thank you, mark lobel, the essence. thank you, mark lobel. and — the essence.ssence. thank you, mark lobel, and of course - the essence. thank you, mark lobel, and of course we - the essence. thank you, mark lobel, and of course we will i lobel, and of course we will have a little bit more on that later in our programme as well. let's get some of the day's other news. the russian authorities have detained a further 1,200 protesters in moscow and st petersburg during demonstrations on tuesday in support of the prominent russian opposition activist, alexei navalny. he has now been sentenced to 2.5 years in prison. women in china's so—called re—education camps have been systematically raped and tortured — according to first hand accounts obtained by the bbc. it's estimated at least a million men and women have been detained in the camps. china claims they are simply centres to de—radicalise uighurs and other muslim minorities. the united nations security council has failed to agree a joint statement condemning the military takeover in myanmar, after china objected

mark lobel, thank ou saturday afternoon. mark lobel, thank you for— saturday afternoon.oon. mark lobel, thank you for the moment. - marc sallinger is a reporter for 9news network in colorado. hejoins us from denver airport. marc, great to have you with us. ~ . marc, great to have you with us. . . , ., marc, great to have you with us. ~ . ., marc, great to have you with us. what if you learn? thank ou for us. what if you learn? thank you for having _ us. what if you learn? thank you for having me. _ us. what if you learn? thank you for having me. i - us. what if you learn? thank you for having me. i was - you for having me. i was speaking with passengers who were on the flight as it took off from denver on its way to hawaii where many of them were going for vacation. they say just a couple of minutes after take off they heard a loud bang and they look out the window and they look out the window and immediately they knew that something was wrong and they saw the engine had, the top of the engine had flown off and there was fire on the engine as well as smoke and of course

mark lobel fate of one of their own. mark lobel, bbc news.ew pictures from mars — of nasa's robot perseverence, touching down on the red planet. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order, but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perform. malcolm has been murdered. that has a terrible effect on the morale of the people. i'm terrified of the repercussions on the streets. one wonders who is next. gunfire. as the airlift got under way, there was no let—up in the eruption itself. lava streams from a vent low in the crater flowed down to the sea on the east of the island, away from the town for the time being. it could start flowing again at any time. the russians heralded their new—generation space station with a spectacular night launch. they called it mir — the russian for �*peace'. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: presidentjoe biden has used a virtual global security and pledge to earn back europe's trust. his new u

mark lobel reports.to get women in the driving seat for years before the ban was lifted and calling for an end to male guardianship and speaking to foreign diplomats about women's rights. president biden has replaced what he calls donald trump's blank cheque to saudi arabia with demands it cleans up arabia with demands it cleans up its human rights record. he says the move is welcome news. she is a powerful advocate for women's rights and releasing her is the right thing to do. saudi officials insist they are not bowing to us pressure. but are aware the effect of human rights stories. they point to a drop in executions. the 31 europa is my family warns she is still not free, subject to a travel ban and other restrictions while on probation. but for now, they are just probation. but for now, they arejust happy to probation. but for now, they are just happy to have their loved one back home. mark lobel loved one back home. mark lobel, bbc news. let's get more on this now. we can speak to lucy way with the

mark lobel, bbc news.ef prosecutor of the international criminal court, a daunting job which has seen the incumbent end up under us sanction. khan won after a second round of voting at the united nations in new york, with support from 72 nations. doctors in france are treating a critically patient infected with the south african variant of covid four months after he recovered from covid—i9. authors of a study into the case say it's the first billions of people might not secure inoculations this year, prolonging the pandemic by allowing the limitations of the virus. justin timberlake has apologised to britney spears after a new documentary led to criticism of how he treated her during and after their relationship. he also apologised to janet jackson after failing to support her over their controversial super bowl performance back in 200a. in a statement on instagram, he said: well, earlier i spoke to the celebrity blogger and media personality perez hilton and asked his response to the apology statement fro

