so the accountability bt the saving grace mckenzie. i've been in custody since april when a cool is in the process of deciding it to confront the prosecution's request to keep them in detention. so aside the 60 days prosecute to say they need more time to be seen bodies gather statements from witnesses to defend, says that mckenzie should either be charged with a crime will release malcolm web out to 0. maybe kenya, former us vice president mike penn says formally launches, bid for the white house with the release of a campaign video. today, before god and my family, i'm announcing i'm running for president of the united states. friends joins and already crowded field of republicans challenging donald trump for the party nomination, the when it will take on present joe biden in next year's election. and this is a 1st vice president in modern history to take on his former running mates. that'd be good to go for this. i've been reacting with surprise and some without and go to the use of a major with the rebel live series. it's end to he

dean mckenzie has the second of her exclusive reports. —— mike jean mckenzie has the second of her reportsit cut off their only escape route. for months, three people inside the country have risked their lives to tell us about the devastating impact this is having. we're using actors and animations to illustrate their words. the government strictly controls the border, using covid as an excuse. but really, it's to stop the smuggling and people crossing the river to china. this is a market trader living near the border, who we're calling myong suk. if you even approach the river, you'll be given a harsh punishment. there's almost nobody crossing now. authorities are also trying to wall people in, erecting fences and surveillance cameras. guards have been ordered to shoot anyone attempting to cross. and in a country already synonymous with brutal prison camps and public executions, a construction worker we're calling chan ho has told us crackdowns are intensifying. every day it gets harder to live. 0ne wrong move and you're facing execution. _ a friend's son told me about several closed door

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jean mckenzie, bbc news.we put our findings to them and to our surprise they did respond. they told us that they have always prioritise the interests of their people even during difficult times. we found this response interesting because actually, this in some ways was the north korean government accepting that times are challenging, which is unusualfor that times are challenging, which is unusual for it to do. the north korean government likes you often pretend that everything is great. the other thing they said to us was that our report was not entirely factual because it was based on testimonies from anti—dpr k forces, the dvr kilobytes and what the north korean government calls it self for that interestingly they did not re—fruit anything specific that they have given us —— refute, just the general point they weren't entirely factual reports. it is unusual to get a response from the north korean government in this way. in get a response from the north korean government in this way.— government in this way

what is being done in kenya today to help these people who've fallen victim to this pastor, paul mckenzieng done to to help them break out? i mean, some of them were on trial a few weeks ago, just a few days ago because they were still on hunger strike, which is illegal in kenya under the law there. what is being done to help them? >> currently, what we're doing is we're offering psychosocial support to them, trying to love them, trying to show them that -- show them that was the wrong thing, because some of them lost five to six children, and they they really don't know what will happen if they are united with the other family members because somebody left with four children without telling their husband. so it's been hard for them to even imagine that then they don't have the children anymore, and how they will reunite to their family is becoming difficult. so we're trying to show them that it's not your fault, that something happened, and we care about you, the world, i mean, the country cares about you, so we're trying to -- the way to bring them back to the reality that this thing is

jacqueline mckenzie is one of the leading - mckenzie is one of the leading windrush lawyers and believess higher. the scandal does actually affect people _ number is higher. the scandal does actually affect people across - actually affect people across the commonwealth. i have had white canadian — commonwealth. i have had white canadian clients, white new zealanders, people from india, pakistan. — zealanders, people from india, pakistan, bangladesh. lots of west africans— pakistan, bangladesh. lots of west africans and my biggest group are caribbean— africans and my biggest group are caribbean is, but it is not an exclusively caribbean issue. the government _ exclusively caribbean issue. iie: government says it has paid or offered more than £72 million worth offered more than £72 million worth of compensation. how would you describe the progress that is being made? .. describe the progress that is being made? ., ., , �* ., , made? that figure doesn't really ex-lain made? that figure doesn't really explain much — made? that figure doesn't really explain much to _ made? that figure doesn't

