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couldn't decide whether the country leads towards europe, russia, presidents by us on the one small dover to join the european union. her opponent, that is on the styles, says russia, ties with russia are in the national interest. moscow was accused of interfering in the 1st round of the election. a private test is a marching through london, demanding the government takes immediate action. time the pollution of u. k. will to waste sewage agricultural waste and all the chemicals regularly spill in tools or across the country that can create major health risk. so humans and cause damage to the environment. it's those are the headlines. it's witness. next the the sun. what's the point? oh god, how many are the top cause it will for an overall sherry adult? kind of the go hold all of the data. looks i know it won't allow for your client to fly on. quiet will not get our stuff. hello. i need on a he won't the site will know about any natalie or the coming out or, you know, should he or she will not the last of the stuff that we seen just in just a moment. don't go to the store this good night

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what does this mean for most dover going forward as well? the president has a lot of power over foreign policy. so that means that most of us foreign policy can be expected to remain the same. that is a pro your opinion, pro western stance from my us on do and remember that molto but isn't additionally and candidate for european union membership. so we'll be trying to advance along that path, which kind of often tends to be a very long unwinding one. but important to note that as we heard from our last speaker there, the parliamentary elections are coming up in the next year. and that's really the bigger political price here in moldova. so if her party loses majorly and was parliamentary elections, her power could become diluted. so still not necessarily an easy road ahead for her . despite this victory that rosy, there was tyranny a lot of support for her rival, alexander, still you know, below who was a box by 8 pro russian party. so how deep are the divisions in moldova, society about at its future as well? i was earlier today in a very t

lester holt: the video, which is hard to watch, is from august 2013 when webster was an officer in doverer officer were responding to a call about a fight when they stopped one of the suspects, lateef dickerson-- thomas webster: get on the [bleep] ground. lester holt: --and ordered him on his hands and knees. get on the ground. lester holt: just as dickerson began complying, webster kicked him in the face, knocking him out and breaking his jaw. but it took two years for that video to go public, only after webster was charged with second degree assault. folks wanted answers, they wanted justice. lester holt: la mar gunn, then president of the naacp of central delaware, led protests outside the courthouse. a packed courtroom in kent county today. lester holt: at his trial, webster testified he was afraid dickerson was reaching for a gun. he said he meant to kick dickerson in the upper body, but missed and kicked him in the face. after three days of deliberations, webster was acquitted. it sends us years backwards. we're clearly not happy with this response. lester holt: in an agreement wit

the mp for dover and deal told me that assisted dying should only be discussed if it is raised by theor accident of coercion or the perception of a hint. those behind the bill say it should be up to doctor's professionaljudgment, and professional judgment, and medics should professionaljudgment, and medics should not be glad as to what they can discuss with patients, and a source close to kim leadbetter who is the mp bringing forth the bill, said she is open to discussing it at future stages. it is a reminder that there are many more parliamentary hurdle is that this bill needs to cross before it could possibly become law. talk us through, because this isn't guaranteed to become law, it possibly won't become law, where are we with the process? next, the committee of mps will be formed and they will meet for the first time in january. they will go through the bill, line by line, to scrutinise it, to suggest changes, and then those amendments, as well as the bill as a whole, must be then debated on and voted on again before it goes off to the house of lords who then get to have their ch

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i had rich tobin from dover on friday. dover makes the cooling system. said it's not a problem. they do think it will be cry cryogenic. i want to talk about the journal ism business. if you wanted to create a negative story about nvidia and you wanted to make it so they couldn't respond, would you pick a few days before they report in order to break that story? >> i don't know. i'm not -- i'm not necessarily going to say you would. >> no. it was a totally rhetorical question. the way i could get the point across. i'm saying that this was a devastating piece to write because nvidia can't respond because they're in quiet. >> quiet period. >> yeah. that's why i felt michael dell, who by the way there's a speech -- there's a big speech today at this atlanta conferences. michael dell is basically saying, look, don't worry about this. >> who is giving the big speech today? >> jensen. >> jensen has a speech. quiet period but he can still talk? >> he can speak in general. he can't address the hit job. >> rarely have i seen a chief executive talk more than jensen does. >> he has a lot to