mark lobel, thank you. victoria will re—enter lockdown in an effort to contain a small out rake of the uk coronavirus strain believed to have entered the community from a quarantine hotel. the five—day lockdown will begin at midnight on friday and prevent crowds from attending the australian open from saturday. organisers have said sessions under way will continue as planned with covid—safe protocols in place. it is following a controversial start to the grand slam, with players travelling to australia while citizens remain very much stranded overseas. at least six people have been killed in a crash on an icy interstate highway in fort worth, texas. more than 130 vehicles were involved in the carnage, with emergency crews still on scene more than 12 hours after the incident unfolded. tanya dendrinos reports. a scene of carnage, this resembling more a wrecking yard stopping the community left grieving with at least six lives lost and more than 60 people injured. irate lives lost and more than 60 people injur

mark lobel, bbc news.eta thunberg have been making the headlines in india for showing their support for the farmers who are protesting across the country. the farmers have been demonstrating over plans to give the private sector a greater say in agriculture — even though the government insists it will leave them better off. rajini vaidyanathan has the story. fighting for their future — the people who help feed this nation. more than half of indians are farmers. tens of thousands have been camped here for months. a busy road into the capital... now, a place of resistance, as they protest new laws they fear will destroy their livelihoods. as this site has grown, so, too, the police presence. farmers accuse the government of trying to silence them. for two months, devilal has been sleeping on the back of this truck with seven others. translation: we are fighting for our land, we are fighting i for our rights. we won't go back until these laws are repealed, even if we have to give our lives for the cause. and

mark lobel, bbc news.eculation it could lead to a baby boom. there's no official data yet but it looks like lockdown may have had the reverse effect. however, one street in the uk is bucking the trend, as jon kay reports. first it was jenny. then catherine. then caroline. followed by victoria, then ellie, and now ailey. well, it started with just a couple and then we found out we were due and then i was speaking tojenny... maybe i started a trend. every time i speak to someone else, it was like, the number basically increased. there is something in the water! four and then five and then six. there are just women popping up every day it felt like. _ it's been fantastic. myjaw hit the floor! really? yeah, iwas, like, i can't believe it. this street, this little street. notjust on the same street but all on the same side of the street. the first lockdown, lots of people went out and got dogs! um... you didn't want a dog! we've been going running, we've been baking bread. and we've been making babies. you can'

mark lobel, bbc news.ional common court. 0n to the international common court. on a second round of voting at the united nations in new york, the support from 72 nations. doctors in france a doctors in france are treating a critically patient infected with the south african variant of covid four months after he recovered from covid i9. recovered from covid 19. authors in the study says the first of his kind. the 58—year—old man was first admitted in hospital in paris after he initially tested positive with covid i9 after he initially tested positive with covid 19 in september. the former head of the european central bank mario draghi has agreed to form a new government in italy. it will be made up of a mix of cobbler politicians and technocrats covering a broad sway of the political spectrum. justin timberlake has apologised to britney spears after a new documentary led to criticism of how he treated her during and after their relationship. he also apologised to janet jackson after failing to support her o

mark lobel says china's decision was not a surprise.ystematically blocked or expelled the foreign media in the past couple of years. in 2020, three american journalists were expelled. already the bbc website and bbc news app is banned in china. and it could also be retaliatory because earlier this month, the british media regulator 0fcom actually revoked the license of the chinese state broadcaster's wing here, cctv, because what they said is the company that they'd given the license to, they didn't believe was in full editorial control — in other words, that the chinese state might have some control over what went out on air. so this ban came into place, and we, this is a ban of you and i talking, which people can watch all around the world, but perhaps not now in hotel rooms in china. and we learned about it through the state affiliated global times newspaper, and if we can show the tweet they sent out. the reason they gave was because of a slew of falsified reporting on bbc world news, they said, on issues including xinjiang and chin

