and because she wanted louisa to start school in ukraine. yep, sure. let me pull up the me, if it weren't for the wars my older daughter would have taken her little sister by the hand and walked her to school. is that which? that's our tradition of what the beats, you know, that that's such a thing going on. but she stayed in bulgaria on this deal. now that she didn't want to spend the summer here is that a school for? she's better off over there. and she has friends there even on. uh, not it was, it was choice. louisa and her mother stay in touch with 16 year old molina. she's planning to come back to ukraine for university. you will, you craniums are very strong. even in hard times. we always find a way to learn and study and to keep in touch. in spite of everything, i believe we will all go back home again and makes you cry and strong together. louisa misses her sister, but for the moment she's happy because she's already decided what she wants to teach when she grows up. i want to be a teacher of english or french, of all the language just in the f

it's something ukrainian student. louisa can only dream of . she lives in har, he's ukraine's the 2nd largest city. it's located near the border with russia park . he regularly comes under fire and classes have since been moved under ground. math and spelling lessons now take place in the subway shops of the metro station. despite the challenging conditions, the students enjoy learning, the teachers have gone the extra mile to transform the dark spaces into cosy classrooms. it's a welcome distraction from the reality above ground. hockey's metro is a symbol of ukrainian resistance to russian aggression. when the showing was that it's worst peoplesoft refuge here. today, the metro has become a safe haven for the children of hockey. this is the 1st day of class for the 6 year olds. an exciting moment. this but the underground classroom can't accommodate all the children at once. so they take turns splitting their time between remote schooling and classes here with the teacher. yeah. for us it's like you can finally breathe. fresh air again was co

louisa deferred starting a law degree for three years, fearing a prosecution.r two year legalfight had a big impact on their lives. i was working in a retail store in westminster. i lost myjob because they barred me from the area. i was accused of something and i could have spent time away from my family, my daughter, everything that i'd love for malicious lies. the bbc has also learned that body—worn video wasn't disclosed from the camera of the officer who pushed louisa. in a statement, the force told us there were errors with disclosure of evidence and apologised. no action has been taken against any of the officers involved. cameras are only being put on when officers feel like it's necessary or they're being targeted. it's labelled as protection for the public, but ultimately it protects the police. the home office told the bbc that police forces should hold officers accountable to standards and use of cameras must be justified. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. millions of people may wrongl

for louisa, she's back on the bus with her new classmates. they're still getting used to the scar they all where their teacher, honda is sitting a few rows back consoling the children who need more support normally of a teacher wouldn't be on the bus. she's here because of the war the issue. it's a completely different way of getting to know the children when i ask them about their interests and what they like to do. i make a few men to be. i'm basically still working on the bus stop here. we can talk quietly about all sorts of things, not about school, but about life in general. back at the regular school, the parents were eager to leave for the school bus, bringing the children back from their classroom and the bunker. louisa has a lot to tell her mother on the way home, the the, to live here and hard keep alone separated from the rest of the family by war. mutually agreeable heart. my husband is bulgarian, though, so we knew where we were going to escape to win the beginning of the war when the 1st bombs went off at 11. in the morning we l

louisa deferred starting a law degree for three years, fearing a prosecution.acquitted, but both say their two—year legal fight had a big impact on their lives. i was working in a retail store in westminster. i lost myjob because they barred me from the area. i was accused of something and i could have spent time away from my family, my daughter, everything that i love, for malicious lies. the bbc has also learned that body—worn video wasn't disclosed from the camera of the officer who pushed louisa. in a statement, the force told us there were errors with disclosure of evidence and apologised. no action has been taken against any of the officers involved. cameras are only being put on when officers feel like it's necessary or they're being targeted. it's labelled as protection for the public, but ultimately, it protects the police. cuffs ? you got cuffs? the home office told the bbc that police forces should hold officers accountable to standards and use of cameras must be justified. noel titheradge, bbc news. and you can find much more detail on the two—year

