, as who ran away from the southern gates of the presidential palace. you can still hear, adrian. i'm not sure if you can hear the sound of stun grenades and tear gas being fired at the protest of i'm not sure how clear it is. they're still protested at the gate. fillmore tier guards being fired and thumbed grenades to get the processes out. but many of them as much as they go away from the gate from the southern gate, they come back again. they say they hear to voice their demands and show them in a tree that they want a civilian rule. and no amount of tear gas, all ivan munition, will take them away from their demands. hipaa, remind us what this is all about, what a protest us angry about the well, that's 2 things. they're angry about here. adrian. a, the fact that they feel that 3 years on since the revolution started, not too much has been achieved, they've been demanding for freedom, justice, and accountability. they say many of those demands have not been achieved or very little from those demands have been achieved. there's also the issue of the

this is where the prince dental palace is located in heart. you know, our reports that police have completely withdrawn from the area. let's go live now to hipaa morgan who is in heart to me for so here. but what's happening now? yes, has improved that says hospital not far from the southern gate of the presidential palace. that's where they've been for more than an hour. now. this by the use of lab amunition, we've heard from protest who retreated a few meters back, saying that they were able to see a lot of munition being used by the military. because lee has withdrawn from providing security to the presidential palace. we've also seen several protest has been carried away due to suffocation. some of them also sustaining anger. the not clear yet if it's the result of tear gas canisters hitting them or live ammunition, but there are injuries among the protest. nevertheless, they're still in front of the presidential palace. hundreds. are there right now? thousands gathered on the road that lead to the presidential palace despite the 2 guys th

, crystal palace but passes together and conor gallagher capitalised. an hour, they had another, james tomkins stealing in behind the everton defender is, to make it 2—0. an early christmas present for some. no team in the league had won more points from losing positions than everton this season, and salomon rondon got them back into the match. but they were swiftly finished off by the goal of the game, a superb shot from conor gallagher. palace go up to 12th and everton slip to 14th. jimmy lumsden, bbc news. ~ .., . bbc news. when we conceded the goal, it was challenging _ bbc news. when we conceded the goal, it was challenging for _ bbc news. when we conceded the goal, it was challenging for us. _ bbc news. when we conceded the goal, it was challenging for us. i _ bbc news. when we conceded the goal, it was challenging for us. i was - it was challenging for us. i was really proud about the team, doing this difficult period, we stick together. we pulled our sleeves up and we accepted the fight and then we get awarded with the third goal, but i think th

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machine on the now main story now. hundreds of thousands of protest as of march the presidential palace in the stood nice capital cartoon. they are demanding a military stay out of their country's transition towards democracy so that they can eventually hold free and fair elections. security forces 5 to gas at them after attempting to block bridges. demonstrate is a mocking 3 years since the start of the revolution. that ended former president tomorrow, but she is 30 years in power. she don has been gripped by protests and recently following the military power grab in october, which was followed by a controversial agreement that reinstated this william prime minister, abdullah hum dog had been. morgan has the latest now from hard tomb. where on the road that leave for the presidential palace where thousands of protesters have gathered for hours to commemorate the 3rd anniversary of the dance revolution, which led to the overthrow of long time president omar bashir. but protesters are out for another reason as well to day. they want to show the military that they are against the take ove

it must take a lot of gas to heat a palace.ry long time to make sure that the heating is done in a way that is as sustainable as possible. so, i've got electric cars, like my old aston martin, which i've had for 51 years, runs on, can you believe this, surplus english white wine and whey from the cheese process. prince william challenged the world to come up with solutions to the climate crisis and, at a star—studded awards ceremony, the first five winners of the earthshot prize were given £1 million to expand their ideas. the prince spoke to newscast�*s adam fleming. if we're not careful, we're robbing from our children's future with what we do now. and i think that's not fair. and so i'm trying to use my little bit of influence, my little bit of profile to highlight some incredible people doing amazing things, and will genuinely help fix some of these problems. as well as featuring on newscast, william's earthshot prize translated into a five—part bbc one series and awards night special. but the royalfamily�*s relationship wi