mark lobel, bbc news. what an incredible story that is.about to ramp up to another gear by the end of this week, certainly into the weekend. it�*ll be turning much colder with the risk of some disruptive snow in places. so for the next few days, it�*ll gradually be turning colder for all, and we�*ll see increasing snow particularly over the hills in the north. now for thursday, we�*ve still got low pressure close by to the uk, it�*s the weather front across the north bringing further cloud, outbreaks of rain to northern ireland, much of scotland, northern england too, and here we�*ll see further snow over the scottish hills accumulating and drifting in that strong east—southeast wind. further south, after a bright start to the day, we�*ll start to see showery bursts of rain moving up from the south. here, it�*ll tend to be fairly mild, 8—10 celsius, but very cold across the north where we have that snow. through thursday night, it continues with rain and the snow across scotland — significant accumulations over the grampians and the highla

mark lobel, bbc news.al levels, according to new data from ports and official bodies. the figures show a significant dip in freight traffic during january, after thousands of lorries were forced to wait in kent because of both covid testing and new border checks following the post—brexit transition period. more than 50,000 homes and businesses in glasgow were left without water this morning after a main supply pipe burst in the west side of the city. nearby roads were flooded, with water turning to ice in places, due to sub—zero temperatures. scottish water apologised to customers and said supplies were gradually being restored. it's normally a time when restaurants are booked up with couples dining out to celebrate valentine's day. with lockdown measures still in place and cashflows under pressure — an increasing number of venues have adapted to create restaurant—quality home delivery meal kits instead. our business correspondent katy austin has more. vicky and chris plan to recreate the restaurant experi

mark lobel reports. united airlines flight 832 moments after takeoff from denver, when its right engine catches fire. some of the 231 passengers using their phones to film what could be their last flight. others nervously texting loved ones goodbye. you could just feel it, like, boom. and you could hear it. and we just started shaking. we were right on the wing, so i looked out and i could see some smoke coming and ijust knew, you know? my daughter was sitting on the window and i was like, don't look! let's close it up and let's just pray. so that's what we did, we kind ofjust held hands and said some prayers. as the boeing 777 destined for hawaii suddenly circles back for an emergency landing... why don't we get going, because these things are just falling? ..parts of the plane were raining down on the city of broomfield. landing in the parks, streets and on people's front lawns. this casing was meant to be keeping the plane's engine free from ice, and literally weighs a tonne. it initially struck this

mark lobel, bbc news. after a multi—coloured motley was spotted flying over the hills. its owner chloe brown has trained him to fly freely in the wild and then return to her, turning motley into a local sensation. ian white reports. this is motley, a 2.5—year—old hybrid macaw who is fast becoming an internet sensation. he's a blue and gold crossed with a green—wing macaw. so he has the very gentle giant nature from the green—wing but he's also got the very clownish personality from the blue and gold. motley started to get famous when his owner, chloe, decided to take him free flying, training him to fly in the wild over the peak district and then return to her. birds aren't meant to be kept in cages. in the wild, they would fly on average 15—17 miles a day so we have to give them exercise. they've got very complex respiratory systems and they need the exercise to keep fit and healthy. also mental stimulation as well. it might look fun but free flying can be dangerous. you've got risks that are involved. th

mark lobel, bbc news. some of the day's other news.o be the new chief prosecutor of the international criminal court. he won a second round of voting at the united nations in new york and had support from 72 nations. the former head of the european central bank mario draghi was formally, agree to formally form a government in italy, making up his cabinet of technocrats and ex— politicians to cover a full swathe of the political spectrum. to cover a full swathe of the politicalspectrum. for to cover a full swathe of the political spectrum. for years, one of south africa's great tourist attractions has been the opportunity to see up close one of the world's most fearsome predators, great white shark. but barely a single great white has been spotted off the coast of cape town for two years now where once they used to be hundreds. so what is going on? andrew harding has been investigating. ona on a hillside overlooking the bay, shock spotters are keeping a close watch on the waves. after all, this coastline near cape town has long been hom