now the defense is said that mckenzie should be either charged with a crime or release that seems unlikely at this stage, the whole months of which i'm so embarrassing to deal. so it seasons with the states a release does indeed seem like in just yesterday on tuesday at the burial side, the intent of the says minnesota, when that the launch the resumption of the explanations of bodies, he's himself said that mckenzie will remain in jail until they've been able to say the prosecution have been able to put together a case now we've just had in the last few moments from the quote that it's actually been adjusted until friday. because across the case of the lead prosecutor is in sales on wow. mounts of outside the court room. how's this playing out? i just wonder how it's percolating through canyon society. of the many people in the middle in the say that is mckenzie was released then he'd very like to be harmed and no even killed by a, an angry crowd. it wouldn't even be safe for him to go on to speak. now, because people say angry, having learned about what he's widely suspected to have done

people who are found in check a whole forest alive appear to still be under the influence of po mckenzie. some of those who was starting taken to the hospital with used food and medical treatment saying they wanted to continue on that journey to having the government has thousands of these people and it's custody is trying to divided, collides them, and pass some of them to give testimony in front of the quote, the defense says, the prosecution should either charge mckenzie or that he should now be released. the picture of the headlines here on the i'll just hear more than 288 people have been killed in india as west rail accident and decades. cruise in the eastern states of additional recovering bodies. some of the overtime carriages of the 3 trains collided, the english.

when taylor mckenzie took off in berlin her relentless practice paid off. we visited her in dundee in the winter for them every day after school she trains. autism and learning disability challenge aspects of taylor's lives but in special olympics port she has found a positive place to excel. 400 metres freestyle, champion. excel. 400 metres freestyle, champion-— excel. 400 metres freestyle, champion. just to be here is a fantasy of _ champion. just to be here is a fantasy of lights _ champion. just to be here is a fantasy of lights on _ champion. just to be here is a fantasy of lights on that - champion. just to be here is a fantasy of lights on that i'll i fantasy of lights on that i'll never forget. just competing in being a part of the whole thing, i neverthought being a part of the whole thing, i never thoughti being a part of the whole thing, i never thought i would actually be in this not a less win a gold medal. his something new, britain's _ win a gold medal. his something new, britain's hockey _ win a gold medal. his something new, britain's hocke

so the accountability beachy is the saving grace mckenzie. a female custody since april. when a cool was in the process of deciding if it was withdrawn, the prosecution's request to keep them in detention. so aside a 60 days plus the key to say they need more time to be seen bodies and gather statements from witnesses to defend says that mckenzie should either be charged with a crime will release malcolm web out to 0. maybe 10 year of the rose president data boulevard today has been questioned by prosecutors looking into the death of protesters in december. she was reportedly asked about her role in the actions of police and army against demonstrators. they had rallied against the removal of former president pedro castillo. 67 people were killed or if they had accused protesters of instigating the violence and denied abuses by police footprints is will undergo surgery for an abdominal hernia in the coming hours. the vatican says he is expected to stay in the hospital in rome for several days. the spokesman added that the hernia is causing with current painful and worsenin

so the accountability beachy is the saving grace of a scale of the crime is. mckenzie is accused of is still emerging in april police, acting on a tip off, started searching a forest near the coastal town of melinda, and they began to uncover mass graves. mackenzie later turned himself into the authorities. as leader of the good news, international church, he is accused of ordering followers to starve themselves to death. so they could go to heaven before the end of the world. 2 months on bodies or still being discovered more than $250.00 have been exuding. so far, 8 of them just on tuesday, hundreds of people are still missing. malcolm lab reports on this from the ruby. many people in the middle in the say that is mckenzie was released and he very likely be harmed and no even killed by a, an angry crowd. it wouldn't even be safe for him to go on to speak now because people to say, angry, having learned about what he's widely suspected at to have done ordering, killing hundreds of his followers was a great deal of frustration with the state for allowing this to happen. the sailing to s

