the principles of the australian way. we don't want to lie down in a fetal position and get cked to death. we need to stand up and fight back. stephen: australia is challenging china's tariff at the world trade organization. dan tehan: it might take one or two years for us to resolve it, but the principle of it is incredibly important. we want to go to the umpire, and we want to get a decision from the umpire, whether the actions being taken are right or not. if we don't have organizations like the world trade othe rule of the jungle.o to, then it's basically stephen: barley was the start of a slew of trade allegations and sanctions that followed a souring of relations between canberra and beijing. female: the foreign minister, marise payne, is refusing to be drawn on whether she trusts chinover its handling of the coronavirus pan

debbie bazza [ cheers and applause >> jimmy >> jimmy: debbie bazza >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: that was fallon oh, my god >> jimmy: thank you so much for coming on the show >> thank you and thank you for signing my book >> jimmy: oh, my god >> oh, oh. >> jimmy: signing your book? whatever you want, i'll do it. >> yes, that -- oh, my god >> jimmy: are you kidding me that snoring bit was fantastic i loved it >> thank you thank you. >> jimmy: give it up for debbie bazza, everybody. [ cheers and applause >> thank you come on! >> jimmy: stick around, we'll be right back with "puppy predictors." come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ in coffee fruit. new starbucks baya enine naturally found its energy, that's good. ♪ ♪ ♪ "how bizarre" by omc ♪ no annual fee on any discover card. ♪ ♪ who do you think you are, taking up space? making a scene, and indulging yourself? oh, right. you're you. tj maxx. where you can afford to be you to the maxx getting the incredible iphone 13 without t-mobile, makes as much sense (ready or not,) as playing hide-in-seek... (here i come...) in the deser

ah, ah ah ah, this is debbie news live from berlin. the world's richest man is now the owner of one of the world's most influential information platforms. tesla sio, a lot, must close a $44000000000.00 deal to buy twitter. he says he will quote, unleash it's full potential and wants to protect free speech. also coming up, ukraine says russia is trying to disrupt the flow of weapons coming in from abroad . at least 5 people are killed in a series of missile attacks on railway stations as russian forces strike deep inside you crate and turkey hands down a life sentence for human rights campaigner osmani kava is found guilty of trying to overthrow the government charges. he says, are fabricated. ah, and why would croft welcome to the program? a lot must they set to buy twitter after the social media company accepted his $44000000000.00 bid? the deal ends weeks of uncertainty over whether the sale would happen at all. moscow is best known for electric cars in private space. flight describes himself as a free speech. absolutist is pledged a

host: thank you for calling in, debbie. this is the wall street journal, their lead editorial this morning. states of covid performance. more than two years into the covid-19 pandemic, and is time to draw some conclusions about government policy and results. the most conference of comparative study we have seen to date was published last week as a working paper by the national bureau of economic research, and it deserves wide attention. the authors at the university of shockoe -- chicago and a member of the committee to at least prosperity, they compared covid outcomes in the 50 states and district of columbia based on three variables, the economy, education, and mortality. it is a revealing study that belies much of the conventional medical and media wisdom during the pandemic, especially in its first year when severe lockdowns were described as the best and the only moral policy. and of course, this is a conservative group that has put this out, but the article goes on to say the top 10 states in the rankings are smaller

ah, ah ah, this is debbie news live from berlin, a show of solidarity for the ukrainian people. british prime minister boris johnson goes to keith and meet with below to me as the lensky crane president praises the united kingdom for taking a leading role in aiding ukraine's defense and fears, grow and ukrainian port city of odessa that it could be russia's next target. it's strategically important to both sides and it's been under threat for weeks. francis presidential race eats up incumbent a manual mock on faces off against rock far right challenger murray le pen. both our tips to go through to the 2nd round, a vote. ah, way will crop welcome to the program. british prime minister boris johnson has become one of the few western leaders to travel to ukraine. since russia's invasion in february. johnson pledged a new package of financial and military aid after meeting with president below the merits. lensky and keith, he also said the west was planning on intensifying it's sanctions against russia and the coming weeks. johnson said his visit was meant as a gesture of support for ukrain

