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i'm asking you , rwanda scheme. i'm asking you, eating— rwanda scheme.m asking you, ettttg torts gt— rwanda scheme. i'm asking you, eating boris or are— rwanda scheme. i'm asking you, eating boris or are you team cttttest — eating boris or are you team cttttest tn— eating boris or are you team charles? in other- eating boris or are you team charles? " charles? in other news but related, though, that migrant boat arrived. apparently, boat has arrived. apparently, yes. stockholm yes. the bibby stockholm is supposedly around the supposedly pulling up around the dorset area. we'll have some toottge—tttt- dorset area. we'll have some. footage—also going footage of it. we're also going to talking about whether or to be talking about whether or not it's actually a feasible plan find around not it's actually a feasible plan spaces find around not it's actually a feasible plan spaces for find around not it's actually a feasible plan spaces for people. well d not it's actually a feasible plan spaces for people. well , 500 spaces for people. well, that amount arriv

katherine soi, al jazeera, western rwanda.egalese opposition leader ousmane sonko says he is being illegally held basically forces and is calling for supporters to protest this. has led to fighting between demonstrators and police in senegal's capital. a report from the car. reporter: and i-4 and i, in senegal's wolof language. it is a rallying call made by the opposition leader to his supporters. he says he's being held against his will at his residence. we try to visit him, but police will not allow us to film or lettuce in. from his home, he sent this message. >> i call for a national search, in national resistance movement in accordance with our constitution, to face macky sall. reporter: the government says it is maintaining law and order, days ahead of a verdict in a trial where sonko is accused of rape. if found guilty, he will not be able to run in the february 2024 presidential elections. >> we are demonstrating because this is an attempt to eliminate our candidate. we have protested for democracy in senegal. we are d

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rwanda scheme, atntnt ta— government's rwanda scheme, atntne ta stop— government's rwanda scheme, aiminghat if i was you or before you know it, you'll have to sell the duchy of cornwall to pay reparations to those who built it . nato also reveals boris it. nato also reveals boris vvteetv— it. nato also reveals boris wisely advised— e nato also reveals boris wisely advised the monarch to avatt— wisely advised the monarch to avatt aaentnt— wisely advised the monarch to avoid opening the door to ntetarte— avoid opening the door to historic reparations for etaverv— historic reparations for slavery, but- historic reparations for slavery, but was ignored by cnartee— slavery, but was ignored by charles, who— slavery, but was ignored by charles, who went ahead with tnta— charles, who went ahead with this address— charles, who went ahead with this address . _ charles, who went ahead with this address. i— charles, who went ahead with this address . this address. i want to acknowledge that the roots of our contemporary association run deep into the most painful penod deep into the most painful peri

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real problem last year with rwanda, wasn't it? c 3 rwanda, wasn't it?eople have been our inor— so many years, people have been told that something's going to noppon— told that something's going to noppon ons— told that something's going to noppon and ii— told that something's going to happen and it hasn't. 33g told that something's going to happen and it hasn't . “cg happen and it hasn't. they a lot of happen and it hasn't. they a lot or poopio— happen and it hasn't. they a lot of people up and down the country feel betrayed and. well, i've decided and my little organisation has decided that we will have a petition for people to sign, to cut immigration. please sign it. right. well, the website is on the screen for those that want to watch it, the website is on the screen out. you've just advertised the poopio-s— you've just advertised the people's petition on the roopio-s— people's petition on the people's channel. people's petition on the- people's channel. thank you for coming to peterborough this evening. thank you very much. thank you. great stuff.

for alleged war crimes committed in rwanda and remain at large. the u.s.artment is offering rewards of up to $5 million for information that leads to their arrest or conviction in any country. nbati was the mayor of gusuvu, accused of directing police to hunt down individuals who fled into the nearby hills, leading to the deaths of tens of thousands of people. charles sigwabu was a mayor in the kibuyu prefecture accused of instigating massacres at places of worship. diande kiyu was a restaurant manager who is accused of instigating a massacre at the church of mobugu and directing others to take part in these killings. >>> voters in turkey are preparing for the second round the presidential elections there this sunday. neither the incumbent, recep erdogan, or his challenger, kamal kishidariu, received more than 50% of the vote in the first round, forcing the runoff. be sure to watch cnn's special coverage of turkish elections hosted by becky anderson on sunday, 8:00 p.m. ankara time on cnn. >>> honoring u.s. veterans is not a partisan issue. lawmakers from

