clashes broke out outside the greek parliament - pay.es broke out outside the greek parliament in - pay. clashes broke out outside | the greek parliament in athens stop some protesters throwing petrol—bombs. police responding with tear—gas and stun grenades. this is a sign that anger is pulsing across greece and the systemic failings of that allowed this disaster to happen. on 28 february a passenger train under freight train that were in opposite directions ended up on the same track. this is the worst train crash to ever happen in greece. 57 people were killed, mainly students. on sunday, hundreds of balloons were released in the sky above the square in athens to honour their memory. later that day as stationmaster appeared in court. he was charged with manslaughter by negligence stop his lawyer said he has admitted to having a share of responsibility in the accident. and the prime minister, terry argus mr tucker's, apologise to the brief families on facebook. in the greece of 2023 two trains heading in different directions cannot run

we saw black clad youth, militant youth, coming in and hurling petrol gas bombs at the greek parliament that ensued between them and riot police. we understand that these scuffles have died down, they have subsided a bit. but there are draconian measures in place to keep them from heating up again. this is a scene that is recurring and will continue to be recurring, because there is a lot of palpable angen because there is a lot of palpable anger, notjust here in athens in front of parliament that we are seeing these violent demonstrations. we have seen them up in the north in thessaloniki, where most of these victims... victims. .. inaudible. university students attending... station master was taken to testify before a public prosecutor. so there is a lot of palpable anger, and rightly so, if i may add. because while the government has attributed this tragic accident, the deadliest in greek history, to human error... a nation is asking, why are these types of accident recurring? and this apology by the prime minister, 57 victims too late.— 57 victims too late. thank you for talkin: to

violent clashes have broken out between police and protesters outside the greek parliament in athens rlier, the greek prime minister, kyriakos mitsotakis, asked the families of the victims of tuesday's rail disaster for forgiveness. the collision between a passenger and a freight train has caused nationwide outrage. in the last few hours, demonstrators set fire to rubbish bins and threw molotov cocktails. police responded by firing tear gas and stun grenades. 0fficers said 12,000 people had gathered in front of the parliament to demand accountability for the collision. at least 57 people died when two trains collided near the city of larissa. in a facebook post addressed to the nation, mr mitsotakis said he owed everyone an apology, but especially the victims' relatives. earlier, i spoke to greek freelance journalist anthee carassava, who gave us the background to the events on the ground in athens. these violent scuffles, as you said, broke out at the tail end of what was actually a very peaceful demonstration, one of many we've been seeing, rolling demonstrations and protests for th

violent clashes have broken out between police and protesters outside the greek parliament in athenst week's rail tragedy. the collision between a passenger and a freight train in which at least 57 people died has caused nationwide outrage. 0fficers said 12,000 people had gathered in front of the parliament to demand accountability for the collision. earlier on sunday, in a facebook post addressed to the nation, the greek prime minister said he owed everyone an apology — but especially the victims�* relatives. earlier, we heard from greek freelance journalist anthee carassava, who gave the background to the events on the ground in athens. these violent scuffles, as you said, broke out at the tail end of what was actually a very peaceful demonstration, one of many we've been seeing, rolling demonstrations and protests for the past four days. we saw black—clad youth, very militant youth, coming in and hurling petrol gas bombs at the greek parliament. and then there were scuffles instantly that ensued between them and riot police. we understand that these scuffles have died down, they h

the riots, radicals from among the protesters threw stones, pyrotechnics at the guards of the greek parliament building, the car was set on fire. clashes between the police dissatisfied with thessaloniki the procession began in the city center, and then moved to the central station , which was under heavy police guard, to suppress the protests, the security forces used stun grenades, if sharpening the gas, the protesters responded by throwing flares and pyratechnics. warsaw is ready to provide kiev with fighters belonging to it by 29 , said polish president andrzej duda added that in the future kiev will need american f-16 washington, however, while they consider sending ukraine such aircraft, before the time. there is further explanation about the training of ukrainian pilots who arrived on march 4 at the us air force base in arizona, as a representative of the white house said, training and this is not training for piloting f-16 aircraft, but an assessment of the possibility of using american high-precision missiles on mick fighters. however , the pentagon allowed, that in the future in ukra

