the widow advantage barly also lives in the countryside and is employed farah bring her food clothes and above all hope. ivana's husband died a few months ago from happy leprosy which was left untreated they couldn't afford the medical care immediately following the traditional 40 days of mourning her husbands brothers throughout ivana and her daughters calling them useless. since then the family of 4 have been living in this cow shed every month they receive the equivalent of $9000.00 euros $0.95 in government paid. these photographs of the only reminder of better times and of the father 14 who sudden death traumatized his daughter's child. those who go there he cried and said i'm dying we were terrified and completely exhausted from i never thought he would really die over me i said dad you have to hold on and stay alive for us. that's my little sister watched it all and asked what was going on. is that you lose all hope once you see your father dying so i miss him day and night i will never forget him go into gold. aba tries to give the family hope the for now his vanity is strugg

salazar, who once worked with britain's sir mo farah, denies any wrongdoing. have been charged with any offences related to the coach. olympic organisers says they want to make a decision on whether to allow foreign fans into japan by the end of the month. the tokyo 2020 president says it would be unfair to olympic stakeholders and travel agencies to delay a decision beyond march. and former england rugby union international kyle eastmond is to return to rugby league with leeds rhinos. he's spent the last nine years in union. the rugby world cup is set to be postponed till next year after the sport's governing body recommended a delay because of an "uncertain and challenging global covid—19 landscape". the tournament in new zealand was due to go ahead in september. england's women were losing finallists four years ago to new zealand. captain sarah hunter told me... the decision has been made objectively. don't think it has anything necessarily to do with gender. we are just in necessarily to do with gender. we arejust in a necessarily to do with gender. we are

the widow advantage barly also lives in the countryside where abu and his employ farah bring her food clothes and above all hope. to get foreigners husband died a few months ago from epilepsy which was left untreated they couldn't afford the medical care. immediately following the traditional 40 days of mourning her husband's brothers throughout ivana and her daughters calling them useless. since then the family of 4 been living in this cow shed every month they receive the equivalent of $9000.00 euros $0.95 in government paid. these photographs of the only reminder of better times and of the father 14 who sudden death traumatized his daughter's child. there he cry and said i'm dying we were terrified and completely exhausted at this point my never thought he would really die over me i said dad you have to hold on and stay alive for us so. that's my little sister watched it all and asked what was going on. is that you lose all hope once you see your father dying so i miss him day and night i will never forget him go and go. aba tries to give the family hope the for now his vanity stru

salazar, who once worked with britain's sir mo farah, denies any wrongdoing.

another woman, british—palestinian director farah nabulsi, has an oscar nomination for herfirst everfilm crossing checkpoints on the west bank. i'm100% arab, i'm muslim, you know, and i am telling a story about a very underrepresented group. it is not perfect, but i think i am a testament to the system working in the right direction. these nominations are the fruit of the academy's new diverse intake of voting members to challenge the "oscars so white" criticism. of its 819 new members, nearly half are women and a third are from underrepresented ethnic communities. we don't belong here. nigerian—born british actress wunmi mosaku is nominated for a best actress bafta for her role in british refugee horrorfilm, his house, and is also a voting member of the academy. having that membership, that invite was quite extraordinary because i was like, i now get a say in my industry, too. but it does not mean the academy isn't falling short when it comes to black narratives, only shaka king'sjudas and the black messiah, a biopic about black panther fred hampton, makes the best picture list. you can

overcrowded pods most even without beds earlier in the week investigative journalism group project farahhaas released images of the site and they told us corona virus cases have also been registered there. there is a major influx of illegal immigrants and that is according to the source my view 50 of them are coded positive that sexual assaults you does it will stall take place daily our sources told us that there is many as 3000 migrants in this facility and donna texas at one time there are grants from the photographs you can see it's very spartan living there's not a lot of mats or beds or cots they are living in a difficult very tight spot it looks like a nightmare it looks like like something out of a fiction novel you can look back as far as comments from this administration encouraging people to rush the border encouraging people to climb any barriers just any way you can over it under it get in and we will take care of you a plain and simple people are coming over sick or not legal or not and they're being processed and it's being done in an awful matter now that we've uncovered

tonight matthew and curator farah, take a look at women in congress. they present artifacts and photographs beginning with the election of jeanette rankin, and ending with representatives in the 19 seventies and eighties. they tell stories about margaret chase smith, claire, surely, and wendy, watch tonight beginning at eight eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span 3.