to rwanda. thursday morning. that cloud once again starts pushing its way westwards , best of the clear way westwards, best of the clear skies holding on across the north—west of the uk here. temperatures dipping into single figures elsewhere around 9 to 11 celsius to take us into thursday morning. so a bit of a grey start once again, a few spots of drizzle in the wind, but that cloud again lifts and breaks. hopefully it will push back a little bit further eastwards quickly on thursday, allowing more in the way of sunny spells to develop notice how wales in the get the lion's the south—west get the lion's share of the sunshine and temperatures here in low 20s temperatures here in the low 20s staying dry for friday staying fine and dry for friday and into the weekend. temperatures the low 20s as . well . well. . i hello. vieik- l hello. good well. hello. good evening. it's me, jacob - hello. good evening. it's me, raeen ieees-iiegg— . hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on— hello. good

rwanda, that is not an issue. rwanda, rwanda. no way in the rwanda.s keep the show on the road, or is the pair's break—up a road, or is the pair's break—up e metter— road, or is the pair's break—up e metter et— road, or is the pair's break—up a matter of when? \tt13t. road, or is the pair's break—up a matter of when? \ti.t. �*" road, or is the pair's break—up a matter of when? \tt13t. �*" �*r�*t�*ttii: ”ti; a matter of when? not if. we're going to debate that in the media, abuzz soon. but first, as rishi sunak faces growing unrest over the biggest tax rise since the 1970s on millions former housing secretary and liz truss ally simon clarke makes a plea to the pm to slash levies and fast. he's live in the studio in wet— fast. he's live in the studio in twet e— fast. he's live in the studio in twet e memem— fast. he's live in the studio in twet e memem .— from 11 on gb news britain's news . channel tom bower with news. channel tom bower with meter— news. channel tom bower with major news on harry— tom bower with major news on harry and meghan, tete— maj

okay. actually, the arch bishop of rwanda is okay with rwanda actually is okay with me— rwanda actuallye as they will erehehhr teer eer— of lords? because as they will probably just say that anything that probably just say that anything he mer— probably just say that anything me her ee— probably just say that anything that they are saying is down to hem— that they are saying is down to their interpretation of the here— their interpretation of the hrhhe ere— their interpretation of the bible and i— their interpretation of the bible and i suppose that gives rhem— bible and i suppose that gives rhem eeehe— bible and i suppose that gives rhem eerre e— bible and i suppose that gives them quite a lot— bible and i suppose that gives them quite a lot of power. i rrhh— them quite a lot of power. i mean, with respect, the reason why— mean, with respect, the reason rrhr re— mean, with respect, the reason rrhr rre ee— mean, with respect, the reason why we are focussed so much on mehe— why we are focussed so much on here rrehhr— why we are focussed so much on justin welby now— why we are focussed so

what they say is rwanda is out. e say is rwanda is out. but isn't there— say is rwanda is out.ther people who will use him as the figure that says, well, if the— the figure that says, well, if the archbishop _ the figure that says, well, if the archbishop of canterbury is teehhet— the archbishop of canterbury is teehhet i,— the archbishop of canterbury is against it, then— the archbishop of canterbury is against it, then obviously we're we're on we're on— against it, then obviously we're we're on we're on god's side. so theteteve— we're on we're on god's side. so theveteve ve — we're on we're on god's side. so therefore we are— we're on we're on god's side. so therefore we are going to be heethhe— therefore we are going to be heethte te— therefore we are going to be hostile to this— therefore we are going to be hostile to this action. “i hostile to this action. rachel, do hostile to this action. rachel, the vet— hostile to this action. rachel, do you think it's wise for him to intervene? do you think it represents anglican feeling in the country? i think it was a heve— the coun

rwanda, that is not an issue. rwanda, rwanda. no way in the rwanda.nters keep the show on the road, or is the pair's break—up a road, or is the pair's break—up e metter— road, or is the pair's break—up e metter et— road, or is the pair's break—up a matter of when? \tt13t. road, or is the pair's break—up a matter of when? \ti.t. �*" road, or is the pair's break—up a matter of when? \tt13t. �*" �*r�*t�*ttii: ”ti; a matter of when? not if. we're going to debate that in the media, abuzz soon. but first, as rishi sunak faces growing unrest over the biggest tax rise since the 1970s on millions former housing secretary and liz truss ally simon clarke makes a plea to the pm to slash levies and fast. he's live in the studio in wet— fast. he's live in the studio in twet e— fast. he's live in the studio in twet e memem— fast. he's live in the studio in twet e memem .— from 11 on gb news britain's news . channel tom bower with news. channel tom bower with meter— news. channel tom bower with major news on harry— tom bower with major news on harry and meghan, tete—

