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she has served in the northern assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chairperson of the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teams and has been elected almost continuously since 1998. and today's guest is andree murphy. andre is human rights advocate working on behalf of victims affected by political violence during the recent conflict. andrea murphy, welcome to the show. thank you sean, lovely to be here, great to see you, so andre, tell me a bit about your child, grown up, well, i was born in dublin, um, and the 1970s, grew up in um, what was, i suppose a really emerging ireland at that stage, you know, we it was very poor, there was a massive recession, especially during the 1980s, um, and we were just you, family affected by all of that economic environment, when i was 15, we um... moved to tala which was at that stage a big sprawling housing estate where there was no footpaths, you had to go across fields to be able to get to a bus maybe every hour that ran, and i can remember it just being a littl

south torong, she has served in the northern ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chairperson of the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teams and has been elected almost continuously since 1998. and today's guest is nal murphy. neal is a leading light in the growing campaign for irish unity. he also represents many victims in their search for truth and justice with regards to state violence during the conflict. nell murphy, welcome to the show. to be here show, thanks for the invitation, michelle, good to see you, now before we begin, what motivated your forey uh into the legal world? um, i've always had a sense of um, what's right and wrong, you know, just as most, you know, people here uh, reared in houses where that's important, and i didn't really know what i wanted to do when i was at school, uh, sort of chose. law is default, not knowing what to do, law was something that you could go on and build and do anything, and as i was studying and just becoming older and bit more socially matur

irish nationalist party sinn fein, which is now the largest group in the northern ireland assembly, isnment in belfast, after its absence of more than a year and a half. a warning — there is flash photography in this report from our ireland correspondent chris page. sinn fein has climbed to new heights on both sides of the irish border. in may, it became the biggest party in councils in northern ireland, the latest in a series of its best ever election results. the success in the council election came a year after sinn fein won the most seats here in the northern ireland assembly for the first time, but the party hasn't been able to take over in the first minister's office yet. there's been no fully—functioning devolved government in belfast for 20 months now. the democratic unionist party is vetoing the formation of a power—sharing coalition in protest against brexit trading arrangements. the dup's in talks with the westminster government over its concerns. the sinn fein vice—president, michelle o'neill, on the right, is in line to lead the stormont executive if it is restored. her pa

michelle is the current np for fermana south, she has served in the northern ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chairperson of the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a an activist since her teams and has been elected almost continuously since 1998 and today's guest is martina anderson. martina is woman well-known not to mention her words on the political states, a street shooter, some would say. after serving 13 years as an ira prisoner, martina joined shinfian where she went on to become a member of the european parliament. martina anderson, welcome to the show. thank you, delited to be here. so martina, could you tell me about your childhood grown up in dary? i would describe it as... the child of the battle of the boxside, i lived in the rorow houses, which is now got the iconic wall, you're niandra and free dary, and by the age of seven, 1969, there had been 14 unionist bombs planted, electricity stations, rte, water installations and there were six people killed, and i come from my family. 10 and my older brothers and

michelle is the current np for fermana south, she has served in the northern arland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chair person of the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a an activist since her teams and has been elected almost continuously since 1998 and today's guest is martina anderson. martina is woman well-known not to mensor words on the political states, a straight shooter some would say. after serving 13 years as an nasoner, martina joined shinfian where she went on to become a member of the european parliament. martina anderson, welcome to the show. thank you, delighted to be here. so martina, could you tell me about your childhood grown up in darry? i would describe it. i was the child of the battle of the boxside, i lived in the row houses, which is now got the iconic wall, you're now entering free derry, and by the age of seven, 1969, there had been 14 union unionist bombs planted, electricity stations, rte, water installations and there were six people killed, and i comp 10 and my older brothers and sisters had t

she has served in the northern ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chair person. the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teams and has been elected almost continuously since 1998. and today's guest is martina anderson. martina is woman well-known not to mense her words on the political stage. a straight shooter, some would say. after serving 13 years as an ira prisoner, martina joined shinfian where she went to become a member of the european parliament. martina anderson, welcome to the show. thank you, delighted to be here. so martina, could you tell me? about your childhood grown up in dary? i would describe it as a child of the battle of the boxside. i lived in the row houses which is now you got the iconic wall, you're now entering free dary. and by the age of seven and 1969, there had been 14 union unionist bombs planted, electricity stations, rte, water installations and there was... six people killed and i come from family of 10 and my older brothers and sisters had taken to the streets fo