some of them are like the ones debbie is using.ambassador for the charity. i really do think it is critical that we look at changing accessibility outside. there are lots of reasonable things that can be done that were having a huge impact, and a lot of things here, people are thinking, nobody is out in a wheelchair, but we can't access it and can't use it, so it is a chicken and egg scenario. that is something that i think access the dales are trying to change and doing a fantasticjob of. it is landscape loved by many and hopefully, from now, accessible to even more. a hoard of more than 1,000 roman coins discovered a decade ago is finally going on display in wiltshire. they were found by someone using a metal detector in a field in malmesbury. the community raised the funds to buy them and create an exhibition in the town. pam caulfield reports. when ramsey retired from the army, he treated himself to a metal detector. i he treated himself to a metal detector. . , ., ., , detector. i eventually found the top ofthe detector. i eve

and for debbie, this isjust the start.when possible, itjust would be great that this place can grow, and that we can have more and more hubs around the place where everybody�*s welcome to the yorkshire dales. it's a landscape loved by many, and hopefully, from now, accessible to even more. they were one of the biggest rock bands of all time, selling millions of records and selling out stadiums all over the world. members of pink floyd have just released their first new music together in almost three decades to raise money for the people of ukraine. �*hey hey rise up' features david gilmour and nick mason, with vocals from ukrainian singer andriy khlyvnyuk of the band boombox. matt everitt has more. where does this story start? because the track's happened quite quickly, but the genesis of it goes back a little. basically, the start of it is someone showing me an instagram feed from this singer called andriy khlyvnyuk who is of ukrainian band boombox. and he is in a square in kyiv wearing military fatigues and carrying a gu

congresswoman debbie dingell, we appreciate it, as always. you for being with us this morning. >>> up next, a big loophole in the covid rules for saturday nights white house correspondents association dinner. >>> coming up on "morning joe," senator chris coons weighs in on a new aid package for ukraine. >>> plus, the head of ukrainian railways about the impact of missiles that hit five train stations across the country. >>> and the leader of the democratic movement in belarus joins the conversation live on set. "morning joe" a few moments away. away your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. ♪ ♪ it's the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and with a healthier heart, there's no telling where life may take you. ♪ ♪ don't

. >> joining me now, former florida congressman, debbie mucarsel-powell.at the question is always the same. what is happening in your state? >>, alicia, good evening everybody. i wish i could have a straightforward answer here for you, but many of us are just completely baffled. and i can tell you that, i think the governor is crossing the line here. he has crossed it many times. but when you target the main economic driver for the state of florida, there is going to be consequences. i would never pick a fight with mickey mouse, or try and destroy the happiest place on earth here in florida. let's remember that disney employs close to 70,000 people. it contributes about 70 billion dollars to the tourism economy here, and it has ripple effects in the state. this is going to hurt people coming to the state. we already got messages saying that they refused to come to a state where the governor's passing laws that is targeting the most vulnerable populations. there's absolutely no freedom here, alicia, unfortunately. there is no freedom for parents, no freedom

i worked on things with michigan, especially with debbie dingell. we have hit the road to push for civility. hopefully civility versus discord can rule and not rue the day. mario, josh, brian fitzpatrick, tom cole, kildee, katko, schrader, dean phillips, peter meyer, and my friend, steny, cut the mustard, too. i have been blessed to have hardworking staff all these years. yes, two of them, including my chief of staff, joan, have been on my team 36 years with another handful between 15 and 30 years. our district team has worked on so many different casework issues in the tens of thousands. throughout the covid nightmare we worked with our local bankers to save dozens of businesses with p.p.p. and we helped our frontline workers who are still so stressed today. even the best stories has a last chapter. this is it for me. i've done the zillions of airline miles back and forth. i've signed over a million letters, cast more votes while in the chamber here and accomplished what i set out to do with more unfinished work still yet to come. arthur brooks rec

