, in fact, osborne showed no sign of remorse or anything, infact, he osborne showed no sign of remorse the family of the victims and they shouted back: we hope you rot in hell. i have to say, this is a case that we reported and have investigated for some time, and we reported a few days ago that katie higton has been to west yorkshire police several days before marcus osborne murdered her because he had been threatening her, and she told them that he had said if he or she ever got a new boyfriend, he would kill them both. west yorkshire police, we reported, did arrest and release marcus osborne after serving him with a special kind of protection notice which was to stop him approaching katie higton for the house. he disregarded that. so, the crime, the aftermath, it has left many questions, and certainly, steven harnett�*s family said that they felt west yorkshire police had failed to protect steven harnett and katie higton. that failed to protect steven harnett and katie higton-— katie higton. that was live from leeds. thank _ katie higton. that was live from leeds. thank you. _ katie

russell osborne. — want to purchase it. russell osborne, thanks _ want to purchase it. purchase it. russell. osborne, thanks for being here want to purchase it. russell- osborne, thanks for being here live on the programme. you're watching verified live. let's end where we started. that those events at the un security council. we played you that harrowing piece from 0rla guerin just centring around 112—year—old a little earlier. —— one 12—year—old. 0 rla 0rla joins me from jerusalem. we were playing that piece. it is one story about one girl, but it was horrifying in every detail. matthew, we wanted to _ horrifying in every detail. matthew, we wanted to see _ horrifying in every detail. matthew, we wanted to see the _ horrifying in every detail. matthew, we wanted to see the eyes - horrifying in every detail. matthew, we wanted to see the eyes through | horrifying in every detail. matthew, l we wanted to see the eyes through - we wanted to see the eyes through — see the war through the eyes of a child, and this is one girl, 12—year—old 0man, who went to sleep. she had a

osborne raped her. he has been given a whole life sentence.at even a very long minimum term would not amount to just punishment. what you did that night was horrific. a statement was read on behalf of katie's family. there is so much we could say about the monster who took katie away from us. a man — if he can be called that — whose name does not deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as hers. the court heard that, on 10th may, katie higton called police to say that marcus osborne was threatening to kill her and any new boyfriend. on 12th may, officers arrested osborne and released him the same day on condition he stay away from katie. on 15th may, the bbc has learned officers were in an urgent meeting to discuss protection for katie when the call came in — her body had been found. steven's twin says katie and his brother were failed. how does a man who had a history i of domestic violence and violent. crimes get to walk free - from a police station with no physical measures in place to ensure | that he stays away from the victim? | tellin

osborne raped her. he has been given a whole life sentence.shment. what you did that night was horrific. a statement was read on behalf of katie's family. there is so much we could say about the monster who took katie away from us. a man, if he can be called that, whose name does not deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as hers. the court heard that, on the 10th of may, katie higton called police to say that marcus osborne was threatening to kill her and any new boyfriend. on the 12th of may, officers arrested osborne and released him the same day on condition he stay away from katie. on the 15th of may, the bbc has learned officers were in an urgent meeting to discuss protection for katie when the call came in — her body had been found. steven's twin says katie and his brother were failed. how does a man who had a history i of domestic violence and violent. crimes get to walk free - from the police station with no physical measures in place to ensure | that he stays away from the victim? | telling a violent criminal not to do something

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george osborne when he was shadow chancellor.t soundbites, or it's not supposed to be, it's about deep thinking on the economy. tonight the woman who wants to be your next chancellor delivered the lecture. her pitch was "trust me, i'll bring stability and that will bring growth". can it be that straightforward? more on the politics in a moment with our political editor nick watt, but first here's ben chu to talk us through the economics. the central theme of rachel reeves' mais lecture, stability. first, stability, the most basic condition for economic security and international credibility. stability in fiscal rules, stability in economic approach, ruling out any radical changes in tax or spending plans. in this sense her lecture this evening was very similar to gordon brown's mais lecture in 1999 which also stressed stability over all else. so what does all that tell us about the economic approach of a potential future labour government? well, it suggests there will be no immediate step change in funding for our public services