louisa deferred starting a law degree for three years, fearing a prosecution.etail store in westminster. i lost myjob because they barred me from the area. i was accused of something and i could have spent time away from my family, my daughter, everything that i love for malicious lies. the bbc has also learned that body—worn video wasn't disclosed from the camera of the officer who pushed louisa. in a statement, the force told us there were errors with disclosure of evidence and apologised. no action has been taken against any of the officers involved. cameras are only being put on when officers feel like it's necessary or they're being targeted. it's labelled as protection for the public, but ultimately, it protects the police. cuffs? - you got cuffs? the home office told the bbc that police forces should hold officers accountable to standards and use of cameras must be justified. noel titheradge, bbc news. joining me now is ruth ehrlich, head of policy and campaigns at liberty, a group which challenges unjust laws and promotes human rights. what is your reac

yufial lost his job and louisa deferred studying law.ater, both were eventually acquitted. cameras are only being put on when officers feel like it's necessary or they're being targeted. the metropolitan police told us it was sorry for errors with disclosure of evidence. no action has been taken against any of the officers involved. she looks terrified. this is really worrying and shocking. baroness csaey�*s review into the met found that the force lacks transparency. we all know that arresting people is difficult, but if you've got nothing to hide, release the video, release the information. no, you're pushing against me... in this case, a pc switched off his camera during an arrest. bleep hell. watch — when his colleague says he's going to use an incapacitating spray, the pc disagrees... no... ..before immediately turning off his video. a neighbour reported then seeing a pc throwing punches, but lincolnshire police found officers�* actions were lawful and necessary and said the camera may have been switched off in confusion. we also sp

yufial lost his job and louisa deferred studying law.fficers feel like it's necessary or they're being targeted. the metropolitan police told us it was sorry for errors with disclosure of evidence. no action has been taken against any of the officers involved. she looks terrified. this is really worrying and shocking. baroness csaey�*s review into the met found that the force lacks transparency. we all know that arresting people is difficult, but if you've got nothing to hide, release the video, release the information. no, you're pushing against me... in this case, a pc switched off his camera during an arrest. bleep hell. watch — when his colleague says he's going to use an incapacitating spray, the pc disagrees... no... ..before immediately turning off his video. a neighbour reported then seeing a pc throwing punches, but lincolnshire police found officers' actions were lawful and necessary and said the camera may have been switched off in confusion. we also spent months digging for written records of failings. we've uncovered a catal

we can get more from our environment corresponding to louisa. osborne welcome, louise. so we have a, i a saying it is still possible to limit the global warming to one and a half degrees celsius. i'm what other scientists say or so there have been reports that say that we would hit 1.5 degrees above pre industrial levels by mid, by the 23rd to use that if we don't take action. but scientists do still agree that we can prevent that from happening. um, the thing that we really need to do is cut carbon dioxide emissions. and the update on the international energy agencies report has set that waste set to peak on our emissions by 2025. we would then have to accelerate quickly away from fossil fuels to meet targets for 2030. but this increase in clean energy investment is definitely good news and is keeping the agency and people beyond hope. so what else can we learn from the i e, i use that light the step days. so this increase in investment in clean energy was up by 40 percent over the last 2 years. this is a massive increase and the executive director of the i a one as fa

louisa pilbeam reports.c experts searched for evidence after a teenage girl was killed, stabbed in the neck on a busy street on her way to school. this bus had been full of schoolchildren at 8:30am on one of the main roads through the london borough of croydon. the bus driver and passers—by tried to save the 15—year—old. witnesses said they had been an argument with the boy who tried to give her all make herfriend flowers. the girl who has not been named by police died before she could be taken to hospital. 0r —— ——. before she could be taken to hospital. or -- --. detectives that she _ hospital. or -- --. detectives that she may _ hospital. or -- --. detectives that she may have _ hospital. or -- --. detectives that she may have known - hospital. or -- --. detectives that she may have known her| that she may have known her protector. within 75 minutes of the incident happening, a 17—year—old boy was arrested in new haven tim. he will be questioned by detective. we remain in the early stages of our investiga