mark lobel reports.ness the scene of the biggest cash heist in us history, around 60 years ago to government rating this mail truck for 1.5 million dollars. today's grubs are accused of stealing 1.3 billion dollars, with no getaway cars, just a click of the mouse. they come from cash—strapped north korea which the us department described as a criminal can get with the flag. kim il, parkjin hyok, and jon chang hyok — the us as they are member of the north korean intelligence agency. north korean intelligence auen . . , , agency. he retains the ability to conduct — agency. he retains the ability to conduct disrupting - agency. he retains the ability to conduct disrupting sub- i to conduct disrupting sub— attacks. some are high—profile and prominent. it attacks. some are high-profile and prominent.— and prominent. it was the release of _ and prominent. it was the release of this _ and prominent. it was the release of this comedy . and prominent. it was the j release of this comedy six years ago, about a fic

thank you, mark lobel.n his words, in their post back dealings amid fears ireland could be collateral damage in the process. it follows a week of tense negotiations and weeks of calls between the eu and uk over the coronavirus vaccine supply. and the northern ireland protocol, part of the brexit agreement designed to prevent a hard border between ireland and northern ireland. fergal keane sent this report from dublin. they're remembering the centenary of ireland's guerrilla war for independence here, but the age of martyrs is long gone in the republic. taoiseach, how are you? still, the taoiseach knows this could be a critical moment in the story of the peace process. and that's what's prompted this message to british and eu leaders. i just worry a bit about the post—brexit noise from eu member states towards britain and vice—versa. what would you say to your european...? i want to tell them they need to cool it down. this isn't an ongoing battle between the uk and some of the bigger beasts of europe. they

mark lobel reports.ster nikol pashinyan rallies supporters in yerevan. ministers alsojoined him in solidarity after the country's top generals told him and his cabinet to resign. translation: some people want to drag the army - into unconstitutional processes. this is an attempted coup but the people will not allow a military coup in armenia! the pm's plea also fell on international ears. we urge all parties to exercise restraint. we remind all parties of the bedrock democratic principle that state's armed forces should not intervene in domestic politics. but calls for the prime minister's resignation were made within earshot of parliament, opposition supporters buoyed by the military top brass' intervention after the prime minister's sacking of a commander angered them, on top of losing last year's bloody conflict with azerbaijan. that defeat led protesters to storm parliament back in november, moments after a russian—brokered deal had been announced, confirming armenia's loss after six weeks of fightin

mark lobel reports. and new york city. flights grounded, vaccinations sites shut. with up to 22 inches of snow expected in coastal flooding, new york's mayor warns of a new reason to stay at home. blizzard conditions. stay off the road, stay off the streets and sidewalks, stay inside. if there is anyway you can avoid travelling... as this curtain of snow lifts the mood on broadway, it's most definitely snow time. in central park, as in europe recently, americans now savouring snow days at a time of otherwise virtual life. ijust wanted to enjoy the snow a little bit. he is also enjoying it, but i think he's done. this is a wonderful day today. it's not that often that we get this kind of snow in new york city, and this is one of the most beautiful places in the world to enjoy that snow. with the fight against climate change thrown a lifeline by america's new president, current conditions show what global warming can lead to. meteorologists say snow here has become less frequent, but more intense. the snow

mark lobel, bbc news.hree months with little food will have to be destroyed. they say the animals had suffered for too long after the lebanese—flagged vessel was refused entry at several mediterranean ports over fears the cattle had contracted bovine blue—tongue virus. an iceberg the size of greater london has broken away from the antarctic. the split was detected just 20 kilometres from britain's halley research station, on the brunt ice shelf. scientists who've been predicting such a event for months say they'll use satellite images to track the iceberg, and to monitor instabilities on the remaining ice shelf platform. helen fricker is a glaciologist and professor at the scripps institution of oceanography in san diego. earlier i asked her about the size of the iceberg that had broken off from the ice shelf. so, it's about 1,300 square kilometres, about the size of manhattan or greater london, as you said. and is that a big, medium, small...? it is, we do get very large icebergs coming from antarctica, i