jailed for the rest of his life — marcus osborne, who stabbed to death his ex partner and her new boyfriendmerciless knife attack. # won't you make me dizzy from your kisses. and unveiled today, the uk's entry for this year's eurovision song contest — dizzy by olly alexander. and coming up on bbc news — the world indoors are underway in glasgow and home favourite jemma reekie is safely through to the semi—finals of the 800m after winning her heat. good afternoon. he was vladimir putin's arch enemy — the kremlin�*s most prominent opponent. the kremlin�*s most almost two weeks ago alexei navalny died in mysterious circumstances in the arcticjail where he'd been imprisoned. well, today, in a gesture of mass defiance, thousands of mr navalny�*s supporters attended his funeral in moscow. they knew they were risking arrest, but they chanted that they were not afraid. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford reports — and some viewers may find some of the images in this report distressing. they shouted his name. a final act of support for alexei navalny. as his coffin arrived at a moscow c

as george osborne passed legislation. it is. osborne passed legislation.a lot, a bit about victoria atkins. but tonight lots of people will be talking about the oscars but you will have a double helping of newscast tomorrow? t will have a double helping of newscast tomorrow?- will have a double helping of newscast tomorrow? i will stay up all niuht newscast tomorrow? i will stay up all night and _ newscast tomorrow? i will stay up all night and watch _ newscast tomorrow? i will stay up all night and watch the _ newscast tomorrow? i will stay up all night and watch the oscars i newscast tomorrow? i will stay upj all night and watch the oscars and then me and katie russell will do a special episode of newscast which will be streamed on the iplayer at 7am. then a normal classic newscast in the evening. i will be sleep deprived. in the evening. i will be sleep deprived-— in the evening. i will be sleep derived. ~ ., ., , deprived. what wonderful tasty morsels you — deprived. what wonderful tasty morsels you are _ deprived. what wonderful tasty morsels you are

and one of the leading once in the world, osborn, came from a very prominent family. his father was president of the illinois railroad. you had also a lot of money on other sides. pierpont morgan was one of his uncles. and so marriage was also related to some the peabody's. and so he was a person of wealth of an education that we figured that wealthy background and he basically was another person very much like marsh except that a bit of field work himself but later on he also would sort of rely on his colleagues to write many of his papers but he became a great museum man. he was a person who named the famous t-rex and many other important things on downside, he was one of america's leading eugenicists in the 2730s and wrote prefaces for some of the most hateful, racist, racist that were published during this time. so a very mixed bag and they did live he died in 1975 he actually was excited about hitler's germany and he wrote an article about it in german magazine, which i never hesitate to copy. my colleagues at the american museum to sort of see see where he prais

decided to join the ukrainian army once and once i wake up, do it due to explosions or flashing messiah osborne being key. and in this case, no, i mean for all that, i mean or becoming a developer or great in your family. it feels like you're a law. i'm lying to myself. philip wants to become a soldier and who defend this country. instead of waiting for the drops notice that would assign him to a random military unit. felipe is chopping his own thoughts as bought, forbids to boost recruitment. ukrainians can choose that own military goals. she wants to serve in the dubbing. she was the prestigious unit, only accept volunteer. it's offering jobs in the infantry and for meetings, but also in the districts and tune operations. often, an initial 5 day camp applicants can sign the contract and get advanced training. at the time when you create needs more soldiers, fuel people are willing to fight. many do want to help the war effort, but not only on the front line, the government has gone to the market to help flood as lovely z hits a major online recruitment agency that works with the defense minis

fisheries essential for life in the sea. beyond the we can get more from dw, find that report to louise osborne. hi louise. we just sold a how rising temperatures impacting the oceans. what else does this new report tell us about what's happening? so it confirms some of the information that we help the for 2023 was the hottest year or record by far and the will ups by the records that were smashed as well. um, ocean temperatures. there are the highest levels of greenhouse gas emissions and the atmosphere than ever before. the sea levels are rising. so all of these things, um, it also talks might be extreme weather events that we are seeing that we are continuing to see now with extreme heat and south down at the moment. for example. which means a lot of children are being told to stay away from school and stay inside. um, so it talks about those kinds of issues and also about food security and how of food access to food is being impacted by climate change. so some really devastating statistics that mean is there anything positive in this reporting tool? so i mean, it does point out that climate