the irish nationalist party, sinn fein, which is now the largest group in the northern ireland assemblyc of ireland. the sinn fein president mary lou mcdonald is today expected to call for a restoration of the devolved government in belfast after an absence of more than 1.5 years. this report by our ireland correspondent chris page has some flash photography. sinn fein has climbed to new heights on both sides of the irish border. in may, it became the biggest party in northern ireland, the latest in a series of best ever election results. the success anything council election came a year after sinn sinn fein won the most number of seats but the party has not been able to take over the first ministers office yet. there has not been any fully functioning devolved government in belfast for 20 months now. the democratic unionist party is awaiting the formation of a power—sharing coalition in protest against brexit trading arrangement. the uk is in talks with the westminster government over its concerns. the sinn fein vice president, michelle o'neal on the right, is aligned to lead the execu

she has served in the northern iran assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development. and chairperson of the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teams and has been elected almost continuously since 1998 and today's guest is andre murphy, andre is human rights advocate working on behalf of victims affected by political violence during the recent conflict. andre murphy, welcome to the show. thank you sean, lovely to be here, great to see you. so andre, tell me a bit about your child, grown up? well, i was born in dublin, um, and the 1970s, grew up in um, what was, i suppose a really emerging ireland at that stage, you know, we it was very poor, there was a massive recession, especially during the 198. um and we were just you know family affected by all of that economic environment when i was 15 we um moved to talla which was at that stage a big sprawling housing estate where there was no footpaths you had to go across fields to be able to get to a bus maybe every hour that ran and i can remember it just being a little b

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displaced palestinians, local journalists say that health system is so overwhelmed, the northern garza and bodies assembly pining up industries. what kind of hodge house um is? i pediatric doctor who also works with the doctors without borders. he actually spoke to my colleague ne bunker and reacted to the news of the is randy strike of the i'll shift off and i'm speech. this is the 4th hospital, the 4th or 5th hospital in the last 24 hours that has been targeted. i, i am speech with this is prohibited under international law. it is it is known that target optional hospital is award crime. our colleagues are, are, are in there are treating patients i, i have no more words. every humanitarian provider, x rays, you monitor and doctor, every organization has been out there for weeks saying this has got to stop. and every day there's a new level of atrocious roof with impunity with which these crimes are being committed. they are crimes against humanity. i am meeting with leaders with, with, with, with individuals, with organizations, wherever you are. if you're listening to this you, i, i can't imagine your

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rifle in the full cost over the next couple of days. plenty of rifle to cause northern and eastern parts of australia, assembly showers just rumbling away. they said, well, the system here, the trough that is driving some big down pulls, it's eastern areas of us as we go on through friday. land positive, new south wells. severe weather will anything full say some live be found? the storms are expected, a met with the weather coming all the way down into victoria, sliding a little further east, which as we go through sas de plenty of shells across the top. and at that stage, we'll see that what's the weather coming across? a good part of tasmania and noticed tons of dry bright to new zealand by sunday, the repair, it is sure visual and to some see through boston. and i mean, i wasn't here, i shot him dead. the controversial us know, stand your ground. you're seeing that these laws actually encourage more violence, giving assailants the right to can. we're sending the message that you can just do this. this is ok. i'm denying justice to victims. families. lines investigate license 2. 020. or the the again you're

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least 20 people have been killed off the israel bomb the school in the northern part of the territory to space palestinian assemblies with sheltering that separately. and his randy had re targeted a convoy of ambulances outside of hospital killing, at least 15 people. i said vague begins, are coverage with a report on those attacks. but 1st, a warning. you may find some of the images were about to show the study the blog doesn't drain, cause it is written collected. this thing does date areas around 3 for speak to the district. the gates of does is lodge, is supposed to be an issue for these people had to hold the campbell and being seized was heading to the roof of trusting to, to egypt and its occupants to get treatment. but these radius strikes cause any glimmer of hope. the heck of a scraping this will be a problem. these are critically wounded then he cannot attend to at the hospital, everyone was aware of the red cross, the red crescent. even these really occupation were aware that this is a medical convoys in line with the geneva convention and need special possibly so its fully read the breaking point inunda

northern gaza. the military also seized a workshop where drones were assembled.he entrances to the tunnels used by hamas, and air strikes on gas continue. the enclave's ministry of health reports dozens of deaths. one of the largest hospitals in the alquz region has stopped most operations because it has almost run out of fuel for its power generators. in gaza, due to israeli shelling, the blockade has already closed society. advice to teachers on how to behave with students, patriarch kiril gave today, he took part in a joint meeting of the society of russian literature and the international pedagogical congress in mguvaemy, i would like to once again emphasize that mentoring plays a key role in the life of every person, especially for his spiritual formation and development. in connection with this, it is very important... it is a sacred matter, here the seeds of prosperity or misfortune of millions of compatriots are sown, here the veil of the future of our homeland is revealed. this is economics news in short: the bank of russia will expand the digital ruble

