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these names have been sent, rab has dominic been, ben wallace has them.s open. 0nly colleagues did not receive visas when the airport was open. only a handful managed to escape and the escape really thanks to the generosity of other countries. so, poland issued visas to 25 individuals. spain, france, italy and sweden each took one of our colleagues. but unfortunately none managed to get out with the assistance of the british government.— assistance of the british government. . .,., , ., government. dominic raab said that he believed that _ government. dominic raab said that he believed that the _ government. dominic raab said that he believed that the number - government. dominic raab said that he believed that the number of - he believed that the number of british nationals who needed to come out was in the low hundreds. you are talking about trying to reach at least 350. how accurate do you think his figures are about who needs help? he his figures are about who needs hel ? . ., , his figures are about who needs hel? . ., , .,, his figures are about who

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do you think peter rab method or rick, it's the former british ambassador, paris is right in saying that this can be damaging, only be damaging to nato. it should be. this may reinforce the feeling of nato allies in europe. there should be driving for european strategic autonomy away from washington. you certainly seems as a washington and london cannot be trusted in. ready short term, yes, there is a damage to natal, but it's reps wake up call to talk about really about the future strategic concept of ne tool by the way in parent to restrict come pass over your opinion. and i think. ready this for me, it's a real wake up call. not only to be american, but it's a wake up call at the same time to repeat. let's say to look more after security to look more after let's say, even van strategic, it's hard to me in certain areas it east and to build up at the same time a security conception with regard to areas where the v, you repeat, even have invested trade investment interests and one of these interest is the asian pacific area. and therefore, you have, let's say you need an overall approac

you sound like foreign secretary rab here in london or entity blinking in washington with that answer. of course, what might think the united states and britain can talk to the taliban because they helped fund the merger. had him that became the taliban. that became a guy that became ice is the, became all these things. iran has always been opposed to this kind of islam, islam, and this kind of fundamentalists. how does iran negotiate with taliban leaders and politicians? what the have we have been discussing with the thought on, even before the domination of i've kind of we have had our concern because we are the immediate neighbour of, i've kind of fun with around 1000 kilometers on the line. what we have talked to them before is the same that we aren't, i am not know expressing we have some principles, the rise that they just talked about. you have pointed out that to the, to the taller only the. secondly, the issue of terrorism and extremism enough kind of fun is a concern for us is security concern. and also the drug trafficking is a problem. traffic in person because many people

was a rab breakout but not the 1st to have happened or force it went to me to form a prisoner with a similar story. from 25 years ago. the escape of 6 palestinian inmates from one of his rows highest security prisons prompted shock and embarrassment in israel and celebration among palestinians for her son. madame. it also prompted memories. michelle and that can that now feelings were all over the place. one minute we think we caught and it's over and then feel more confident, especially after inspections failed to reveal our plan. well, how about calming? how about madame, who was convicted as a teenager in 1990, of stabbing and wounding and israeli settler, and setting 2 buses on file. you send it to 17 years, but in 1996, he and a cell mate escaped. after months of laborious, tumbling luck and mcneish mo, drawn it, there was no room for despair. we used to dig with a nail some days. we hardly dug out and tried load of concrete. it took us to $54.00 days to get through the slab. we were 4 people, but 2 of our colleagues thought we were closer to failure than freedom. so they went b

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joining me now is suzanne rab, barrister, serle court chambers. lovely to see you.lovely to see you. talk us lovely to see you. talk us through this new law in china. how will it work and how will it impact businesses outside china �*s it impact businesses outside china '- ., ., it impact businesses outside china '- ., it impact businesses outside china' ., , china 's good morning, sally. international _ china 's good morning, sally. international businesses - china 's good morning, sally. international businesses will| international businesses will be familiar with stringent data protection requirements under the eu, gdp are low, and in many respects this law shares similarities including consent for certain data transfers but this is tougher with higher penalties up to 5% of annual turnover and approval is needed for certain data transfers, restrictions on one transfer, and the requirement for localisation of certain data in china itself, so the gdp are, but with teeth. i china itself, so the gdp are, but with teeth.— china itself, so the gdp are, but with teeth.

today of course we had apologies from the prison, in the nhs, the justice secretary dominic rab who alld been accepted. but the prison ombudsman sue mcallister did acknowledge frustration this morning that there had been no internal disciplinary process and she said that every pregnancy in prison has got to be regarded as high risk. prison has got to be regarded as hiuh risk. , , ., ~ i. 110 million �*unnecessary�* prescriptions are handed out in england every year — according to a new report. the review, led by the chief pharmaceutical officer for england dr keith ridge, found the elderly, those with disabilities and people from ethnic minority backgrounds are disproportionately affected. the government says it's appointing a �*prescribing tsar�* to help with the issue. a man has appeared in court charged with the murders of a woman and three children in a house in killamarsh in derbyshire on sunday. our correspondent danny savage is in derby. the man in question is damien bendall who is 31 and he appeared on video link for the hearing at derby magistrates' court behind me this afterno

you what i have seen. 0n america's day of trial and grief, i saw millions of people instinctively -rabto the _ grab for a neighbour's and and rally to the cause of one another. that is the america — to the cause of one another. that is the america i— to the cause of one another. that is the america i now.— to the cause of one another. that is the america i now. president george w the america i now. president george w bush the america i now. president george w bush speaking _ the america i now. president george w bush speaking in _ the america i now. president george w bush speaking in pennsylvania i w bush speaking in pennsylvania earlier. one of the four planes hijacked 20 years ago crashed into the pentagon, just outside washington, dc. 18a people were killed. a memorial ceremony is underway at the site of the attack to honour those who lost their lives. gary 0'donoghue is there for us and joins me live. it has been very striking in today's coverage how president george w bush use that address in pennsylvania to draw a direct line between the 9/11 hijackers and domestic extremists. h

i saw millions of people instinctively .rabbed for neighbors hand. and rally to the cause of one another. that is the america i know. >> president biden also visiting the shanksville memorial after comments and stops today in new york city and in washington, dc vice president kamala harris also offering her remarks on the remembrance of the day at united 93 crash site. >> so please know your nation sees you. and we stand with you. and we support you. we are gathered today. and how a brand. at this place. that has been sanctified. a sacrifice. to honor the heroism that the 40 passengers and crew members showed in the face of grave what happened and flight 93. told us then. and it still tells us so much. about the courage of those on board who gave everything they possibly could. >> house speaker nancy pelosi releasing a statement to mark the 20 year anniversary of the attacks saying in part, quote, the terror attacks on the morning of september 11th forever changed our nation and the world. the acts of in comprehensible evil left heartbreaking images

we have received these pictures of mr rab in qatar and he will speak with his counterparts there about afghans from the country — with the final flight leaving last saturday. now the government has the task of accommodating those who have arrived. today the housing secretary is meeting with local government bosses to discuss how this can be done. jamal barak was an afghan interpreter for the british army who left afghanistan in 2015 and moved to coventry. hejoins me now. thank you forjoining us on bbc news today. tell us first of all a little bit about your work with the british army. bit about your work with the british arm . . ~ bit about your work with the british arm . ., ,, , ., , bit about your work with the british arm . . ~ ,, , ., ~' bit about your work with the british arm. ., , ., ~ bit about your work with the british arm. ., ,, , ., ~ ., army. thank you. yes, i worked as a military interpreter _ army. thank you. yes, i worked as a military interpreter for _ army. thank you. yes, i worked as a military interpreter for the _ army. thank you. yes, i worked as a military inter