it could get very windy through the english channel, through the straits of dover.outhern scotland. it does ease off through the day as the low pressure moves away, but it allows that northerly wind to return again and we've got more wintry showers coming in around coastal areas in the north as well. so a cold day, particularly where the snow of course, is lying, could still have double figures in the far south of england. but it's going to get colder even here by the middle part of the week, as that northerly wind returns and pushing a blast of colder air down across the whole of the country, and bringing with it more wintry showers snow mostly over the hills, particularly in scotland, but also northern ireland, and draped around some of these exposed coastal areas as well. many inland parts will be dry, but it'll be cold, it'll be frosty in the morning and those temperatures are even lower across southern parts of england and wales. it will feel cold, particularly in the wind. now some computer models take this area of low pressure a bit further north, threatening

strong went and that means that there have been some disruptions on cross—channel ferries between doverrly here in the uk, where you have a number of operators in northern england say they can't run normal services. the advise the people is check before you set out, some flights have been delayed, for example, from newcastle airport will stop in some areas, the roach are treacherous. so best to stay inside and monitor it all from here. , , ., , . ., here. very wise words. we have not here. very wise words. we have got another _ here. very wise words. we have got another live _ here. very wise words. we have got another live page _ here. very wise words. we have got another live page running i got another live page running on a storm bert and its effect on a storm bert and its effect on the bc news website. you can get all the headlines, some of which simon hasjust get all the headlines, some of which simon has just referred to and also the conditions that some part of the uk are having to cope with. all of the detail right there on the website. lebanese officials have denied any hezboll

and that is what the white cliffs of dover are. and in fact, that is what the majority of large chalk formations on our planet are made of is the of ancient plankton and other calcareous chalk in, crusting sea creatures, which means in turn that's of the monuments we have built with limestone, like the great pyramid of giza the washington monument, the colosseum. they are also made of. so they are secret monuments to ancient single celled ocean life and. you know, plankton are they're so incredible in that way because there's there are incredible just storms that blow over from africa, south america, and fertilize the amazon rainforest with a lot of the nutrients needs. and that dust is primarily ancient plankton. well, it's coming from an ancient lakebed, africa. and the plankton are blowing over and fertilizing. amazon, you know, tends to hundreds of millions of years later. so these incredible organisms and their remains, they they stay in the earth's system for, you know, great spans of time and continue to provide nutrients an

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but let me set off from london for her biggest trip yet fast it's off the dover and onto the ferry . times over, just like she continues through the front and spying to job role to, to catch the next very, to the african continent. finding in moreau. ok, now i want to come to name, i'll come in for you come on from or i'll go through the those mountains to the west. and so hara the 3 day crossing things were moving quickly, but then they got more difficult. one of the biggest challenges. so once that goes back into west african, the result i owe them. this is hard like, you know, from the rule to just for the, because i'm just being on the roof for too long and then the blood as issue. and then the cause that was that back to back. but yeah, it's, it's priceless. now i'm going to put them on for the price. i mean it's, it's just so much incredible memories to leave us on the road for 75 days taking a time to get to know the countries and that people, since she sent out from london to lake. also, she covered more than 10000 kilometers and passed through a total of 17 countries. but sh

it could get very windy through the english channel, through the straits of dover. perhaps southern scotlandoves away, but it allows that northerly wind to return again and we've got more wintry showers coming in around coastal areas in the north as well. so a cold day, particularly where the snow of course, is lying, could still have double figures in the far south of england. but it's going to get colder even here by the middle part of the week, as that northerly wind returns and pushing a blast of colder air down across the whole of the country, and bringing with it more wintry showers snow mostly over the hills, particularly in scotland, but also northern ireland, and draped around some of these exposed coastal areas as well. many inland parts will be dry, but it'll be cold, it'll be frosty in the morning and those temperatures are even lower across southern parts of england and wales. it will feel cold, particularly in the wind. now some computer models take this area of low pressure a bit further north, threatening some snow for southern parts of the uk. it looks more likely that will

