are denied happy and healthy, flying backlj quarantine are denied happy and healthy, flying back. flight healthy, flying back. i am on the flight home after being in tenerife and stuck in the hotel. with other airlines cancelling hundreds of lives, what started as a problem far away is now very much close to home. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. the government will publish details of a uk—wide action plan tomorrow to try to tackle the spread of the infection. the chief executive of nhs providers, which represents nhs trusts, is warning the outbreak will place extra strain on the health service. 0ur health editor hugh pym has been taking a look at the nhs response to coronavirus. nhsiii, nhs iii, the place to call for those with symptoms recently back from the worst affected country with the virus —— countries. advice is given on whether a test is needed. call volumes were up on whether a test is needed. call volumes were up more on whether a test is needed. call volumes were up more than 50% at times last week and there were some reports by users of delays, but the number

or never will be denied. i would like to ask a person who has established herself as maybe the world's great expert on what deborah, if i could ask

i would like to us a little of the notice elsewhere is where people are that free to protest or to deny what's happening and the government isn't much good if you just dismiss it when he says it are this is my writing this on this is it i decline of public services the undermining of fun being mental rollers i'm not in the government i'm an elected member i have 23 elected members of my party here in the european parliament i have as much freedom of expression as any french citizen we are in a democracy where in a country where we have rule of law every problem has been or is being investigated with independent judiciary i would love to see it as open as balanced and with such a rule of law in other places in the european union i think you should focus on what's happening in poland on what's happening in hungary rather we talk to pose but we're talking to you about france and you're still a member of the president's party home o'shane are still one of his most vocal cheerleaders so that's why i'm putting these points to you especially when both the u.n. and the council of europe weighed

so i think it was about 60 percent of the denied or delayed and every denial is obviously a denial of access to cabot also delays i mean people usually find out whether they've been successful or not the evening before they due to travel so if you don't hear or you don't get a response that effectively means you miss your appointment and you can't get a cab ok so what do you take me through the process then of getting through those checkpoints who needs to be accompanying a child how it all works there's a process of applying for the permit which requires a lot of documentation it all has to be submitted at least 10 days before you were due to travel you might either as the patient even as children or as the company are going with the child because to a security interview which might determine whether they're going to get a permit to get out and then it's a waiting game and in the majority of cases when a child is going to treatment they'll need someone to go with them to take care of them and provide support inside hospital. but largely the restrictions that are placed mean that anyb

allowing them to leave towards both greece garia members of the european union the greek government denies turkish allegations of causing injuries by stopping them crossing that border and the greeks accuse some migrants as well of using military grade tear gas natascha going to aim isn't that border and says the exchange of accusations between the countries is getting ugly. the world words we have going on between turkey and greece turkey is saying that today the greek police shot and killed one man and injured 6 others turkey says that members of the parliament's human rights commission witnessed these events the greek government is flatly denying that anyone was killed at the border it is saying that turkey is disseminating fake news it's saying that migrants are throwing turkish military grade tear gas at greek police i can tell you what we've seen here at the border throughout the day we heard what sounds like sound bombs we saw a black smoke fire we spoke to farmers in the area who say they heard gunshots i can tell you we saw multiple ambulances leaving the scene and then this news

the board denied the appeal and upheld the appeal and denied the removal of two trees and she said the concrete has not been treated and is buckling. >> since that was on my watch i'd like to as president i'd like to respond to it and think it's appropriate. this is not paying attention to the board of appeals night it seems. not only do we have a department of health, it's not paying attention to us, which by the way really pisses me off and gets me angry because we're trying to do a job for you and if a department doesn't follow through it's upsetting because we don't do this for the big bucks. we do it for the public. so moving back to dph -- sorry, to boa let's ask for an e-mail and formal response from them regarding this alleged inaction. >> a time line when supposedly the work has been completed. >> and what happened and what's the time line. did they adhere to the order or not. and then if we can put this on an agenda in some fashion. don't know how we agendize something where we created an order. it's like a court order. we're a quasi-judicial body and made an order associated

you will not interfere in our elections and the order was to deny sanders deny but he broke under pressure blowing the cover of our moscow back to bernie bros i design these people they are not part of our movement all of us remember 2016 and what we meant what we remember is efforts by russians and others to try to interfere in our election and divide us up. i'm not saying that's happening but it would not shock me the center has good reason to believe agent sanders has been compromised we're losing control over his actions and he's praising our strategic allies too openly you know when fidel castro came into office you know what he did he had a massive literacy program is not a bad think it's only a matter of time before they discovered the interview agent sanders gave to profit i mean r t what effect do you think you can have on your voters it was so close here in iowa well i just hope that people take a hard look at the real issues impacting their lives to make matters worse we may have a mole in our midst how else could the footage have been leaked remember when the comrades recruited