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the president sustains football federation. louisa to be honest, has resigned. he faced hoss criticism was suspended by faithful off the he kissed football, the jenny are mostly on the lips following the teams, women's world cup, when for be honest, it refused to step down saying the kiss was consensual, but the mos on her teammates rejected his claim the taking through some of the headlines now in time towns have been devastated in morocco central regions following the 6.8 magnitude us quite over. 2100 people have died. it's been more than 48 hours since the quake hits and emergency crews erasing to find survivors. and it's difficult to reach road remote mountain communities near the epi center of the quake on international light is arriving. the government has established special funds for the most fundable by the members of stairs already had that he said government has announced an emergency program and aimed at through heavily to think and providing support to construct homes in the areas affected by devastation. additionally, positions has been made for ex

our reporter louisa pilbeam is at the scene. good morning, louisa.rms with. yes, and police are appealing _ to come to terms with. yes, and police are appealing for- to come to terms with. yes, and police are appealing for anyone l to come to terms with. yes, and i police are appealing for anyone who may have witnessed this incident to come forward. if anyone has any video footage to give that to them on what would have been a busy morning at 8:30am yesterday. the girl who died here was a schoolgirl, she had just got off this bass, she wasjust she had just got off this bass, she was just trying to get to school. —— this bus. here is my report on what police are calling every parents worst nightmare. behind these screens overnight, forensic experts search for evidence after a teenage girl was killed. stabbed in the neck on a busy street on her way to school. this bus had been full of schoolchildren at 8.30 yesterday morning on one of the main roads through the london borough of croydon. the bus driver and passers—by tried to save the 15—year—old. witn

louisa pilbeam reports.d damage. more misery for a country already ravaged by extreme weather this summer. the storms have left one man dead, with the same amount of rain falling in 2a hours in some areas as typically comes in the whole of autumn. in volos, the mayor is pleading with people to stay indoors. translation: in a little while, it will overflow . onto the street. look, it will be sweeping people up. look at the bridge! please stay in your homes. the nearby island of skiathos is popular with tourists. but just look at this. happy holidays, clive! sun—seekers have been making their way through rivers rather than roads. some tourists are stuck in hotels, struggling to get to the airport. others have had flights cancelled. eyewitnesses have told the bbc they've been urged to stay inside, with text alerts sent out. and this, the scene in istanbul in neighbouring turkey. the weather is expected to calm from midday today, but this level of damage will continue to cause severe disruption for those caught

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.ing to hear back from some schools. i want to make sure every school had the capability to speak to parents. it's right that parents learn about what's going to happen with their children from their school, not from the bbc breakfast show or some other media outlet. but it will be published this week, once we've been reassured by the caseworkers that every school has had a chance and opportunity to speak to parents and put some early mitigations in place, and that's what we've been working with them. live now to our correspondent ellie price who's outside a school in eltham, south east london — what hapnning where you are? your just yourjust outside your just outside the yourjust outside the gates, have they opened, are they meant to open? they haven't opened, they are not meant to open today. it is a teacher training day here. but they are one of the 104 schools so far identified as having a problem with this issue of raac. the head teacher he wrote to parents on friday answered that

louisa pilbeam reports. from the midlands to suffolk... and london...ok like this today with buildings roped off and closed on watch, for many, should be the first day of the new term. the problem... crumbling concrete called raac, meaning many schools are unsafe. sarah, a mum of two who didn't want to be on camera told us... didn't want to be on camera told us- - -— told us... the main issue for me is we _ told us... the main issue for me is we don't _ told us... the main issue for me is we don't have - told us... the main issue for me is we don't have any - me is we don't have any certainty about that when the children are going back to school, the lack of certainty right now is worrying for everyone. meanwhile, on social media sites, including mums net, one parent said... the government has been criticised for not acting faster despite concerns being raised. but some parents believe ministers are doing their best.— believe ministers are doing theirbest. , , ., ., their best. safety is paramount at the end _ their best. safety is paramount at the end

at the closing ceremony, brazilian president louisa nashville, knew that the silver said geo political issues should not be allowed to do well. the g twenties agenda leaders earlier issued a joint declaration despite major differences over the warn ukraine. unlike last year's communique, the document does not mention russia by name, just by criticism of the statements language from keith. readers at the summit phrase the agreement for it's important commitments that spring in dw was del, the bureau chief, i'm reach achievement, who joins us now from delhi, on the final day of the summit and re to we understand the german chancellor. all of charles was pleased with the resolution, mainly because it recognizes that the territorial integrity of ukraine was not up for debate. and also that it condemned the threat of the use of nuclear weapons. how difficult was it to find a consensus on the joint declaration? it's mike, it was not easy to find a consensus actually. and as we con enrollment, john specialist said he was very happy with the outcome. would we have to also understand the backgr