and at the flights to rwanda. and at the norm— flights to rwanda. now guto nont— rwanda apart calling now guto norrt .— rwanda apart calling now guto norrt .nno— rwanda apart calling now guto harri , who was— rwanda apart calling now guto harri , who was formerly at harri, who was formerly at tunter— harri, who was formerly at number to— harri, who was formerly at number 10 last- harri, who was formerly at number 10 last year under boris tonneon— number 10 last year under boris tonneon .— number 10 last year under boris tonneon . te— number 10 last year under boris johnson , is now— number 10 last year under boris johnson , is now saying in johnson, is now saying in a notcoet— johnson, is now saying in a notcoet tnot— johnson, is now saying in a podcast that boris johnson controntet— podcast that boris johnson confronted the— podcast that boris johnson confronted the king and toetcotty— confronted the king and basically squared up to him, had a 90— basically squared up to him, had o 90 ot— basically squared up to him, had o to ot ntn— basically squa

of orchestrating the massacre of move in 2000 to its east, taking refuge in a church in northern rwanda. as the rewind and will crime tribunals. chief prosecutor explained to judge of l. a. t was among those of planning a tax on these the church going and couldn't speak to the church. and when the kings went under advancing fast enough, they moved over the building. having the room caught, i've seen over more than 2000, maybe women and children. so we can see that m as absolutely one of the most of mine's of the genocide. and he was instrumental in, in this specific incident during the channels kaya shane that was one of just full fugitives, still being sold by you and investigators. over the genocide the head of rwandan genocide, victim group. if luka said survivors was happy, he'd finally been called to see think time. so those are my pool. it's a great relief for luca listed a few phone for the survivors of the genocide of the flipping, thirsting for joseph is for years and years a does. and it's a very positive thing, a docs. the say kid shows a typos of the kind of shame that is no

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the results of the research conducted in france and rwanda showed that france was aware of the preparation steps for the installation of the phone and helped to plan its murder . 1994 because of the sadness of the parrot minority being butchered by the vocal cords while the clinton administration stood by and did nothing, this shortcoming was so bold that kofi annan , the secretary general of the united nations at the time, said that the international community left rwanda alone, the regret will be with us forever. kazemi, sda news agency, thank you from the company of jan rahman rahim, peace and blessings of god be upon you and the prophets of hazrat muhammad mustafa and his pure and pure family, my dear compatriots, the viewers of the national media, i greet you. the 11th city council considered the legislature to be higher and more important than its supervision, and pointing to the vital necessity of laws to create predictable stability for the future of the individual, society, and the country, and to provide the possibility of planning by the authorities , they added that legislation

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annan, the then secretary general of the united nations, said that the international community left rwanda alone. the regret will be with us forever . the documents he kept in his reading before the presence of agents has moved to another place. the washington post reported that the former us president intended to deceive the agents by doing this . legal experts have predicted that trump will be sentenced to prison for transferring part of the documents . they started with war ammunition, and according to the announcement of the south korean ministry of defense, this exercise was held to simulate a large-scale attack by north korea . 2,500 soldiers are participating in the exercises of this five-day exercise, which is held in the city of baccha, which is close to north korea. saudi arabia and egypt with the aim of reducing arms dependence on the us, they are buying weapons from china, according to lyon network , sky shack rx8 aircraft, mobile vertical flight drones , 500 cruise missiles, dragon 5 and 10, which are two types of suicide drones, and the hd and 17 air defense system , among ot

that's according to the united nations tribunal for war crimes committed in rwanda.ling of approximately 2,000 tutsi refugees during the 1994 genocide against the tutsis in rwanda. there will be more of that as we get it. let's get some of the day's other news now the us national security agency says it's identified a state—sponsored cyber actor from china trying to target critical infrastructure networks. it comes after microsoft published details of a mysterious computer code appearing in telecommunications systems in guam and elsewhere. microsoft said the group, codenamed "volt typhoon", had targeted us cyber infrastructure across numerous key industries the suez canal authority says it has successfully refloated a ship that had run aground at the southern end of the passage. tug boats were used to free the hong kong flagged ship, which had blocked other vessels from passing. the suez canal is a crucial shipping lane linking europe and asia, with about 12% of global trade travelling along its waters. more than 100 firefighters have been battling towering flames fr