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people also protested outside the greek parliament. and it was in just in the capital, the streets of fair salon. a key were filled with people angry that greece, israel network has left so many dead strikes have also hit the country's rail. and someway networks a station manager has been charged in connection with the crash in a levy assumed his share of the responsibility within the framework of the responsibility that he should have had and has i level you're beyond that. so what we can say at this point is that we shouldn't focus on the tree and when is a whole forest behind it, bishop of reporting roku of the government has promised a thorough investigation into the deadly collision. it also says it will fix the country's crumbling rail system. but that's little comfort to the victims of this disaster. and to those left behind a global dive climate action is saying mostly young activists staging mass protest . i, in sidney students and trade unions joined the fridays for future movement to demand an end to more fossil fuel project

. critics maintain the reforms are an attack on democracy. hundreds have rallied outside the greek parliament as anger grows over the safety on the railways, 57 people were killed when a passenger train collided, head on with a fright service last week. unions are blaming with poll safety on decades of under investment. hello, mike. as in ecuador, have voted in favor of opening impeachment proceedings against president guillermo lasso. lasso is accused of corruption, which the government rejects the vote. his lodge, a symbolic and more evidence is needed for any impeachment proceedings to go ahead or china's robust stamp parliament, the national people's congress has begun. its annual meeting in beijing delegates will confirm a 3rd time for president, she's in pain. the rolling communist party will also get more control over private enterprise, but the leadership is facing growing challenges over it's handling over the coven. 19 pandemic. o delegates gather and beijing's great whole of the people for the biggest days in china's political calendar. it's more political pageant than policy setti

new suspected attacks reported on sunday. thousands of people have been protesting outside the greek parliament over the west rail disaster and the country's history. 2 trains collided on tuesday, killing 57 people. demonstrators blame the government for the poor condition of the national rail system. version is underway and is stony as the national election rushes invasion of ukraine has been. one of the dominant issues. prime minister kai, a callous has been vocal supporter of keith, but her opponents don't want the baltic nation to get involved in the conflicts at all. and the u. n. has agreed a historic treaty to protect marine life. it will designate 30 percent of the world's oceans as protected zones by 2030 activists are calling it a monumental when well, those are the headlines. i'll have more for you here after the full report, stay with us. on counting the coffee, you bronze, petrol power caused by 2035? is this the end of combustion engine vehicles allowing profit flying high because the industry keep up with the surgeon demand plus 2 dawns forgotten crisis. will everyone come to dof

violent clashes have broken out between police and protesters outside the greek parliament in athens. collision between a passenger and a freight train in which at least 57 people died has caused nationwide outrage. 0fficers said 12,000 people had gathered in front of the parliament to demand accountability for the collision. the hallenic train company has responded to the bbc, saying they support the victims in cooperation with the ministry of transport and all relevant authorities, and that they lost nine employees in the tragedy. earlier i spoke to the greek journalist savvas karmaniolas in athens — and he told me the locals expect the change in the government policy. so right after the crash the prime minister addressed the greek people and refer to a fatal human error. the greek society since then started protesting in anger was building every day. today, he finally apologised to the people and there was a protest outside of the parliament which ended in tear gas and clashes. it was a fairly big one. what are protesters saying? what is it about? is it about a deteriorating railwa

people also protested outside the greek parliament. and it was in just in the capital. the streets of fair salonica were filled with people angry that greece's rail network has left so many dead strikes have also hit the country's rail. and someway networks a station manager has been charged in connection with the crash. it's yona love. he's assumed his share of the responsibility within the framework of the responsibility that he should have had and has a level beyond that. so what we can say at this point is that we shouldn't focus on the tree. when is a whole forest behind it, bishop of booking roku of us the government has promised a thorough investigation into the deadly collision. it also says it will fix the country's crumbling rail system. but that's little comfort to the victims of this disaster. and to those left behind sig looked out a couple of other stories making headlines, round the world today. a u. s. jury has found prominent south carolina a lawyer alex murdered, guilty of murdering his wife and son. the jury deliberated for less than 3 hours before fi