here about in farah off. the visits church is celebrating the anniversary of our founding we don't have an original founding document but it was clearly a plot of land belonging to the 10 year order we don't i was a temple as the name suggests tempelhof the. foundations of the temple order of temple hall fit as us. that's where the medieval knight sat and i believe that they provided the work and to build these village churches. to do that often. under studied theology here in 1964. of course and then he's terminated that was considered almost exotic as she herself says. her main focus has been on the churches of brandenburg and she's especially fond of the fieldstone churches. the brandenburg village churches are very interesting structurally they're very old and have a certain permanence in that they've survived many national. calamities especially wars. it's hard to destroy a fieldstone church. chremes if we are couplet. most fieldstone churches were built during the romanesque and early gothic periods the

tonight house of representatives historian, matthew, and curator, farah elliott, take a look at the women in congress. they present artifacts and photographs beginning with the 1917 election of jeanette rankin and ending with representatives in the 19 seventies and eighties. they tell stories about market jay smith, surely, and lindsey. watch tonight beginning at eight eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. located about 100 miles from washington d.c. on the eastern shore of the bay, the harriet tubman underground visitor center open in the spring

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the widow ivana barley also lives in the countryside well and is employ farah bring her food clothes and above all hope. the foreigners husband died a few months ago from epilepsy which was left untreated they couldn't afford the medical care immediately following the traditional 40 days of mourning her husband's brother's throughout ivana and her daughters calling them useless. since then the family of 4 been living in this cow shed every month they receive the equivalent of 19 euro's $0.95 in government aid. these photographs of the only reminder of better times and of the father 14 who sudden death traumatized his daughter's child. there he cry and said i'm dying we were terrified and completely exhausted and my never thought he would really die over me i said dad you have to hold on and stay alive for us so. that's my little sister watched it all and asked what was going on. is that you lose all hope once you see your father dying so i miss him day and night i will never forget him go and go. aba tries to give the family hope the for now his vanity is struggling just to get by un

every political correspondent thomas farah thanks very much for that update. well russia was the 1st country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine when it gave the nod to this. last august that approval came before clinical trials that ended and it led to widespread worries about vaccines safety and effectiveness. the arena has overcome her skepticism about the sputnik the vaccine but remains a little nervous about getting the job. done every vox imation interferes with your body. i hope everything will be ok though i don't want to go to an early grave. there's no shortage of the vaccine at this mobile center near moscow only 15 people have registered says the nurse despite russia providing countries around the world with sputnik at home take up of the job is slow around 4 percent of russians have so far received one dose of the 2 dose vaccine diets about the vaccine are high with 2 thirds of the population sniping at 3rd just trying to confuse everyone with all this nonsense about the vaccine. i have no confidence in the vaccine it's not being properl

the widow ivana barly also lives in the countryside where abu and his employee on july farah bring her food clothes and above all hope. the foreigners husband died a few months ago from epilepsy which was left untreated they couldn't afford the medical care. immediately following the traditional 40 days of mourning her husband's brothers threw out ivana and her daughters calling them useless. since then the family of 4 been living in this cow shed every month they receive the equivalent of $9000.00 euros $0.95 in government aid. these photographs of the only reminder of better times and of the father 14 who sudden death traumatized his daughter's. child. first of all there he cry and said i'm dying we were terrified and completely exhausted that the sperm i never thought he would really die over me i said dad you have to hold on and stay alive for us. that's my little sister watched it all and asked what was going on. is that you lose all hope once you see your father dying so i miss him day and night and i will never forget him go into gold. aba tries to give the family hope the for n

pharmaceutical industries and associations welcome to you both i'm going to start with joy doreen farah who's in nairobi and what's the feeling in sub-saharan africa towards the vaccine rollout is there a sense that poorer nations and not getting that fashion. well there is that notion that were countries are not getting a fair share this is last. week the wealthier countries that were ordering these vaccines in the last dooms is always a large number is and that less the low income countries would last as well and so they had to go through the coal that's the silly tea to order for the vaccine and to be delivered to the countries and the other option for them has been to spread it out so they ordered ask is anika and some countries also order make which is the russian that's. what i want to bring in natalie mole from new york pan federation of pharmaceutical industries an association which represents fauna for. what extends to pharmaceutical firms same role what is their role in making sure these back scenes that vaccines do get to poorer nations. and so we know this is really a global