this is not exactly about the rwanda policy, this is l about the rwanda policy, this is about— aboutemove those who have arrived - legal duty on the home secretary to| remove those who have arrived from nontegai— remove those who have arrived from nontegat routes~ _ remove those who have arrived from nonlegal routes. there _ remove those who have arrived from nonlegal routes. there is— remove those who have arrived from nonlegal routes. there is a - remove those who have arrived from nonlegal routes. there is a lot - remove those who have arrived from nonlegal routes. there is a lot of - nonlegal routes. there is a lot of unhappiness. _ nonlegal routes. there is a lot of unhappiness, particularly- nonlegal routes. there is a lot of unhappiness, particularly about i nonlegal routes. there is a lot of. unhappiness, particularly about the detention— unhappiness, particularly about the detention of— unhappiness, particularly about the detention of children, _ unhappiness, particularly about the detention of children, but - unhappiness, particularly about the detention of children, but mo

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it is problematic -- >> explain it. >> the rwanda solution is packing people off to rwanda to processif they win asylum they would be settled in the country. the first is it is being installed in the courts. the second is that the governor has made it clear there is no solution anyway. they could take a few hundred people. >> rishi sunak says he wants to rethink the idea of asylum because he is arguing -- you know, u.s. cases are also similar, the numbers of people coming, it's not really asylum in the traditional sense of the word, an individual feared persecution. it is just large numbers of people fleeing the syrian civil war or instability in north africa. what is his solution? >> his solution, he has introduced a law called the illegal migration bill. it sounds very draconian. it would prevent anyone who entered written via boats crossing the channel from claiming asylum in britain. instead, the idea is they would be detained and deported. this is a measure that would deter other people from crossing the channel. that is not a bad idea. it seems unlikely to work. it's not clear i

, people way ticket to rwanda, people vit— way ticket to rwanda, people vttt tnen — way ticket to rwanda working, were really here on i would suggest anyway , work i would suggest anyway, work visas. and i would suggest that because they can't speak english to try to talk to a lot of the people there and this is also, again, a representation of what the locals to say to me and the locals have to say to me and hopefully very shortly i might actually you actually be able to play you a little clip a chap called little clip from a chap called chris who was speaking chris martin, who was speaking to yesterday the impact to me yesterday about the impact of into his town. of mass migration into his town. we played you that clip earlier. ihope we played you that clip earlier. i hope to play that to you again in a couple moments time. but in a couple of moments time. but it me thinking, how it got me thinking, really, how on we possibly say on earth can we possibly say that people are really that these people are are really contributing to economy in contributing to the economy in that this isn't

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in rwanda claim, more than $120.00 lives, the search for survivors continues. the weather bureau says more heavy rain is on the way the i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. ukrainian president followed the mirror. zelinski is on a surprise visit to the hague. the home of the international criminal court, he will be reportedly attending a meeting and holding a speech. the further details on his trip have not been provided. in march, the i, c. c issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin for the legs, deportation of children from ukraine. and let's get more on this visit. we are joined now by the w. corresponded band to record and brussels, and just a quick note before we begin. um, we are exposed to getting the landscape to speak and if he does, when he does, we will bring you that live. tell us about a little bit more about the symbolism and the timing of this visit. are there for security reasons? the schedule of the sealants is more let's secret to you already visited the international criminal court this morning. he also was in parliam

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this disaster was dangerous for us. >> rwanda and uganda have seen heavy rainfall since march. the red cross society reported on wednesday landslides triggered by the downpours left six people dead in a mountainous area in uganda's southwest. >>> in other news myanmar's military has pardoned more than 2,000 political prisoners but not ousted leader aung san suu kyi. the move ed seems to be dampening criticism on the junta's attacks on civilians. the military said it would free 2,153 political prisoners on wednesday which is an important buddhist holiday. they were reportedly jailed for spreading false information and endangering the military after the coup two years ago. nhk confirmed at least five are journalists. a pro-democracy activist released from a prison in myanmar's largest city of yangon told nhk he was set to be released on thursday after serving a full term. he called the pardons a farce. aung san suu kyi is serving a combined 33-year sentence. she was likely not pardoned as she was convicted on different charges from those released. >>> the world bank has announced

