is france a friend ori foe, prime minister? a reminder that relations have been bumpy of late.r an hour and 20 minutes, although we were eased out rather sooner. later, they almost gushed in mutual admiration. i believe today's meeting does mark a new beginning, an entente renewed. the french president said the summit was exceptional and a moment of reunion, of reconnection. and the prime minister set out why they thought a new deal for dealing with migrants was necessary. emmanuel and i share the same belief — criminal gangs should not get to decide who comes to our countries. within weeks of my coming into office, we agreed our largest ever small boats deal. and today, we've taken our cooperation to an unprecedented level to tackle this shared challenge. today's new deal will see more than double the number of personnel deployed here in northern france. this will be paid for in part by the uk more than doubling its annual funding for this. some of the money will help build a detention centre in france, too, although it won't be fully up and running until the end of 2026. all

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health officials are calling candida oris an urgent threat.ses tripled to nearly 1,500 in the u.s. in 2021. the fungus can be especially harmful to hospital and nursing home patients. experts say it's difficult to identify and is often mistaken for other infections. >>> basketball star ja morant could return to playing tonight and actor gwyneth paltro was in court for a lawsuit. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "salt lake tribune" reports gwyneth paltro thought a skier was attacking her when they collided at a utah ski resort according to her lawyer. a retired optometrist is suing her for $300,000 over the 2016 accident in deer valley claiming that she was negligent. he says that it left him with brain damage, broken ribs, and emotional distress. paltrow says the now-76-year-old man caused the collision, is exaggerating his injuries, and is looking to exploit her wealth. >>> the "commercial appeal" says the grizzly cleared ja morant to return to action tonight against the rockets. the all-star guard was on the be

ori movement on one of the bridges. through her blocked.efighters eliminated an open fire in a pulp warehouse in the rostov region, i was told about this by the ministry of emergency situations. the warehouse caught fire this morning, the fire spread over an area of ​​1.200 m² and spread over a real hangar nearby. and after that, the fire was localized, it was assigned the third rank of complexity , 79 people and 41 pieces of equipment were thrown to fight the fire, even a fire train arrived, according to preliminary data, there were no victims. belarus accused poland of deliberately slowing down the registration of vehicles there at the border, this was announced by the belarusian state border committee. they noted that the queue of cars is growing. however, only in the direction of poland, at the beginning of the week, the accumulation of trucks to enter the european union almost doubled; passenger cars increased fivefold. belarusians consider the closure of several checkpoints by the decision of warsaw to be the reason. russian scientist

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prime minister, oris johnson.'s hear from richie sunak. >> the framework represents a good deal of the people of northern ireland. restores the balance of the belfast good friday agreeme and ensures northern ireland's place in our precious union. >> let's hear from the northern ireland secretary. >> the outbreak is at the heart of the westminster framework, the democratic deficit, restores the balance, and ends the prospect of the alignment. practical sovereignty as a whole and people of northern ireland in particular. >> before the votes took place, heard from the northern ireland minister who criticized boris johnson's opposition to the deal. >> today's measures are better than the protocol boris johnson put into place. those things he said turned out not to be accurate. he can be remembered for the great acts of state draft he achieved, or he can risk looking like a -- i hope he chooses to be remembered as a statesman. >> the european research group also opposed the deal. a member of the group explains why. >>

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orys pidar dances, congratulations, friends. glory to ukraine, this eloquent video confirms the data of the orex monitoring group, which look simply impossible. russia lost no less than 1,845 tanks of various types in ukraine , in fact, more, because orex takes into account only what is visually confirmed by a photo or such a video, but at the same time, this video also gives an idea of ​​how expensive it is to advance the russian army in two months of 23. russia, having invested thousands of people and hundreds of pieces of equipment, advanced only 234 square kilometers, which is a third of the area of ​​such cities like kyiv and most of this territory is captured in the area of ​​the city of bakhmut, we will show what the ukrainian army controls in bakhmut , what the russians captured, and we will tell whether the americans will take revenge for the throne shot down on the black sea, but first about how the front line looks like , as of now, the enemy is seriously pressuring our defenders near the temporarily occupied flint mi