mark lobel reports.evan. ministers alsojoined him in solidarity after the country's top generals told him and his cabinet to resign. translation: some people want to drag the army - into unconstitutional processes. this is an attempted coup but the people will not allow a military coup in armenia! the pm's plea also fell on international ears. we urge all parties to exercise restraint. we remind all parties of the bedrock democratic principle that state's armed forces should not intervene in domestic politics. but calls for the prime minister's resignation were made within earshot of parliament, opposition supporters buoyed by the military top brass' intervention after the prime minister's sacking of a commander angered them, on top of losing last year's bloody conflict with azerbaijan. that defeat lead protesters to storm parliament back in november, moments after a russian—brokered deal had been announced, confirming armenia's loss after six weeks of fighting in nagorno—karabakh. turkey—backed azerbaij

mark lobel, bbc news.ill go into isolation after a worker at one of the event's hotels tested positive for coronavirus. scheduled play at the warm—up events at melbourne park have been cancelled as a result. players will be free to return to the competition after a negative test, and the organisers expect 2021's first tennis grand slam to go ahead as planned on monday. movie theaters are closed in many parts of the world due to the pandemic, but the hollywood awards season began in earnest on wednesday, with the announcement of the golden globe nominees. and history was made with three women nominated in the best director category. among them, chloe zhao, who directed the movie nomadland. our entertainment correspondent tom brook has more. i'm not homeless, i'm just... chloe zhao's picture nomadland, starring frances mcdormand, is a contemporary western, the story of a woman who leads a nomadic life in america's heartland. it's been playing at festivals and at their drive—in venues, and it's generated a lo

mark lobel reports. nikol pashinyan rallies supporters. ministers alsojoined pashinyan rallies supporters. ministers also joined him pashinyan rallies supporters. ministers alsojoined him in solidarity. after the country's top generals told him and his cabinet resigned. translation: some people want to drag the army into unconstitutional processes. this is an attempted coup but the people will not allow military coup in armenia! the pm's please also fell on international ears. we the pm's please also fell on international ears.— the pm's please also fell on international ears. we urge all parties to exercise restraint. we remind all parties of the bedrock democratic principle that states armed forces should not intervene in domestic politics. not intervene in domestic olitics. �* not intervene in domestic olitics. , not intervene in domestic olitics. �* , ., not intervene in domestic militia-— politics. but calls for the prime minister's - politics. but calls for the - prime minister's resignation were m

mark lobel, bbc news.omfort and therapy for hundreds of young people with disabilities. but, with the landlord wanting to sell, the community have a week left to raise the one—million pounds needed to buy it — or face closure. fiona lamdin has the story. these stables in south—west london have been here for nearly 200 years. for the last 12, they have been helping those with disabilities. but now the owner wants to sell. do you want to give him a carrot? 18—year—old dominic has cerebral palsy. we all want the best for our children but when you get someone like dominic who cannot access anything, just seeing the joy, what the one activity can give him what nothing else can do, that is why it is so important. sorry. emotional. time is running out. they have just seven days to raise hundreds of thousands and they are desperate for help. i feel enormous pressure because 350 disabled people are relying on us. i absolutely have to do it for them and i feel like i am carrying the weight of them on my back. i feel