these, we are not going to restrict our sales to mr. mckenzie and is going up what i just said, every possible way that's going to be obtained in one way or the other 2 face must be brought to account, even if it's a public official. if any of is a security trophy so so the accountability beachy is the saving grace mackenzie, a friedman custody since april, and a quote from us in the process of deciding it from the prosecution's request to keep them in detention. so outside of 60 days, prosecutors say they need more time to be seen bodies gather statements from witnesses to defend says that mckenzie should either be charged with a crime, will release malcolm web out to 0. maybe kenya unemployment among young people in china has, has a wrinkled high schools and one and 5 and now unemployed. the lack of jobs and high cost of living in urban areas is forcing a growing number to move to rural areas. to find wic, jessica washington reports from onto county and judging provence. this is angie county. the weather is pleasant. there's no traffic or pollution, and the around of surrounding t f

these we are not going to restrict our sales to mr. mckenzie and is going up to date, as i said, every possible way that going to be obtained in one way or the other 2 face must be brought to account, even if he's a public official. he may need is a security officer. so the accountability, beauty of the saving, grace mckenzie, a friedman custody since april and a quote from us in the process of deciding if it was withdrawn, the prosecution's request to keep them in detention. so outside the 60 days, prosecute say they need more time to be seen bodies and gather statements from witnesses to defend says that mckenzie should either be charged with a crime or release. malcolm web al jazeera nairobi kenya is written as prince harry is testifying in london's high court for a 2nd day. in his civil case against neural group newspapers, the parent company of the daily mirror. on tuesday, he became the 1st u. k. royal to enter the witness box since 1890 use the tabloid press of destroying his adolescence and relationships are religious. that at least a 100 articles published over 20 years contai

people who were found in shack a whole forest alive appear to still be under the influence of co mckenzie. some of those who was starting taken to the hospital with used food and medical treatment saying they wanted to continue on that journey to having the government has thousands of these people and it's custody is trying to the verdict, allies them pass some of them to give testimony in front of the quote, the defense says that the prosecution should either charge mckenzie for that he should now be released. the picture of the headlines here on the i'll just hear more than 288 people have been killed in india is west rail accident in decades. cruise in the eastern states of additional recovering bodies. some of the overtime carriages, after 3 trains collided, the as i stepped out of the washroom, suddenly the chain till i lost my balance. i held on to something almost cold. my body tilted my slippers, my back, everything fell. people started falling on each other and i was shocked and could not understand what happened. my mind stopped working. the whole coach was tilting the best one

these we are not going to restrict our sales to mr. mckenzie and is going up what i just said, every possible way that's going to be obtained in one way or the other to this must be brought to account even if it's a public official, if any of is a security trophy so so the accountability, beauty of the saving grace mckenzie. i've been in custody since april when a quote from us in the process of deciding to confront the prosecution's request to keep them in detention. so aside the 60 days prosecute to say they need more time to be seen bodies and gather statements from witnesses to defend says that mckenzie should either be charged with a crime will release malcolm web al jazeera nairobi kenya. bruce president, dean above want to has been questions by prosecutors looking into the depths of protesters in december. she was reportedly asked about her role in the actions of police and army against demonstrate. is that right against the removal of former present federal castillo? 67 people were killed. a lot is accused protestors of instigating divine incent, denied abuses by police. mari

so the accountability beachy is the saving grace mckenzie. a friedman custody since april and a cool was in the process of deciding to confront the prosecution's request to keep them in detention. so aside a 60 days, possibly to say they need more time to receive bodies and gather statements from witnesses to defend says that mckenzie should either be charged with a crime will release malcolm web out to 0. maybe. can you in india essential bureau of investigation has taken charge of a probe into a collision between 3 trains in the eastern states of additional $288.00 people were killed in the countries. worse, rail disaster and decades will make assume sherry free for symbol. vanessa white in eastern india with passengers nervously boarding trains, life added busy number, where the train station and reuben h florette. all these people waiting to board a train services days after that instant and follow. so the claims so many lights, but people here have little choice but to get on with that life. but even as a boat, the train, the mount washi