the voters in the malls. dover, have elected the country's pro western president. my us on do in our close new box to run off. the election commission gave a 55 percent of the vote over her pro russian rival, alexander story. i know little with nearly all the votes, counted the race for the. the shape of the former soviet republic was overshadowed by claims of russian and defendants election fraud. and intimidation, ever since russia's invasion of neighboring ukraine president, son do, has pushed for closer ties with the european union and nato, saying that the country could be the gremlins next target. jubilation. after all do of us pro western leader my us on do scores of clear election victory, nova, moldova, you are victorious. today your mold opens. you have given a lesson in democracy. worth of being written in history books. today you have saved volt over the results. are a welcome surprise for many mode opens the election was quoted by allegations of russian meddling thing that against the massive interference attack that we've seen from russia. this is a h

northern england and southern scotland, as it moves away it could get windy through the channel through doverotland, easing through the day as the pressure is away but allows the northerly wind to return again more winter showers around coastal areas. a cold day particularly whether snow is lying, could still have double figures in the far south but it could be colder even here by the middle part of the week as the middle part of the week as the northerly wind returns and pushes cold air down across the whole of the country and bringing with it more winter showers, snow over the hills, particularly in scotland but also northern ireland and draped around this exposed coastal areas. many inland parts will be dry but it will be cold and frosty and those are ridges lower across other parts of england and wales. it will feel cold particularly with the wind. some models take this area of low pressure further north, snow for southern parts of the uk. that looks more likely they will head its way into fronts, keeping us in the cold arctic maritime air mass, meaning sunshine and further winter showers

crossed the channel in small boats this year already, more than half of those, like these migrants in doverople smuggling is the thing we want to press. the prime minister and the home secretary explained they have both been pressing the flesh at this global gathering, looking to strike new co—operation agreements with countries like germany. i can get you a boat. you will pay me 15,000 euros. last month the bbc revealed that people in the german city of essen facilitating people smuggling to a non—eu country like the uk are not committing a crime. if germany doesn't see people trafficking to the uk as a problem, then you can't do much? germany does see it as a problem and one of the things i have done, i have visited obviously germany, france and italy and each time i have done that, i have raised it, in germany with the chancellor, with the president in france and the prime minister in italy, to say these are shared problems, we need to bear down on them together and there is the will to do that. the government says the previous conservative plan to send some asylum seekers to rwanda was

this is the news life from dover, coming up in the next 60 minutes, palestinian civilians come on the is ready, the 5 thousands of being killed and wounded and attacks on north and central guns. arising deaf toll and 11 on his way the ass strikes across the country have killed at least 41 people. proponents of america in central me on the people there accuse government forces of torture and of the atrocities.

formal dover it was a choice between europe and russia but not the first time moldovans had to take theseigh after russia's invasion of ukraine, which has confirmed moscow is not only using violent means but also political subversion as a means of getting neighbouring countries' support. does this victory for sandu put moldova on a closer path to eu integration? it very much will, there will still be elections in moldova next year, which will be important, but it has been an important signal because it shows despite widespread claims about russian interference and russian vote buying, the majority of moldovans still want to take the country to the west. it was a very narrow vote in a referendum for the bid for moldova to move closer to the eu or get integrated into the eu, so does that suggest sandu's ambitions are not widely shared more broadly in moldova? yes, the first dimension is that russia's war against ukraine has raised concerns amongst some moldovans — will moldova be next if it tries to get closer to the european union and the west? those fears that are directed towards western

i mean, have been, is way like, can do it in a day or mode. dover, or george. i can do it in a day. i could have, i, i should expect individual american states should be able to do it. and as i tell you the same question to you, what do you think election night early morning next wednesday is gonna look like as well? i think, you know, a trump is clearly there to win and all the numbers are going in his favor here in miami, we flipped it to from a blue county, and now we are republican plus 5. so that is a 17 point junk from 2020. so it went from blue, miami, to a redway miami, and we're seeing across the us united states, we're seeing it in blue cities as well. so i think to answer your question in regards to what will happen? well, looks like trump is clearly he's on the path to victory. he's gonna be winning on tuesday evening as the polls come in. but whether or not he's going to be able to take off this on january 20th. so that's a whole other cause a constitutional crisis, because remember, we still have the november 28th sentencing for his manhattan da trial, and it's going t