now india getting ready to take on world champions in england in a 3 match one day series farah kohli's team have just beaten england in a t 20 series and the world cup in that format is coming up later this year kohli confirming the shikhar dhawan and wright sharma will open the batting in these matches kohli had himself moved up the order to open in the last t 20 game so you could enjoy it will will definitely start when it comes to one day cricket i don't think there's there's any issues or doubts or. opening together and they've been amazing for us in the past few years we see if your performance at the old rose way in between the 2 t 20 world cup. a building block where what that's not compromising performance ready at all we feel as if we are extremely strong quarter. final 11 regardless of. 6 time i'm sorry j.p. champion marquez will miss the 1st 2 races of the year as he continues his recovery from injury the 28 year old's undergone 3 surgeries now since breaking his arm in a crash at the start of last season doctors say he may be able to resume racing in mid april that would be

seats that could prove crucial to his chances of forming a coalition for activists an analyst jeff of farah that means improving on the 10000 palestinian israeli votes netanyahu is likud got last time of 660000 votes cast more and more voters actually. support the parties and less and less the 4. so i don't expect a really big. support enough and you know on the record but still he can get in potentially. he may also benefit from a split in the joint list palestinian israeli grouping the breakaway united arab list says it may work with netanyahu after the election however that plays out one broader change is emerging in recent polling a growing acceptance of the political legitimacy of a sector of society for so long kept at arm's length harry forsett al-jazeera haifa israel. well still ahead in sports the world's most famous basketball player lives in agony and update on the bron james his condition coming up in a bow but don't go away. frank assessments the world is on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure is that a fair assessment you can be catastrophic. to twice valuable back sayin

seats that could prove crucial to his chances of forming a coalition for activists and analyst jeffrey farah that means improving on the 10000 palestinian israeli votes netanyahu likud got last time of 660000 votes cast more and more voters actually. all the parties and less and less than 4. so i don't expect a really big. support enough and you know on the likud but still he can get in 4 then surely. he may also benefit from a split in the joint list palestinian israeli grouping the breakaway united arab list says it may work with netanyahu after the election however that plays out one broader change is emerging in recent polling a growing acceptance of the political legitimacy of a sector of society for so long kept at arm's length harry force it out just era haifa israel. but more still ahead this news hour 9 lives cut short in one day families of activists killed by security forces in the philippines call for justice . battling illegal fishing in the high seas argentina's efforts to protect its catch and marine environment. and leo messi is set to make more football history all the detai

pharmaceutical industries and associations welcome to you both i'm going to start with joy doreen farah who's in nairobi what's the feeling in sub-saharan africa towards the vaccine rollout is there a sense that coronations and not getting that. well there are reasons that notion that were countries are not getting their share that this is lastly as she said the wealthier countries that were ordering these scenes in the last dooms is or a large number is and that unless the low income countries would last as well and so they had to go through the whole that's the silly t. to order for the vaccine and to be didn't give it to the countries and the other option for them has been to spread it out so the order to ask is anika and some countries also order me which is the russian that see you know i want to bring in natalie mole from the european federation of pharmaceutical industries an association which represents pharma for. what extends to pharmaceutical firms see their role in what is their role in making sure these vaccines that vaccines do get to poorer nations. and so we know this is

pete: here to discuss, former trump white house communications director alyssa farah.fingsing, what do you take from this white house about 60 days in. >> well, you said it, this is really the least transparent administration in american history, and i think there was so much biden ran on just wanting to be the anti-trump, but we're effectively seeing them wrapped in bubble wrap by their staffs. they're not taking questions regularly. when they do, even on the campaign trail the, they were prescreened questions. i would like to see not just biden, but i'd like to see vice president harris have an open, lengthy dialogue with press. and just one quick thing, i'm very curious to see the format of this press conference, and all i want to see is peter doocy from fox news get the question, because he's one of the most consistently tough questions, and i wouldn't be surprised if the biden white house was screening in advance of the presser. jedediah: you know, alyssa, i suspect that the biden administration, they're concerned that the president may get some serious and challe