a and staying in brazil, president louisa now see a little bit of silver has officially recognized to new indigenous reservations and the amazon granting them legal protection against mining and log environmentalists . often advocate for giving indigenous communities stewardship over their land, which they say helps fight deforestation. traffic leading the bernie man festival in nevada has used after stranded revellers, were able to slowly head home, often spending many hours in their vehicles. heavy rains earlier turn the desert ground into a mud bath, causing authorities to close the road to the remote site. around 70000 festival goers were left to make the best of terrible conditions. vx to this was long and tedious as thousands of vehicles sneak their way along this 8 kilometer stretch. desperate to get out of the northern nevada desert and onto the nearest highway. a summer storm had left them stranded heavy rains to turn the ground at the annual counter culture celebration into a sea of mud happens opened up on friday. the rain tore down installations leading organizers to cance

louisa pilbeam reports. 0ur correspondent louisa pilbeam reports.his bus with a friend at 8.30am on wednesday morning when she was stabbed in the neck and was killed. now, police are calling this incident every parent's worst nightmare. now, they are also appealing for anyone who may have witnessed this attack to come forward and anyone who might have video to give that to them. now, this is a busy area right in the centre of croydon. there are restaurants and shops and there are people coming and going here, lots of school children as well. as i said, this is a very busy area, and that's what makes this even more shocking — that this happened in broad daylight. and even though attacks and stabbings here in croydon happen more than any other part of london, it is rare for a girl to be stabbed. now, there are no further details officially about the identity of the girl, but police have told us that they are supporting her family and her friends at the moment. now, i have spoken with the met police and they have confirmed that the 17—year—old boy who

how you louisa environment correspondent, louise osborne. so it's been more than a year since the death after a gene, a mazda, i mean, in police custody shawntice shawna spotlights on the dies situation of women in iran. but the strict rules on clothing is still in place and find that the enforced the w is math, an artist. you couldn't take it anymore and left. c doing what she lost most in public and without fear was i mean well bonnie: it's such a new experience that she's not quite a used to it. how might i like to have her? my heart is pounding. i keep thinking the police are about to come and ask what i'm doing, cuz i didn't even go need to provide these things classical, iranian music. and as i read a language spoken by people living in a bronze northwest, she has performed with the same as i to surround the world. but that's something she can't do any run. does she, clerics who, who the country comes with a female voice has to corrupting? and so she took the painful decision to leave home. i was heading directly to him and has the mos

at the closing ceremony, brazilian president louisa. nashville new, like the silver said you political issue should not be allowed to do rail. the g twenty's agenda. leaders earlier issued a joint declaration despite major differences over the war and ukraine. unlike last year's communique, the document does not mention russia by name, despite criticism of the statements language from keith leaders at the summit, praise the agreement for it's important commitments. let's have a listen to what the german chancellor had to say. how can i get to that? you can say this was the summit of decisions where progress was made on many issues that are important for the future of the world. divide that by the amount of them a clear commitment that the territorial integrity of ukraine and it's regions is not up for debate. not borders cannot simply be redrawn by force and i'm also very pleased that once again, there was a clear rejection that the use of nuclear weapons. i believe these are positive results that we're able to achieve here at the summit to get to hit 50 dw daily bureau chief, and redi

and it was the 1st to charge down to the blog. louisa pen the went through and go on, bundled the bull task. spend. all right. one new up to 20 minutes. brian what? 3 key. just 6 minutes late, the cooling of celtic castillo, look it by and heat by it in light, 6 seconds to nail up. they look sense for a 1st time. we know the buying in more than 5 years to him as to who had to change something at half time. and his side will also have a way back into the game. when ben, you mean henry's handful, the pulse cane sets up to the penalty and pop the deficit. in the 57 minutes the momentum it shifted and soon after raphael guerrero almost level the schools, his shot whistled past beyond his blogs makes toast. then in the 70 minutes leroy center used his electric pace to skate, cross the lights of defense, and to make it to to that. so it finished like 6 disappointments and throwing away a to go. lead was pleased to see walk by and we're just happy to keep them on beat and start the season. going. the labor susan continued their strong star to the season with the 3. no, when over struggling mi

