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france, remember, w the six nations tom against france, remember, w the six nations table last and infactrow, the worst in a row, the worst run in a row, the worst run in their entire history. ln their entire history. despite that, their captain but despite that, their captain believes his side can still cause an upset. we learned from last year —: = -: it is a new competition and itis a new competition year and we're every year and we�*re to it every year and we're to it tomorrow. forward to it tomorrow. there is a lot of experience a of boys back and a lot of boys come back and a lot of boys come back and a lot of boys come back and boys coming as so we as so we are excited -e — am the going well ning we arelooking forward the game. other four nations begin the other four, nations begin �* campaigns on saturday. their campaigns on saturday. the defending champiensg ~ , ~ ~ ~ have named ireland, have named their starting 15 to face england in dublin. zeglg 7 big news from that is that the big news from that is that sam been chosen play at fly half. to play at fly half. he has been prefer

we just had a contingent of kenyan officers arriving in haiti this month, another group, 400, infact, united states under president trump will continue with the funding. so much is not known at this point but the reality it is what i have been told is that even on projects where you may continue the operation, because there are only these various levels, a lot of these the implementing agencies, they hire people to do it, and so now will have to wait 90 days to get reimbursed. some people just cannot wait 90 days. so when you talk to experts, they tell you that most likely the projects may close, things may stop, certain services, or people may end up leaving because theyjust cannot wait around to get reimbursed. in the meantime, the government is going through turmoil but does it have the means to bridge the gap? no, haiti does not have the means. the budget is $2.5 million. last year when the haitian pol.ice were taking on armed gangs, they were running out of ammunition and it was the us that had — they brought the additional ammunition. these are questions asked of the state depar

infact, if numbers which was at a pace of 4.16.look at the pace of growth in the fourth of last year that is the quickest pace of growth we have seen since the second quarter of 2023, nice to see some signs of 2023, nice to see some signs of life there, that some of the stimulus that china has undertaken has been helping growth and helped to support growth. not only that if we look at the quarterly number for q4 look at the quarterly number for 04 at look at the quarterly number for q4 at1.6%, we look at the quarterly number for 04 at 1.6%, we have seen the third quarter numbers also revise upwards to 1—way 3%. nice to see some numbers ahead of expectations and, of course, for 2024 hitting the growth target of 5%.— for 2024 hitting the growth taruet of 5%. ~ ., ,, , . target of 5%. what you predict auoin target of 5%. what you predict going forward _ target of 5%. what you predict going forward for— target of 5%. what you predict going forward for 2025? - the key concern is the trade in tariffs on the way they might impact on the c

we just had a contingent of kenyan officers arriving in haiti this month, another group, 400, infact,concerned about whether or not the united states under president trump will continue with the funding. so much is not known at this point but the reality is what i have been told is that even on projects where you may continue the operation, because there are only these various levels, a lot of these the implementing agencies, they hire people to do it, and so now will have to wait 90 days to get reimbursed. some people just cannot wait 90 days. so when you talk to experts, they tell you that most likely the projects may close, things may stop, certain services, or people may end up leaving because theyjust cannot wait around to get reimbursed. 13 un peacekeeping soldiers have been killed in the eastern region of the democratic republic of the congo. that's where congolese forces are clashing with the rwanda—backed m—23 rebels. the un says that more than 400,000 people have fled their homes since the start of this year. the m—23 is a prominent rebel group that has been operating since

infact, a number of members had deflected, saying what about things thatjoe biden did when it came to family or not going after as they see at some of the protesters from the summer of 2021. what we're seeing a lot of deflection from the republican party. the democrats are essentially up in arms over theirs. especially when we are talking about the numbers of people who were either convicted of or of crimes that were related directly to physically harming law enforcement officers here on capitol hill back on the 6th of january. on capitol hill back on the 6th ofjanuary-_ ofjanuary. and looking ahead to what might _ ofjanuary. and looking ahead to what might happen - ofjanuary. and looking ahead to what might happen later i ofjanuary. and looking ahead to what might happen later in j to what might happen later in the day, i understand he has his first interview with fox news. , . , . news. yes, he has a tv interview _ news. yes, he has a tv interview with - news. yes, he has a tv interview with fox - news. yes, he has a tv. interview with fox news. news. yes, he has a tv - interview wi

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particularly on the israeli side, have claimed that prime minister netanyahu has procrastinated and has, infactations to go forth several months ago. so the fact that it is happening now coinciding with a transition of power in washington and at the white house to and seems to be particularly for those who tend to and those who are suffering there will be seen as a welcome change of direction. and just staying with the transition of power — what leverage does trump have in, if he does have at all, to getting this deal pushed through? well, i think he has two things going for him. one is that he is going to be the president of the united states effective next monday. and with biden leaving, that means the person who is going to be in power for the next four years with whom hamas, israel and many other parties in the region, this is the occupier of the white house with whom they're going to have to contend. the other thing is that it seems as though the trust dividend when it comes to prime minister netanyahu is far greater with president trump than it has been with recent democratic presidents —

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neoliberalism, she is very worried about climate change, in fact, is very worried about climate change, infacto the differences are huge and yet these two governments, no matter if one country is bigger than the other, are going to have to talk. they are forced to negotiate with the other. they are neighbours. we will have to say how they get along with these two new presidents in charge. mexico city, we have been speaking to be busy monday's correspondent daniel pardo. i'm joined now by guadalupe correa—cabrera — she's a professor at george mason university and an expert in us immigration and security policy. thank you for talking me —— joining me to talk about migration. what is the big thing to understand about these illegal border crossings? titer;r illegal border crossings? they are very complex. _ illegal border crossings? iie: are very complex. immigration restrictions throughout these past three decades have made the networks more complex. people coming from all over the world is driven by complex modelling networks connected with criminal networks and people from all over the continen

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were getting into gaza, and that has slowed to sometimes just a dozen or so trucks a day getting in, infacty getting in, in fact in some days there were no trucks at all getting into gaza. and humanitarian leads on the ground are absolutely disastrous. a few months ago there were reports of people having to resort to eating animal feed, having to resort to eating animalfeed, grass, massive animal feed, grass, massive outbreaks animalfeed, grass, massive outbreaks of hunger and about a third of the population of gaza was facing catastrophic hunger. so the medical facilities there are on their knees, what remains of them. the few medical facilities that are still operating, so is absolutely, it's absolutely urgent to get the humanitarian aid surging an end that will be starting as of sunday and that will be, you know, not a minute too soon. but you know, once again, there continues to be a point of friction here because the israelis say it is not israel that has been holding off the humanitarian trucks going into gaza, it has been hamas on the grounds siphoning aid and preventing trucks getti

infact, michael van impressive in his semifinal last night.he won his first world title, but remember, luke littler is just 17. first world title, but remember, luke littler isjust17. so if he does win the final tonight, it will be a truly historic achievement. it be a truly historic achievement. it certainly will. big night ahead. thanks, andy. as the festive period draws to a close and the decorations are being packed away for another year, one zoo in bristol is giving old christmas trees a new home. noah's ark farm zoo runs its own recycling scheme, putting the unwanted branches and chippings to good use. 0ur reporter fiona lamdin has more. christmas may be over, the decorations may be coming down but here at this zoo near bristol, they've found another use for your well—loved christmas tree. and for the bears, they've coated the branches in honey. we can use the trees with the bears in lots of different ways. today we've planted a forest. sometimes we just make an enormous pile that the bears go right into, and we lose them for a little bi