violent clashes have broken out between police and protesters outside the greek parliament in athens.etween passenger and freight trains, in which at least 57 people died, has caused nationwide outrage. 0fficers said 12,000 people had gathered in front of the parliament to demand accountability for the collision. the hellenic train company has told the bbc world news it will support the victims, in cooperation with the ministry of transport and all relevant authorities. it says it lost 9 employees in the tragedy. an historic agreement to protect the world's oceans has been approved, after ten years of talks. the high seas treaty aims to safeguard marine life in 30% of areas that don't belong to any single country, most of which are currently unprotected. the deal, which was finalised at the united nations in new york, is being hailed as a �*significant step' by environmental campaigners, as our climate reporter esme stallard reports. the high seas are home to most of the world's marine life — some two million species which provide food, jobs and medicines needed for human survival. af

for 1200000 people phases of people are protesting outside the greek parliament. ah, there's anger and grief over the nation's worst will disaster that killed 57 people and tuesday, students will walk her some public sector employees are taking part and those rallies. demonstrators of blaming the government for the poor condition of the rail system. thousands of supporters of tennessee is opposition. coalition have defied a protest band and a been on the streets of the capital, cheerless, that demanding the release of political prisoners trade unionists and journalists. iran's education minister says the governments investigating cases of poisoning in schools targeting female students. there were more than $300.00 new incidents on sundays. hundreds of school girls have been admitted in hospital in recent months, even protested against the misuse incidence. demanding answers the world. the 2nd biggest economy, china has set a modest growth target of around 5 percent. one of its lowest in years. economic recovery following the pandemic tops the agenda at the opening

violent clashes have broken out between police and protesters outside the greek parliament in athens.lision between a passenger and a freight train in which at least 57 people died has caused nationwide outrage. 0fficers said 12 thousand people had gathered in front of the parliament to demand accountability for the collision. the hellenic train company has responded to the bbc, saying they support the victims in cooperation with the ministry of transport and all relevant authorities, and that they lost 9 employees in the tragedy. now let's cross to the local journalist savvas karmaniolas in athens. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. i wonderfirst thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. i wonder first off what is the reaction been to the prime minister's apology? 50 reaction been to the prime minister's apology? so right after the crash the _ minister's apology? so right after the crash the prime _ minister's apology? so right after the crash the prime minister - the crash the prime minister addressed the greek people and refer to a fatal human error. the greek society since

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i, speaking of demonstrations, thousands of people are protesting outside the greek parliament over the west rail disaster in countries history. ah, anger and grief is widespread after $57.00 people were killed on tuesday, students rail workers and public sector employees, taking part in those rallies. and you saw that police fight tig asked to force back some of the protesters, demonstrators, blame the government for the poor condition of the national rail system. well, unions say that a fatal accident was inevitable. ah, our soldiers returning from the front lines in east and ukraine need treatment for their physical wounds. that the world health organization says doctors must also prioritize their mental health. huddled meet reports. now from give a, it's a daily struggle giving his every effort to get back on his feet. it's been 8 months since alexander sustained the cervical spine, injury in an air strike in the southern region of a hill. so it happened on ukraine's independence that oh, that's only true. i was at a military hospital to check my eyes when it came under attack with

even the protesters themselves tried to attack the guards at the building of the greek parliament. 1,000 to another protest in tel aviv today israelis are protesting the new government, which has unveiled plans to reorganize the country's judiciary with a speech about limiting the power of the supreme court to block laws and government decisions, and the reform will allow the government to control the selection of judges. protesters block streets and highways. police brutally detain protesters. the memory cannot be bulldozed bulgarians oppose plans to dismantle the monument to the soviet army in sofia spontaneous protest to protect it from displacement demolitions erupted in the country's capital , demonstrators promised that they would be on duty near the monuments and would not allow provocations . previously, the monument had repeatedly become a target of vandals the day before for moving monuments. we spoke at the metropolitan committee on culture and education today raised this issue at a meeting of the city public council. the prosecutor general’s office continues to investigate th

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through it in the education ministry with arms or thousands of people are protesting outside the greek parliament over the west rail disaster in the country's history. anger and grief is wide spread after 57 people were killed. on tuesday, students rail workers and public sector employees are taking pos and those rallies . as you could see there, please 5, tig asked to forced back some protesters demonstrated blame the government for the poor condition of the national rail system. fail union fe, a fatal accident was inevitable. ah no soldiers returning from the frontlines and eastern ukraine are also needing treatment for their physical wounds. but the world health organization says doctors must prioritize their mental health to hot abdul hamid reports now from keith. lou, it's a daily struggle giving his every effort to get back on his feet. it's been 8 months since alexander's to stay in the cervical spine, injury in an air strike in the southern region of a hill. so it happened on ukraine's independence. that oh good. so not really, i was at a military hospital to check my eyes when it came un