whether disaster, ever and warren, that's more flooding, may be coming and staying in brazil present. louisa now seo lieu of the silver has officially recognized to new indigenous reservations and the amazon granting them legal protection against mining and log in. environmentalists often advocate for giving indigenous communities stewardship over the land, which they say helps fight deforestation. the former leader of the far right proud boys militia has been sentenced to 22 years in prison over the january 6th storming of the us capital. enrique nazario was convicted of suspicious conspiracy for his role in the attack on the capital. and i failed that to keep donald trump in the white house despite his election to feed tardy. a sentence is the longest so far among more than $1100.00 cases opened against those involved. and the 2021 attack. nobody is. janelle do, malone and washington told us what was behind the court's decision. or indeed, as he pointed out, this is the hardest sentence handed out so far in connection to the january 6 cases . last week we saw 4 of his proud boy colleagues

so louisa stepping out, she called his friend. they had studied together dates of together in rome, learning doctrine, and the teachings of the catholic faith. so massage he came. but what he was shown and presented with was a diametrically opposite picture to watch the camp was in reality. remember the 20000 children should have been taken to death kept command as to just a few of them, some 200 children who were given the mess of old gift of life. they were presented to months and you are my searching and to other international authorities. even now a check. so any mention of your son of it's in the fat to consider all kinds will reveal nothing, nothing more than what months any of us, which he saw happy children singing and playing. you will that there was a labor camp. now, there is a strong incentive for the pope process because caught in the step in which is on the going the process of so called beatification and found, had begun long before even the time of pope john calls. the 2nd, the question of whether the cardinal step

but there needs to be a drastic change. louisa once it elections for 10 years that had been blocked by you and process, the is which is not designed to allow for elections is designed to the, to create on the appointed governments that will block elections. how do we know that? because we did have states of them in the last decade, each of them i promised that x rays and they never delivered. so there's criminal culpability. on the local level, there was international complexity of the national level. and libyans are the ones the blameless victims of this. they're picking up the pieces and they have to build that tomorrow. and they need to do that without the kind of criminal accomplices that had been the custodians of the last 10 years. well, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us on the date of the news that is with the analyst, a nice of commodity. we really appreciate your time. this is where you take a look. now it's another world news headlines. rescue efforts continue in morocco. 5 days after an earthquake killed nearly 3000 people. international crews have sent

the first woman to fly over the north pole was louisa, a member of the american geographical society.ic boyk not only studied fjords and glaciers, but also discovered an underwater mountain range in the arctic ocean in 1955. the first woman to fly over the northern pole is in the top 10 pioneers of the world discovered america and the entire western world of beauty polesie, a brave american woman, swam on the foam of a manger and pripyat, made her way into the very heart of polesie and, of course, made hundreds of shots everywhere. some of them were included in the photo album, polish province, published in new york in 1937. the guides say that she not only liked the trip. louise literally fell in love with polesie. she said that perhaps on earth. there are only a couple of places. this is somewhere in the upper reaches of the nile, lake titicaca and nasha police, where do people live, whose way of thinking, mentality, everything is incredibly connected. they live as a common element on waterways. they are children of the swamps. children, the main transport for them on these rivers a

and avenue is louisa. to be honest, has submitted his resignation as president of the spanish for the full federal ation. create a controversy off the kissing football agenda yet i'm also on the nets, off of the team, one of the women's world cup final us president joe biden has strengthened diplomatic ties for the vietnam as he makes a 2 day visit to the country. it comes as washington tries to bolster ties and southeast asia, a med solving relations between the us and china. jessica washington reports from henry outside vietnam's distinctive presidential palace a warm welcome for us president joe biden. here at the invitation of communist, scotty general secretary, human foot trunk. vietnam is a critical power in the world. bellwether is why the reason henry has now moved the united states to its top diplomatic ranking. the item that was already done, that payment precedent. joe, by then an eye on behalf of both countries have jointly agreed to elevate the relation between them and the united states. the