rates of denied boardings have dropped and on-time preerns has remained steady. airlines have reduced involuntary denied boarding, increasing compensation to volunteers to give up seats, reducing or eliminating over bookings approximately they have upgraded tracking technology and mitigated delays such as tracking flights at risk of being declared, improving communication, and voluntarily compensating passengers during extended flight delays. when delays and other disruptions owkur that can be inconvenient for passengers. airlines are required to compensate passengers denied boarding and provide refunds for canceled flights. beyond that d.o.t. officials told us airlines are not obligated to provide accommodations for flight disruptions unless specified in contracts. in our work looking at the airline outages, the types of accommodations provided. this can lead to confusion and frustration for some passengers who may have -- >> the gentleman move the microphone closer. >> certainly. may feel that they have not been fully compensate. operational improvements va bee

the clampdown on civil liberties was part of a consistent pattern since mr merkel took office and i deny it because there are freedoms they are respected they are protected for instance freedom to go on strike that's fine that's even constitutional in my county but free freedom not to go on strike should be protected as well and freedom of movement should be protected as well you want to see. the police increased as they were not so good through the 17 new deterrent or substantially increase police in february 28th in the immigration . will reduce the rights of migrants and asylum seekers in october that year the supreme court refused to halt the creation of a biometric database containing detailed information of all french citizens as surveillance and these are measures that are causing concern one prominent lawyer and longtime supporter actually i'm assuming across france or soon will put it bluntly said fundamental rights are under attack while our i know mr question well i know the n.g.o.s is dealing with on refugees because i'm dealing myself on a private basis and the rights of ref

to exit for apply for exit permit deny rejection all delays our challenge is how to create a balance between the security needs and between the civilian needs this is the main issue this is the main challenge over the israeli policy in this. granting the health right venture only in the long term make my society a better place to live in and for that i thing i do my best to posting it's not only because it is because they are human beings and they must enjoy it but also because it's an israeli i feel responsibility for them. it's. a question. it's 5 in the morning in gaza city in the muslim family is that the public hospital imo has just gone into labor. in she's heading with her mother in law to the maternity ward for women only. assad has been waiting for 8 and a half hours. enough time for the memory of his 1st child's illness to creep back into his mind. but this time there are no complications. to. the chance to shoot. some of them down the elite a i can't wait for the next. week. luke. has returned to this household so yes i guess. the new baby boy is in perfect health. and as

the court denied his request to remove judge brinkley from his case.brinkley denied meek mill's appeal asking her to overturn his 2008 conviction. >> you're still on bail? >> yeah. >> so do you feel free, truly free? >> no, i don't feel free. i ain't feel free since i caught this case at the age of 19. i'm 30 now. and me, i just -- i pray. i believe god is my first lawyer. i always believed that. i don't feel free at all. >> how do you explain why your case has become so important? >> i was a public figure. i'm a rapper. i inspire -- a lot of people don't know the history, i inspire a lot of these young children. like my brand is dream chasers. it's about chasing your dreams, no matter what you do in life. no matter what color your race is, where you come from, everyone goes to sleep at night and has a dream and has something they want -- aspire to be. and this is the same thing that thousands of other minorities are going through on a daily basis. they just don't have the platform to have anybody speak on their behalf. >> well, now they do. now you're

you see things that are not necessarily the way other people eternalism but that's alright i don't deny others who wrote to learn to 1st answer a lesser go to reforms in france yes they are working we are the 2nd most attractive kountry in the european union for foreign investors we have one of the highest growth rates in the european union we are the number of unemployed which is the really creasing steadily we have 3 terms the unemployed number of germany that's right but we don't have many jobs when we talk about jobs which we talk about jobs will full pay that's a choice and we are still fighting against the employment and we are changing the rules for apprentice for instance and it is working and considering the european union you mentioned the climate bank this was something i was complaining for in favor of when i was the head of the list of what they thought in the european union election and now this isn't a program of miss. this from the lion her new green deal includes a european climate bank includes. a 1000000000000 euros in the coming 7 years to finance green projects so t

year, he denied all the charges he was facinglj indictment last year, he denied all the charges he wasfend my position vigorously. alex salmond faces 12 charges of sexual assault and two of indecent assault. they date from 2008 until 2014. ten women are said to have been victims, some more than once. among the charges is one of attempted rate and one assault with intent to rate. nine of the alleged assaults are said to have taken place at bute house, the first minister's official residence in edinburgh, including the alleged attempted rate in which mr salmond is said to have pinned a women against a wall, removing his clothes and her own before lying naked on top of her. the charges span many yea rs top of her. the charges span many years in many locations. a restau ra nt years in many locations. a restaurant in glasgow, a nightclub in edinburgh, a car, stirling castle and the scottish pilot. mr salmond has pleaded not guilty to all the charges he is facing. the trial at the high court in edinburgh is expected to last four weeks. mr salmond's legal team have lodged what is known as a s