explain it. >> the rwanda solution is basically packing people off to rwanda to have their claims forere and if they win asylum then they would be settled in the country. they've got two major problems. the first that it is being stalled in the courts. the second is that the govern the of kigally has made quite clear that they can only take a few hundred people. >> rishi sunak says, and the u.s. case is similar, that the numbers of people coming is not really asylum in the traditional sense of the word, an individual who feared persecution. it's just large numbers of people fleeing the syrian civil war or stability in south africa. what is the solution? >> so his solution, he has introduced a law called the illegal migration bill and it would basically, it sounds very draconian because it is, it would prevent anyone who entered britain via boats crossing the channel from claiming asylum in britain. instead, the idea is they would be detained and deported. this is intended as a measure that would det yoer other peopl from crossing the channel and it seems very unlikely to works and not

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was so bold that kofi un secretary general annan should say that the international community left rwanda alone, the regret will be with us forever. mohammad kazemi , russian foreign minister, said that the acceptance of the multipolar world among the countries of the world is increasing. lavrov made these statements after the meeting. speaking with his somali counterpart in moscow, lavrov emphasized that the problems of africa should be solved based on the will of the people of this continent, and said that western countries can no longer impose their solutions on african countries, saying that the west should recognize this issue. that african countries they can solve their problems independently and play an important role in the world in several ways . foreign minister sawali also said that russia is one of our partners and was by our side when sawali was in the crisis of the civil war. and marjan, russia is active in building self-sufficiency in somalia and has also cooperated in security issues and supporting african union missions in somalia . the issue caused a large number of flig

brought flash flooding and landslides to several parts of rwanda. this is flood survivor claire uwineza, whose home in western rwanda was destroyed. >> as you can see, i am left with nothing. no bed and no household. i came here for a job. i am safe but all of my belongings are gone. amy: rwanda's meteorology agency has linked higher-than-average rainfall seen in recent years to global heating caused by human activity. egyptian authorities have freed al jazeera journalist hisham abdel aziz four years after he was arrested and accused of belonging to a terrorist group. al jazeera called the allegations baseless and said authorities targeted abdel aziz over the network's reporting, which has been critical of egypt's u.s.-backed authoritarian president abdel fattah al-sisi who took power in a 2013 coup. tens of thousands of people have since been arrested in a crackdown on dissent. among them are two other al jazeera journalists, bahaa eldin ibrahim and rabie el-sheikh. protesters have confronted secretary of state antony blinken over the biden adminis

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because that is rwanda. rwanda. rwanda. rwanda. we are not precisely sure how george floyd died. this administration is gotten behind into no half years is getting black people to smoke more weed in the cities. you never see politicians transitions to say malcolm x. why is that? maybe because malcolm x didn't talk like a sharecroppers. xenophobia. it seems almost antique. this show, more than any other show in television, is taking an aggressive position in the favor of color blind equality, and against racism. [laughter] >> now, having watched all of that, can you believe that some people, even some on the left, are saying tucker carlson was a populist on tv, a champion of the people? some of the left could do business with, even. this is something we will discuss after the break with joan and jamele. and i forget you can listen to the mehdi hassan show anytime free, wherever you get your podcasts. podcasts re tide in every pod. who needs that much more tide? (crashing sounds) everyone's gonna need more tide. it's a mess out there. that's why there's 85% more tide in every power

especially when it came to departing migrants to rwanda, for example.e courts in the united kingdom agreed that was legal. he does not want it to be a signal to overrule that but what he saying is we are doing this in legislation but we may not have to use this. ministers may have to decide to abide by the rulings so long as they are far more limited in scope for as long as we have a say in doing so. until this legislation has passed is probably not going to get past until the autumn. the u.k. parliament is good to be scrutinize their and it is sized actually quite extensively so it will take some time i think this is just part of what he's trained to do. partly there's a defense as well he also campaigned for more assistance for ukraine but he's also saying we haven't left europe and he wanted to talk more cooperatively lewis: thank you very much for that. now around the world and across the u.k. this is bbc news. next let's look at some other stories here in the u.k.. again supplies false passports to serious criminals including murderers and drug dea

the then secretary general of the united nations, should say that the international community left rwandaalone, the regret will be with us forever. mohammad kazemi, the russian broadcasting agency, hundreds of diplomatic employees of german government institutions are fired and the german newspaper zod doge zeitun declared this action a war. moscow diplomatic description in response to russia's expulsion of some russian diplomats whom germany identified as agents of the inn's intelligence , russia had expelled 2,022 germans last month. handed over to the army for trial in a military court, the interior minister of pakistan said that these people are accused of attacking pakistan's defense and sensitive centers. it was the government and the military that led to the death of 10 people. since then, thousands of people have been arrested and many party members have been read . harvard university research results say that google manipulates election news more than twitter and facebook , written by the new york post, although google itself appeared innocent before congress, but in the 2020 ele