let me echo the appreciation for representative debbie dingell. we're honored to have you here and so thank offul for your work and commitment to the auto workers, the companies, the industry that powers this country in so many ways. and all of my colleagues here at the department. dr. cliff, who you heard from a moment ago, anne carlson and their whole team. as well as e.p.a. administrator and their team for collaborating with us as they work their side of the tail pipe emissions issues. and thank our friends in the environmental movement for years of hard work to reduce pollution, fight climate change and protect americans. for our friends in labor, who are the backbone of our manufacturing and supply chains and transportation systems. thank you for your commitment to high-quality, well-paying jobs in this country. and to our friends in the auto industry, we are so thankful for your partnership. because working together right now, we have a lot of things that we have to face and address and respond to. safety, making electric vehicles more acces

always welcomed debbie _ act together on this. always welcomed debbie on i act together on this.ebbie on the programme, thank you for your time if you're watching in the uk in particular, we will have the most important news on channel 4 and the government is going to push ahead with this privatisation. hello. after a chilly weekend, monday brought us a much milder day. atlantic air flooding into the uk, bringing plenty of cloud, though, and some rain along with it. through the week ahead, we are going to see things brightening up but turning colder yet again. at the moment, though, thanks to atlantic air being fed up from the south around this area of high pressure, overnight monday into tuesday, it will be very mild for much of the uk with overnight lows in double figures. to the far northeast, though, we do still have the arctic air sitting across northern scotland. and as we see weather fronts meeting that cold air, through tuesday into wednesday, we could see some pretty significant snowfall across northern scotland. look at the temperatures, though, elsewhere overnight, we

debbie, ultimate well comp experience with the world's best airline. katzoff at ways guarantee you'll see now the that book, you'll complete fever, world cup package to day african stories from african perspective isn't well yet as well. awesome man, i will keep a short documentary from african fill me from money and synagogue. can you see that is on it on the device to rig mama, elizabeth galka, she's a muster the adventures of a car and led to africa di rights on al jazeera lou. this is al jazeera. ah, you're watching the news, our life from a headquarters in del hi, debbie navigates, are coming up in the next 60 minutes. ukraine's president describes russia as evil, with no limits after a rocket attack on a train station kills at least 50 people. european commission, president ursula on july and visit a mass grave in who char she is due to hall talks with villa premier zalinski.

so it kind of put them out and then shut his chum, you gentle, debbie. there's let and that's, it was almost shot that a shot. not a man or them that way. another, i'm sure the color so through maybe this was them used to be to me to use without letting brushing them on a tardy he will, i guess which this yellow sultan said him. hon. toploader popular did the research was monday. so why should, what are the like the mission, the order, the was one little solution and that has stood, but it was one with them that i'm put proportional or tennessee, but i sort of could shift that again in the open the coverage, the us on the on the on dish this honeycomb shot, i had the la unit and then i get this part of the so on the the sun, the hotel car. this model was a letter, heard her on us if you wish, if you also know lots and so to come showed how many kids all on the let's talk some be she put a lot of her to not the good to let him. is there a scared let him know to know each part of the shopping? you know, she should be she did you talk them all with all out

s. took. laurie debbie business reporter arthur sullivan joins me here in studio for more arthur put in there talking about directing energy elsewhere. where exactly is you referring to most likely and have we seen any effort so far to do just that now he mentioned stevens, the south and the east and roaches context that really means 2 countries, china and india, and really and truly rushes energy, alternative energy ambitions begin and end with china with i would say a more aspirational tales towards india. the reasons are obvious. those 2 countries together combine almost, you know, 2800000000 of the world people. they are 2 of the top 3 energy consumers in the world. their obvious markets, markets to target. however, in terms of what we've seen so far, we have seen india buying slightly more oil from russia since the invasion because they've been able to get it at a discount, a significant discount. it's still not, not much, relatively speaking, a lot less than europe uses, obviously. and in terms of china, we have seen, you know, rhetoric and talk of, of new deals mean, for examp

debbie and his parents are worried about his academy. he hopes a decision on the future. all students at unease is taken, so the law not have money to be planned so that all of there is a rule here that we have to complete our medical degree entirely from one university, irrespective of what country we're studying in whatever. but if we transfer to some other university in the middle, our degree won't be considered valid here. you, there should either be an amendment to this rule or an exemption for us because it's a war situation with amber who p, waterbury, to it. hannah rabby is part of an association founded by students who have come back from ukraine. would then aim to find solutions to that problem. he said that would be great if they could continue to study in india. he is highly motivated, but the uncertainty over his future ways on his mind. that's it for wednesday, there's more for the region on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash asia. you can follow us on twitter or facebook as well. thanks for watching you tomorrow and goodbye. ah, streaming between heav