n. psych osborne's all already facing a hunger catastrophe. also coming up on the program facing and administering shortage ukraine's forces for pass a new russian assaults along the front lines, we visit the town of cook in which could soon be retaken the menu. please mckinnon. welcome to the program. the u. s. has won the all of garza is facing salvation secretary of state and the blinking made the remarks as he prepared to head back to the middle east. he'll meet top officials in saudi arabia and egypt in the hope of brokering a ceasefire and ramping up a to deliveries to garza. that's been growing on ease among israel's allies about the human cost of its will. a games come off which began of to the radical islamist groups terror attack. on october, the 7th. these children are waiting to receive a portion of food being prepared by volunteers in rafa the. this could be the only mean for some dozens in days. we have no option but to come here with some guys, especially we have no money and we're living in tents. the charities providing us wit

the golden era harks back to george osborne and cameron, and in 2015, when president xijinping came overals. that was the apec, when economic relations were really top priority from the uk perspective, with china. —— the apec. since then, geopolitical concerns have been much more prominent, and the uk has become much more concerned about that, things like trying to remove chinese involvement in the telecom networks or in the power grid, some of these other critical infrastructure areas. ~ ., ,., infrastructure areas. thinking also of thin . s infrastructure areas. thinking also of things like _ infrastructure areas. thinking also of things like the _ infrastructure areas. thinking also of things like the security - infrastructure areas. thinking also of things like the security of - infrastructure areas. thinking also of things like the security of key i of things like the security of key minerals, for example. it's notjust uk in the west, which is reliant on imports from china. political rhetoric is important, but i guess they still need to tread carefully to protect the trading relatio

with george osborne tried to usher in a golden era of relations with china.to do that or things that are going to upset them. if you accept the fact beijing is extraordinarily hawkish you can see the reluctance. irate extraordinarily hawkish you can see the reluctance.— the reluctance. we have to leave it there but thanks _ the reluctance. we have to leave it there but thanks very _ the reluctance. we have to leave it there but thanks very much - the reluctance. we have to leave it there but thanks very much for- the reluctance. we have to leave it l there but thanks very much for being with us. ., ~ there but thanks very much for being with us. ., ,, , ., the french president, emmanuel macron, has warned russia against trying to exploit friday's deadly militant attack on a moscow concert venue to blame ukraine. four suspects appeared in court in moscow charged with terrorism. the islamic state group has said it carried out the attack, in which at least 137 people were killed. mr macron said the same group had plotted actions against france, and it would be c

the way— osborne's. it needs radical change. the way the — osborne's. it needs radical change.s they might feel to do it for themselves. where will the magic _ feel to do it for themselves. where will the magic does _ feel to do it for themselves. where will the magic does come - feel to do it for themselves. where will the magic does come from? i l feel to do it for themselves. where l will the magic does come from? i do not think it — will the magic does come from? i do not think it will — will the magic does come from? i cr not think it will come from jeremy not think it will come from jeremy no gimmicks hunt, nor rachel reeves, who was saying she was talked to balance the books at the kitchen table. with the election on the horizon, both parties would like to win it and fairy dust might not win an election. win it and fairy dust might not win an election-— an election. safety is something attractive and _ an election. safety is something attractive and politics _ an election. safety is something attractive and politics is - an election. safety is something attractive and po

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the court heard that marcus osborne waited for his former partner at their old home, and also lured herhigdon's mother has described her daughter's killer as a monster of the worst kind . the monster of the worst kind. the cost of rishi sunak's rwanda scheme could soar to half £1 billion, plus hundreds of thousands more for each migrant. that's sent there. an investigation by the public spending watchdog found the millions in additional spending includes £11,000 for each migrants plane ticket . the migrants plane ticket. the government, though, insists the plan is vital, they say, to clamping down on illegal migration. and in moscow , migration. and in moscow, hundreds of people have gathered to bid farewell to the late russian opposition politician alexei navalny . crowds have been alexei navalny. crowds have been heard chanting his name as the coffin was carried into that church. tight security remains in place, with the kremlin also warning that any unsanctioned gatherings , as they've described gatherings, as they've described them in support of navalny, will violate the law. they s

was founded by four women soccer legends allie wagner, danielle slayton, brandi chastain and leslie osbornesay the long, storied history of women's soccer in the bay area has set a winning foundation. they want to see bay fc continue. >> it's hard to get that first win to have that under the belt now, a great goal. i think that was like i mean, the class of that finish was amazing. >> i grew up playing all kinds of sports and the bay area as a hub, especially for women's soccer. so like for them to bring us a team like so thankful to the founders for bringing us. >> team bay fc will play its first home game against houston on march 30th, right here in sa& jose at paypal park. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news, capitals, historic wharf is being put back together after it was damaged more than a year ago during a winter storm. >> demolition of the wharf house and boat and bait shop began last week after they were deemed to be a total loss. the demolition expected to cost more than $800,000. the wharft& scheduled to reopen in the fallc >> new at 11 tonight, a state proposed project that would

