this procedure typically takes an hour to an hour and a half to do, the patient does not need to go to itung day or the day after that. andrew says he is now more determined than ever to keep fit and take care of his brand—new valve. you're live with bbc news. police forces are launching a campaign to try to solve cases of some of europe has mccann identified murdered women. it'll be the first time that interpol has published a blacklist of an identified murdered people, which are normally only circulated internally amongst police forces. anna holligan has been looking into the case of a woman encased in concrete and hidden in a waste container. this is where this man found the body in the bin. translation: the bin was in body in the bin. translation: tue: bin was in the body in the bin. translation: tte: bin was in the water body in the bin. translation: "tte: bin was in the water so body in the bin. translation: tte: bin was in the water sol body in the bin. translation: tte: bin was in the water so i tried lifting it out

the patient does not need to go to itu. they go home the following day or the day after that. than ever to keep fit and take care of his brand new valve. you're live with bbc news. the government in serbia has launched a gun amnesty. people who hold weapons and ammunition without permits will be able to leave them at police stations with no questions asked. the move to take guns out of circulation follows two mass shootings in the past week. the amnesty lasts for 30 days. live now to our balkans correspondent, guy de launey, who is in ljubljana in slovenia. what is the thinking behind this amnesty? the what is the thinking behind this amnes ? ~ , ., amnesty? the thinking is that there are eiuht amnesty? the thinking is that there are eight awful _ amnesty? the thinking is that there are eight awful lot _ amnesty? the thinking is that there are eight awful lot of— amnesty? the thinking is that there are eight awful lot of illegally - are eight awful lot of illegally held weapons in serbia. if you look at the small arms survey from 2018 that suggests that serbia has the third la

the patient does not need to go to itu. they go home the following day or the day after that.keep fit and take care of his brand new valve. you're live with bbc news. in pakistan. the former prime minister imran khan has been arrested in connection with an alleged corruption case. take a look. dozens of para—military troops surrounding him. taking him into back of black truck. just a year ago — he was prime minister. let's take another look at that. slowed down. he's at the front — white sleeves. we don't know where he has been taken to, an undisclosed location. the pti party, his party leaders say the premises were attacked by security forces who then arrested mr khan. they have called on his supporters to take to the streets. these are supporters breaking down windows to get to him before he was taken away. these were released by a pti official. but when these images were released there were immediately huge protests in cities right across the country. live now to islamabad where we are joined byjournalist asma shirazi. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for co

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this procedure typically takes an hour to an hour and a half to do, the patient does not need to go to itubc news. the controversial immigration policy known as title 42 is due to expire on thursday. it was introduced by former president donald trump during the covid pandemic to allow border authorities to swiftly expel migrants at us land borders. now with the title 42 expiring soon, the biden administration is ramping up deportation measures, a major pivot from his campaign positions. the new policy, first reported by cbs news, will disqualify migrants for asylum if they can't prove they previously requested protection in a third country. the rule will only allow migrants who made an appointment through an app to seek asylum, with the exception of unaccompaied children and migrants who have "exceptionally compelling circumstances." for ineligible migrants who crossed the border, they have to go through a more detailed interview to avoid deportation or even a five—year banishment. migrants who repeatedly cross the border after being deported could face criminal prosecution, or evenjail ti

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we acknowledge that we are on the unseated ancestral homeland of the ram itu's alone. who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land. and in accordance with their traditions, the rmi to chalone have never seen it lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the army to community and by affirming their sober and rights as first peoples. thank you. roseanne. may you please take roll? sure. vice chair crawford present. member gin present. remember larkin, president chair matthews present. remember pantoja. president and member sanderlin. we have a quorum and for the record it's 9 36 am. um, roseanne, may you please move to item two item to opportunity for the public to comment on any matters within the committee's jurisdiction that are not on

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