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but if you want to go through it, hannah, debbie is part of an association founded by students who have come back from ukraine. would then aim to find solutions to that problem. he said that would be great if they could continue to study in india. he is highly motivated, but the uncertainty over his future ways on his mind. that's it for wednesday, there's more for the region on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash asia. you can follow us on twitter or facebook as well. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow, and good bye bye . what secrets my behind these was. discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage 360. get the app. now. sometimes a seed is all you need to allowed big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning pass like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing. download it now, feel free. ah, off limits no more for the 1st time since it's att

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is debbie news allied from berlin, deadly attacks on civilians lean war torn ukraine, at least 50 dead and dozens more wounded as missiles strike a pack train station ukraine condemns it as yet another russian war crimes you chief ursula funded i and tells president low to mid zalinski, she'll speed up ukraine's bit to join the european union. she also sees for herself the mass grave, which shocked the world. ah, i'm here until welcome to the program. a russian missile attack on the train station in eastern ukraine has killed at least 50 people and wanted dozens more. authority say rocket struck the crowded station in crime autodesk and did the net screeching. hundreds of people were waiting there to board trains to safety. ukraine is calling it another russian war, crime. ukrainian president vold to me to zalinski is demanding more weapons and a tough global response. meanwhile, the leaders of france and germany have condemned the attack. the white house, as described it as a horrific atrocity. scenes of tawny and destruction in easton, ukraine streets litter

was it was a challenge that we had to convince people to see that it can be done, but a glock and debbie advocacy gets if with a daniel wanted to be the fast motorcycle ride to participate in a doc. how ready? but the organization considered it would be too dangerous for a diabetic. he had to fight for his dream. were the thing boy, north, even after 5 years and many races all over the world. we showed them that i could be in the dock. our rally with diabetes or i raced in the room, lima in 2019 and was the 1st diabetic. and finally i became the 1st and the dock are in the toughest race in the world. but in 2019, we couldn't finish it in 2020 we were back on it, but couldn't finish either. but in 2021. when we finally managed to cross the finish line and now in 2022, i want to be the 1st person with diabetes. time want to cross the finish line in a car on the m a. d. d bono, and we'll that'll i'm into and watches before traveling to saudi arabia. danielle trains hod at valencia circuit to be ready for the duck. ha, randy. he's guided bethel siena head coach at the school of rising most h

i'm have to bring down a corrupt regime, astonishing outcome with regard to a democratic debbie old to move well copy experience with the world's best airline . katzoff at ways i do see now the book you complete feasible world cup package today with the city that i mentioned, crisis food, energy, and finance. that is bumbling. some of the world's most vulnerable people come through sunday congress. ah, hi there, i'm kim fidel. this is alter their alive from deluxe, also coming up. a catastrophe of the news. the u. n says the war and ukraine is having an alarming effect on developing nations. 30 percent of the world's wheat and barley, 20 percent of maze. and more than half of all sunflower oil comes from ukraine and russia fertilizes the war is pushing up food and fuel prices, especially in asia and africa. the u. n. estimates at least 1.6 to these are already struggling with the slate of challenges, not of better making. let's go live that a kristen said to me at the united nations, kristen, tell us that more if you. what about the effects that the warn ukraine is? having on the rest

of a bit as league a title maintained and clung beat. barissi i mentioned got back in the rhine, debbie after an efficient 1st half among the girls. scores was frenchman, anthony modesto caught his 16th, put a stick. a goal of the campaign clone went on to seal a $31.00 victory and our on course for european football next season. and here are the results from saturday's been the seger action. well, as we saw just now, cologne, beat, clog, buck, and endorsement with a huge triumph over volts berg. meanwhile, hertz, her berlin, edged out ox berg. mine's answered, got drew. no, all fryeburg down ball. hm. and there are 4 more matches coming up on sunday, including league leaders by and munich against be the felt. and you're up to date this our up next is a new addition for our series reporter, or monday you can find my form, the website, d, w dot com, that's watching with guardians of truth on exile. turkish journalist john dunder. i have paid almost every prize with being itunes in a country like through keith and mexican investigative journalist, unavailable on this one i value every day

