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okay, so in the invitation of types, the w corresponded economy reporting from keats in belarus. poles have closed and tightly controlled, parliamentary and local elections. long time lita alexander lucas yang code placed his vote at a public station in the capital means where he confirmed his intention to run against the president next year. that could extend his grip on the country to 36 years. thousands of opposition parties with denied registration for the single day ballad opponents and exiled. the judge bowed his to blank on it, full potties that support the constraint. those policies were granted official registration. i spoke to front of the ciocca, the chief political advisor of exxon's opposition lead us with line at 6 know kaya, he is what he thinks the vocal break, nothing, nothing. you look into a couple of try to use these selections to legitimize himself, to show that the page has store and that everything is normalized that people are going to vote. but we see something different. we submitted the reparation. there are police gauging the every polling stations we see mu

keating is the western press , these are completely different times, this is the seventy-first year of car, just some canadian journalist in the seventy- first year, watching the soviet union national team hockey in switzerland, i decided to use this image and transferred it, why it wasn’t just called big, yes, a big red car, that’s how the whole seventies went, but how in... well, actually ’54, that’s when the first 8 years of soviet hockey have passed, we went to stockholm for the first time in the world and europe, actually won against the canadians with a score of 7:2, and the so-called, how to say it correctly in english, victory, and vodka, vodka, vodka victor vodka vodka victory, that’s how it was called in the canadian press, well , you know, we’ve had such a trend in recent years, we look at it with some contempt and just think, we beat the team there. not even a national team yet, a team from the second division in the province of ontario, well suburb of toronto, east york, some kind of semi-amateurs who work there at some car dealer at a car show, play on weekends, some kind

new gates have been installed is really soldiers hold the keats with no restriction on his way the car is moving in the occupied territory. what's organization say before the war, the around 77 activated then man check points. after the war, more than 500 check points were reactivated under all 140 new ones established and totaled. we're talking about more than $700.00 check points, cement blocks, 3rd smells, and gates many are told to be shot like the one behind. it really is a who to text the driver for fluid knowledge in the occupied last thing. after the 37 years in the business, he knows the short cuts and how to avoid closures. but many of the alternative routes are on developed. we've joined the remodel for a drive from bremo law. did you need a journey that shouldn't take more than 2 hours roadblocks, closed roads in 3 checkpoints. later we reached our destination a journey which took us twice as long more than 4 hours to work, to stress and anxiety, humiliation, extra cost and waste of time. they want to make our lives hard and complicated. so we eventually the alternative rou

those t w's nick con, late reporting from keats. now we've got some breaking news for you that's just coming in. now hungry is paul event has voted to approve sweden's bid to join nato. now this claim is the last major obstacle to the country's membership of the military alliance. the parliament in budapest has approved the bed. $188.00 boats full, 6 against hungry is the last of nato's fuss. he won members to rectify sweden's nato membership id. now we're heading to lot via with suppose. so i the most go keys in the ukraine bowl has become a question of identity for a sizable estimate russian population. that question is becoming politically important. the government's efforts to integrate them with strict tools on the use of russian language and a ban on russian media is spoken resentment. and this is raising says that russia could use discontent as a way into the country d. w. 's funny. if a child went to dial gulf pills home to lot be his biggest russian speaking population. the entering this room takes you back in time to the e

more people could be trapped under the rubble. rub. mcbride has the latest from ukraine's capital keats, as the alerts was of 1st raised in the early hours of the morning when a large number of rushing more plays were detected. taking off from fields in russia and then sure enough at 1st light, we started to get reports of the 1st strikes here in keys. they were around full loud explosions with several locations being reported here. probably the most serious has been an apartment block in the south of the city. in fact, we've been watching a pole of smoke for the past hour or so on. the few columbus is to the south of us here, which appears to have been that apartment block with reports of 7 flows about building thing on fire and several people being injured and hospitalized. but other cities have been hit in the northeast. hockey has been hit once again and also reports as strikes in the very far west of the country around the vehicle. it seems as though a lot of the weapons being used with cruise missiles, which can often be set on a very complicated meandering cause to try to confoun

mental health, and that he had tried to look at a way of narrowing down this focus and looking at the keatingso suppress a whistle—blowing investigation. he said that for times nick read told him he was considering resigning, both of the dossier himself and of how much he was paid —— four times. an hour earlier nick read was asked if he had considered resigning, he looked taken aback and said no. 0ne looked taken aback and said no. one of the mps listening said, it sounds like the post office is a complete and utter shambles, and henry staunton did not disagree with that. and they asked, maybe it is time for the post office to be moved away from its ownership by the government to a different model, and henry staunton said yes, he supported the demutualisation model. but on the whole, he said this should be all about the postmasters, they are the ones who have really suffered in this, and this is meant to be a hearing into the compensation, but this is a huge so some extraordinary and took things in a total unexpected direction. the and took things in a total unexpected direction. the bbc has i