but we're turning into little dover now. we're 90. 8 percent of ballots have been counted after sundays. presidential election run off. the opposition candidates. narrow lead has evaporated in favor of the incumbent. later, after nearly all votes were tallied current to pro western president, my assembly was leading with over 55 percent of all. her opponent, former prosecutor general, alexander, still an old lou has almost 45 percent. there's no final result yet, announced sandy appealed to voters promising to be the president for all the letters, all the opposition later called on citizens to remain home regardless of the elections outcomes, which as i heard your voice and those who supported me. i pledge to be the president of all of you in our choice of a decent future. we may hold different points of view, speak different languages, but we all one piece, mutual understanding and a decent life for our children. we need to unite society. i urge everyone to remain calm regardless of the numbers. everyone's voice deserves re

like in the case of all dover, and that is the spice, the many boating abnormalities reveal there. but if the results do not go according to what the less than braces like in the case of georgia, then you'll just have to expect a list of made up accusations in response. mozambique was this week rocks by violent protests following the recent presidential election that the face as rights and size, save a pull to the left. it is 3 people. bed dozens more injured. the government has bryant events and attempted to a steals coast of violence. insubordination, general insurrection, and last name attempt is crew making homemade bombs throwing stones, using sticks and knives, to impose political will as a violation of the constitution of the republic on the scale of dividing tax. and these demonstrations has nothing to do with the freedom of assembly. the feeling will part to see is that there is a movement to remove from paula parties that liberated some countries of the african countries. and this could be the case. of course, this as tensions that have reached a point in point. you can s

i am going to buck who to vote in the presidential elections of the republic of mole, dover. i desperately want a decent president to stay in power. i know that everything will be fine. jim kirk say, master emily, do all our fellow countrymen have gathered, focused and upset. we want a future for our republic of mold over our homeland. and so we're going to pay our civic duty for the prosperity of the friendship between people, but it's the pro palestinian protest and the german capital was pulled off early because of violence scuffles between police and demonstrators. several protesters were arrested of acts as hundreds of pro palestine demonstrators took to the streets of this will to or offend london on the weekends. administrators and both cities marched with banners, demanding an end to arms supplies for israel is really a problem. it hasn't proved too controversial bills to bound the united nations relief and works agency from operating on as rarely territory and areas under as well as control agencies. commissioner general says the band will severely impact the palesti

available for us to just say, well, this is simply outrage because the current government of small dover obviously understands how trans nice trends are disposed and who they will vote for. that is why no polling stations were opened since people will obviously not vote for the current regime. the results of the 1st round it seems to me, are not very plausible. it seems to me that sand do does not have as much support as the figure show. the absence of poland stations in terms nice to you is very bad and wrong. because many people in stations were opened in europe in countries, but not in russia, engines and history of a road. so not beneficial to them. most trends, nice trends want to be friends with russia and not with those on the other side of the border as well. the people's choice is between miss sundale from the ruling party on her main opposition. really well alexander story and i'll go both candidates failed to reach the 50 percent threshold needed to win in the 1st round, which led to today's run off a lot of money. while my chrome has been sloane by the french patriots party p

s. ukraine, france, germany, and will dover among those opposed. 11 countries abstain from the votes. note of late around 90 percent of african states supported the russian lead resolution. as part of the recommendations to the states should take measures to prevent the revision of the history regarding the outcome of the 2nd world war. with a manager undertaking a stands against any manifestations of verification of naziism. i faxed to, well, there's no surprise in the west choice as russians deputy ambassador to the un dimension polanski, given the anti russian attitude on the opposing side of the balance. look them up in the western camp initially supported the resolution. so then abstained from it. but at some point, they all decided to vote against it. actually, this is what the numbers we see on the screen after the vote show. this is exclusively the western camp and there close to satellites. there is nothing surprising there given the current geo political situation, considering the rooster phobia that isn't golfing many western capitals, the fact that the resolution is being

