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believe it will be. colonel richard kemp, thank you very l don't believe it will be.the uk with his family fell to his death from a window on the ninth floor of a hotel. mohammed munib majeedi and his family were put up at the hotel in sheffield as part of the government's resettlement scheme. our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani, reports. a new life in a new country that's ended in tragedy. this hotel in sheffield is now the scene of a major investigation into a dreadful accident. the victim, a five—year—old afghan boy, mohammed munib majeedi. he had recently arrived with his parents and four siblings from kabul — refugees given protection in the uk because his father worked in the british embassy. police and ambulances were called to the oyo metropolitan hotel on wednesday afternoon, after the boy fell from a ninth—floor window. the translator working with the afghan families being housed there said all of them were devastated. the boy and his family came to the uk under the government scheme to protect people who were at risk from the taliban. the home

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the intersection of monterey road and kerner avenue when she was hit by what is believed to be a white mercedes benz c l s vanessa died at a local hospital, a mother hopes of finding the driver with help get her family closure. i know that. >>nothing will bring my daughter back. bringing the individual or individuals to justice is what we want. >>there have been 39 traffic fatalities in san jose just this year alone. panetta says she and members of the community will hold a peaceful march today to bring more awareness and attention to these type of incidents. in the east bay. berkeley police arrested a 65 year-old man on suspicion of driving drunk and hitting a pedestrian it happened shortly before 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon near the berkeley bowl marketplace on san pablo avenue in oregon street. the victim was a 59 year-old man. he was taken to a local hospital and is in critical condition, but stable condition. some bottle avenue was closed for several hours the teen grayson street and hines avenue while police investigated the incident is sense. then re opened. the big story now the white house sa

many believe the government has let them down. translation: l flee from my hometown because the taliban captured it. they killed three of my brothers. afghan forces are not fighting, they are just handing over control. the fighting is less than an hourfrom kabul now, in the neighbouring province. many of the war wounded have been coming to this hospital. this 14—year—old was injured in an explosion. he has lost and eye and had an arm amputated. one of my brothers this was also killed in the fighting one year ago. if my mother finds out what happened to me she would have a stroke. more than a thousand have been killed in the past month. in a country engulfed by suffering. brigidier general mark kimmitt served as deputy assistant secretary of defense for middle east policy in president george w bush's white house. i asked him whether he was surprised by the talibans�* rapid gains. i really am, and i think any military observer would be surprised as well. it is not unprecedented throughout history to see this kind of collapse, but with the force th

many believe the government has let them down. translation: lto flee from my hometown because the taliban captured it. they killed three of my brothers. afghan forces are not fighting, they are just handing over control. the fighting is less than an hourfrom kabul now, in the neighbouring province. many of the war wounded have been coming to this hospital. this 14—year—old was injured in an explosion. he has lost and eye and had an arm amputated. one of my but this was also killed in the fighting one year ago. if my mother finds out what happened to me she would have a stroke. more than a thousand have been killed in the past month. in a country engulfed by suffering. in a sign of their growing alarm, the us and britain are sending troops back into afghanistan to help evacuate their nationals. we can go live now to our washington correspondent gary 0'donoghue. hello, gary. quite a sense of urgency around this evacuation. yes. urgency around this evacuation. yes, and i think that's _ urgency around this evacuation. yes, and i think that's why _ u

l afghanistan? i think not - necessarily. i'm a firm believerthere and the government as a whole are capable of holding onto those bits of the country that really matter, and i think it's important they do that, because if they do, there's a chance the taliban are more likely to come to the table because they will recognise they have to find a political compromise. i always go back to the announcement from the joint religious council is about six weeks ago, where the war was declared illegal. ithink weeks ago, where the war was declared illegal. i think the moral high ground can be seized by the afghan government if they are able to hold onto those key bits of afghanistan at the moment. in to hold onto those key bits of afghanistan at the moment. in your view though. _ afghanistan at the moment. in your view though. do _ afghanistan at the moment. in your view though, do that _ afghanistan at the moment. in your view though, do that love _ afghanistan at the moment. in your view though, do that love and - afghanistan at the moment. in your view