unlike the artisans houses, the walls in the scholars quarter, and especially in the palace and temple, are built with incredible precision. each stone was shaped to within a fraction of an inch. the inca builders used no motor, and even today, their dry stone walls are unsurpassed. an attempt at a reconstruction. the gabled roofs were covered with straw which rested on wooden beams. the beams were fastened to stone supports with ropes made from plants. the farming terraces they were filled with soil brought up from the fertile little bumble valley. there called an dennis, hence the name of these mountains, the andes, the terracing makes artificial irrigation easier and stops the valuable top soil being washed away. ah, these terraces probably didn't produce enough to feed the entire population of much pete, you. many sites have been found within a radius of 5 kilometers, which were used only for farming. the farmers must have been meekness, members of conquered tribes forced by the incas to be settled here. oh. ready these reconstructed buildings were used for storage. next to them ar

last time they thought about it, they were surprised because they were able to reach a palace. some of them said let's sit, let's sit in let stay here, but they were not planning it. they were not ready for it. this time if they reach that place, probably they will stay there and they will say for, for for longer time. all right, mohammed, what we'll cross back to you as the afternoon progresses. so i thank you very much for that update for the time bang on this is our to latest on the pandemic now in christmas travel plans have again been trying into chaos. the highly transmissible ami con variant has fullest airlines to cancel more than 4000 flights worldwide. in the u. s. second ice letting airline employees at causing survey staff shortages gay rail. alexander reports from newark, apple watch in new jersey. the surge of the army kron variant and not only affecting people on the ground, but also those trying to get in the air to visit loved ones for the christmas holiday. hundreds of flight cancellations in the united states united in delta, 2 of the largest carriers account

c hundreds of thousands of protest as much to saddam's presidential palace demanding the military stay out of their country's path to democracy. ah, hello i mario minimize in london, you're watching algae 0 also coming off on the program. and this will be the biggest man with crisis which is unfolding front of us. but his sounds prime minister appeals to world leaders help afghanistan now or face humanitarian catastrophe. jolaine select a new president, choosing between 2 polar opposites who presents starkly different visions for the future. in the netherlands begins a snap karone of ours locked down, but across the border and belgium, thousands of people protest against you restrictions. ah, welcome to the program, we begin this hour in sudan where hundreds of thousands of protest as of march to the presidential palace and the capital hard tomb. they are demanding the military stay out of their country's transition towards democracy so that they can eventually hold free and fair elections. security forces fired tear gas at them after attempting to block bridges demonstrate as a mockin

just like palace, aston villa are missing their maanger because of covid.e into the second half at villa park. it's i—all. a reece james own goal put villa ahead before chelsea equalised through a jorginho penalty. brighton and brentford kick off at 8pm. we've had a full programme in the scottish premiership, all matches effectively behind closed doors with a cap of 500 specatators coming into force today. celtic had a comfortale 3—1 win over bottom side stjohnstone in the early kick—off. abada scored twice in the first half to put celtic in control. chris kane had pulled one back for stjohnstone but nir bitton ended their hopes of a comeback. no draws in ther scottish premiership, also wins for aberdeen, hibs and third—placed hearts and motherwell. rangers maintained their six—point lead going into the winter break, beating st mirrren 2—0. wright and morelos with their goals. leicester tigers are an unstoppable force in the rugby union premiership at the moment. bristol bears came close to ending their unbeaten run, but the league leaders found a way in in

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ah, a communications back out into don as protest in march on the presidential palace demanding an end to military ro. ah, hello, i'm marianne minimizing in london. you're watching alger 0. so coming up on the program, christmas travel plans up in the air spread of the on the convent forces the cancellation of thousands of flights, of thought migrant votes, things in the a g and seen as many days. 16 people are now confirmed dead lift off from a tropical rain forest to the edge of time itself on the walls most powerful space telescope bloss off on its mission to annual the secrets of the universe. ah, hello, welcome to the program. while i protest as are back out on the streets of sudan, calling for the military to leave power to enable a transition to free and fair elections in the country demonstrates his march through the capital and towards the presidential palace in defiance of wanting from the authorities to stay away from key sites in central hard tomb of security forces fired tear gas at people while phone internet services have been shut down. well today marks a 10th day of ma