ahead of only votes, task and home, so were counted as he took the most in most regions all small dover. but not every vote from abroad was considered a qualification of provided pulling stations in western countries with hundreds of thousands of ballots. while the half 1000000 mould opens, living here in russia, only received $10.00 invalid slips. my colleagues, mamma is shar on rachel roubles explored the path to miss sanders when the most of small dove as regions supported the opposition candidate wall sun do is a lead was boosted by a boats from the dials for abroad. now while all of this boma goldens within the country face difficulties voting in their own country, i mean the country is central authorities refused to open any pulling stations in the region of trans nest. are they that essentially forced mobiles to find ways to travel to other regions, to cast their votes, but then again, the bridge that would allow people to travel to other regions, what's temporarily closed twice on sunday. and that is allegedly to do to a bomb threat environments. as well, colin stations were als

now to our senior correspondent who do i does give for a report on the refugees. midtown of sydney dover. the lead of a once a child lives of 25000 people. it now appears that yet in the ruins in basements and hiding with apartments of thousands of people, they choose to stay. as russian forces advanced them listed, usually the best phone system we had in the basement for 2 and a half months. when the russians came, they told us it was terrible outside because of the buildings were burned. they had been explosion, sold around, there was no power, no water, no hit, nothing was ukrainian. now it's hillary began systematically a racing city, the which they themselves abandoned full of ukraine's soon citizens cut up. what do you mean? do you call? cuz when it was quiet, my eldest and i would go to the welsh, get water, then they bombed the, well, they did it. so civilians would move around. less had to stay in the basement for months and making sure that how did they take it? my eldest is 11 and this one is 2 and a half months old. my eldest, too hard, had to give her tranquilizers, but they

i'm what i'm going to have for a report on the refugees in the town of settling dover, the city the once a child lives of 25000 people. it's now a p is that yes, in the ruins in basements and hygiene with apartments of thousands of people. they choose to stay as russian forces advanced them, which is really the best buy we had in the basement for 2 and a half months. when the russians came, they told us, it was terrible outside the buildings with band that has an explosion sold around. there was no power, no water, no hit, nothing. ukrainian artillery began systematically a racing cynita, which they themselves abandoned full of ukraine's 2 citizens. cut up, what do you mean? do you call? but when it was quiet, my eldest tonight would go to the world, get water, then they bomb the well, we did it. so civilians would move around last. we had to stay in the basement for a month. and how did they take it? my eldest is 11 and this one is 2 and a half months old. my eldest was hard. glad to give her tranquilizers, but they didn't really help. and there's music there that give me away. so they

just to all, not to points a biotech funds, mr. region, not kitchen or recognizes it as part of most dover. but at the same time decided not to allow any polling stations to open there at all. people have to travel quite big distance is if they wanted to have a safe, how do you see that to well, raise all obviously defense in the uh a the election result. uh if it was uh, the other way around a, um, uh it would be the case of the united states and uh, fobs complaining about um, the disruption of the election really, it is clear disruption. uh they will be argument to all the election to guide me. um because it yourself, it and people when body shake this case, it sits so absolutely replace it. and uh, if you looked at some parts of the world who have had elections written in the middle of was a bed, there's just no excuse for what watch happens here are they should be all right. height will be investigated by the election commission and it full follows on the and i will often with the 1st trial, but they are like shit. and because the loss of obligations of psycho breast and into fair and

initiative with the metro, which then went on to lead me several accolades and vacuum nation from the dover. and finally, i've been looking as a freelancer. now my deeds of, with the big folk and saturday and the accounting firm also has me look, is the sustainability advisor to the chairman. but on your point, very quickly, i think it's very important. so each and every one of us to find us that the color direction when it comes to climate change. because, you know, we start to this when we should say, because when we're blaming the government to be blaming confidence and it's got 80 percent of the change wouldn't come from them. and i always argue that the 1st 20 percent has to come from society. and so that to happen, each of us has to find out how climate change is affecting us and why we get so very often in my adult because he dogs, in my workshops, the focus of my messaging is why you should kids rather than giving them all these mess designed to take numbers which the bridges tend to forget. after afterwards. peter, these cop 29 talks, they are focused more on finance than previous