at one point they thought the ball had crossed the line but khiara keating, city's teenage goalkeepere whistle. it's manchester city's day. it's a frustratingly familiar story for arsenal, isn't it, crashing out before the quarterfinals for the second year in a row. for manchester city, though, well, their quest for wembley just got one step closer. jo currie, bbc news, meadow park. in the other matches, the holders chelsea are through after beating crystal palace 1—0. manchester united, liverpool, everton and brighton also go through. let's take you to the africa cup of nations now, where either the hosts ivory coast or fellow former champions nigeria will be crowned kings of the continent later this evening. the super eagles are looking for a fourth title, while the ivorians are hoping to add to their wins in 1992 and 2015. our reporter ian williams is in abidjan for us. well, i was here at the stadium for the opening match, which also featured ivory coast. now, that felt big. this feels bigger. we've got extra security, fans are being stopped and checked kilometres away from the st

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at one point they thought the ball had crossed the line but khiara keating, city's teenage goalkeeperwhistle. it's manchester city's day. it's a frustratingly familiar story for arsenal, isn't it, crashing out before the quarterfinals for the second year in a row. for manchester city, though, well, their quest for wembley just got one step closer. jo currie, bbc news, meadow park. well as you heard the goal came from defender laia aleixandri, an unlikely goal—scorer you might say. she spoke tojo currie after the match. i was very exciting to help the team with a goal also it is an important when, we were top class in the back line everyone fighting for each other. 50 line everyone fighting for each other. , . , ., other. so very excited. is that the bi est other. so very excited. is that the biggest gold _ other. so very excited. is that the biggest gold you _ other. so very excited. is that the biggest gold you have _ other. so very excited. is that the biggest gold you have every - other. so very excited. is that the i biggest gold you have every scored? yes. biggest gold you have e

keating, everyone will have five minutes. i will yield three minutes. >> mr. chairman, appreciate that. if i am not back that early, don't call everyone else up, but i will be around. >> chair now recognizes mr. burchard. >> mr. speaker, thank you, or mr. chairman. quickly wasting my time here. t thank you. mr. hamilton, does border patrol have the authority to refuse to allow illegal crossings? >> depending on the context in which you are speaking. at a point of entry, they certainly do. certainly, that is why they are building physical infrastructures to prevent the illegal entry of illegal aliens in the united states, which is a federal crime. >> what legal authority does a state like texas have to protect its border? >> under current interpretations of various courts, those authorities remain limited under certainly supreme court's decision in arizona, under the constitution i think those would have different thoughts about that. >> mr. wolf, vice president paris put in charge of the border crisis by president biden, what has she done? >> little to nothing

keating, everyone will have five minutes. i will yield three minutes. >> mr. chairman, i appreciate that. do not hold everyone to that. >> okay, perfect. the chair now recognizes the congressman. >> thank you, chair. i am quickly wasting time here. thank you, mr. hamilton. does border patrol have the authority to review violent authority? >> at a point of entry, they do. they are building physical infrastructure to prevent the illegal entry of aliens into the united states, which of course is also a federal crime. >> what legal authority does it take? >> undercurrent interpretation from various courts, those authorities remain limited under, certainly, something like arizona, under the constitution. i think those, some have different thoughts about that. >> the border crisis, what has been done? >> little to nothing. >> what can you tell us about the trafficking of children across the southern border? >> over the last 32-33 months, we have had about 500,000 unaccompanied alien children. that is a record number. >> 500,000 in three years? americans invest in gu

you're a sock, we thank you so much for joining us from keats. thank you. the farmers in poland, blockaded check points with you, a crane and protests that ukrainian food in ports. they say that the goods are on fairly driving down prices on threatening their livelihoods. the blockade follows weeks of protest by farmers and other european countries against rising costs and in your regulations. so many cane has more from the border between poland and germany. when normally the spanish farm is would be telling the soil now they are blocking traffic. as here in guadalajara, it's fonts of a protest against government policies, which they say on damaging their livelihoods and threatening the food supply. in italy to agricultural workers have taken to the streets of the capital. without its own agriculture, the people cannot be free depending far away. foreign countries for food is negative for have our economy and for the environment, particularly if you think about transporting the products from one side of the go to the other. that's the view shed by many peop

justin keating with the vallejo flood and wastewater district, says his workers are staffed for the next 24 hours, ready to respond to any flooding. >> there's certain times during these really critical rain events that we may have. >> it's like an all hands on deck type situation where we'll have our entire department here working throughout the night, he says. >> they are focused on clearing all the underground storm drains prior to the storm, but with an atmospheric river, he says you need to have people ready to deal with floods. >> sometimes we'll get ones that sneak up on us and you know, they'll really get us. so we just approach it to be prepared for everything that comes in, no matter what. >> and the rain actually just intensified really within the last minute or so. here in napa, we were speaking with some tourists who tell me that they have hotels booked in san francisco, but with the way the rain is coming down now, they told me they're most likely going to have to find a place to stay and wait the storm out. we're live in napa. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> sounds like it.

