blues skipper erin cuthbert returns to glasgow for the fixture and is impressed with how the women'same is developing in scotland. it's a great moment, really excited to play at celtic park. i think these games should be in the biggest of stadiums and it's great there's so much hype around it in scotland. the fact we have these in the big stadiums and there will be so many young girls that come tomorrow night, whether they want to play for chelsea or celtic, they think that's possible and that they can achieve their wildest dreams, so i think it's something i certainly never had eight years ago so it shows how far the women's game has grown in scotland. in wednesday's other matches, galatasar—eye host wolfsburg, with both sides looking for their first win of the campaign. real madrid welcome dutch side fc twente to the spanish capital, while roma face eight—time champions lyon. both sides have two wins from two so far. english football league chairman rick parry says he hopes a "seminal" review of the game by a new independent regulator could help overcome years of deadlock with the

the funeral of the comedian, janey godley, took place in glasgow this morning.liative treatment for ovarian cancer. crowds gathered in glasgow to see janey godley�*s hearse leave after the service. those who attended were encouraged to wear bright colours, and the funeral ended with her catchphrase "frank, get the door". scotland�*s former first minister nicola sturgeon was among the mourners — janey godley found viral fame by making voiceover parodies of sturgeon�*s news briefings during the covid pandemic. the actress cate blanchett has told the bbc she is "deeply concerned" about the impact of artificial intelligence in the film industry. she is due to star in a new film called rumours — an apocalyptic comedy about a group of world leaders trapped in a forest. speaking to laura kuenssberg, she said the issues facing wider society were even greater. there are some things that you think, well, that will benefit humanity. and i�*m looking at those robots going, and driverless cars, and there�*sjust certain things, ithink, and i�*m not a curmudgeon. i�*m a very c

and then a whole pattern of cancellations across scotland, including the line from glasgow queen streetu were hoping to get to 0ban and get a cal mac, caledonian macbrayne ferry, that probably won't happen. they've cancelled theirs to tiree and to barra and further north, the main link to the outer hebrides from ullapool to stornoway. that's not sailing anywhere. up and down the irish sea you can expect disruption. a number of cancellations from belfast and larne across to cairnryan, also dublin to holyhead and actually in the english channel. there's no end to these cancellations. dfds says its afternoon sailing to dieppe from newhaven will not be going. don't forget, national rail is one of the best places to find what rail services are operating. the only amber warning still in force for the snow is in scotland. earlier, we spoke to our scotland correspondent, catriona renton who was keeping an eye on the sitution in pitlochry. she told us what people in scotland should be preparing for. it was snowing here earlier, but you can see now that it's sleet here in pitlochry. now the amber

pennine express has cancelled services between 0xon home, lake district, penrith, north lakes and glasgown, the main line—up into scotland from england, known trains running on the trans— pennine express carlisle to edinburgh and glasgow. avanti west coast cancelled services north of preston. northern rail is warning of what they call significant disruption to services in the north—west and cumbria tomorrow. notjust cumbria tomorrow. not just today. cumbria tomorrow. notjust today. the train company has cancelled 339 journeys across the weekend. also, transport for wales has a closed train lines between landed no and blah my ffestiniog, swansea and shrewsbury. at shrewsbury and wrexham general and in devon the line between exeter and oak 0kehampton has been closed. big problems with the train services across the country. storm bert first hit the republic of ireland, and i could show you some pictures from donegal where there has been serious flooding there. from storm bert. we know that around 60,000 homes in the republic of ireland are without power after the storm struck around 12,000 i

glasgow beckons for paddy, pudsey and the bike he has nicknamed patch.ance, this has been paddy's tour de force. and just over an hour ago paddy crossed the finish line — here is a clip of him arriving at the bbc scotland's hq in glasgow. look at that. after that he sad down the bbc breakfast�*s john after that he sad down the bbc breakfast�*sjohn maguire. what breakfast's john maguire. what a feelin: , breakfast's john maguire. what a feeling, what _ breakfast's john maguire. what a feeling, what a _ breakfast's john maguire. what a feeling, what a feel, - breakfast's john maguire. what a feeling, what a feel, it - breakfast's john maguire. what a feeling, what a feel, it will i a feeling, what a feel, it will take me a while to takes it all in. i take me a while to takes it all in. , , , ., in. i bet it is, you said earlier— in. i bet it is, you said earlier it _ in. i bet it is, you said earlier it was - in. i bet it is, you said earlier it was your - in. i bet it is, you said| earlier it was your legs peddling that devious machine but it was people p

our home editor mark easton reports from glasgow. 176 countries to glasgow, interpol�*s general assembly, offering a stage for the prime minister to argue that the organised crime gangs behind illegal migration can only be stopped by a change in the international policing mindset. people smuggling should be viewed as a global security threat similar to terrorism. 30,000 people have crossed the channel in small boats this year already, more than half of those, like these migrants in dover last week, arriving since labour came to power. the people 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