greg mckenzie, bbc news.after four children were found in the jungle a0 days after a plane crash, back in may. the bbc�*s visualjournalism team has been mapping the massive search effort that found them — here's mimi swaby to break it down. the plane the children were flying in crashed over colombia's southeastern amazon on the 1st of may. now, the body of the mother, the pilot and an indigenous leader on board were all recovered at the site. however, the children, now 13, nine, five and one, were then missing for a0 days before they were found by a search party consisting of 160 soldiers and 70 indigenous people. now, all the children were found malnourished, exhausted and dehydrated, but they were found alive. the bbc�*s visualjournalism team has been mapping out a possible route the children took. they found multiple items during the a0 days, including a nappy and parts of a bottle thought to belong to the youngest sibling. so these were found in the middle area here, and later on, there were more fruit pa

cnn's david mckenzie has the report.rn it contains disturbing material that may be hard to watch. her he called it the wilderness to his flock to kenya. we've come to try to understand how over so many months so many could have died. the data still being found. teams carefully remove the members of a christian cult from shallow graves. they've already unearthed 300 people, many of them children, many of them showing signs of starvation. >> it's painful. so painful. just so painful. is this my daughter. >> reporter: he says his daughter and son-in-law both abandoned good jobs and took their children to the forest cult. what happened next is hard to comprehend. >> they watched them die and they starved the children. >> reporter: the members of the cult, including your own family, they were starving the children? >> yes. >> reporter: and when the children didn't die quickly enough -- >> -- they suffocated them. >> reporter: they suffocated them? >> they suffocated them, yes. >> reporter: and this is your own blood. >> and i

people who are found in check a whole forest alive or pay to still be under the influence of co mckenzie. some of those who was starting taken to the hospital with used food and medical treatment saying they wanted to continue on that journey. so having the government has thousands of these people and it's custody is trying to divide a, collide, them, and pass some of them to give testimony in front of the quote, the defense says, the prosecution should either charge mckenzie or that he should now be released. the new kinds of forces holding large scale trails in the middle of the country before the wrong time counter offensive against russia. soldiers and pilot through soviet designs, helicopter gunship is a trying to engage and to meet ground targets. capital keepers come under a piece of attack from russia over the past months, which ukraine sizes in response to its counter offensive plans. meanwhile, the governor of russia's border region of belgrade says 2 people were killed. 2 of us injured in shedding by ukrainian forces in the town of most of a preston. this is just 15 can only s

with the grass roots group that i understand health police does cover the victims of pass to pull mckenzie in kenya on the coast a, you've been at the heart of this investigation. i understand. can you tell us how this all on folded? how you were able to find these bodies are buried in shack, hold a forest, and can you thank you very much. i think when the, when we 1st had the low, the kiss we, we thought it's just a normal rescue mission. you're going to risk, you know, i, uh, i and boy, the grandfather that actually comes through it but to us. so when we pull it up to actually pulling up under a bite. but it turned out to be something else because after we risk it, the boy, we was able to see that there was one of the people asked for a to dig into the forest majority of them. why and push it to the ones that we found that actually showed us why multiple people on the phone line on that because um, they will uh, just bring their last best able to, to actually go to him. so when we try to have them do it really as a time to know a lot of times and they just wanted to help on jesus, there

greg mckenzie, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello.er moments too, but especially for england and wales, that thundery rain comes from what was some of these clouds of the bay of biscay on monday edging their way northwards. and by the end of the night, into the start of the day, that rain will have set in across parts of wales and southern england. another humid start here in particular, tiny bit fresher further north, but temperatures in double figures. isolated shower for much of scotland, northern ireland, northern england. start the day dry with some sunshine, but spells of heavy, thundery rain work their way northwards and eastwards across much of england and wales. the worst of the overnight rain clearing the south west quite quickly, but some intense downpours in amonst that. but further east, east anglia, southeast, rainfall amounts will vary quite widely, some say not much at all. that heavy, thundery rain moves across northern england during the morning and early afternoon, affecting some eastern fringes of scotland as well.