and al jazeera police and saddam 5 tear gas, a protest as you've gathered outside the presidential palace and cartoon rallies being held on the 3rd anniversary of the revolution that ended the 30 year rule of former president omar bashir for a brief few minutes protested, were able to reach the southern gates of the presidential palace after thousands and thousands have been walking 4 hours and have been protesting out on the road that leads to the palace. now a majority of them had been closed through 3 following heavy amount of dear god that has been fired by a security forces, including live ammunition of the military who guard the presidential palace have also used live ammunition according to protest. those who ran away from the southern gates all the presidential palace, people in chile are casting their ballots in the presidential election run off. it's a close race between 2 men who promising to take the country and very different directions to left winger, gabrielle butch, of the far rights. jose antonio cast a low turnout as being reported in hong kong. and the 1st election sinc

march to the presidential palace and sudan, demanding the military stays out of politics. in the transition to democracy. report from men to now, one of the ons in the philippines was hit by super typhoon ry, which is now killed over 200 people. and americans warned, against traveling during christmas. as the army crone variance of coven 19 spreads rapidly. ah! around the leftist candidates, gabriel bartch has won chillies, presidential election, the 35 year old who rose to prominence during student protests against the government. he campaigned on expanding social services, fighting and equality, and raising taxes on the super rich in little low, yet no. our government has the conviction to look forward at the challenges that we have before us. it cannot be just changed by talking to the mirror. i'm not yours to only speak to people who think like me to change the way people who think differently. we are here to assure that once and for all the our courses sufficient for all chileans and we can achieve a wonderful life barrage. his opponents are the right winger. jose ant

ah, we begin and she, dan, where protesters are at the gates of the presidential palace in hot tune. early a t gas was fired as they made their way to the building protest as a mocking 3 years since the revolution that ended former president obama bus years 30 year rule. but sudan has seen more protests in recent weeks following the military's power grab in october. this is where the presidential palace is located in cartoon before say police have completely withdrawn from the area hammered, vall joins us live now from hard to. so how many, what's happening there right now? you know, right, has apparently that the crowd in front of the presidential police has been mostly dispersed, but at the same time they are still there in a way they, they, they come back every now and then they, they gain the place and the confrontations between them and police is continuing. that's a very interesting situation because the, the police have barricaded the entire central cup to this morning. and there was a sense during the day that the professors would not be allowed to reach the presidential poli

spurs have lost 3—0 away to palace in september but in so many ways that was a long time ago.premier league under antonio conte. drew savage, bbc news. they certainly do look like they are beginning to click under antonio conte — up to fifth plenty of games in hand. he was pleased to be able to take harry kane off relatively early, with a crowded fixture schedule ahead. i always say we are talking about a top—class striker and a player that for us is very important. and today i had the possibility to give him a bit of rest. he scored and i'm happy for him and happy for lucas and happy for son, but i'm happy for the performance of the team because if the three strikers scored and because the team worked very well. arsenal are building up some momentum. it's now four wins in a row in the league, and they are scoring plenty of goals. they won 5—0 at norwich. victory was never really in doubt at the bottom side. bukayo saka scored their first inside ten minutes. kieran tierney doubled the lead by halftime and saka added another midway through the second half. lacazette and smith—r

he howls all night through his palace corridors.ith mariamne because they were actually better bred than he was. >> and this is the reason he kills even his own sons. herod's afraid that his sons are going to take his kingdom from him. >> the tragedy of herod is t that -- it's this tragic character who never quite can feel secure enough, and thus is forced to kill those closest to him. >> herod just sinks more and more. and the matter he gets, the -- the more depressed he gets. so, herod the great latches onto building projects because he can build buildings that will outlive him. he is trying to build his way out of depression. >> he builds a series of fortified desert palaces along the eastern frontier, including overlooking the dead sea. he built whole cities like on the coast where, in addition to building a city, he built the largest artificial harbor that had ever been constructed up to that point. and at samaria, the ancient capital at the northern kingdom of israel, he built another city. >> one of the main figures that have