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marcus osborne was handed a whole life order for the killings of katie higton and steven harnett in maythe uk will pay at least three—hundred—and—seventy million pounds to rwanda as part of its plan to relocate asylum seekers there. up to a hundred—and—fifty thousand pounds will also be paid for each person sent to the east african country — over a five—year period. labour says the new figures are a "national scandal". scientists have discovered a new species of sea slug in uk waters. the tiny marine creature — named pleurobranchaea britannica caught off the southwest of england ljy caught off the southwest of england by research ships found in warmer waters in spain extending its habitat due to climate change. you're live with bbc news. the russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been buried at a cemetery in moscow. he was laid to rest two weeks after his death in the arctic penal colony where he was serving a long—term sentence for "extremism". his parents were at today's funeral, but not his wife yulia and children, who were abroad. or his brother, who is himself facing fresh cr

including grammy—award—winning duo brothers osborne, who first came to the uk nearly a decade ago.eople and show them kind of maybe the cliched things that they think about country music isn't true. the thing about the uk that makes us want to come over here are the fans. they listen like a sober crowd and they react like a drunk crowd. it's like the perfect combination that you want in an audience. with other artists following beyonce's move into country later this year, audiences over here are only expected to get bigger. felicity baker, bbc news. and we are getting some reviews for beyonce's album. the guardian says she is capable of doing whatever she wants. page six says, the revival that country music so desperately needed. another is social media by saying the best it has ever been in her career. many viewers welcoming beyonce's ability to straddle the country— pop genre. the times newspaper in london said that hour by newspaper in london said that hour by was a a—star album and praised it as a slick western epic with a sense of fun and adventure. you can get more on beyonce

because as i'm osborne, has ministry says that the 62 palestinians have died in the last day with more than 35000 killed in the 5 months of fighting since the hum mazda service attacks. on the 7th of october, a japanese drug maker has been bought a 2 more debts potentially linked to do it over the counter dietary supplements. go by actually pharmaceutical, recall 3, if it's glass troll, lowering brands last week, off the customers complained of kidney issues to other debts as well as more than a 100 hospitalizations are already on the investigation. i have alternatives expert dose, better than say, security forces are began to control of a prison off the inmates. the stage to revolt. violence of the complex in via caitlin states has surge since the escape of an notorious gang leader in january. that prompted the government to impose the state of emergency and deployed 20000 troops. ukraine's foreign minister dimitra cooler by his visiting him that he is expected to ask indian apologies to help invest in rebuilding of the country and also extend moisture monitored and assistance. india

including grammy award winning duo brothers osborne, who first came to the uk nearly a decade ago.ybe the cliched things that they think about country music isn't true. the thing about the uk that makes us want to come over here are the fans. they listen like the sober crowd and they react like a drunk crowd. it's like the perfect combination that you want in an audience. # showed up this morning # because i didn't know where else to go... with other artists following beyonce's move into country later this year, audiences over here are only expected to get bigger. felicity baker, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear.

, exchequer, george osborne, decided that we had a great new future with china.ed even ianed future with china. indeed even invited the chinese president down to his local pub on a sunday lunchtime for a pint. but given this, given the hacking into individuals, given that 40 million people's data is now going to be in the hands of the chinese communists, what next? what do we actually do next? i'd love to hear from you . farage at love to hear from you. farage at gbnews.com what now? what on earth do we do? because it seems to me that we don't really have a policy. well, i'm joined by sir iain duncan smith, conservative member of parliament for chingford and woodford i'm also woodford green. and i'm also joined luke de pulford, joined by luke de pulford, executive of the executive director of the inter—parliamentary alliance on china . ian, you know, one china. ian, you know, one liners, great quotes. we where did the elephant giving birth to the mouse come from ? the mouse come from? >> well, it just popped into my head as i was watching this tortuous procedure