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nottingham this month and now inside the world's top 40, murray's been telling our reporter lee mckenzieomping ground. it was an unbelievably important day for me and my career. you know, my feeling and it still would be the same today is that if i didn't win wimbledon, you know, probably my career would have been viewed as — that i would have failed, had i not done it. and obviously, winning wimbledon for the first time, it was an incredibly special day for me but the over—sort—of—whelming feeling for me was relief. it wasn't happiness, it wasn't excitement, i was just relieved that i had managed to do it. i felt there was a lot of pressure on me to win that match. i put a lot of that i myself as well. and built up into my head to be something that, look, there is no question it is amazing to win the tournament here, i would love to have done it ten times, but, you know, it was built up to be this huge, huge thing and, you know, after i won, it was just, yes, relief, and i wasn't sure for a little while after i'd won, like where do i go next? but you are still here. you are still compet

when taylor mckenzie took off in berlin, her relentless practice paid off.she trains. autism and learning disability challenge her life, but in special olympics, she has found a positive place to excel, 400 metres freestyle, champion. just to be here is an opportunity of an lifetime that i'm never going to forget. i thinkjust competing and being a part of this whole thing, i never thought that i would actually be in this thing, i neverthought that i would actually be in this, nonetheless when a gold medal. win a gold medal. here is something new, britain's hockey team, next event, six aside, always at least one woman on the pitch. the first time the special index has included hockey. britain's team excelled against pakistan with a 6—0 win. it was tougher against bulgaria. tuesday's drizzle defeated this time. the preliminary competition continues with everyone learning. to make this whole event work with 7,000 competitors from all over the world from a staggering 22,000 people who applied to be a volunteer in berlin. studying in berlin, this volunteer has be

internet access being blocked, as it has been in the past by us are turning machines. mckenzie todd, the math is available even offline. i meaning you can download it on the campaign website. and the great thing is that players can upload it again themselves. if you let in the cabinet is anthony found original sub it was to be loved. they would still be over $300000.00 mood libraries in existence. and then even showing me that i am the polls inside of the library. it's a p and the developers of both the uncensored library and games like death from above, a trying to give use of a wake up call. but what means are allowed, and what ethical considerations must be taken into account. because even if there may be no intentions behind them, 5th gods need to be in place for younger audiences, for instance. and the developers of the uncensored library have to take special precautions to the van. so um we tried to use content suitable for young people, humans, but unfortunately it wasn't always possible in certain cases by example to the kids like the war in ukraine, nevada's light and it's b

greg mckenzie, bbc news.ost crucial wickets before lunch including joe root who fell short of 5a. at lunch england were 155—5, a lead of 162. our sports reporter patrick gearey is at edgbaston. monday morning — either an opportunity or a chore. sunday's rain cleared to leave a test poised perfectly or precariously. it depends on your view. england always look on the bright side. monday morning — either an opportunity or a chore. look whatjoe root tried to do with the very first ball. remember, he's england's most important batter. but if it doesn't work first time... and he goes again. ..well, next over. this team are flipping the conventions of test cricket one shot at a time. whatever you're doing, you don't want to miss it. england made nearly 50 runs in the first half an hour. australia's captain pat cummins needed an answer. how's that? ollie pope's fun was over. one out, one into the party. harry brook playing in his first ashes test, before you knew it, look whatjoe root tried to do with the very first

maria: look at this, marianne, the mckenzie report says business activity will be getting impact by ai, sales and marketing, customer operations, they will become more embedded in software so that's where they come up with the $4.4 trillion of world economic output getting impacted by ai? >> no, we are going to have a significant impact from ai. it's going to take a period of time for all of this to evolve and be incorporated but there's going to be secular shifts, absolutely, for sure. maria: all right, we will leave it there. marianne, good to see you. mark, you're sticking with us all morning. we are grateful for that. we are going the take a break. restarting talks. the u.s. launching diplomatic talks with iran. former chief economists of the white house economic council, don't miss that. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ you've created. that's the planning effect. from fidelity. what if you could make analyzing a big bank's data... no big deal? go on... well, what if you partner with ibm and red hat, use a hybrid cloud solution