[applause] and it -- and it discredits this relationship when you deny that the settlement issue is a political dispew and not a political puzzle. and i'll have more to say about that in just a moment. and finally, the u.n. the u.n. still calls them the high counselor and michelle bashelay. they released the data base of companies doing business in east jerusalem and israeli settlements in the west bank. that release from the united nations only serves to facilitate the b.d.s. movement and delegitimizes israel. i remember reading it after its release. how saad. this is an organization that was set to insure that no people ever again faced horrors like the jews faced during the holocaust ands the now anti-semitic. [applause] this administration was right when president frump asked us to leave an international institution that grossly betrays its most fundamental mandate. [applause] minute friends, president trump's team are not standing if this nonsense. we know the more the middle east embraces israel the more the future will be. that's why we've taken action against those who want to

he denied he went in with a fake passport?stice since he was entering paraguay on a charitable visit —— gesture. he thought this was a courtesy to be handed these passports. thejudge has refused to endorse the proposal he should have an alternative punishment because he has been collaborating and has gone ahead and said both him and his brother would be arrested while the case continues to be investigated. remind us how iconic the star ronaldinho is in latin america and in world football as well. if you have seen the world cup, there was ronaldinho, he is one of those stars that was really much and iconic brazilian player —— and iconic brazilian player —— and iconic brazilian player —— and iconic brazilian player. his blade in europe and is a gifted footballer. this will come to a shock of many of his fans. thank you for keeping us up—to—date. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: why a memoir by oscar—winning film—maker, woody allen won't now be published after protests in new york. the numbers of dead and wounded de

lots more to come here at including we get rare access to me in state where the denies genocide against a range it took place. the president takes office in europe guy promising a change of direction after 15 years have left this room. and there she will scottish like you cross turkey as if for the next 24 hours that way the bulk of that rain is on its way towards the east so that means pushing through northern iraq and on into the north and the west of iran of course because he said snow flurries here as well. for that system as it works its way across the caspian sea just 8 celsius in tire and 21 in baghdad and then heading further to the south across the korean peninsula tom it is not too bad but sunny by cheese day the winds picking up again so it'll bring just take the top off these temperatures so $24.00 in doha 40 feet in cooler than that and 30 celsius across in dubai and he warm day in riyadh 32 degrees how much is not quite that will down into southern africa we've got to 28 here in capetown a bit of an onshore flow because he wanted to show that certainly again for the next c

yet, we have been denied that aspiration, denied our enrichment of values of american citizenship. in 1898, when the u.s. forces first landed in puerto rico, general miles issued a proclamation promising, i quote, we have come to bring you protection to promote your prosperity and bestow upon you the immunities and blessings of the institution of our government. but instead, what happened was that almost right after achieving this citizenship, a supreme court decision ruled that residents in an unincorporated territory, we will only have partially those rights. that, contrary to what had happened, had been in the case of every other territory before. achieving american citizenship did not mean necessarily a road to full equality as a state. since then, our enjoyment of rights shared by our fellow americans in the states have --has been only in a limited manner as congress and the courts don't grand them. it fills unfulfilled. 220,000 important importantians have warned this country's uniform and bought and bled for our nation under the orders of a commander in chief of whom they ca

this displacement is denied. oh my god i. will be right there should. my face doesn't have any desks in it that's what the x. rays show that's what dr karp those letters show you do not medical or former winners. so nice to see you again and thank you for coming i'm going to play a short public service announcement and then we can entertain questions i think the prevention aspect of sexual assault goes back in some ways to risk reduction what it what is risk reduction risk reduction are ideas like telling women to if they're going to go somewhere together always have a buddy with them. are there other examples of risk. i mean i didn't i'm not familiar that that's out of my area of expertise. well i want to continue where dr whitley left off looking at what our focus is and that's on prevention as well as as response we've really done a very good job there and the credit goes to dr whitley and her staff that has been working this for the last 5 to 6 years i don't think the department of defense has has really yet