thanks to your visors of evil, a protesting outside the greek parliament as anger and grief over the nation's worst rail disaster that killed 57 people. in tuesday, students, rail workers and public sector employees are taking part in those rallies. police have used tear gas to push back some protesters demonstrate as of blaming the government for the poor condition of greece's rail system. well, humans say a fatal accident was inevitable. dozens of supporters of chinese use opposition coalition have defied a protest band and on the streets of the capital tunis, they've broken through a police barrier. and that in the city's main street, demanding the release of political prisoners trade unionists and journalists, president hi say to dissolved parliament in 2021 elections in december. were boycotted by the opposition. who accused him of a power grab let's bring in, i mean, snoo, see he's a political analyst, he's joining us live now from stroudsburg. thank you very much indeed for being with us. what's different about these protests given that we've seen protests over several weeks b

parliament. in the first reading, a law was passed on the creation of a register of non-governmental organizations and media that receive money from abroad. protests clash with police do not stop in greek 90,000 people. gathered outside the parliament building state inaction kills. as they say, they themselves call the criminal negligence of the authorities and the railway company, which led them to the disaster on the first of march after the official part, anarchists joined the rally , stones, flares and incendiary bottles flew to the police and responded with tear gas and stun grenades, a railway accident, due to which is the sixth day on the streets of cities, crowds come out, protesters occurred on march 1 killed then 57 people. most were not 30 years old, the stationmaster was arrested, he admitted that he had mistakenly sent a passenger train, because the tracks where the freight train was going, but the railroad workers talk about chronic security problems that the state and authorities have not paid attention to for years. in voronezh , the first court session is scheduled today, the subject of which is the future, one of the sights of the city , the old house, the estate was

parliament. in the first reading adopted a law on the establishment of a register of organizations under foreign influence protests and clashes with the police do not stop and the greeks 90,000 people. gathered at the parliament building under the slogan of state inaction. kills demonstrators opposed. as they themselves call it criminal negligence of the authorities and the railway company, which led to the disaster on march 1, after the official part of the rally, anarchists joined the police, stones flew flares and incendiary bottles with a mixture of law enforcement officers responded with tear gas and stun grenades, a railway accident, due to which the sixth day on the streets of cities, crowds came out, protesters occurred on march 1, when 57 people died. most were not and the chief was arrested for 30 years. he all admitted that he had mistakenly sent a passenger train to that the tracks where the freight train was going, but the railroad workers say, but chronic security problems that the management and authorities did not pay attention to for years. a scandal is flaring up in the uk over a new attempt by the authorities to limit the flow of illegal migrants i

the greek prime minister has asked for forgiveness from the families of those killed in the country's worst rail disaster. it comes as police and protestors violently clashed outside the parliamentlack balloons were released in memory of the victims. a least 57 people died in the crash. the greek prime minister has asked for forgiveness from the families a leading childcare charity says it has never been harder for parents to find a place for their child. the early years alliance says thousands of providers have closed in the last year due to rising costs and recruitment issues and that the situation will get worse without more investment. 0ur correspondent navtej johal reports from one nursery as it closed its doors for the final time. time to say goodbye. this nursery in southampton has been here for more than 20 years. it is beloved by the local community. emotional, that's the only word for it, emotional. especially, like, when you're on your own as a mum and you go home, and you've got the teachers here for support, it's really... it is really hard. this raw emotion is a result of hard economic realities. nearly all of the parents of the children at ymca weston park nursery

tear gas. thousands were on the streets of the greek capital voicing anger over last week's train disaster which killed 57 people, china's rubber stamp parliament, the national people's congress has begun its annual meeting in beijing on going premier lee cates sean, who is 2nd in command after leadership ping says that china's armed forces should be more prepared for combat in the face of what he described as escalating threats from abroad. beijing says it's cranking of military spending, but at the same time it wants to promote peaceful relations with taiwan, which it claims as its own territory. on the economy, china's leadership has set a 5 percent economic growth target, one of the lowest in decades. she, jim ping and the ruling communist party elise arrive in beijing's great hall of the people for the biggest days in china's political calendar. the national people's congress is more of a political pageant than a policy setting. parliament. it largely serves to rubber stamp decisions already made behind closed doors by the leadership. much of the n p. c will focus on communist ritual and slogans. however, china watchers carefully comb over