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it is on june 3rd, 2020, at the white house, they've brought general mckenzie the sentcom commander to trump about withdrawing from iran. and then trump says, i'm sorry withdrawing from afghanistan. then trump says well, what have we got for iran? and they literally go through it, and milley is saying to the president, look, there is a bad side of this. what will the casualties be? how many pilots are going to go down? how long will this war take? three days or 30 years? and in the second meeting general milley is telling president trump, don't do it. you will start a war that you cannot get out of. >> you know firsthand, based on all your reporting, all your interviews with trump, his cavalier attitude towards these highly classified documents. right? >> it's not -- the documents, it's the responsibility of being commander in chief, and it's -- it is the most shocking thing that if you really get into this detail you realize that's the last thing you want to be cavalier about. and, of course, trump is focused on himself rather than the responsibility as to the country or the military,

joining us now -- >> there is a pro thing there. >> actor ben mckenzie you know him from his star roletspoken cryptocurrency skeptic. his new book coming out. if i were betting based on watching your testimony and some things you said, you probably felt this was an inevitability some degree? >> yes. >> why? >> because the cryptocurrency market has heretofore been unregulated. cryptocurrencies are not currencies by any reasonable economic devin anything. they are more like securities. we have a history of this. before the 1930s and '20s we had, you know, hundreds if not thousands of unregistered unlicensed securities, no securities laws. the crash of 1929, led to the great depression and millions of americans lost money. it's ironic, but a century later we are effectively revisiting those times. these cryptocurrencies and there are some 20,000 of them, are securities or ought to be under american law. so we are sort of seeing the rubber hitting the road here with cryptocurrency. >> securities and exchange commission. these companies think we are not securities, we are different, and the

nottingham this month — and now inside the world's top 40, murray's been telling our reporter lee mckenzieunbelievably important day for me and my career. my feeling _ for me and my career. my feeling and it would still be the same today is that if i did not win— the same today is that if i did not win wimbledon is that i would — not win wimbledon is that i would probably in my career would — would probably in my career would have been viewed as that i would have been viewed as that i would — would have been viewed as that i would have failed. had would have been viewed as that iwould have failed. had i not done — iwould have failed. had i not done it — iwould have failed. had i not done it. and yes, obviously winning _ done it. and yes, obviously winning wimbledon for the first time _ winning wimbledon for the first time was — winning wimbledon for the first time was an incredibly special day for— time was an incredibly special day for me. but the overwhelming feeling that i had on that— overwhelming feeling that i had on that day was really. it wasn't _ on that day was really. it wasn't

take a look at the sprinkles on the windshield in the video taken by mckenzie stock.: it was a little strange for june. sandhya: little isolated possibility of showers. let's look at the life picture. good evening. looking from the camera, some sunshine but a lot of clouds are lingering. rainfall totals, san jose, 91 hundredths of an inch. just enough to grounds around livermore, sfo. the doppler shows a lot of clouds that still lingering. i'll take you in a little closer to where we see moisture. the isolated possibility still exists as moisture wraps back around. we will keep it in the forecast this evening going into tomorrow . strong storms have been firing up in the sierra northern california mountains. that moisture kind of coming back around in a counterclockwise fashion around the area of low pressure that has been spinning. if you did not get any showers, they are hit or miss. we saw showers and thunderstorms develop off the coast. they stayed off the coast earlier. low to mid 50's on the dew point. the south wind will keep it muggy tonight but things will ch