senator najaf senator keating from new york actually made a speech in which he raised the possibility of soviet offensive, i.e. nuclear weapons being stationed on the island of cuba, 90 miles from american shore. ford simultaneous way. in part i think because of what he knew from his, you know, intelligence oversight, he was very concerned that there were not adequate american surveillance flights over cuba. he went to john mccone, who was then head of the cia, to voice his concern. mckone agreed with him. he also talked to robert mcnamara. now, mcnamara is in sort of bad odor because of vietnam but ford and mcnamara each other because, of course, mcnamara had been a whiz kid at ford motor company before he became defense secretary. they they trusted other in fact, the reason that gerald ford was on the warren commission was because robert mcnamara and dean rusk, lbj of state told president johnson, if you want a republican congressman who is serious and who can be trusted, you ought to consider gerald ford. well, anyway, in in the middle of what became the cuban missile, ford obvious

keating. >> secretary, thank you for second sharing your success. they have seen the tolls of cancer and take their lives as well as cancer survivors. it gives our opportunity to get screening and treatment themselves. ranking member on the house for an affair committee on europe. each week, i see multiple leaders and foreign ministers, ambassadors, colleagues and parliament. not a week goes by where i do not see at least 20 of these people when we are here. i want to show you one thing. not one of those leaders asked where you were for three days. what they are asking is where has america been for the last three months? i assure them the folks are there to help ukraine. all that is lacking is for the speaker of the house to put a simple vote up and down on the floor. mr. secretary, you have acknowledged your responsibility. you have held yourself accountable. you have made changes to rectify that. we, in this house right now have to be held accountable if we are to keep democracy alive abroad, we cannot have it die right here at home in this house

city's teenaged goalkeeper khiara keating saved the day.eling confident now. and sir chris hoy - it again. city feeling confident now. and sir chris hoy says i it again. city feeling confident| now. and sir chris hoy says he it again. city feeling confident i now. and sir chris hoy says he is receiving treatment for cancer after receiving treatment for cancer after receiving his diagnosis last year. he retired in 2013. sir chris now works as a pundit. he hasn't described the type of cancer and said he hoped to keep the information private but progressively is hand was forced in going public. the 47—year—old set of social media that his diagnosis came as a huge shock having had no symptoms and that he was optimistic, positive, and surrounded by love, for which he is truly grateful, and he is continuing to work, ride his bike, and live life as normal. —— 47—year—old said on social. intricate, it has been india's day so far in roger got in the third test, thanks to magnificent bowling. in them when it when momentum but were 290 45 at large. th

keating, everybody will have five minutes and i will yield. >> thank you. i appreciate that and if i am not back that early, don't call everybody else out. thank you so much. >> the chair recognizing mr. birch it. >> thank you, mr. chairman. quickly wasting my time here and mr. hamilton, the border patrol, they have the authority to refuse to allow illegal crossings? >> depending on the context to which you are speaking, at the point of entry they do and we are building physical infrastructures to prevent the illegal entry of aliens into the united states which is a federal crime. >> what legal authority does the state like texas have to protect its border? >> under current interpretations of various courts those authorities remain limited under the supreme court's decision in arizona and under the constitution there are those who have different thoughts about that. >> vice president harris was put in charge of the border crisis by president biden and what has she done? >> little to nothing in my opinion. >> what can you tell us about the trafficking of chi

no, i love ronan keating . right. love ronan keating. right. >> love him.ynolds with what's going on at wrexham taking over. >> let's talk about robbie williams at trent vale. williams coming at trent vale. it so boyzone chorley fc . it is so boyzone at chorley fc. there we are. boyzone there could owen chorley so ronan and shane and keith . they're going shane and keith. they're going to be at the fa trophy clash with solihull now . chorley are with solihull now. chorley are in discussions that could see boyzone become the face of the club . can you imagine tom clarke club. can you imagine tom clarke , whose chorley coo, said that he was thrilled that the trio would be attending and says it has the potential to bring our town into the limelight like never before. it's not 1994 anymore. >> well, we love them for a reason, you know , that's a very reason, you know, that's a very good point. >> yeah, well, if you're saying that i just wonder whether something gets exciting . the something gets exciting. the ball forward, they'll all ball goes forward, they'll

ronan keating, shane lynch and keith duffy, along with westlife's brian mcfadden are in talks about awe'll speak to the chorley fc chairman at twenty to nine. those lyrics, no matter who they follow. i am not going to sing it. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm alison earle. a watchdog has warned the the met police is not doing enough to tackle child exploitation, leaving vulnerable young people at risk. his majesty's inspectorate of constabulary and fire & rescue services said scotland yard lacked understanding of the "nature and scale of child exploitation" which is a "significant barrier" to the force being able to tackle the problem. i should start by saying a sincere apology, really, to all those affected by the incidents reported on by the inspectorate in this report. it will be upsetting for anyone who has been affected by these instances of exploitation that the inspectorate have reported on. and my heart goes out to those who have been affected and their families. but we are as you know making great strides in how we