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leaving l afghanistan is in the national interest— afghanistan is in the national interest of the united states. after today's _ interest of the united states. after today's attack, do you believeauthorise additional forces to respond — will authorise additional forces to respond to that attack inside afghanistan and are you prepared to add additional forces to protect those _ add additional forces to protect those americans who remain on the ground _ those americans who remain on the ground carrying out the evacuation operation? — ground carrying out the evacuation operation? i�*ve ground carrying out the evacuation o eration? �* , . operation? i've instructed the military whatever _ operation? i've instructed the military whatever they - operation? i've instructed the military whatever they need l operation? i've instructed the | military whatever they need to operation? i've instructed the - military whatever they need to come if they need additional force, i will granted. but the military from the chamber of the joint chiefs, commanders in the field have all contacted me one way or another usually by letter, saying they subscribe to the mission as designed. to get as many p

l against the backdrop of china. china has been extending a hand to the taliban, saying it believes the taliban has an important roleground in a region where the us is losing influence again? well, i think you look at this in the context of the whole time and not just this the context of the whole time and notjust this particular moment. because china is not talking about going and militarily to feel any military void or security void. they arejust military void or security void. they are just actually trying to play both sides and reaching out to the taliban and also to the afghan government side. they are trying to play both sides to try to gain something that they can because there is some financial opportunity for them in there with several rare earth materials and other things and also it is on their border and they don't want any of the violence to spill over into their side. they have a motivation to do that but look before we came in and in 2001, china was already there. there is no void to fill there. we just actually help them out as a read about not long ago that we help them out by keeping some of the se

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l. water, the main artery, carrying blood from the heart. according to this document, published by weeklies, more one's family does not believe he took his own life. he was planning for the future, and suicide did not figure in his plans. dr. my once family, very much of the mind that he did not commit suicide. so in order to persuade the coroner, the coroner's story that this was not a case of suicide, one would have to highlight certain things. how did dr. m? i want to present in the days, weeks leading up to the 27th of june, 2007. did you seem happy? did he have any plans? so i understand his wife was very clear that this was a 63 old man with everything to live for. he was still working. he still had an active life in start chant, holidays plan with his grandchildren. so you would highlight that, you know, this is somebody who got ongoing plans so that they anticipate being around not taking their own life in the inquest took place in london some 3 years later they declared an open verdict. meaning that the death was suspicious. but with no clear cause me that he should need well, when, when the low would lead to her? was it in? no, hey

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we have been l hearing a concerted pr effort by the taliban to talk about moderation. by these words that you simply do not believeontradiction in terms. they will not moderate. they have not changed. for their pr they have to allay the fear of they have to allay the fear of the majority of the people of afghanistan but once they... hide afghanistan but once they... we are ritht afghanistan but once they... we are right at the end of our programme. we will have to leave it there but thank you very much. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ l vaughanjones. some of that rain will be quite heavy. saturday looks set to be the wettest day with spells of heavy rain and even the odd thunderstorm.— heavy rain and even the odd thunderstorm. . , ., , thunderstorm. sunday should be a bit brighter— thunderstorm. sunday should be a bit brighter with _ thunderstorm. sunday should be a bit brighter with some - a bit brighter with some sunshine but still one or two showers. this is the recent satellite picture and you can see the dry of cloud working in from the west. it is a weather front and it will continue to bring outbreaks o

left from the prison and are believed to be _ prisoners were left from the prison and are believed to be released? leleased before the americans pulled out? i don't know the exact number— americans pulled out? i don't know the exact number it _ americans pulled out? i don't know the exact number it is _ americans pulled out? i don't know the exact number it is in _ americans pulled out? i don't know the exact number it is in the - the exact number it is in the thousands. clearly when you consider both prisons because both of them were taken over by the taliban and emptv _ were taken over by the taliban and emptv i_ were taken over by the taliban and empty. i could not give you a precise — empty. i could not give you a precise figure. as for emptying out, remember, — precise figure. as for emptying out, remember, we were turning things over to _ remember, we were turning things over to afghan national security forces — over to afghan national security forces. that was part of the retrograde process. they did have responsibility for those prisons and the basis _ responsibility for those prisons and th