mark lobel, bbc news.es. and history was made, with three women nominated in the best director category. among them, chloe zhao, who directed the movie nomadland. our entertainment correspondent tom brook has more. i�*m not homeless, i�*m just... chloe zhao�*s picture nomadland, starring frances mcdormand, is a contemporary western, the story of a woman who leads a nomadic life in america�*s heartland. it�*s been playing at festivals and at their drive—in venues, and it�*s generated a lot of awards buzz. for 38—year—old zhao, this, her third film, is a major achievement. she�*s made history by becoming the first woman of asian descent to land a golden globe best director nomination. obviously, she�*s pleased by the recognition. i think it�*s great, i think it�*s very happy. i love what i do, and anything that can help me keep doing what i love to do, i�*ll take it. last year, the south korean movie parasite won the top best picture trophy at the oscars. now, with chloe zhao earning a golden globe nominatio

mark lobel, bbc news. a plane crash in nigeria.. in a tweet, the minister of aviation said the plane had reported engine failure on the way to minna, and it is not clear if there has been any casualties. that is a military aircraft that has crashed just short of the runway in the nigerian capital. we will bring you more details on that as they come into us through the day. the duke of edinburgh has spent a fifth night in a london hospital. he was visited yesterday by his son, the prince of wales. prince charles spent around half an hour with his father before returning to his highgrove residence in gloucestershire. prince philip, who's 99, was admitted to hospital on tuesday on the advice of his doctor after feeling unwell. broadcasterjo whiley says she is living "a nightmare" after being offered a covid vaccine before her sister, who has a learning disability and diabetes. her sister frances has since tested positive for coronavirus after there was an outbreak in her care home. the bbc radio 2 presenter said she would give up her

mark lobel, bbc news.e second impeachment trial of donald trump. lawyers representing the former president have accused democrats of using the proceedings to settle political scores, saying the charge of "incitement of insurrection" was a "monstrous lie". dr thomas gift is an associate professor in political science at university college london and earlier gave his thoughts on the way donald trump's defense team presented their argument... to me, there's almost nothing suspenseful about this impeachment trial and a not guilty verdict is a foregone conclusion. everything that we've seen so far, including from the republican defence, serious observers of american politics were predicting from a mile away. as evidence, republicans used only about three or four hours of their allocated time defending trump and at least some legal experts have suggested that's three or four more hours than they needed. the argument is that a better strategy would have been not to put a defence on at all and just to say that the

mark lobel has the details.oul, is back home after over 1,000 days behind bars. she was reprimanded for her public campaigning to get saudi women in the driving seat four years before the ban was lifted, and later calling for an end to male guardianship, and speaking to foreign diplomats and the media about women's rights. president biden has replaced what his aides called donald trump's "blank cheque for saudi arabia" with demands it cleans up its human rights record. he says loujain's move from prison is welcome news. she is a powerful advocate for women's rights and releasing her is the right thing to do. saudi officials insist they are not bowing to us pressure but aware of the negative effect of human rights stories are having on the country's global image, they point to a recent, dramatic drop in executions. saudi arabia is currently running a huge pr campaign and with the failure of the g20, and obviously the new biden administration, that is a lot of pressure. and we have the neon city that is going to b

mark lobel reports. flights grounded, vaccinations sites shut. with up to 22 inches of snow expected in coastal flooding, inches of snow expected in coastalflooding, new inches of snow expected in coastal flooding, new york's mayor warns of a new reason to stay at home. mayor warns of a new reason to stay at home-— stay at home. blizzard conditions, _ stay at home. blizzard conditions, stay i stay at home. blizzard conditions, stay off. stay at home. blizzard| conditions, stay off the stay at home. blizzard - conditions, stay off the road, stay off the streets and sidewalks, stay inside. if there is anyway you can avoid travelling. is there is anyway you can avoid travelling-— travelling. is this curtain of snow lifts _ travelling. is this curtain of snow lifts the _ travelling. is this curtain of snow lifts the mood - travelling. is this curtain of snow lifts the mood on i snow lifts the mood on broadway, it's most definitely snow time. in central park, as in europe recently, americans now savouring sno