. over random catholics in glasgow. >> yeah, well, this has to do with football.call the celtics in this country. celtics . celtics, country. celtics. celtics, celtics in america. celtics. we got celtics. but that's that's i think that's a basketball team. and boston celtics fans sing pro—ira songs as remembrance sunday tribute scrapped after nine seconds is there in scotland there in glasgow and half the population hate and they hate. they hate the royal family . the other people hate family. the other people hate the royals. there's a lot of hatred in scotland for the british. >> this is arguably a minority part of the team. this isn't the whole of which minority? well, no, it's just some celtic fans. yes. yeah, not the whole you can't tar the well you can, you can. >> but we've got to get everybody on board. this is lewis schaffer is a spokesman for the angles, the saxons, the jutes, the celtics, the celtics, the yankees. >> i mean does this upset you, though, this disrespect? >> no, it doesn't because. because the king. i'm sorry. i know you guys love the roya

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in 2033, | she won the spirit of glasgow award which he said it was a big honour of her life.ued to press up this and i have engage with fans on social media. at spoken to the end and determined to make people laugh in the darkest of circumstances. janey godley, who has died at the age of 63. and former scottish first minister nicola sturgeon has led tributes to the comedian describing her as �*a true force of nature, and one of the funniest people she had ever known�*. she said they had bonded during the covid pandemic — when she said ms godley�*s spoof briefings had made people laugh in the toughest of times. letters —— let us take you back to washington where winds is occurring in the capital, prompting dow thousands of women and men marching to give support to kamala harris, the democratic candidates and the organiser said that may will are marching for the right to choose and apportion after the historic overturning of roe v wade. you continue bringing you all the updates head of the election. —— the right to choose abortion. hello. it remains very quiet on the weatherfro

whoops and cheers as paddy mcguinness finished his epic cycle ride this morning from wrexham to glasgowe journey was gruelling at times. please tell me it goes downhill now. but it was all worth it for this moment. {7,556,000. £7.5 million for children in need. in media city in salford, the final preparations are under way for tonight's annual televised appeal. so how are you feeling, are you excited, are you nervous? all of the above. i've got a lot of energy, and it's all about pacing yourself and controlling that energy, getting yourself in the right mindset. we'll have a live audience in the studio and millions of people at home watching. # we've come so far...# at the heart of it all, it's the children, and tonight's show will include a special performance by the bbc children in need choir featuring kids who have themselves been supported by the charity. with the money raised tonight going a long way towards helping children and families across the uk who need it most. # will be someone else's dream...# l they were the first jazz act to win the mercury prize, and tonight, ezra coll

but it will be chilly — five celsius in belfast, around three celsius expected in glasgow.ednesday. now, here's a look at thursday's weather forecast. you can see what we call a transient area of high pressure between two low pressures — and that means light winds, some clear skies into thursday morning, and of course, a touch of frost, in fact, widespread frost expected north or south. and there'll probably be some mist and fog in some locations, as well. so, here's that bean—shaped area of transient high pressure for a time — but it's already changing, the weather, out towards the west. low pressure is winning, and the weather front is spreading rain across much of ireland with increasing winds. and also, this will be responsible for introducing milder weather in the days ahead to many parts of the uk. so, temperatures are expected to rise as we head towards the weekend, and just about into next week. but rain at times is possible across many northwestern and western areas of the uk. that's it from me, bye—bye. welcome back to bbc news. israel hits beirut with a wave of a