lawyer jacqueline mckenzie has represented hundreds of victims of the windrush scandal.nd other legal experts questioned the legality of the practice. >> i think this is worse than the windrush scandal -- it is part of the scandal, but the most egregious element of it every the state now owes it to the descendants of people affected to provide them with answers and redress. reporter: in a statement a government spokesperson said it recognizes the campaigning of families seeking to address the historic injustice faced by their loved ones and were committed to righting the wrongs. the law has changed since the time of these cases. now an independent tribunal has to agree any repatriation would be in the best interests of the patients. meanwhile june and marcia search for answers. helena: our top story, the search for a missing tourist submarine in the north atlantic is widening. the cofounder of horizon maritime services, the mother ship that carries the submissive bull has this to say. >> we are aware of the time sensitivity. our crews and onshore teams are experts and wi

two years ago, in this same spring season, perhaps in may, general mckenzie, the then commander of centcom any case was the second person, yes, in the american military , uttered a sentence, and it was reflected in the media, and that was that for the first time after the war korea, yes, america has lost its air superiority, and now what? with iran's drones, from the war between the two koreas in august of last year, the commander of the turks said this, because this is a fact that he could not hide and he was forced to speak out. and he expressed that this exists. yes, it will happen without any sign of progress . tell me about your interaction with different devices . what does he do in this interaction to increase the power of this ? i mentioned that looking at technology and knowledge base and looking at the future it is important that we interact with other organizations the army of the islamic republic of iran is working hard to fulfill the mission of defending the country. it is definitely close cooperation and interaction with the islamic revolutionary guard corps . it is definitel

lawyerjacqueline mckenzie has represented hundreds of victims of the windrush scandal.hink this is worse than the windrush scandal, insofar as... well, it's part of the windrush scandal, but it's the most egregious element of it. the state now owe5 it to the descendants of people who were affected to provide them with answers and some sort of redress. in a statement, a government spokesperson said it recognised the campaigning of families seeking to address the historic injustice faced by their loved ones and were committed to righting the wrongs faced by those in the windrush generation. the law has changed since the time of these cases. now an independent tribunal has to agree that any repatriation would be in the best interests of the patient. meanwhile, june and marcia“5 search for answers continues. navtejjohal, bbc news. we move to the us now, where the indian prime minister has begun a three—day vi5it. mr modi has led the international yoga day celebrations in new york ahead of his meetings with president biden, in washington dc. he's also due to give a speech to

the candidate defined the minister of international relations has already instituted a mckenzie is a web i, there would be diplomatic immunity for or how to use individuals and organizations that will be attending the big summit. now again, remember, this is again, part of the framework of the i c c itself. so, so the guy is not doing, i mean it's being unknown. so i would of the framework of the icpc and it is that engagement the laptop pot. so don't think i've talked about that we, we engage with the pod to use and really engage with the processes. we really setting to the processes within the framework of the, of the i c. c. perhaps related to the present sort of around the post. a said south africa would be quote, at not drawn into a contest between global powers. could you perhaps expand on, on which international forces are trying to perhaps pressure your country into, into confrontation? why would that be? look at 5, the would confrontation we, i'm not that way. so that's the gulf and of the country that is pushing us to a confrontation, confrontation for what to goodness on t

so the media here, those reporters in particular, nick mckenzie and chris moss, who wrote those articles, they have tweeted, knows that this is justice for press freedom. it's also justice for the baby is job to undertake these public investigations into math as a public interest. so it's a loss, a massive loss for ben robert smith. and that particular case he has been found to be involved in some of those unlawful killings. and that was during his deployment and the s i s a regiment in afghanistan between 20092012. more exposure has been reported and ukraine's capital key following russian is strikes. at least 3 people have been killed, including 2 children. the cities matters, urging people to stay in shelters. north korea, as a kim, you've shown the sister of leader kings on assessor countries, ministry spice satellite will soon enter all of it and has voted to ramp up military surveillance efforts. the us house of representatives has passed a bill to suspend the nation's debt ceiling and avoid a catastrophic default. and i goes for the approval and the senate for, for president joe b