the single worst strikes defense findings began in april and spanish football president, louisa, to be honest, resigns, following the case control vesee the in some parts of it wrong and still very halt because of the time of year. but the change of type is on its way through this storm system here that produced the flooding in grease reset. the hits maybe as cool, some flooding here as well. and it's on his way east was during monday to catch the north coast of egypt. south of the writing is probably to kick up the dust and sand storms creek seemed quite likely. otherwise to pictures a dry one, the rain, it's coming down through bucko and east inside it took it probably within enhanced between monday and tuesday. and the edge of the month, so your net catch, you still are in karachi, it's easing off. the wind strikes isn't as great. the sky is that right? yep. is more likelihood, it's sunshine and there is a shower. it's temperature wise, still high. forty's in much of a rock and some pots are brown, at least, and what can be up to 40 wanting die on a huge one of that. so it's a bit h

his visits. vietnam is about global stability vaults containing china, spanish football, president, louisa, to be honest, resigns, following the control vesee over kissing a female plan. the we begin in morocco where emergency teams are in the rice, the games time to find survivors under the rubble so far more than 2100 people. i confirmed that number expected to rise fridays as quite was wrong cuz most devastating natural disaster. in decades. we have a team of correspondence covering the story we'll have from nicholas hawkins, the city of marika shortly where people have slept outside for us the night. but i assume i bought it begins on coverage from near the epi sensor and top off in the all cool. this is the biggest obstacle to rescue operations in the us quake hit areas, huge chunks of rocks, pulling from the mountains, locked roads. we stop here. why the ami won't against the danger before the rocks lights of to 6 hours on the road with finally make it to that's in the cold. if that it's 90 kilometers south of matter. i guess a front excess is underway for those still dropped under t

so louisa does all of this means that we should expect, extreme weather events to become both more frequent and more severe. um yes, that's the case, but um she was explaining they're using a climate models and whether observations to really see how climate changes is leading to list them and the kind of frequency that we could be staying in the future. how difficult is it scientifically to distinguish the standard whether phenomenon, there are fluctuations with standard, whether phenomena from those attributable to men made climate change. because this is really the crux of the question is that it's very difficult and there's a whole new science that's building up around it is quite new and it's growing wealth, whether attribution is an organization that is trying to figure out this link. and so they've seen, for example, with the extreme heat waves that we saw in southern europe in july, that this was made what this would have been virtually impossible if it hadn't been for climate change and human driven climate change. but for example, they looked at rainfall in uh, it may be a remote a

we can get more from our environment correspondent, louisa osborne, welcome the ways. so we have a, i a say it is still possible to limit the global warming warming to one and a half degrees. what other scientists say never happened before sort of actually said that we could see a 1.5 free temperature. why 5? and this one he said, but scientists are saying is so for, for boys that so the international energy agency is in agreement with them over that. what they say, see some of the release of free house got some issues and that needs to increase the size of the emission fees p 52025. and this report is saying that we're in mind to do that. but there will have to be a swift move away from fossil fuels off with us to try to bring those down by by 2030. i'm this investment, se not just you that before is talking about is a move in that direction. is bringing home accept the executive director of the organization. and so what else did we learn from the international energy agencies that make this report? so this actually is an success rose in clean energy over the past 2 y

the share is not made for fronds louisa the end of the year in year and need to be united and stick together there only waiting for us to attack them and have a pretext. if we need to protest for a week straight, we will do it. they'll see what we are capable of and they will have no other choice of dental leave. and then how we send a request. so call that to, to the finance the if i, when we receive a reply, we'll bring it to you. how many while the leader of other in these areas, and that when i've agent all for the republic idle than either of the riley's near the 1st verse, mid sea bass says that functions have been in the country illegally. the is the ceiling, the address, the do not look firstly when friend sloan to the operations here in the share, cuz it was the not funny shared bus tamales. eventually, when the french were expelled from molly, they imposed their presence initiates the money to the situation in this house. they stayed here legally. their presence is too much the population does not even see the results of francis actions. in terms of development, the presence of fra