gas thousands were on the streets of the greek capital voicing their anger over last week's train disaster which killed 57 people. china's rubber stamp parliament, the national people's congress has begun its annual meeting in beijing outgoing premier at lee k chung who is 2nd in command after leadership ping says that china's armed forces should be more prepared for combat in the face of what he called, escalating threats from abroad, aging says as cranking a military spending, but at the same time it wants to promote peaceful relations with taiwan, which it claims as its own territory. on the economy, china's leadership has set a 5 percent economic growth target. one of the lowest and decades earlier, we spoke to the w correspondent, william young and ty pay, and we asked him if he thinks that china's 5 percent growth target was modest. yes, most economist described as, as somewhat of the conservative as a result and eco, the chinese government has laid out. but most of them also said that this is somewhat actually a positive signal because it shows that the chinese government is raining in their desire and also their urge to try to boost and

thousands of students and railway workers are protesting outside parliament over last tuesday's rail disaster. earlier the greekfamilies of the victims for forgiveness. at least 57 people — many of the students — died when two trains collided near the city of larissa. in a facebook post addressed to the nation, mr mitsotakis said he owed everyone an apology but especially the victims�* relatives. the collision between a passenger and a freight train — the country's worst—ever rail disaster — has caused nationwide outrage. those are live pictures coming to us from athens of a protest outside parliament. prime minister rishi sunak has said he's committed to ensuring that people who come to the uk illegally are removed as the government prepares to unveil new legislation this week to try to address the issue. the home secretary, suella braverman, has suggested that british people are "sick of inadequate action" on migrant crossings. charities have said the proposals are extremely concerning. 0ur political correspondent, peter saull, is with me now. there have been a large number of channel crossings in the last ye

greek, m, e, p. and right. like you a vice president of the parliament, she's charged with corruption after handing a suitcase with $300000.00 euros to her father. she denies any wrong doing much more of course to investigate on this. but does any of this shock you? absolutely. i mean, i have been working next, so this person, i have only been member of this parliament for 3 years. and she has only been vice president for a year now. but she has been a colleague of mine, of course i work closely with her. i never got along with her very well, but i would have never, ever had her sitting on cases full of full of money. but as i said, the question is now how we deal with this? and we deal with, with this festival, she got kicked out of all of her functions within days. secondly, she has been arrested by the belgian authorities is still in custody. and thirdly, we have, or we are still in a process of examining all our rules here that are already quite severe, but examining the loopholes and closing them would have been blue poles. haven't catherine about it. in fact, there's been warning after warning for years that

killing 57 people , we see the cnn report about this , the greek police used tear gas to deal with the demonstrators in front of the country's parliament. demonstrators threw stones and other objects and controlled cannons at the police. they expressed their anger over the recent train accident in greece. this was the worst train accident in the history of greece . the riot police tried to disperse the demonstrators in front of the parliament. from the peaceful demonstrations of thousands of students and workers i am a student. i didn't know anyone at that time , but i am khan that everyone should come here and be the house of justice. there is no more shame. five years ago, a hundred people were burned in the fire. three years ago, a large number. drowning, let's be here. every time you get on the train , we are not sure if you will reach your destination. i can't help my family who lost their loved ones. i am going through a difficult time in corona. foreigners also expressed their objection to the current situation in the safety department rail transport said that the workers of the rail transport department, all the students joined

greek capital, athens. disperse the protesters near the parliament building.se responsible for a major railway accident that occurred in greece this week as a result of a head-on collision of two trains killed almost 60 people security measures on the railroad, but this did not help. a new wave of anti-government protests in israel took place in several cities at once, the most massive of them in the capital in tel aviv, about 150,000 people took to the streets there, the protesters behaved aggressively, stormed the police, broke through the cordon and tried to block several central streets, the law enforcement officers had to apply in response because of the starchev gas and the reservoir, the instigators of the riots were detained . judicial reform that limits the powers of the supreme court. he can no longer exchange the government's decision. defense industry metallurgy and transport dozens of enterprises from all over the country more than 2,000 jobs in yekaterinburg passed the job fair what employers attract future employees learned kirill bortnikov abou