the 3—2 victory temporarily moved rangers top, four points clear of celtic, but glasgow city have returneden's park. in the edinburgh derby hibernian left it late to beat hearts. defender stacey papadopoulos showed some great attacking skills to set up rosie livingstone to score the only goal of the game with ten minutes to go. the win moves hibs above celtic into fourth, a point behind hearts. elsewhere, there were wins for spartans and aberdeen, while partick thistle and motherwell drew i—i. an emotional rory mcilroy finished a year full of highs and lows with victory in the season—ending dp world tour championship. he finished two shots clear of denmark's rasmus hojgaard and also clinched his sixth race to dubai title. it's the third year in succession that mcilroy has topped the tour�*s season rankings and his sixth title overall — matching seve ballesteros�* record. it is really cool. i, i think everyone knows what seve means to european golf, to ryder cup players. you know european referred cup locker room all we have are quotes with seve, we had his shirt there 95, the last ryder cu

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however, for researches at the university of glasgow in scotland, their biggest challenge is navigation. so how will robots find their way around? gps is pretty reliable when outdoors but problems arise inside buildings and confront spaces. so how can we solve this? wouldn't be developing something like this, and it's a mixed all for several things. we'd use computer vision. we use the to the technology with it to scan the whole environment and to get to understand with each of jeff, each killer, each of the sticker is and need to memorize order members. this should enable robot dogs to guide people's actually in those like in this museum and even using speech that some large language models. so this up, so this one. so it's kind of hard. instead he thinks calling about the soonest. so the adult can answer questions about it surroundings providing information about the route. and that's just the beginning. we want to put this technology on to a v go vote. we also want to put this a normal human. i do more and also such kind of gone through board so that the end user deed have the, have

temperatures only three in glasgow and 9 in london. another big blow out in the atlantic and some weather fronts, this high pressure is going to build. and with clear skies and light winds, probably a widespread slight frost on wednesday night, thursday morning. there could be patches of mist and fog. i don't think they will last long. moving into a quiet spell of weather at the end of the week. as the southerly breeze picks up on friday, it lifts the temperatures a bit by day and also by night. live from singapore, this is bbc news. israel's cabinet prepares for a special meeting on whether to approve a ceasefire deal with hezbollah. trump's election subversion case is dismissed, after a judge grants us special counseljack smith's request. supporters ofjailed former prime minister imran khan clash with police in pakistan, as they march towards the capital. 16 people are still missing from an egyptian tourist boat that sank in the red sea. welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai. we begin in the middle east, where israel and lebanon appear t

smugglers, then this gathering will have achieved a victory of humanity every bit as significant as the glasgowlimate pact, because you will have helped to smash the gangs, secure our borders and to save countless lives. and it is with that hope and in that spirit that hope and in that spirit that i declare the 92nd general assembly open. thank you so much. thank you. applause. that- applause. that was. applause. | that was sir applause. - that was sir keir applause. — that was sir keir starmer addressing the audience there. let's cross to henry. just take us through what stood out from sir keir starmer.— sir keir starmer. there are 196 countries. _ sir keir starmer. there are 196 countries, so _ sir keir starmer. there are 196 countries, so clear— sir keir starmer. there are 196 countries, so clear steers -- i countries, so clear steers —— sir keir starmer explaining how he believes cooperation across international borders reduce the flow of people making that dangerous journey across the english channel from france. he talked about trying to take on an approach came to her when he was directo

the south—east, but for most it's going to be a dry day with sunny spells and temperatures eight in glasgowud waiting in the wings. that's this weather front which is going to sink southwards during the course of wednesday. it's bumping into high pressure, it's weakening all the time and it will produce this band of cloud. patchy light rain in scotland, getting into northern ireland and later into northern england. ahead of it some sunny skies. there will be some patchy mist and fog to clear and behind it it will brighten up for a time, with our temperatures ten to about 13 degrees. into thursday, mist and fog to start with. a bit more cloud around than on wednesday. there will be sunshine in the northern half of the country. cloud coming into the far north later as another weather front approaches. these are the temperatures — ten to 12 degrees north to south. beyond that, as this weather front sinks south, here it is. here you can see the change in the air mass. so we've got the milder yellows and ambers. they're going to be replaced as we head into the weekend by the cooler blues sweepin