and of course, they were denied , they say, access to education. working-class women shared these disabilities and more. forced by necessity to work outside the household, they often faced 14 hour workdays. , the dangers of factory labor, and unequal pay. in the south, and agrarian economy based largely on slave labor retarded innovation and left the region to like behind the north in development and industrialization. in the education of its residents and its pursuit of equality for all. the institution elevated every white person above every black man, woman, and child, enslaved or free. the violence employed to maintain the system of subordination of one race by another shaped and left an indelible mark on the character of the south. while immigrants hastened to the north, slavery's grip on the southern portion of the country discouraged those in search of economic opportunity. it was not by happenstance that a son of the midwest by where way of the south would come to stand at the center of the controversy over slavery's extension. lincoln unde

the lawyers said he was denied a medical follow-up. do you have any indication there is a possibility for a u.s. citizen to be released? or a swap? -- on the a u.s. death toll in iran as some organizations mentioned, more than 5000 deaths. if i may, china has announced get the press card from american journalists in the next few weeks. do you have a reaction to that? v.p. pence: sec. pompeo: as for -- sec. pompeo: as for iran, that is an excellent question. i don't talk about our effort to get americans home, what we are actually doing. but the family members of those that are being held, and that is where all americans being wrongfully detained should now, we are working on this every day. we are aware of what iran has been doing with the prisoners given the open rate of the wuhan virus there. we are aware that they are thinking about whether to release them or not. everyone should know that we are working and communicating with them and we are urging them as we have done publicly many times to release every american that it -- that i

denies the accusations insisting there is no evidence to support those claims in february a 3rd person came forward accusing the organization of attempting to smear the former employees the latest whistleblower has now strongly criticized the o.p.c. w.'s behavior. the mistreatment of 2 highly regarded and accomplished professionals can only be described as a parent's i fully support their endeavors. russia is now calling on the watchdog to not be hasty in dismissing the claims. of particular interest is the fact that this whistleblower unlike the other 3 whistleblowers is possibly a current employee at the o.p.c. w. technical secretariat and is watching this unfolding mess in the hague 1st hand we hope that the mounting criticism of the technical secretariat from the people concerned over the o.p.c. w.'s health will not be left unheeded with for whistleblower to become increasingly difficult for them to say that they are growing sick sector and of course we would hope maybe even more worst of wars would come out at this time this is a classic problem powerful entities and especially if

both men deny any wrongdoing.f few reserves to employ women as keepers, helping to rescue and rehabilitate orphaned elephants. which preston has the story. —— rich. 280 kilometres north of the capital nairobi, welcome to the elephant sanctuary. and meet naomi, one of the many female keepers here at the sanctuary. elephant sanctuary is a normally run by the state but this one is owned and run by the community. in amongst kenya's second elephant population. the babies that we get are abandoned for different reasons. it is not easy for an elephant to abandon a baby but sometimes, elephants or the baby become sick and it is not able to walk with the mother and the mother decides to walk and the mother decides to walk and leave the baby behind. the baby and leave the baby behind. the ba by suffers and leave the baby behind. the baby suffers starvation and sometimes attacked by predators and when people from the community see this happening, they reported to us and we rush and rescue the baby. —— report it. and that is

greek forces opened fire on refugees after shared border leading to the death of a greek strongly denies those allegations on rest increasing go after church migrants to try and cross into the e.u. . follows a surge in fighting in the syrian province of idlib which is bringing turkish russian forces closer to a direct clash the 2 countries' leaders will meet in moscow later this thursday. spread of corona virus in the u.s. might be less to do with good hygiene and more to do with the lack of affordable health care for millions of them are. alive from our international news center here in moscow this is r t a very warm welcome to the program my name's unanimity. turkish authorities claim a man has died after greek forces opened fire at migrants trying to cross into the e.u. allegations greece vehemently denies turkey earlier opened its border to a line through tens of thousands of refugees most of whom are for the syrian but it's being fiercely resisted by greece e.u. officials charlotte do the border. could be looking at another my current crisis now that turkey has really been. greece t

strongly denies the allegations on wrists increasing. migrants to try and cross into the e.u. . and why the spread of the crew in the us might be less to do with good hygiene and more to do with a lack of affordable health care for a 1000000 americans. 247 news lawyer from russia's capital city this is r t international my names you know neal your company. later this thursday in moscow the russian turkish presidents are expected to discuss the spiraling tensions in the deescalation zone in syria the country's armies are operating in close proximity to one another on opposing sides raising the risk of a direct clash of the meeting tempers boiled over in the turkish parliament m.p.'s from the ruling on rival party role after a position m.p. criticized president over the military intervention. article. describing the opposition as dishonorable and treacherous for questioning turkish. 3 operation. i allows for the fighting back in syria it's long ceased being a local conflict between the government and insurgents rif a national looks now at the other states weighing in it's affectin

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