a helicopter landed on the lawn of her palace with somebody saying that he had lawn of her palace withalace with somebody saying that he had orders to take lawn of her palace with somebody saying that he had orders to take to a prison in the middle the desert. all because she said she discovered what had happened to other daughters of the ruler of dubai who had been abducted. he has denied this but the high court here in britain stood this up. it didn't probably help her case that she had an affair with her bodyguard, and when that was discovered he was understandably very angry, wrote a poem that went public, and she interpreted that as a death threat. she fled to britain where she continued to get threats from anonymous people saying they could reach her wherever. she took the case to court to try to safeguard, to put in place, which she has now got today, a huge financial settlement to safeguard her security and that of her two children, because she worries that harm will come to her and that they will be abducted. he has issued a statement saying he has only ever wished to provide

in the 11th century, it's forma imperial palace on the edge of the hot mountains, was a power center in the holy roman empire. as always mind here, since ancient times goslin is also home to industrial monuments like that, simon's back mine along with as it is old town. it's another reason why goss law is on unix goes wild heritage list. ah, but lois saxony also boasts unique natural landscapes like the vault and see this system into tidal sands and mud flats in the north sea was granted well, natural heritage status in 2009. ah. german tourists also flocked to mecklenburg, western pomeranian germany's northern most state with its capital. shipping ranks of 5th with domestic tourists with the state is home to historically important hands. the attic cities likes 1000 with its magnificent red, brick, gothic buildings, trousers med, evil, old town together with v smells has been listed as a piece of unesco world heritage. since 2002 ah, ah mecklenburg, western pomeranians popularity also has much to do with its abundance of water. it's baltic sea beaches and its proximity to the german

was here a police and sit down to find tear gas, a protest us who gathered outside the presidential palace and come to the people arab and mocking 3 years since the revolution that ended former president omar, but alba, she is 30 year rule sedans recently seen renewed protest following the military's power grab in october. let's go live now to those protests in the capital and 0 hippa, morgan is in khartoum here. what's happening? well, the thing for us is confronting with security forces who are lined up in front of the presidential palace. we're now on the road leading to that palace where there are also thousands and thousands of both made their way from various bars off the host to, to 52 boys. their opposition to the military being in power following the october 10th to take over, your gas has been fight other processes. several open has been removed from the process side, the publication, many of them, so standing chance against the military. i think that's a little thing that is the reason why they thought they were exactly 3 years ago and that they will continue to voice those dema

her christmas broadcast, a still from which has been issued by buckingham palace, is expected to be ailip taken in 2007 when they celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary. philip's death last april, two months short of his 100th birthday and after 73 years of marriage, was the emotional low point of the year for the monarch. apart from a reference to him in her address to the cop26 conference, the queen has not so far spoken publicly about how much he meant to her. her broadcast may be an opportunity for her to do so. within the royal family, mindful that this will be the queen's first christmas without her husband, arrangements have been changed so that she won't be alone. clarence house has confirmed that the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall willjoin her at windsor on christmas day. other members of the family may also be there. but absent, of course, will be the duke and duchess of sussex. from their home in california, they've issued this photograph wishing their supporters happy holidays. it shows harry and meghan with their son archie and their daughter lilibet, p

a communications black house ensued on his protest as march on the presidential palace demanding an end to military rule. christmas travel plans are up in the air, the spread of the army called various forces, the cancellation of thousands of flights. a 3rd migrant boats sinks in the a g and c in as many days. it's 16 people are now confirmed dad. lift all from a tropical rain forest to the edge of time itself. and the world's most powerful space telescope bloss off on its mission to unlock the secrets of the universe. and then later on is for the french world cup winner insisting the africa cup of nations deserves more respect. ah hallo, and a very well welcome to the program. our top story today, protest as back house on the streets of sudan, calling for the military to leave power to enable a transition to free and fair elections in the country demonstrates his march through the capital and towards the presidential palace. in defiance of warnings, from the authorities to stay away from key sites in central cartoon. a security forces fired tear gas at people. all phone and internet se