the northwest with a south—westerly breeze, a little bit milder in the morning for belfast and also glasgowd to pick up a little bit. that also means some rain for a time in northwestern and western scotland. around 13 here, but further east and south, i think it's going to be drier, brighter, even some sunshine. and then it's all change gradually through the course of the weekend. those northerly winds will develop initially in northern scotland and along the north sea coast. so here's the forecast map for saturday, shows weather fronts sweeping in from the north. you can see the high pressure is gone now and instead we've got a cold stream of air from the arctic. so here's our weak cold front moving across the country, bringing some spots of rain for a time. to the north, we've got some late sunshine, increasingly showery in the north, some of the showers turning to sleet and snow across the mountains, and temperatures around single figures. and then by the time we get to sunday, it really is a cold wind blowing from the north across scotland. five degrees in aberdeen with that chilly bre

most other areas are seeing spells of sunshine, temperatures may be just 8 degrees in glasgow, 12 thereee the cold front pushing down from the north, that is going to introduce more in the way of cloud across scotland, quite widespread fog across northern ireland through the morning, replaced by cloud through the day, pushing southwards as we go on into the afternoon. with that, just the odd spot of rain, temperatures 9-12 in odd spot of rain, temperatures 9—12 in most places. by thursday, some large areas of cloud, some sunny spells, and temperatures again generally in that range between nine and 12 degrees in both locations. as we head towards the end of the week, uncertainty about the forecast, but it looks like high pressure will retreat, we will see a frontal system pushing down from the north, potentially an area of low pressure developing over the weekend, so that will turn things more unsettled, and then behind that, it looks like things could turn a fair bit colder. live from london, this is bbc news. colleagues, we are on the road to ruin. the latest un climate conference gets

, some kind of agreement as they did at the previous and the previous one and the previous one in glasgowown the increase was that they will talk about trying to help, adaptation of course in mitigation. but both funds, can't remember exactly what they want to raise, which the rich countries won't spend in order to help the poor countries, especially the low island countries to deal with what is to come, who's gonna pay? in the end they always fall short by hundreds of billions. . ~ fall short by hundreds of billions.— fall short by hundreds of billions. ., ,, ., ., billions. thank you for that. i want to get _ billions. thank you for that. i want to get your _ billions. thank you for that. i want to get your thoughts . billions. thank you for that. i want to get your thoughts on j want to get your thoughts on one more subject. as world leaders gear up for the return of donald trump the world stage — the office of the south korean president confirmed on tuesday, that he'd recently dusted off his golf clubs for the first time in eight years — to begin practising for the return of diplomacy

eight celsius in glasgow to around 12 celsius vincent hellier.oduce this band of cloud and patchy light rain in scotland. ahead of it, some sunny skies with some patchy mist and fog declare, and behind it it will brighten up for a time, with temperatures, tend to around 13 celsius. mist and fog to start with on thursday, a bit more cloud around than on wednesday. a bit more certain shine in the northern half of country, and another well different approaches from the north. temperatures ten to 12 celsius, north to south. as this whether front sink south, you can see the chair change in the air mass. we have the milder yellows and numbers which will be replaced as we head into the weekend by the colour blue is slipping southwards across the country. as the latest climate conference begins, what can be achieved if donald trump withdraws american participation? also coming up, return of the tariff man, as the uk launches international trade week, participants are left to wonder if a new era of us protectionism is looming. plus, voices of moderation.

has had considerable disruption, with conjecture on the m8, scott and's busiest motorway between glasgowdinburgh, lothian buses have cancelled all of their services because of safety concerns. and the advice is to be careful if you are going out and do not drive it —— unless you have to. there is more of this coming with heavy rain and wind forecast into the morning.— into the morning. katrina renton in _ into the morning. katrina renton in perth - into the morning. katrina renton in perth and - into the morning. katrina . renton in perth and kinross. bbc weather presenter chris fawkes gave us an overview of the weather — we're seeing across the uk one of the biggest problems in the short term is this heavy snow that we've seen. and that comes about as bert works into the colder air. now, on the radar picture, you can see we are seeing snow turn to rain across parts of yorkshire. and actually, in the latest observations i've got, we've seen some of the snow turn to rain in county durham. so it's increasingly raining across the very far north of england, even over high ground. but we stil