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israel ori, an exceptional personality in the history of armenia, he did more for the independence oft to understand that western support is worth compared to russian support in the arms of the empire. by the beginning of the 19th century, armenia was divided between the ottoman and russian empires as a result in that part of the armenian territory that joined russia accelerated restoration of not only the national economy and national identity. x local nationalists gained strength against russian influence, despite the fact that it was russia that supported the armenian diaspora during repeated cases of genocide, and especially during the massacre that occurred during the first world war, by the way, the british government in early 1916 rejected the proposal of the ministry of foreign affairs of russia and joint financial assistance to armenian refugees refugees this position russian writer. maxim gorky called vile indifference. after all, from the early spring of 1915 to the autumn of 1916. less than 664,000 people died in the world. russian troops went on the offensive several time

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does not have that that he has been complaining in recent days, the vatican says of some respiratory orificulties so he will stay in hospital. they say it requires a few days of medical therapy in the hospital. they're not saying exact timeframe. obviously we saw him this morning at the weekly audience in st peter's square. he was speaking, fine, breathing fine and looked just fine. but obviously he's been having some difficulties in the past few days, as the vatican says, and so he'll be spending. certainly tonight. he's there now and will monitor for the next few days, you know. pope. um had part of his lung removed. when he was younger. he had a respiratory infection. this is something that has carried with him throughout his life. so uh, occasionally it's caused him to whisper loses voice things like that, but we haven't seen him in hospital for a respiratory infection. we did see him in the hospital for a good 10 days back in 2021 when he had part of his intestine removed, articulated and he spent 10 days in the hospital. little and he complained about it afterwards because he said

and your observation ory. about plaskett in the others is very key to thiots. e the democrats, the leftde the firs despised the first amendment. . they're there ready to see thats go because they want power. i'm telling you, as these journalists who've been wello he known journalists for a longsto time said , this is thofe bigget story of their lives and they find it chilling. they're they're personally afraid of what is happening inte the united states with the government, the ngos platthe media, social media platforms. >> this complex, ws, thie haveti to root it out to save the first amendment in this country. well, i guess we're just going to have to see how long all these suburban women voters votr and voters in urban america are willing to suffer foarr what yoh just saw today. tha i mean, if that's the best thatc america has to offer, that plaskett with representing the islands, i feel bad for the pren islands. tii feelit's a beautiful place. but i'm congressman. this iyou. right now, this is the headline in the new york times today, cloistered at walter r

oris jessica and kara. the manhattan d a. brag alvin bragg. we were just talking about leading this investigation has been obviously very quiet about any indictment, but we did read some pretty strong words from his office today. after this republican call from him the house gop that he testified before congress, some gop chairman of committees have accused him of prosecute prosecutorial misconduct. tell us about this letter. yes so brags office really striking back to congress saying, you know to them. first of all that they're a federal agency, and this is the state. this is a local new york city prosecutor selling congress that they really have no place interfering in this investigation. they've also calling out the former president and saying that he put the lawmakers up to this based on reports and saying that they were doing this and it was not legitimate. in the letter. they also write the letter meaning the house letters allegation that the d a s office. this is pursuing a prosecution for political purposes is unfounded. and regardless

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and in this case, the court cout does this, you're going to haveh no rights oris y every christian believes you are noton a person. people are driven to do sometimes horrible things and than k goodness no one was hurt at the supreme court. justices homes. but you're seeing this perhapss. play out in other ideologies in this country as well. in the investigations only seem to go one waaces.y. uneven just there seems to be a , you know,y an uneven justice applied by this attorney general. absolutely. i mean, they're talking about well, we'rare so worried about the first amendment. i don't see their concerns about first implicationsam out t the face act when they're sending swat teams into mark's house.ee and arresting him in front of ed his seven children because because of his pro-lifie actions . i didn't i didn't see concerns s about first amendment issuesildn when parents were going to be treated as domestic terrorists for simply speaking up trea in their in their public to their public officials about the schools. sot th this is very selective. we want to treat certain groups. with kid gl

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