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is debbie news live from berlin. ukrainian defenders of maria pulled showed no signs of complying with russian deadline of sunday morning to surrender their weapons. city of hart chief and the capital faced renewed a tax for missiles and shelling. also coming up german schools, welcome tens of thousands of new students playing the war in ukraine. teacher say the country could see up to a quarter 1000000 new school aged kids. as a result of the conflict and a dream debut in the buddhist legal dot on teenager tom orator, triumphant i sis i beat both berg to qualify for next seasons champions. ah, i'm way bluecross. welcome to the program. ukrainian defenders of the besieged port city of mario polo show no sides of complying with a russian deadline. sunday morning to surrender or rainy troops have been holding out a steel plants and the city. russia also hit the capital key with missiles and stepped up there. shelling of the city of hockey more russian rockets falling on kind of keys. it's the latest strike to hit the city in a deadly week with many civilians am

and they say, they feel very well prepared for a possible major attack by the russians to debbie's young. should have schultz, their reporting from odessa. and here are some of the other headlines related to the war and ukraine. nearly 2 thirds of ukrainian children have been forced to leave their home since russia invaded 6 weeks ago that according to the un, they also expressed concern of a human trafficking and the sexual abuse of minus 142 children are confirmed to have been killed since the start of the war, and for the 230 injured austria's chance. laconia ha. my has met with vladimir putin and moscow is the 1st you leader to do so. since the start of the war, the hammer said he told the russian president and the invasion but was pessimistic about the meeting. he warned, must come. he warned that moscow is preparing an offensive in easton ukraine on a massive scale european union. foreign ministers have been meeting in luxembourg to discuss ways to expand their support for ukraine. they approve additional weapons forgive, but the block still remains divided on the sanctions that wo

okay, debbie's penny for char in budapest, thanks so much. the warring parties in yemen have laid down their weapons in the 1st nationwide truce since 20167 years of war have left hundreds of thousands dead and millions displaced. the un says the war has triggered the worst humanitarian disaster in the world. in the ebony capital, santa people prepare for ramadan for the 1st time since 2014, the muslim holy month takes place under conditions of peace. the warring parties have agreed to hold all military activity in yemen and along its borders. in our online, the church is wonderful for us and the region in general, the peninsula and the gulf. it's a great thing and we hope that the truce will last not only for 2 months today, but rather permanently because people are tired and have suffered a lot lot just as important as the cease fire and agreement to allow fuel shipments to the rebel held port of her data transport restrictions imposed by the saudi led coalition have led to crippling fuel shortages. the capitals airport will also reopen for

he debbie's political correspond nina hasa had the chance to speak to moldova as prime minister, natalia gabrey. lita here in berlin, ahead of that conference, she asked her what she and her country need most from the international community you know outside of ukraine. moldova is the most, the affected country, and it doesn't even have a security umbrella. and herb, you know, we're not talking only about the societal effort to host the refugees, but the economic and social consequences of the war on our borders. ok, so trade has been disrupted about 15 percent of our trade was with the crane and russia and bellows. the odessa port was a very important logistics port. and we also have an impact on remittances received by the country. so under these circumstances, you know, we have the same problems that many european countries have. so we have for extraordinary costs for energy, we have very high inflation, so inflation already reached 18 percent in moldova. and together with this decline in trade and ah growth, we are basically looking at the need for a great fiscal effort. so with 1st

this is debbie news live from berlin. sports life is next. so they'll be lots more sports and see you soon. ah. guardians of truth on exiled turkish journalist, john, don't darn. i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey and mexican investigative journalist, adobe little man. this is, are you every day? the government leasing mob. she's digging the country so.

ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is debbie news live from berlin, a show of solidarity for the ukrainian people. british prime minister boris johnson goes to keven, meet with volota me, zalinski, ukrainian president crazes the united kingdom for taking a leading role in aiding ukraine's defense. also on the program to re logan's coal for their president to step down immediately. his anger and anxiety grow over the nation's worsening economic crisis. tens of thousands of people take to the streets of the capital, colombo and a date of protest. ah, i'm going bullcrap. welcome to the program. british prime minister boris johnson has become one of the few western leaders to travel to ukraine since russia's invasion in february. johnson pledged a new package of financial and military aid after meeting president vladimir zalinski in keith. it craney leader, has said to night that he is committed to pressing for peace despite russia's attacks on civilians and have stunned the world. the morning after bags abandon during the rocket strike ring. as anxious, loved ones try to reach the new thing. this ma

this is debbie news live from berlin. sports life is next. so they'll be lots more sports and see you soon. ah. guardians of truth on exiled turkish journalist, john dunn, darn. i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey and mexican investigative journalist, ana bellman. this is, are you every day? the government, a sing mom. she's been digging the country soil to find out the truth. they want to kill me and they try many times facing with a gun can change your life. one wants to know what is happening, their guardian, the truth starts may 3rd on d w ah, ah ah ah ah ah ah then yeah, i better is a motor head. when he was 18 years old, he was diagnosed with diabetes, a condition which was misunderstood, and the time. finally i leave my parents wouldn't let me go out of do sports. in school i sat in a chair because they told me sport isn't good for people with diabetes for one but a day we know better, but it's very important to play sports around. if you start walking, you'll end up running many people in the

capturing more territory, western analysts said it had failed to make significant gains in recent days. debbie's correspond mathias billing or jointed, ukrainian press trip to a region where russian forces suffer defi. this is what the russian army left behind you, the village of tetra isca, about 70 kilometers. ne of keith is one of the places where the russian invasion came to a halt. bars, as he calls himself, took part in the battle to see army of each. russia has a bigger army in terms of numbers and equipment. i'm not talking about the quality of the equipment, but it is a lot that means for us that we have to be better prepared and plan more thoroughly says seniors of, on the line. experts say it wasn't just a clash of 2 armies, but also of military doctrines. heavy technology versus mobile equipment along the roads in this area. it is not unusual to find whole columns of burnt. i'd tanks taken out by modern western anti tank missiles. was it 50 cottages, get on a peacock with the javelins and, and lows and drive to the place where you expect them to come eat them and then you're able to

[000:00:00;00] with this is debbie news lie from berlin, a show of solidarity for the ukrainian people. british prime minister born johnson goes to keith and meet with the lord amir zalinski, ukrainian president praises the u. k. for taking a leading role in aiding ukraine's defense and fears. grow in the ukrainian port city of odessa that it could be russia's next target. it's strategically important to both sides and has been under threat for weeks. and frances presidential race heats up incumbent, a manual mcclung face is off against the far right challenger, marine the pen. both our tip to go through to the 2nd round. ah, i'm going bluecross. welcome to the program. british prime minister boris johnson has become one of the few western leaders to travel to ukraine since russia's invasion in february. johnson pledged a new package of financial and military aid after meeting president vladimir zalinski, and keith also said the west was planning to keep on intensifying its sanctions against russia. in the coming weeks, johnson said his visit was meant to be a gesture of support for uk

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ah, ah ah ah ah, this is debbie news live from berlin. russia lodge is missile strikes on the ukrainian port of odessa. at least 5 people are killed the bombardment, which also destroys 2 ukrainian military targets. also coming up orthodox christians are marking easter. our porter visits a community near keith, trying to recover from russia. occupation left each church in ruins and they've done it again by a mean of our german champions. they landed their 10th buddhist legal title in a row with victory over their perennial challengers. dogwood. we'll find out what this means for german philip. ah, and william bluecross, welcome to the program. ukraine has warned that russia plans to attack more countries and expand its war. president volota mir zalinski said neighboring, moldova should be concerned about russia's latest military strategy over is home to transmit drea, a breakaway pro russian region which borders ukraine. russia is in control of ukraine, south eastern regions. you can see that there in blue, a top russian commander says moscow's forces wants to push west across southern

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