so is this was academic and also he's also a professor of international at the university of glasgow from 2016 until the $22.00. he was united nations special russell to torture and of the crew in human or degrading punishment when but his lawyer was 1st contacted me in december 2018. i frankly just kind of, you know, push this aside and, and i had this emotional reaction thinking, oh, this is this hack or this rape instance. you know, trade or, and i, and i basically ignore it because the owners came back about 3 months later, just before he was expelled from the embassy. and then they translated some evidence, some medical opinions to be in school. when i actually looked at those facts, i started realizing that this doesn't add up with this whole public narrative that had been spread about turned into media for about 10 years. and i also realized that my negative emotions towards assigned really i didn't know where i had them from. i had never really dealt with his case before. but i was convinced that i knew everything about you and i was a motional. and that's what so striking, b

so is this was academic and also he's also a professor of international law at the university of glasgow from 2016 until the $22.00. he was united nations special russell to torture and of the crew in human or degrading punishment when but his lawyer was 1st contacted me in december 2018, but i frankly just kind of, you know, push this aside and, and i have this emotional reaction thinking owed assistance hacker this, right business, you know, trade or, and, and that'd basically ignore it because i know his lawyers came back about 3 months later just before he was expelled from the embassy. and then they translated some evidence, some medical opinions to be in school. when i actually looked at those facts, i started realizing that this doesn't add up with this whole public narrative that had been spread about. and then the media for about 10 years. and i also realized that my negative emotions towards i found really i didn't know where i had them from. i'd had never really dealt with his case before. but i was convinced that i knew everything about you and i was emotional. and that's wha

three degrees there in glasgow.st part of the night and then as we go through the night, we keep that mild air pushing northwards, blown in on those strong winds, widely windy overnight, but particularly so in the north of scotland, through the irish sea coast and also down towards the south coast, there will be further outbreaks of rain, just increasing the risk of flooding. those are the temperatures by the end of the night theyjust keep on climbing. a very mild start to sunday morning but a very windy start. here is storm bert. this deep low with a lot of isobars squeezing together on the chart. so yes, very blustery indeed. this slow moving weather front bringing some outbreaks of heavy rain across the southwest of england, central southern england, two up into the midlands. again, that increasing flood risk to the north and to the west of that some sunny spells but quite a few showers. some of those will be heavy, blown in on those very strong winds. across the south east corner. well, it may be that things sta

before the gas can be set to the surface switch over to the land has to be prepared accordingly. glasgow by some glue for size, not a human if you need sand, water, and many other things i've done the last of or show up at the origin mobiles. usually. i've got a guy in the top publish, so they take away a lot of our grazing land because they need the space. but drilling machines and reg is most of the process causes a lot of problems and gas is, you know, keep extracting gas until there's nothing left with your test for you. and you know, the estimated scale will certainly continue for another 50 to a 100 years and shot store the as it gains strategic importance for russia, the game or peninsula is changing rapidly. villages like saw that card had been developed into towns. others, like both on think of are now dormitory towns, housing workers. the infrastructure is growing. energy john gas problem has built the world's northern most railroad. another russian energy company, nova tech, has worked with french firm to talk to build, submit to a massive gas plant in the middle of nowhere. t

glasgow city are still one point clear of rangers at the top of the scottish women's premier league afterrth in the table after coming from a goal down to beat montrose 5—1 at new douglas park. saoirse noonan scored a hat—trick. they're still five points off the top. hibernian were leapfrogged by celtic in the table because they were held to a one all draw at home to partick thistle. elsewhere there were wins for hearts and motherwell. it had the potential to be a banana skin. england facing japan after losing all of their autumn internationals previously — and with former head coach eddiejones retuning to twickenham with a point to prove. however, it was an easy win for england, hammering japan 59—14. it was a very different scenario at murrayfield as scotland became the only northern hemisphere side to beat australia this series, despite the aussies having some magic in their side. andy swiss was watching. you could hear the expectation. curtice cup and end their year on a high against inform australia? murrayfield hoped australia ? murrayfield hoped and australia? murrayfield hoped and

glasgow warriors full—back tom jordan will make his first scotland start against south africa at murrayfieldnd blair kinghorn return, along with scrum—half ben white, having all been unavailable for last weekend's 57—17 win over fiji. so can scotland get a result against the springboks for the first time in 14 years? here's our sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin. the last time the sides faced up, there was no real surprises full stop this is the world cup in france last year, a comfortable 18th readability —— 18-3 comfortable 18th readability —— 18—3 victory for the eventual winners. they were given the full scottish welcome at training this week. clear favourites, _ training this week. clear favourites, yes. - training this week. clear favourites, yes. but... l training this week. clear. favourites, yes. but... lets them think they're going to win on sunday, and we know so can scotland get a result against the springboks for the first time in 14 years? here's our sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin. the last time the sides faced up, there was no real surprises full stop this