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is it true that royal rwanda. true that the king took a side on the rwanda debate constitutionally , rwanda debate constitutionally, his neutrality is fundamental . his neutrality is fundamental. well, we have the perfect man to help us make sense of the speculation is mass migration here to stay .7 experts have here to stay? experts have warned the latest home office figures reveal britain is on track to reach net migration of 675,000 this year. all is the bbc often used to say , in spite bbc often used to say, in spite of brexit, further developments in the coronation day protester arrest controversy . the arrest controversy. the metropolitan police commissioner now claims many demonstrators armed with white paint were planning to disrupt the king's big day , disguising themselves big day, disguising themselves as stewards intending to cause chaos. so i will debate this with a staunch republican where the police's actions justify died and inheritance tax . this died and inheritance tax. this is it time, this unp

the results of the investigations carried out in france and rwanda showed that france was aware of the preparations for the installation of the phone and helped to plan its murder . other actors were involved. mahdi hassan , the host of the m english channel, saw 1994. members of the touti minority were butchered by the vocal cords while the clinton administration he stood by and did nothing this shortcoming was so bold that kofi annan, the secretary general of the united nations at the time, said that the international community left rwanda alone, the regret will be with us forever . this action of russia has been described as a declaration of diplomatic war by moscow. russia responded to the expulsion of some russian diplomats, whom germany had dismissed as agents of the inn's intelligence. in such a retaliatory action, russia expelled the german mbc tu mate last month. the pakistani authorities have handed over 33 civilians who are supporters of the former prime minister of pakistan to the army for trial in a military court . the interior minister of pakistan said that these people

an african victim was killed by the flood in rwanda. the house and the farm were also destroyed wanda, the people of ronda are repelling the victims after the recent deadly flood in the north-west and south of the country . the house was destroyed in this flood and many families lost all their possessions. 1913 says that life has stopped , we have nothing to eat, the roads are blocked and we cannot find food, and also harming people from earning a living. he has deprived another 13 lady, she says as she says i lost everything, i was bred myself, but all my family died. in east africa, where rwanda is located , it suffers from floods and landslides during the rainy season, while it is not in the horn of africa, and the worst period of drought is passing . experts are of the opinion that due to climate changes in recent decades, harmful climatic phenomena have increased in frequency and severity . korosh only blister of sed and sima news agency , abidjan, ivory coast. elections in turkey, two party candidates the ruler and the farq republ

rwanda. he feels that is unfair. wet— rwanda. he feels that is unfair. we-t ttke— rwanda.ing told he will be there in a government capacity, but it seems the prime minister's spokesman has been a bit sniffy. what suella braverman has been saying and doing there . yeah, indeed . and doing there. yeah, indeed. and the remarks of any other- the remarks of any other conservative _ the remarks of any other conservative mps at that conference _ conservative mps at that conference that's still going on newe— conference that's still going on newe tn— conference that's still going on here in central— conference that's still going on here in central london. michael eewe— here in central london. michael eewe t— here in central london. michael eewe t tntnk— here in central london. michael gove i think is— here in central london. michael gove i think is going to do a ttweette— gove i think is going to do a fireside chat— gove i think is going to do a fireside chat rather than a eneeen.— fireside chat rather than a eneeen. ant— fireside chat rather than a speech, and i— fireside chat ra

such swimmers, the british government is now developing another route for deportation aircraft to rwandae be a british government? you are designing a safe route for refugees from sudan. no, this is not in our plans now in this fast and dramatically changing situation. we are going to focus exclusively on supporting british citizens and their families. it is remarkable that it is the ministers who are the descendants of grants from india, prime minister and minister of the interior suella brierman, who are pushing through the toughest plan for combating migrants, whom they, despite their national diversity, call by a common word albanians over the past year, without being afraid of them plans for the island arrived a record number of such people more than 45,000, but inflatable transport to rwanda, where barracks for internally displaced persons are being built. none of them could be sent. despite the £140 million already spent on the deportation program in britain, a single plane was stopped last summer by a decision of the european court of human rights. inside britain , only 40% of th

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