for those present, louisa now so little of the sylvan has back tracked on a personal assurance that the russian president would not be arrested if you travel to preserve for next year's g. 20 summit, president clinton is under and arrest warrant from the international criminal court . lou let now says the decision would be off to pronounce judiciary. thousands of people joined to march against racism and fascism through the cypriot capital of the coasts. yeah. the demonstration is a reaction to a series of racist attacks against migrants in weeks. among you states, cyprus has the largest number of asylum seekers compared to its population. and officials in libya say at least 115 people has been killed after severe storms caused major flooding, rising waters and walk roads and stranded people on rooftops. authorities have declared a state of emergency closing schools and imposing a curfew. and heavy rains from former typhoid high play have current continued to cause a major disruption in southern china. the city of shen gens all the heaviest rain since records began. and the neighbor and

unless on research, i guess that's a ra, whom louisa. nearing garbo and foreign affairs experts were binda such to gentlemen, thank you very much for joining me today. i'm hoping to in the, the space of 10 minutes of the panel, we're going to fix everything that is wrong with the un on the secure with the council. i'm jamal, i'd like to speak to you at 1st ask you a question before, so i'll kick on democratic not inclusive india. and can you certainly didn't pull the punches in the description of the you one of you and what's your reaction to that as well. uh, i believe that this is ariel istic, description of the state of affairs of the united nations. it should be mentioned here that the united nations reflect the balance of followed that was set right after the 2nd world war with 2 superpowers of the time. the united states on one hand and the soviet union on the other hand, the whole set up the time was meant to reflect the, the overwhelming influence of the united states and its allies, west and allies of the time. especially when in the 19 forties and 19 fifties, the world was

porter k b that has been sacked. villa had supported his colleague when football federation, president louisa, to be honest, refused to step down off the kissing spanish plat. jenny hit him also. she said the case was not consensual yet. it's bill to get exact because we'll be honest as an elected official. well, the builder is not what a fairy what can call that she was the weakest link in the list and to right. and so right now we have no play. you have to to call for the nation's leak because all of the woman result in a level 5, he's a stuff have resign as well. so that was the logic of the 2 little village that had been on the fire even before the world cup. when 15 players went on strike because of his coaching methods, they said so on it should have been done earlier when they were already complaint. i think there's still a lot of change to be done in the federation way as well then they know better what happened but come on. they won the world cup. so i guess he did well, as a coach, spain's football federation has released this video presenting the teams 1st female coach in an attemp

douglas louisa sixth. a huge win achieved in comfort. no sweat. patric gary, bbc news.ld united and burnley are still waiting for their first wins of the league season, losing to west ham and newcastle respectively. and arsenal's 4—0 win at bournemouth takes them a point behind manchester city. rangers have lost for a third time in the scottish premiership beaten 3—1 at aberdeen while celtic�*s 2—1 win at motherwell came in dramatic circumstances. the home side equalised in the 95th minute only for celtic to get the winner in the 97th. second placed st mirren drew while hearts�* win at ross county takes them fourth. there's just one premier league game tomorrow, clearing the way for the wsl�*s opening day to take centre stage. the new season brings with it big stars and high expectations. jo currie looks ahead. what a pass that is! after another scintillating summer that saw the lionesses once again grab headlines, it's now time to return. the summer transfer window was busier than ever. a sign of how the times have changed. only a few years ago, most players moved betw

we are on the territory of the country, all the corresponding embassy outside the embassy buenos. louisa was hit by a came back in july because of the latest country in this whole region to topple the west and backs later, i forget his state of wave of military takeovers, with good bone being the 6 country. this experienced the crew and the past 2 years on wednesday, a group of army offices seized power from president on the phone go to his family as well. the country for over half a century. suits do in order to ensure continued respect for the rule of law, good relations with our neighbors, and with all the states around the world and to promote the continually of the state while demonstrating our firm determination to honor our international commitments. the committee for the transition and restoration of institutions has decided to reopen the land sea and air borders with immediate effect as of the 2nd of september, 2023. according to the french armed forces, minister power suspended, his military cooperation with the central african country following because they woke up bones main