a tough upbringing in the east end of glasgow was the thread which ran through her humour, but she foundon bbc news. hello. it remains very quiet on the weather front with rather cloudy skies across most of the uk. just a few breaks there in northern and eastern scotland where there's more of a breeze around this area of high pressure. but for most of us it's been a case of 50 shades of grey. and here's a picture from earlier on on saturday in london — the skyscraper the shard there with its tip inside the cloud at a height of 310m, meaning that the cloud base was around, say, 280, give or take. and we rather appropriately call this "anticyclonic gloom", the word anticyclone, another word for high pressure cloudy, drizzly, but look on the bright side of life, at least it's not raging gales or torrential rain, rather usable weather, if you go out there. it's actually relatively mild, look at the morning on sunday, around ten or 11 celsius. 1548

the glasgow warriors captain replaces team—mate finn russell for the match against the fijians, as wellmosese has also been called up, much to the delight of his family, particularly his scottish grandmother. is quite funny. it's quite funny. my sister has been screaming johnny how about _ my sister has been screaming johnny how about how my grandmother finally found out _ how about how my grandmother finally found out how to use social media. -- screaming— found out how to use social media. —— screaming about. it's hilarious because — —— screaming about. it's hilarious because it — —— screaming about. it's hilarious because it was on facebook. she doesn't _ because it was on facebook. she doesn't have a facebook profile picture. — doesn't have a facebook profile picture, just blank face! but she's stoked _ picture, just blank face! but she's stoked and — picture, just blank face! but she's stoked and she'll be up early in the morning _ stoked and she'll be up early in the morning watching our games. i'm really— morning watching our games. i'm really happy for her that she gets to see _

glasgow was a high point a few years ago. next year in brazil will be a high point.l get a lot of world leaders going to brazil. this is a bit more of a working session if you like. so i wouldn't read too much into the slightly lower profile of the leadership attendance here~ — you understand how the role of business works in all of this. what do businesses need? because of course, governments are leading this but if there isn't a will, how do businesses maybe counteract the lack of government response and initiative when it comes to tackling such important issues? of course, there is a sort of reciprocal relationship between businesses and government and quite often we've had businesses leading and making big commitments and making investment, but there is a limit to how far they'll go before they need clear policy support. and above all, that is what businesses want is clear, long—term, stable direction of travel. so the uk's net zero 2050 is great and then successive targets which are in line with that. and then policy which provides the right type of signal depen

match against celtic is under way in a meeting of england and scotland's domestic league winners in glasgowd chelsea have just equalsied through maika hamano to make it 1—1. roma agianst eight—time champions lyon is the other late match and that's still goalless. the early games were both very one—sided. real madrid won 7—0 against twente while wolfsburg beat galatasaray 5—0. carlos alcaraz has responded to a surprise defeat that opened his atp tour finals by beating his second opponent to keep his chances of reaching the semi finals alive in turin. having lost to casper ruud, alcaraz then had to overcome illness to practise yesterday, but it didn't seem to hamper him too much today against andrey rublev. the four—time grand slam champion took the first set 6—3 and, although rublev made it more of a contest in the second, alcaraz claimed the tiebreak to win in straight sets. today was a pretty good match. i felt great on the court. i tried to feel great. i tried to play really good tennis. the two winners from the opening matches in this group are playing right now in turin and we are now i

the plans are being officially unveiled by keir starmer at the interpol general assembly in glasgow.r one of europe is like poorest countries moldova. its pro—eu president has claimed a second term after a tense election run—off seen as a choice between europe and russia. official figures give maia sandu an undecidable lead with nearly all of the votes counted and the final result is expected to be declared in the coming hours. taking two thirds supporters who promised to be president all moldovans. translation: moldova, | you are victorious, today, dear moldovans, you have given a lesson in democracy worthy of being written in history books. today you have saved moldova. moldova has been under an unprecedented attack. dirty money, illegal vote buying, the interference in electoral processes by hostile forces from outside the country and by criminal groups, lies sowing hatred and fear within our society. our people have united, and freedom and the citizens have won. peace and hope for a better life have prevailed. the victory of maia sandu comes two weeks after a knife edge referendu

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