i mean, remember osborne's pasties and osborne's famous pasties and caravans? yeah. caravans? one. the day. >> as soon as >> scrap them on the day. >> cold as soon as >> scrap them on the day. >> cold light as soon as >> scrap them on the day. >> cold light of as soon as >> scrap them on the day. >> cold light of days soon as >> scrap them on the day. >> cold light of day dawned,s >> scrap them on the day. >> cold light of day dawned, he the cold light of day dawned, he said, on earth is he said, what on earth is he talking? what's got against talking? what's he got against ginsters? well, we've been ginsters? yeah, well, we've been and were, these were taxes and these were, these were taxes that had been that the treasury had been trying to foist on a chancellor for time. for a long time. >> gordon brown has >> well, i know gordon brown has seen them off, george seen them off, but george osborne rolled over osborne i recall he rolled over republican convention in the united was doing united states. what was he doing there? concentrating united states. what was he doing the his con

comfortable with that, i was completely comfortable with that radio host and political commentator, steven osborne told us to bide and family apparently feels protected from prosecution at least for now. i think at this time he's president of the united states and he's facing a, an impeachment inquiry and it could very well result in, in a vote on and peach me which i think would pass. look, this is an election year to so the timing of this is very, very important. unfortunately, we have a media in this country that even today, even after the testimony still continues to say, as they talked about this story and the testimony which said, hey, joe biden was involved, joe bivens in charge of this whole thing. they say, well, they're saying all this and we still haven't seen any proof. that's how they end every homeless every time they do this story. so it's going to be an uphill battle to make it stick to joe biden. but you know, congress has that power and they couldn't beecham. i don't see the binding family getting in any trouble. legal trouble. the only possibility and i do think it's remote is t

and it was ozzy osborne, there's a be with rap. i remember to i grew up, i remember talking to luke skywalker whatever years ago in, in, in, in florida. and i said this is a song. now i may listen to a song about violence and not be violent. what if i listen to the bible? what if i took the message of watch daughters and i went on an advocate incest. i made it a band. the bible right now as we speak, mind comp is in the new york public library, but they want to, that's ok. listen when we get into book burning and information, if you don't like it, turned it off. well, and that's the thing, bryce. and because you have seen the calling and the blame, you have politicians who have recognized how powerful pop culture is having their corner or should the resume blame place on a population who can be persuaded by celebrities so easily to vote, just because their favorite person tells them to i think both deserves some responsibility as a rap or does that mean there's levels you have wrapped in the form of drill wrap, where they're litera

i want to share a message that we found on an ex, uh from mar. 1 osborne, who was talking about her 8 year old, who had joined an a roadblocks protest. she said she had never been to any protest with me. unlike her older sister, brushing knew all the chance and told me she wishes. she can help people in gaza. adel, what was interesting is that many of these server rooms um, in road blocks were shot. um we have read reports of accounts as well, being suspended. what is the scale of this? i mean, how many people are involved in these demonstrations? how many people are viewing them? yeah, um, i mean, i think for the roadblocks one, um it was, i actually, i don't really know the exact number, but definitely seems like it was and hundreds of thousands of for the ones in animal crossing. there is a limit to the number of people that can visit the server and also they're not as open and easy to find. so concurrently there's a limit to the number of people that can attend a space. but then afterwards, people can, you know, once people hear about it, they can start testing for the one that i

maintains close ties with hom, us, and the 2 sides of health self. several meetings since israel osborne gauze i begun take on his cold. how much is attacked on israel, on october, the 7th, a success unless man above cuba, despite the heavy prices and huge sacrifice, he's paid by the palestinian people whose namely goes in was designed to extend the file to chief any of the military objectives of strategic goes they are now losing their political umbrella, if not the protection, as seen in the resolution handed down by the security council. the resolution, although it came late and with some gaps that need to be feel is an indication that these riley occupation. he's on the unprecedented political i selection. yes. yeah . what does he may? yeah. the to the united states now with 1st responders in baltimore, dealing with won't by describing as a di emergencies. 2 people have been rescued off the vehicles, plunged off the collapsing bridge when a container ship rammed into it. it's not yet clear how many people are missing. the ship was heading out of ports when the crash took place just b

because we have to think in terms of mexico, us a sense of a forwarding and osborne and center of the genetic value to which vacation. so there is a lot of social interest to keep a mexican corn, a free of genetic modified albany is most particularly cool. and so we import and we will continue important because is not the isn't the longer an issue. it is something that we continue the composite of the import export. so the concern is that there is no it for mission to eat, bored, white going for human consumption, but things next week. we're so sufficient though. so this is not the nature of this field is still there is of finally weights a we anticipate that there's going to be sold there. let's talk about impulse and export because you know they was the north american free trade agreement originates what 1994 is replaced under president trump in the 2018 the us and ca, with you and kennedy are involved. how is that going? well, it is going very well, let me just mention that particular i didn't have any codes from now we are the for the 1st provider of foot. so united states in term