president, is so unpopular that will, this is simply outrages because the current government of all dover obviously understands how trans nice trends are disposed and who they will vote for that is why no polling stations were opened, since people will obviously not vote for the current regime. the results of the 1st round it seems to me, are not very plausible. it seems to me that san diego does not have as much support as the figure show. the absence of poland stations in terms nice to you, is very bad and wrong, because many polling stations were open in europe and countries, but not in russia, engines and history of our votes, and not beneficial to them. most trends nice trends want to be friends with russia and not with those on the other side of the border. we won't load thing has wrapped up for x that say we're in moscow crowns down to the opposing stations. advancing that and as an older than government, they gave them a very limited chance to vote a move in half a 1000000. mo davis who live in russia were only provided with 10000 ballots by sundays administration. and a couple of

this is simply outrages because the current government of small dover obviously understands how trans nice trends are disposed and who they will vote for. that is why no polling stations were open to, since people will obviously not vote for the current retreat. the results of the 1st round it seems to me, are not very plausible. it seems to me that san diego does not have as much support as the figure show. the absence of poland stations in terms of history a is very bad and wrong because many people in stations were opened in europe in countries, but not in russia, engines ministry at our vote, so not beneficial to them. most trends. nice friends, want to be friends with russia and not with those on the other side of the border the we have to global policy research, and george send me while a for his take on why the send, the government gave critical voters so little chance to have their say, are they over say one to already because the results in the desirable direction will happen, you'll be voting for freedom and democracy. when you obviously suppressing the opposition vote, i me

but all of this, the difficulties really begs the question, what the 1st i'm old open in will dover, and one in russia compared to a model, the name of western europe. i mean, at least in the eyes of the mold over the thirty's. it is about why one team had it quite comfortably and the other had the opposite experience. and what about the people themselves? what, what are they saying about the selection of people were naturally unhappy? of course many underlined the fact that the diaspora had it easier, but as well as the fact that the moment the diaspora has both started be counted. the dias for our in the west, suddenly sunday was the number drastically increased and another point that was uh, talked about was discrimination that people in the region of france is mr. has to do with the election results show that we have also ortiz reading everything. just like in the case of the referendum, which is also thanks to the glass or any number of votes can be drawn. and this was obvious until 12 o'clock at night going by the vote counting the republic. as soon as the diaspora is involved

this is simply outrages because the current government of all dover, obviously understands how trans nice trends are disposed and who they will vote for . that is why no polling stations were opened, since people will obviously not vote for the current regime. the results of the 1st round it seems to me, are not very plausible. it seems to me that san diego does not have as much support as the figure show. the absence of poland stations in terms of history a is very bad and wrong because many poland stations were opened in europe in countries, but not in russia, engines ministry at our votes, and not beneficial to them. most transmissions want to be friends with russia and not with those on the other side of the border. and we heard from earl rasmussen, international security consultants. it says the election is, was not free and fair and that sandy will rule heavily divided country. i would say she's the diaspora present. she's the western diaspora. brushing definitely is not normal, although those types of tricks have been done before i think uh um you know, and in other types of c

settlements in the dawn, bass and ukraine, including important supply routes to the towns of southern dover and for a whole come the gains resulted in 17000 casualties for to have as reported by the russian defense ministry with 54 ukrainian service men captured russian forces evacuated civilians from the settlements in question to ensure their safety are to that goes down on shows us what danger awaits. evacuated is on the road. the town of grain skirt is the place where you least expect to see. this is now under ukrainian shillings. civilians are waiting for a chance to evacuate. ukrainian soldiers forced their way into apartments. they broke down the doors. then what did they do? they were looting. they were looking for money, gold, stuff like that. so that's before the left. yes. the middle tree has been order to evacuate people from here. what we called god, because my mother caught move, the people who are forced to work in the trenches. they weren't kicked out to work there. the crowd now sold them. don't you want to go to the trenches? a lot of trenches have been built here the cred