mark lobel, bbc news.e international criminal court. karim khan qc currently heads the un team investigating war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by the islamic state group in iraq. he'll take up his new role injune. the headlines on bbc news... uk government has launched a final push to vaccinate the most vulnerable as it closes in of its target of 15 million jabs. leading british scientists have won the vaccines must be made available to poorer countries to bring the pandemic under control. in the former us president donald trump is expected to be acquitted when senators vote on a second impeachment trial later on saturday. from midnight tonight germany is to set up border checks for their bodies with the czech republic and austria, the location of a ski resort that was said to be the location of the super spreader event almost years ago. it was found in a report that regional authorities acted too slowly to shut down ski resorts. markus blume is the general secretary for the christian social

mark lobel, bbc news. this is bbc news.nior ministers and scientific advisers about how to ease england's lockdown — ahead of tomorrow's announcement. there's a new pledge that every adult in the uk will be offered their first dose of coronavirus vaccine by the end ofjuly — a month ahead of schedule. thousands of protesters have returned to the streets in myanmar, a day after security forces fired at a crowd killing two people in the city of mandalay. the church of england should be playing a key role in solving the national housing crisis, according to a group of bishops. the report by the archbishops' commission says the church should even provide affordable housing on its own land, and reveal more than eight million people are living in sub—standard, over—crowded and unaffordable housing. polly neate is the ceo of housing charity, shelter. polly, good to have you with us. how important is this recommendation by these bishops, and what would you like to see the church do on housing?— housing? well, it is really important

mark lobel, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news...ters and scientific advisers about how to ease england's lockdown — ahead of tomorrow's announcement of a road map out of the current restrictions. a funeral has taken place in myanmar for a young woman who's become a national symbol of resistance to miltary rule, after she was shot during a protest against the coup. there's a new pledge that every adult in the uk will be offered their first dose of coronavirus vaccine by the end ofjuly — a month ahead of schedule. as we've been hearing, the uk prime minister borisjohnson is due to announce plans tomorrow about his �*roadmap' out of lockdown in england. it comes as the government says it has the vaccine supplies to provide all adults in the uk with a first dose of the coronavirus vaccine by the end ofjuly, raising hopes forforeign holidays. paul charles is the ceo of travel consultancy, the pc agency. he's also the co—found of the save our summer campaign which is calling for travel to be opened back up and for the government to reassu

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mark lobel reports. hear it? yes. mummy!d bang was heard on board this united airlines flight 328 just after take—off in denver, leaving its 231 passengers heading to hawaii now holding their breath as the pilot makes a distress call. mayday, mayday. we need to return immediately. you could hear the boom, and we started shaking. we were right on the wing, so i looked out and i could see some smoke coming, and ijust knew. my daughter was on the window and i wasjust like don't look, let's close it up and let'sjust pray. so that's what we did, we held hands and said some prayers. as the boeing 777 circled back for an emergency landing, parts of the plane were raining down on the city of broomfield, landing in the park, on streets, and on people's front lawns. this casing was meant to be keeping the engine free from ice, and literally weighs a tonne. it initially struck this pick—up truck, with its ownerjust metres away. a lot of people said they heard that really loud explosion, which scared a lot of people, then they started s

trillions of trillions of paper that is going to come out in a while and suddenly this will happen lobel e and suddenly purchasing power in the confidence of the currency collapses and we have a hyperinflation. seemed wrong. but all in all just don't call. me old yet to shape out these days become educated and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interest or you see in this these techniques is the state devising methods to him to essentially destroy the personality of an individual. by scientific means this is how one doctor's theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against prisoners deemed a danger to the state that was the foundation for the method of psychological interrogation psychological torture of the cia disseminated within the us intelligence community and worldwide among our allies for the next 30 years and how the victims say they still live with the consequences today. the use lockdown showdown brussels