march to the presidential palace in sudan demand in the military stays out of politics in the transition to democracy. we report from min vanelle, one of the items in the philippines worst hit by super typhoon ry. that's now killed more than 200 people. and americans are warned against travelling during christmas. the on a con, barons of code with 19 spines rapidly. ah, left us gabrielle burrage is one july's presidential election. the 35 year old rose to prominence during student protests against the government. he campaign and expanding social services, fighting in equality and raising taxes on the super rich in little yet no. our government has the conviction to look forward at the challenges that we have before us. it cannot be just changed by talking to the mirror. i'm not yours to only speak to people who think like me to change the way people who think differently. we are here to ensure that once and for all, that our course is sufficient for all chileans and we can achieve a wonderful life. well, barge has rivaling opponent. jose antonio cast urged his supporters to put aside pol

there have been a few attempts to cross the railway that leads them closer to the presidential palace that makes them or gets them about one and a half kilometers away from presidential polish. but they are not able to get any closer ad for the protesters. they, they always bet on their capacity to be next to the processor polish so that they can deliver their messages or protest her in the other parts of come to them and undermine and battery. they gather the bigger numbers, but also they could not cross the bridges in this, in the port in the port sedan city of the red sea region. ah, there had been also considerable numbers of protest as to date. we're joining us now from nairobi is hollow, clear, managing director of in science strategy partners. that's the policy. think tank, thanks for your time. what do you think is going to happen here? how is this all going to play out? men protest as have been killed, but the people on the street seem defiant and, and, and very much resolute. absolutely, and i think would be, are becoming increasingly more resolute to the more resistance tha

then a quick look at the main stories now hundreds of thousands of people of march, the presidential palace and the sudanese capital har tune. they are demanding the military stay out of their countries, transition towards democracy so that they can eventually hold free and fair elections secures and forces by 2 gas at them after attempting to block bridges demonstrate as a mark in 3 years at the start of the revolution that ended the former president tomorrow, but she is 30 as empower. she now has been gripped by protests in recent weeks after the military power grabbed in october, which was then followed by a controversial agreement that reinstated the civilian prime minister, abdullah ham dock. muslim countries of pledge to set up a humanitarian trust fund for afghanistan as millions face hunger during a harsh winter park. his dawn was hosting an emergency meeting of the organisation of islamic cooperation. the un is warning that 98 percent of afghans are not eating enough with 23000000 people on the brink of starvation. the point is that if the world does not act, this will be the bigge

can only dream of. 0dsonne edouard had given palace the lead against norwich from a penalty, before—nil it finished, leaving norwich bottom of the league. chelsea defender ben chilwell could miss the rest of the season as he undergoes knee surgery this week. the england left—back suffered anterior cruciate ligament damage during chelsea's champions league win againstjuventus last month. the club had initially wanted to avoid surgery but have confirmed today he needs an operation. spain forward ferran torres has completed his move from manchester city to barcelona. the deal is worth an initial 46.7 million pounds and the 21 year old has signed a five and a half year deal. torres spentjust 16 months at city afterjoining from valencia last year. meanwhile, manchester united have turned down an offer from sevilla to take forward anthony martial on loan. it's thought the spanish club were only willing to pay half of the frenchman's 150 thousand pound a week wages. martial has told united he wants to leave old trafford. dominic thiem has pulled out of january's australian open. the 2020 f

oh, hundreds of thousands of protest is march to su, dawn's presidential palace demanding the military stay out of that country's park to democracy. opposed close in chillies, presidential elections where voters had to choose between 2 polar opposites with stalking different visions for the future. or this will be the biggest man with crisis, which is unfolding front of pakistan to prime minister appeals to world leaders help afghanistan now or face a humanitarian catastrophe. the netherlands begins is not growing of ours locked down, but across the border in belgium, thousands protests against new restrictions. and i'm far as smile. have all the sports news later this hour, including manchester city, crash new castle for nails lay finish. what's been a corona virus disrupted weekend at the top of the table? ah, welcome to then he's out. we begin in sudan, one hundreds of thousands of people of march to the presidential palace in our tomb . they are demanding the military stay out of that country's transition towards democracy, so they can eventually hold free and fair elections. secur

