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edouard, ifi could just ask you. _ version of events. edouard, ifi could just ask you.nomic sanctions. such things take time. and the way you have spoken there is an very much time. what do you want to happen? there is an very much time. and i think there needs to be a situation in which the urgency of this is made very clear and start the georgian government. because ultimately, we have spoken about how this is a politically motivated case. they can cloak it all in judicial language, but the decision, if they make the decision to release him it's going to be a political decision. so the question is what can we make to do that decision like we are and make it unavoidable because mark so i think any political awareness, we had several resolutions here in the european parliament, i think those things to help move us in that direction. but yeah, it's more urgent than that, maybe. and there is a question of time.— is a question of time. thank you both very _ is a question of time. thank you both very much _ is a question of time. thank you both very much indeed for - is a q

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ifi can interrupt you there, on that _ the problem., _ the problem. ifi can interrupt you there, on that point, you - the problem. ifi can interrupt you there, on that point, you have - there, on that point, you have called in the past four european centres for the prescreening of migrants far from france and obviously far from the uk. what has happened on that front and what more can be done to actually tackle the people smugglers, the people trying to make money out of these migrant? the first target, you are right, or the traffickers. there is a lot of money involved, it is as big as the drug business, and sometimes we know actually the traffickers are also smuggling lots of other things, so it is a very big criminal organisation, and through that, cooperation between europe all and the british police is not what it used to be in the past, so lots of old organisations like euro paul and the french police and british police have got to work on eu basis, otherwise they will be a system that has got to be put into place in the uk, but

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they're under bowser's control. busi[ screaming ]ify.inous music playing ] [ screaming ] yes! fire! [ chuckling ] >> we continue develop the breaking news, emergency responders are coming through the debris of a deadly tornado that tore through the states. midwest region last night, according to local and federal authorities, at least 23 people were killed in the storms, at least four have been reported missing. the death toll may increase. officials say right now the operations there are still being considered a search and rescue mission. their tornadoes lamb the town of silver city, and for knocking out power in leveling homes and buildings. nbc's priscilla thompson is in silver city, mississippi. priscilla, you have been moving between the two places that have been badly damaged, what's the latest? >> yeah, how is this devastation everywhere, i'll give you a quick look around and what we're seeing here in silver city. you see these homes here where the roof has been completely pulled off of it. they're already beginning those cleanup

thousands of ukrainian children have allegedly been taken to russia to be russ ified in reeducation campsr absorbed into russian families. the kremlin has been fairly open about this operation and has used it as propaganda because russia claims to be doing something benevolent, helping children from occupied ukraine integrate into russian society and rescuing orphans from the war zone. well, here is a dose of reality. 15 year old arena. yatseniuk was made an orphan after russian troops shot her parents to death and ushered her into a car. her aunt has been trying to find her and believes she was taken to russia. russia's programs for ukrainian children are overseen by maria lovable over russia's children's rights commissioner. that she herself adopted a ukrainian boy. she says children like him at first sing the ukrainian national anthem, but quickly become patriotic russians. all this helps bolster putin's bogus claim that ukraine is not a real country and ukrainians lack of true national identity. verbal over two was charged by the wood war crimes, but putin has publicly encouraged her

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ifi if i understand correctly, you have been out on some of the protests? yes. go out onto the streets? yes, absoluteiy- — go out onto the streets? yes, absolutely. i— go out onto the streets? yes, absolutely. i do _ go out onto the streets? yes, absolutely. i do go _ go out onto the streets? yes, absolutely. i do go on - go out onto the streets? yes, absolutely. i do go on strike. | go out onto the streets? yes, | absolutely. i do go on strike. i go out onto the streets? yes, i absolutely. i do go on strike. i do take part in protest, which are mostly... there were hundreds of thousand people, millions of people, in the streets in france and protesting peacefully. the unions are trying to ensure security and safety and that they have been in the most organised way possible. but there are other elements coming in at the end of these protests, and these are increasing. eventually,, and again the government has put out and again the government has put out a lot of the... hundreds of thousands of police to control these peaceful protests and this feels like a

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ifi if i were a rich man...es. his credits also include a role in the 1981 bond film �*for your eyes 0nly�*. if you ever get a chance to see him that magical sequence of the wedding is a beautiful film. you're watching bbc news. some of us have had heavy snow through the morning and there is more heavy snow to come as one size. the met office has three amber weather warnings in force now and they run through this afternoon, tonight are need to tomorrow. further details available on our website. the highest figures you can see relate to higher ground and you can still see snow and low levels but also some freezing rain across parts of central wales. couple this with gusty winds, they would be drifting and blowing of snow and for some we will have blizzard so atrocious conditions. no pressure as driving or weather and we have atlantic air in the south so we are looking at rain, but is this rough weather fronts bump into the cold air, this is where we see the snow with yet more to come. there is no continuing acros