seats that could prove crucial to his chances of forming a coalition for activists an analyst jeff of farah that means improving on the 10000 palestinian israeli votes netanyahu is likud got last time of 660000 votes cast more and more voters actually. all the parties and less and less the 4 of us so i don't expect a really big. supporter of that you know on the likud but still he can get. one. he may also benefit from a split in the joint list palestinian israeli grouping the breakaway united arab list says it may work with netanyahu after the election however that plays out one broader change is emerging in recent polling a growing acceptance of the political legitimacy of a sector of society for so long kept at arm's length harry force it out just era haifa israel. it's been another violent day in me and more 4 more protesters were killed and others were critically injured on sunday but the military's increased use of violence hasn't stopped demonstrations against last month's coup people in mandalay held a rally at a dollar on sunday to minimize the risk of confrontation with security f

in tokyo on july the 23rd ok and that is all your sport for now it's now back to lauren in london farah thank you very much indeed didn't there monday can catch up with all the sport and of course all the news we're covering but check out our website the address for that is dot com and you can also watch us live by clicking on the orange live icon a ship for me to tell if this news up we had a moment with more news by foot. joggers in new delhi take advantage of the relatively clean air after weeks of toxic small to stop people from venturing outside institutions including hobgood say air pollution is leading to more severe cases of the coronavirus and more deaths from it and no way in india is the situation worse than daddy the number of. desperate situation of the indian government set up a new commission to monitor sources of pollution across 5 known for the state's health experts and bod mentalists had been warning for months that the easing of the lockdown would lead to an increase in evolution and the impact that would have on those the close of 19 you are dealing with a very powe

india beaten world champions england in the 1st match of their one day series farah kohli side beating the away team by 66 runs scored i want to score 98 for india and their total of 317 for 5 england were bowled out for 251 in reply to the west indies secured a 1st inning leads of more than 100 runs in the 1st test against sri lanka sri lanka lost in early 2nd innings wicket on day 390 god but since then they've recovered to 148 for one. and fresher winning the players championship golf world number 2 justin thomas has set his sights on competing at the tokyo x. the american is next in action at the w g c match play event which starts on wednesday in texas i'm ecstatic to have the opportunity to do so if the olympics hope they happen and i hope i qualify because i think that would be one of the coolest honors that. that i've ever had it's something you don't have a cigarette to do too often and it's probably the only. one of the only tournaments that i would brag about playing in there are qualifying the fact that i would be able to play you know for team usa in the olympics so i woul

griff: let's bring in our political possible, alyssa farah and digital adviser sarah norman. with you, to what we watched, a very partisan, straight down party lines vote, 50-49, to pass that to covid relief bill. >> so, griff -- and, by the way, congrats on the program, excited to be here. look, what we saw here was a party line vote on what will amount to one of the biggest bills in american history. you're talking about a roughly $2 trillion price tag. now, president biden came into office and said he wanted to work across the aisle, he wanted to be a president for all americans, but i would note that every previous cares panel, covid relief package had bipartisan support. and it was this one under president biden that was unable to do that. and the trump white house, we got democrats onboard. why weren't they willing to work with republicans to get this massive spending panel across the line? griff: sarah, you're reaction. >> you know, it looks like this bill is going to be passed on tuesday, and it is crucial because this is desperately needed before march 14th when so m

we have a whatsapp group and i spoke to victoria derbyshire, mo farah and you know, i have still gottry and get into a size 12 dress. you know, i have spoken to them producers and they will send me my six inch heels, so i will get used to them around the house. everyone will know it is a show about diversity and the message in this show is more important than ever, after being in lockdown, it is about once we come out of this lockdown, be who you want to be and throw caution to the wind. everyone's talking about jamie is about not caring, just being who you are. i am about not caring, just being who you are. iam happy about not caring, just being who you are. i am happy to be a drag queen in the west end.— are. i am happy to be a drag queen in the west end. looks like you will tet some in the west end. looks like you will get some fab _ in the west end. looks like you will get some fab new _ in the west end. looks like you will get some fab new memorabilia - in the west end. looks like you will get some fab new memorabilia for| get some fab new memorabilia for that room of yours in t