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this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the headlines for you night coronavirus sasa passed 1w3x3w people have been infected it's all white the u.s. president and in the account for nearly half of the world's coronavirus tests run a 5th have been in the united states alone. and fierce fighting between azerbaijan and armenia has killed dozens of soldiers and at least 11 civilians the conflict in the nagorno-karabakh region escalated sharply on monday and robin forest of walker reports now they are. summoned to war these armenian reservists are leaving the capital yerevan president nicol passion un called all men into military service of the fighting erupted on sunday over the disputed region of the golden carabao. on the frontline armenia says it is repelling azeri attacks in what both sides a calling a war the last time they fought a full war was in the early 1990 s. after the collapse of the soviet union some 20000 people were killed a ceasefire was brokered in 1904 that sporadic fighting has continued ever since russia traditionally armenia's ally in the region has called the car. we co

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in prison he was part of a scheme which covered up russian doping in return for bribes david still sasa story. i mean diac was the most powerful man in athletics for 16 years but on wednesday in a dramatic fall from grace he was found guilty of corruption at a court in paris he's been convicted of multiple charges including accepting more than $3000000.00 in hush money from russian athletes in return for covering up their doping offenses the 87 year old from senegal was sentenced to 4 years in prison with 2 of them suspended and find nearly $600000.00 his legal team confirmed they will appeal. this is this decision is unfair and inhumane unfair because we see that the judges have tried to be politically correct and of wanted to use mr jack as a scapegoat. diac was originally charge 5 years ago he's been under house arrest in paris ever since and the case has attracted global attention it was a big question on the table. it was the 1st. one of the case involving. leaders in the indian sport community to understand that there was a big media to put it to pressure it's not the 1st time tha

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the sasa term and it's a big one for these 30 years will be taking their final exams but as well as contendingwith not being allowed into the lecture theatre as they're also receiving lectures from the governments about how they should behave as your health secretary the u.k. government's health secretary has made a series of videos posted on talk aimed squarely at young people so what does this group make of it all i think that they get caught message cross where the quicker you guys stick to the rules the quicky can potentially go out again which would resonate with me definitely pornographers concerns living this year is actually looking for a job and i think if they maybe move towards the message slightly more maybe it would resonate more of us instead with the virus spreading most rapidly among the young how to control them has become a crucial issue one route is to shut everything down the students union which should be hosting parties for new arrivals is close most studying will be online and anyone going into a building has to queue and be checked but spend a few hours in a city like t