ifi only real way of doing it? if i miaht only real way of doing it?oint of it. but i think in a way my interpretation was quite charitable because what i was getting at is these things happen often by accident and in a haphazard way rather than as a result is a specific conspiracy. that seems to be very much evident from what we are learning from these messages. fin are learning from these messages. on the specifics, you have two ministers here, matt hancock and gavin williamson, taking different opinions which i suppose one could understand, that happens in cabinet. but having it expose like this and then effectively a battle between them, does that reflect well? welcome to the extent policy should be discussed and the extent they were both apparently fighting for their individual departments. i think in a sense there is nothing to see, nothing unusual about that. obviously both of them will feel slightly embarrassed by some of the content of these messages. but i think that is a bit of a sideshow, really. what they ought to be examining in terms of t

i think that the president will have to make a decision, and ifi president will have to make a decisionus for the country and we will see people suffer. brute dangerous for the country and we will see people suffer.— dangerous for the country and we will see people suffer. we hear your concern. nicholas _ will see people suffer. we hear your concern. nicholas 0piyo, _ will see people suffer. we hear your concern. nicholas 0piyo, thank- will see people suffer. we hear your concern. nicholas 0piyo, thank you | concern. nicholas 0piyo, thank you for your time. much more on our website in terms of that new law. to stay with us. stay with us on 0utside source. still to come: the federal reserve presses ahead with a quarter—point rate rise in us interest rates, despite turmoil in the banking sector. a wedding in south wales took a dramatic turn when five of the guests had to leave the church to respond to an emergency call. the volunteers were called out to rescue two people cut off by an incoming tide, as tomos morgan reports. it was a really lovely day. saturday was jessica and mark broadwa

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so ifi have - you can understand. so if i have some _ you can understand.ave sometime _ you can understand. so if i have some time tomorrow i will try to reach out — some time tomorrow i will try to reach out again. in terms of the wider movement i think we have to all work_ wider movement i think we have to all work together and the greens are key part— all work together and the greens are key part of— all work together and the greens are key part of that clearly and that wider _ key part of that clearly and that wider setting, but we have just had a conversation about different priorities— a conversation about different priorities on the economy and things drs so_ priorities on the economy and things drs so in_ priorities on the economy and things drs so in government i think we are aligned _ drs so in government i think we are aligned in— drs so in government i think we are aligned in some areas independence the obvious, but in others we are not _ the obvious, but in others we are not so— the obvious, but in others we are not so what— the obvious, but in

upgrade ourselves through education, training, seminars through w ifi. and online. collaboration and different organization and [inaudible] in doing social activities. and -- to remain and keep our physical and mental so reactive and healthy to avoid healing issues. in this connection. board of supervisors, please reiterate and [inaudible] ask you again. >> speaker time expired. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. i'm a proud supporter of the resolution. thank you for your interest i urge to you unanimously support this resolution. you heard president companies in the city you are doing. this is agreement service providers are troog to improve seniors in the disabled still don't have it and or not eligible for support under the acp program and can't afford it is service. this is unacceptable unless we remedy this the digital divide must be bridged. red lining e eliminate said and inclusion apply to all inference france temperature is doable. big umps can at&t, verizon and comcast made billion and passed profits to share holders, executives and stock b

to kyiv now where we can speak to our diplomatic correspondent james landale. james, ifi james, if idisrupted? there is a chance, i think _ further disrupted? there is a chance, i think at _ further disrupted? there is a chance, i think at the i further disrupted? there is a l chance, i think at the moment further disrupted? there is a i chance, i think at the moment the globalfood markets are not expecting the deal to be blocked but what happens is every time this deal comes up for renewal, it has to every four months, both sides try and use that moment of leveraged to see if they can get more out of the deal, particularly at this time the russians have signalled pretty clearly that they were more support from the un and the international community to try to allow russia to smooth some of its own exports. although russian food exporter not been targeted directly, russia�*s same all the sanctions make it very hard for russia to sell grain to countries in africa. so they want help on that. there is also some sense that ukraine is saying can be tiresome other things to this deal, talk

so ifi have - you can understand. so if i have some _ you can understand.s probably different from some other candidates in thinking that we need to— other candidates in thinking that we need to review that and make sure it works _ need to review that and make sure it works for people of scotland because as we _ works for people of scotland because as we said _ works for people of scotland because as i've said some areas where we have _ as i've said some areas where we have had — as i've said some areas where we have had issues perhaps if it was 'ust have had issues perhaps if it was just and — have had issues perhaps if it was just and snp government maybe we would _ just and snp government maybe we would have had more movement but if these _ would have had more movement but if these are _ would have had more movement but if these are red lines for the greens a meahs_ these are red lines for the greens a means you — these are red lines for the greens a means you are more constrained what you could _ means you are more constrained what you could do — means

bragg does pull the trigger on an indictment, the former president likely would be charged with false ifying business records. under the new york state law, it could be upgraded to a felony in certain circumstances. a felony conviction would carry a prison sentence of up to four years. although the a payment made to ms. daniels is not a crime, it's possible that a crime was committed when it was documented in the trump organization's books. he goes on to write that mark pom answer, a former prosecutor who worked on the case, alleges that mr. cohen submitted phony invoices referencing a retainer agreement with mr. trump. mr. cohen then received a series of checks hand signed by mr. trump while he was president according to a book authorized by mr. pom rands. if there was no retainer agreement, it's possible the invoices were forged and documented as legal expenses to cover up hush payments, and if true, he writes that could potentially run afoul of new york's law against falsifying business records. his column today trying to break down what these charges could be. again, we don't the know if

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