at that says a lot about the state of us politics. us talk show host and commentators, steve osborne, told ortiz union o'neill that joe biden to look or sound presidential during his, you know, speech. first of all, he started the speech about 18 minutes late, but he also did something else. at the beginning, he jumped the gun, usually the speaker of the house who sits behind him. during this speech with the vice president, the speaker of the house announces officially, ladies and gentlemen, the president the united states, and they apply it again and then he starts his speech. there was no announcement because the president didn't wait for him to be announced. yeah, ukraine was the, the opening at topic it is an election. your leaders tend to talk tough at doing that on the ukraine war. i suppose it's good territory for that. what do you think americans were listening in and not stephen, just thinking of who is the only minute? is this the state of the union address and key of or in washington? i was shocked that he started basically with ukraine with everything that's going on in th

>> well, i mean, the founders, we've got leslie osborne, brandi chastain, allie wagner and danielle slayton. right. so barry and natives played at santa clara university, got this started. and then the owner is another bay area, native. and it's just, and then i've coached here in the bay area since i was , well, for 25 years now. so there's just this feel that. and that's why i think the support is there. there's so much excitement everywhere you go around. i see i was out today, doing some work with one of our coaches at a coffee shop, and we ran into 3 or 4 fans that had bay fc. hats on and shirts and, it's just, you know, this is it's just a really good time. and there's so much, soccer that's played in northern california, and it's such an a talented way, very high level. and, it's just coming together at the right time. yeah. >> and you're the person to lead it. and i read up a little bit about your interesting history as well. native of cuba, played at santa clara university, of course, after you moved here, played professional in mls, just, a lot of coaching history as well, and it'

and the us secretary of state antony blinking has been holding talks in saudi arabia on his way. osborne gaza. this is 6 towards the middle east since october, blinking is expected to head to egypt and israel for more tasks. so tom barrow, cat is a professor of public policy at home and been holly for university here in doha. he says he expects discussions on ending the war and the political future of the gaza strip will dominate this latest round of talks. a thing davis's 1st and for most would be on the seas fire. right. and on uh, a way to stop the madness which is taking place now in gaza and return. i think ben can, will push on behalf of his ro, that release for the release of the captives and try and get that of states to accept whatever pressure they have on home us to accept a deal on those really terms. but also important that i think that would be discussing the future of the gaza strip and the post conflict fans as have be not created now by the united states. again, maybe in partnership or on behalf of his ro, where the americans are now proposing the policy now administrati

including grammy—award—winning duo brothers osborne, who first came to the uk nearly a decade ago.with people and show them kind of maybe the cliched things that they think about country music isn't true. the thing about the uk that makes us want to come over here are the fans. they listen like the sober crowd and they react like a drunk crowd. it's like the perfect combination that you want in an audience. with other artists following beyonce's move into country later this year, audiences over here are only expected to get bigger. felicity baker, bbc news. and in the next hour we will be talking to a beyonce superfan to get his take on her new country album. finally this half hour i want to show you some stunning pictures of mother nature in action in iceland. a volcano continues to erupt there but as you can see it has been caught spewing lava at the same time as the famous northern lights display. so you have the red hot lava spewing from the ground at the same time as the green glow of the natural light display in the sky. the time—lapse video was shot in southwestern iceland..

also someone's palestinians to be able to attend to the northern part of gauze of and finally, i'm osborne se complete withdrawal of israeli forces from casa, were us vice president, coming to harris's palace. cindy isn't guns, suffering as humanity or in catastrophe. she's called for an immediate cease fire to secure the flow of aid and the release of captives. and given the amends scale of suffering in gaza, there must be an immediate cease fire for at least the next which is what is currently on the table. this will get the hostages out and give a significant amount of aid, and this will allow us to build something more in during russell and jordan has moved from washington dc. essentially, the vice president carmella harris is responding to domestic political criticism and grassroots criticism. in this country that the by the administration is on the wrong side of history in the war on garza that it has been given. is world too much cover as it carries out its war against thomas and other groups inside garza, while not doing enough to actually protect palestinians who live in dogs or t