that is how it was described to us by buckingham palace, that it would be particularly personal.nd actually, i think it is really quite touching. it is really quite a departure from the normal christmas broadcast, which is normally a reflection on the year. but this was very personal. and i think one god and impression of the keen sense of loss that she clearly feels for the man who was her husband for 73 years. let's have a listen to how the broadcast open. christmas can be hard for those who have lost _ christmas can be hard for those who have lost loved ones. this year especially _ have lost loved ones. this year especially i understand why. but for me, especially i understand why. but for me. in_ especially i understand why. but for me. in the — especially i understand why. but for me, in the months since the death of my beloved _ me, in the months since the death of my beloved philip, i have drawn great _ my beloved philip, i have drawn great comfort from the warmth and affection _ great comfort from the warmth and affection of the many tributes to his life _ affection of th

ah paula, we begin in sudan where protesters have gathered near the presidential palace in hot 2. earlier tea gas was fired as they made their way to the building protesters or marquis 3 years since the revolution that ended former president ometer, but she is a 30 year rule. but she, dana seen more protests in recent weeks following the military's power grab in october. now this is where the presidential palace in cartoon is located to report say, police have completely withdrawn from the area, have all his life worse in heart to me now. so what's happening yes, you're right. the people are in front of the presidential police and there were attempts on the part of the security forces and police to disperse them. they were successful to a degree, but people returned thousands estimate to be still there. but this cam issues are still continuing, police are surrounding good protesters and they are using gas. i'm trying to still trying to, to end about protests. we don't know so far the tensions of the protests, those we don't know whether they are planning for a long city or not a p

the city was attacked and the palace ransacked in 18. 97. the king had refused to recognise britain's claim on west africa. while 2 items are being returned, 900 pieces remain in the british museum in london, and the people have been in city or waiting for their return. andrew chappelle al jazeera ah i looked at the main stories now. the well health organization is criticized wealthy nations, offering vaccine based as to their citizens, while millions around the world a yet have their 1st dose. a groups director general says the pandemic is going to continue until vaccines are equally distributed around the world. and there are warnings, the only con, vary is now spreading at an unprecedented rate or micron is spreading at a rate we have not seen was any previous variant. we're concerned that people are dismissing or me chron, meeker on as mild. surely, we have learned by now that we underestimate this virus that our purdue, even if or me, kron does cause less severe dishes. the sheer number of cases could once again overwhelm unprepared hea

march to the presidential palace in sudan, demanding the military stays out of politics in the transition to democracy. also, americans are warned against traveling during christmas. is the army con variant of curve at 19 spreads rapidly. and we report from men to now one of the islands in the philippines, devastated by super typhoon ryan. ah, it's a breaking news from chillies that presidential run off the right wing. a jose antonio cas has conceded defeat results are still officially coming in balance. gabrielle burridge will be chillies next lead it. both candidates come from outside the political mainstream that his laundry room should i since it return to democracy in 1999 cast has been speaking and tweeting in the past hour. a picture of himself here, making that concession, he said, had just got off the phone with gabrielle bartch and congratulated him on his great success from today. he is the elected president of chili and deserves all out respect and constructive collaboration. so to correspondence in santiago, covering this one alessandra romp, yeti is following the fortunes al

authorities have fired tear gas at protestors as pro—democracy marches continue outside the presidential palacethe capital khartoum. richard rogers — the architect behind london's millenium dome and the pompidou centre in paris — has died at the age of 88. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the uk health secretary sajid javid says he can't rule out further covid restrictions in england in the run—up to christmas, and he's urged everyone to be cautious given the rapid spread of the omicron variant. more than 82,000 coronavirus cases have been reported in the latest 24—hour period. mrjavid said the new variant is already the dominant strain in england as well as scotland. so far 12 people have died having contracted this latest form of coronavirus. several european countries have introduced tough new restrictions to tackle covid, we'll have more on that in a moment but first here's our medical editor fergus walsh with the latest in the uk. # driving home for christmas...# this christmas, the hot ticket for many is not to see a football match but to get a boosterja