mark lobel takes a look. dusting off history.a large suburban villa, preserved in a thick layer of ash after a volcanic eruption almost 2000 years ago. incredibly, almost entirely intact. note the high iron wheels. metal arms and back rest. to seat one or two passengers. look even closer. along the sides, engraved bronze sheets and painted wooden panels featuring cupid. speaking of which, on the rear, bronze and tin medallions depicting essential scenes. all pointing towards the real purpose of this stunning uniquely italian discovery. which archaeologists deduce with taxi priestesses and ladies. this one, imagined to lead a bride to her new household. translation: pompeii continues to amaze us with its discoveries. it will be like this for many years to come with another 20 hectares to excavate. moreover, shows one can enhance the site and attract tourists from all over the world and at the same time one can do research. this excavation site for the yellow dot is here just north of the much visited city of pompeii, could have be

the united states has been at least for the last 50 or 60 years like lobel power and a leading global power so it has to have a particular kind of brand of of conflict management and this is it it's it's militarized but i'd never accept that argument about militarization as simply the reason to explain why americans like done so much i think there's also a relationship to not ever having to explain oneself i think that's a part of american culture. but it's also really a part of american identity which is never to apologize. she could walk what she's lazy. i goofball. but. i raised 2 girls and single dad and i watched it with my own to our kids grow up too fast you know it's hard enough now with what's going on. my opinion democrats have been all for our guns for many many years trying to do so . thing about guns but it's in our d.n.a. and in americans they can't get it out it's impossible it's like a bad stage i'm not a bad stain but it's like a stain it's never going to go away we're always going to have no. it was. you someone said that it's right. for center disaster she teaches t

mark lobel reports. i am a hostage, and this villa has been converted into a jail.ts of dubai's princess latifa continues, last heard from via a smuggled mobile phone in solitary confinement. she blames herfather, dubai's powerful ruler sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum. friends released this footage, having not heard from herfor months. now the un wants answers. given the serious concerns about sheikha latifa, we have requested that the government's response comes as a matter of priority. we did ask for proof of life. two years ago, the uae released these photos as proof sheikha latifa was ok when similar concerns were raised after she tried to flee the city—state. but the other person pictured here, the former un human rights commissioner mary robinson, says she was horribly tricked after taking part. campaigners don't want to see the same mistake again. we would like to see the united nations bring an independent team to visit princess latifa wherever she is in the uae, verify proof of life themselves, be given free after mounting international pressure, the

lifts that which totals $1500.00 tonnes a month the breakdown of such plastic takes centuries but lobel consumption of mosques is just as alarming a recent study estimates $6000000000.00 are being made daily to satisfy current demand and viral mentalist alison oakton newton sais the overreliance of mollusks poses many risks. b.b. in general is very much a concern for us but masks in particular because of the elasticated hoops and also because the threat to public health that they represent as well as the fact that they are single use plastic items so they're not going to do anything in the natural world other them present a hazard take over 400 years to break down into micro plastics so masks are a particular concern for us and they're everywhere well meanwhile some hospitals continue to complain about the supply of masks not meeting demand that despite global production of the face coverings increasing 30 fallen since 2019 alison auxerre newton again believes the short term benefit of masks will lead to long term problems. i do think that we were making some real inroads into getting e

mark lobel reports. begins by questioning the legitimacy of the meeting. we'll start the meeting, and i want to repeat what i said at the beginning of the last meeting, that this meeting has not been called according to the law. the law has been broken. the correct titles and procedures are all important here. are you here as the proper officer? i am here offering support to handforth parish council in the conduct of this meeting this evening. you're not the proper officer. is that as a clerk or proper officer? there is no difference between clerk and proper officer... of course there is! yes, there is. you must know the basic law. but self—proclaimed monitoring officerjackie weaver, apparently brought in as clerk to calm the tensions in previous meetings by other members present, stands her ground. bedlam soon ensues. the law has been broken... it has been properly... will you please let the chairman...?! mrs weaver, please! if you disrupt this meeting, i will have to remove you from it. you can't! it's