so the media here, those reporters in particular, nick mckenzie and chris moss, who wrote those articles, they have tweeted, knows that this is justice for press freedom. it's also justice for the media is job to undertake these public investigations into method as a public interest. so it's a loss, a massive loss for ben robert smith. and that particular case he has been found to be involved in some of those unlawful killings. and that was during his deployment and the s i s a regiment in afghanistan between 20092012. the us house of representatives as possible to suspend the nation's debt ceiling and avoid a catastrophic default. it still requires approval in the senate as well as the presidential signature island fisher has more from washington, dc. that was back in january, the janet young, the treasury secretary said he liked his things, was getting close to a point where it couldn't pittsville, as she said on john june the 5th, that money would run out. so if there had been a debt default, it would have cost catastrophic economic. com in the united states and by extension through t

the defense says the prosecution should either charge mckenzie or that he should now be released. the lead on this new zone from london, rac wood, high temperatures, force vietnam to down to many businesses. i left feeling the heat is full of denver nuggets. make the 1st move in the m b a finals action from game one is on its way. with andy, the united states is saying it wants to negotiate a new new treaty with russia. the current deal known as new stock was suspended by mosque on february. on 1st day, washington retaliated by revoking visas for russian nuclear inspectors. but us national security advisor jake solomon sullivan is saying that they are ready for tools. it is in either of our country's interest to embark on an open ended competition in strategic nuclear forces. and we're prepared to stick to the central limits as long as russia does. and rather than waiting to resolve all of our bilateral differences, the united states is ready to engage russian now to manage nuclear risks and develop a post 2026 arms control framework. we are prepared to enter into those discussion

the bbc has been given rare access to the royal mint, as greg mckenzie reports.y british caribbean and commonwealth citizens who arrived in the uk on board the empire windrush between 19a8 and 1973. thousands came to help rebuild the country following world war ii. it was multidisciplinary artist, bristol—based valda jackson who was chosen to design the windrush 75th anniversary coin. she arrived in the uk from jamaica at the age of five. it's quite an honour, really. a privilege to be given the opportunity to represent us and the generation before us in this way. valda started work on the image almost two years ago and spent months perfecting it. once valda had finished her artwork, it was sent to the royal mint, who used specialist 3d software to turn the paper drawing into a coin. only then was it ready to be approved by his royal highness, king charles himself. they are meeting several times a year with his majesty the king, and the legal entities around him, where they sign off, he personally signs off to say he is happy for this to appear on his coinage. th

thank you for coming in programme peter mckenzie. - around the world and across the uk.s, but they having lots of fun. it�*s a regular friday night track league, which attracts riders from across the west midlands. i like racing with the boys and the girls, so they push you harder. halesowen have more than 100 members of all ages and the evening kicks off with a chance for the youngest riders, the cubs, to share what they�*ve been learning in their weekly coaching sessions. we're a racing club so we promote road racing, track racing here tonight and cyclo—cross races. road racing isjust as important to the club. ben healy, who recently run stage of the giro d�*italia, started at halesowen as a six—year—old. the sport is not without its current challenges. there�*s been a steady decline in the number of road races, but halesowen still organise their own event, with athletics, tennis and weightlifting also based at manor abbey, this is the heart of the town�*s sporting life and they are determined to keep it that way. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc ne

some human rights activists and lawyers wide court said the ruling was fe the a. mckenzie and other suspects are pigs. the 1st quote on wednesday. they have also been on hunger strike in last week. and then my ca said sam had to be held as they walked into the courtroom. the death toll stones at about $318.00 and counting dna testing still going on. the police are still holding them as they continue investigations. catherine, sorry all the 0 nairobi so far right, looks back. some of the modern codes that have made headlines, the calls, the thoughts has been around so hundreds of thousands of years. many people find them hard to understand what this fascinating, how they manage to attract many fluids, sorry, what makes a cold? well, it's people and they devotion to a self appointed leader who brain motion them to do things against a thoughtful, nunes, including abandoning their families often with terrible consequences. the. my so tori is colton. morgan history develop these in the jungle of gray honor in south america. a place of incredible nature turned into graveyards with 900. these 14 pe