county sheriff, alex villaneuva, that the far left d.a., is living in a woke palace.rack down on crime there. he is calling criticisms about crime policy knee-jerk reactions, smash-and-grab thefts not too. retailers share responsibility to this? >> once again this is insanity, when you try to do the same thing over and over and again the same results. the public is suffering at the hands of these type of activities. when you have over 12,000 people and let the people right out on the street with no sort of accountability, no retraining, reeducation, and also if you want something, just like a witness impact statement, talk to the victims of the crimes and see how they feel about the people who injured them and just walking right back out on the street again. elizabeth: yeah, doctor, there is open drug dealing and shootings in the neighborhoods in san francisco. children and seniors are afraid to go outside. i like reaction to what l.a. county sheriff alex villaneuva said. watch this. >> nothing knee-jerk about this, common sense this person does not get it, sorry to h

palace though had saved their best for last.ague, burnley and west ham was goalless. there have been a number of positive coronavirus cases in the manchester united squad, putting their premier league match at brentford on tuesday in some doubt. it is understood that all players tested negative before the norwich game. but the positive results came before training this morning. those individuals were then sent home. this afternoon�*s brighton v tottenham game was postponed after an outbreak in the spurs squad. celtic maintained a four—point gap behind scottish premiership leaders rangers, as tom rogic�*s strike earned them a narrow 1—0 home win over motherwell. that�*s after rangers beat hearts 2—0 at tynecastle. alfredo morelos giving his side an early lead. and they doubled it moments later. joe aribo with a superb finish. hearts did have a man sent off late on, but it didn�*t affect the result. that�*s six straight league wins for rangers. manchester united returned to winning ways in the women�*s super league by beating brig

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theresa may did used - to come to lambeth palace, i believe, sometimes.counsel our current leaders, i suppose? _ and i know you don't- want to personalise things, but is it an important principle for politicians that they- should tell the truth? i mean, i think it wasjohn, . in the gospel ofjohn, i think, it says that the truth shall set you free. . that's whatjesus said. should our politicians follow that principle? j he also said, "i am the truth." so it's another good principle to follow him. yes, it's really complicated, isn't it? because there are bits... you know. you're all very much more experienced in politics than i am. you know as well as i do there are things people can't say. that a lot of political work has to be done behind—the—scenes, because when it is public, it immediately destroys what you're trying to do. but i suppose i would say, you don't always tell the whole truth, in the sense that you don't lie, but you don't talk about everything. but when you speak, you should speak truthfully. and it's very, very rare — instances of national

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you saw the news in hundreds of thousands of protest as of march to the presidential palace in khartoum in sedan, demanding the military stay out of the country's transition towards democracy. security both beside t against them after attempting to block bridges, demonstrated marking 3 years since the start of the revolution that ended former president domino. she is 30 year old. the death toll from type in ryan, the philippines is now up at 208. at least and that death toll is expected to rise . rescue team is still searching for missing people in flooded areas following fridays, storm, as well. 18000 soldiers of now joined rescue workers trying to reach remote areas. 300000 filipinos were forced from their homes by the super ty, thing there you are up to date with the headlines are investigative documentary program. people in power is next. the in may 2021. the german government acknowledged responsibility for colonial era genocide against the maybe as herrera and them of peoples over 100 years ago. that activists have long campaigns. reparations say, the compensation on offer doesn't

the dispersed crowds in front of the presidential palace. several people were injured. and according to my dex, some hospitals that provided medical care were rated with protesters who were seeking treatment, arrested. prime minister ham doke has that professor have the right to freedom of expression and peaceful protest. at least $41.00 protested, have been killed since the military took over last month. and more than 200 have been injured. despite the violence that they have been met with protest, the said they will continue to voice their demand for a complete civilian government to ensure so dance transition to democracy continue for many here and around the country. the reason for continuing to protest is in the main slogan, therapy. after living under a military dominated government for 30 years and overthrowing it in 2019, they said they will not return to the same rule that they fought so hard against he but morgan august era houghton european diplomats have urged to run to show it serious about salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal on tuesday, representatives from ru