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america's role in foreign aid assistance, but the dismantling 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowesfate of its almost 10,000 staff remains unclear. ajudge has put on hold the trump administration's plan to putjust over 2,000 usaid employees on paid leave to save the agency. at risk are aid programmes in around 120 countries, including the world's poorest regions. for international assistance. represent a valuable use of us taxpayers' money. when you look at usaid, that's a fraud. the whole thing is a fraud, very little being put to good use. 0pponents say the president's plan is unconstitutional, legally dismantle the agency. tell us what's happening there this morning. at tell us what's - happening there this morning.— tell us what's - happening there this morning. 1232s,” . a there this morning. 127222sfis . a devastatin: m there this morning. f : i... a devastating for the of a devastating week for the family, friends and schoolmates of harvey willgoose is this a opportunity to pay tribute to him and to take the message of anti—knife crime to his home 20 minutes' time, an is takin

america's role in foreign aid assistance, but the dismantling our north america correspondent, peter bowesnclear. ajudge has put on hold the trump administration's plan to save the agency. with this ruling, it does provide a reprieve. as well for payments that the us government for international assistance. when you look at usaid, that's a fraud. the whole thing is a fraud, very little being put to good use. and transactions is either corrupt or ridiculous. latvia, estonia, and lithuania disconnected their electricity that serves most of the rest of the european union. the three baltic nations, all former soviet republics, wanted to do so to block russia's ability to our europe regional editor, danny aeberhard, is across this and told us more. for a long time been warning of that. and obviously when russia launched its invasion, first of crimea and then the full scale invasion of ukraine, it became clear just how powerful a weapon energy blackmail was. republics are essentially severing further from their soviet past. with this, they're linked into a network of soviet era belarus and russi

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our correspondent peter bowes is in los angeles. impacted by the wildfires. a lot of people are independented it up celebration and sorrow. sorrow for what happened, on the red carpet, on stage announcing the award for best album, the top award, and getting beyonce's name out of the envelope. yeah, and beyonce, of course, now the top one after all of those times that she's been overlooked, many people feel. yeah. a career achievement. there's been some debate in the music industry — the best album to deserve this accolade? but certainly as a career achievement. she's been nominated more times than any other artist, certainly a popular award on the night. although when she won the award for the best country album she said she was shocked to win that. by the country music awards. well, kj matthews is a journalist in la who's been so what did you make of beyonce winning? remember, she lost four other times before and ifeel she was ready to clap and smile for the cameras just in case she lost, but, thank god, she didn't have to do it. but it took her a couple seconds to kind of realise that the

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i'm peter live out . trump promised to shop the system and he is, he has declared war against the us government, threatened friends and bow a life with a tear of war. and now he has personally decided to reorder the middle east palestinians and guys have faced more force displacement and ethnic cleansing the cross. i think guys, i'm joined by my guess, ramsey's my route in seattle. he is a palestinian author and journalist in dubai. we have, i've made a lean, he is an investigative emmy, nominated journalist and, and be route we process the risk. he is a security and political affairs analyst. i drilled in cross lock rolls and in fact, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, i'm going to go to ramsey 1st because he got up early as for this program, much appreciate the audience always appreciates when you are on the program ramsey . i really reflecting on what we heard on tuesday, which is world historic for any number of reasons here. but one kind of almost go test and take away from, from claiming he will own guides. uh, essentially, i guess annex it. i mean, the words were very nebulous and wh

are welcome bbc neither israel nor the us is a member of the icc let's speak to our correspondent peter bowes, what impact will these sanctions have? inaudible. are initially targeted at who work for the individuals who work for the icc and could be the icc and they could be the freezing of those z— 77 it could ' " fitic’ould'bierm individuals, it could be visa denying in restrictions, denying access in of travel to united terms of travel to the united states. that could affect states. and that could affect work of the broader the work of the broader organisation moving forward. it might an impact on might have an impact on financial institutions wanting to do the to do business with the icc, fearing consequences in fearing the consequences in to the united relatientstheunited states. there could be some and there could be some diplomatic in terms of diplomatic issues in terms df countries that diplomatic issues in terms of countries that do support those countries that do support the icc and work their the icc and its work and their relationship with the united so, it could be states. so, it

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