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much more crowded with the exact situation of people from the northern areas for which the southern areas of the territory of 5 assemblies have been bought. it is by the occupation and forces which plate in the line of more than 30 palestinians. and there are still some victims as tonight and identified but still waiting for further confirmation about the identity from the policy administered health in gaza strip. so the, the relentless attacks on the goals district continued during the last hour and the majority of the victims from that resulted from this, from this attack. we young children were just sleeping peacefully at the houses on such a lead to have been killed by the as verify is also the relentless attacks continued in other parts of the goal is this trip in the north, the northern areas of the territory and tell us dr. neighborhood, we're at the main. what's the tank has been destroyed by the occupation forces and the surrounding areas and the facility. all the jewish hospital was heavily bombarded through the last hour warning sirens found that across central israel on saturday evening, off to how much launc

a sort of head on the opposite era has been on the alec assembly gauge say they find a balance of rockets from negative to northern israel to people have been going through the route to you by visit capital. hello. it's slots you set fare across the good parts of north america at the moment, a big area of high pressure keeping things reasonably quiet. we got them every flight pressure just running up towards the midwest level, not just way around. our high fading some winter weather the studies feel cold enough across central positive kind of the west through on terry i integrate back rain and snow here initially snow tiny to rain as we go one through the next couple of days. temperature starting to pick up. i have a towards the nice the type of just thought to, to pick up by which was a west. seattle is around 14 celsius. we just waiting for this next for the system to pilot and, and part of it does on sas dice and heavy rain coming in across the pacific northwest. because a little bit of localized light is the flash flooding for a time that weather runs right down. across the washington state, oregon into the no

the assembled k-29 crew from the northern and pacific fleets is charged to guard our southern borderst work brings results. our note that one unmanned boat was destroyed, as if there is such a tradition in aviation, you understand, it was moving towards the sevastopol bay, this is how it could cause damage to the ships of the black sea photo, as well as civil courts. they patrol the water area daily. work today , the combat mission arrived when the crew with us on board was already in the air. combat duty over the black sea, we are now flying at an altitude of 100 m, speed is 160 km/h, we are traveling in a pair of k-29 and a mi8 helicopter, this is how they work with unguided aircraft missiles, targeting a target in the satan square of the black sea. and looking for a maneuverable target that moves at speeds of up to 100 km/h on the open sea is a difficult task - in fog and drizzle, distinguishing an enemy boat is doubly difficult, it literally merges with the water, the pilots navigate by the kelvator trail that it leaves behind it. our aces manage to detect an enemy drone from 10 k

the popular front transferred 55 passenger suvs to the northern military district zone. all cars are from the assemblye autumn thaw, heavy military trucks often skid, and fighters transport cargo, ammunition, and sometimes personnel in light suvs. in total, the popular front has already transferred about 600 trucks to the front line. a strategic session led by mikhail mishustin was dedicated to the transition of russian industry to a digital system to support the production and operation of domestic products. coordination center of the government, the prime minister emphasized the importance of implementing various industrial projects, including the creation and development of russian software in conditions of western sanctions. the introduced external restrictions included stopping production processes in our country, but this did not happen, including due to the fact that many foreign products already had domestic analogues, we began to customize them for the specific needs of enterprises last year created special competence centers, which are headed by top managers of leading companies in a variety

international terrorist who blew up the northern streams were captured by the regime. together we assembledon shells, 50 missile systems and air defense systems. in response to the elderly pope carlo, the handmade piece of wood promised. over the damned muscovites, for the kiev pinocchio, it was hod vabank, you know, it’s not a movie, it’s difficult to say, how do you beat the contour-offensive, smut, so that russia has messed up. he bet everything on the contour-attack, and the bet didn’t work out. in the bakhmut meat grinder , muscovites, in a minority, liberated artyomovsk, in during the prizovo massacre, they burned nato equipment, and now they are tightening the avdeevka noose. on the neck of the kiev regime. the success turned out to be sparse, and guests travel to kiev less often now, but the concept has not changed. i hope congress will help us, and i hope the united states will help us, we will find the money, we don’t need anything, we only need air defense systems at the front. you don’t need anything, but give the air defense everything else, don’t let him come to his senses, th