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. > >> it was an attack that sparked sparked a movement against hatet now the victim's name will liver on the streets of sanancisco. ancisco. >> a change is needed. it's notn environment that children should should be seeing. >> oakland parents upset after y say prostitutes are doing busins in their neighborhood. > >> and dancing to remember. the shared history and pain behind e festival taking over the streets over the streets of san francisco. > >> good evening. nearly two yeas after his death, the city of san san francisco renamed a street after vicha, the 83-year-old thi american's death sparked a movement across the country to e up against asian hate. betty yus there for the ceremony. [ singig ] from buddhist monks, connectinga vista avenue and o' farrell strt in the neighborhood vicha called called home. his daughter said she was overcome with gratitude. gratitude. >> we want to remind future generations to see the memory of of my father. we want future generations to stop the violence the violence and asian hate. >> reporter: his brutal death, which was captured in a violent sur

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just days after sparking angerfrom ukraine sparking anger from ukraine officials sparking angerfrom ukrainene should seed to retreat to russia. he find himself again at the centre of geopolitical policy this time in taiwan. in an interview with the financial times suggesting taiwan should become a special administrative region of china, sparking strong reaction in beijing and taipei. china's ambassador to the united states took to twitter to thank elon musk, stressing the chinese government wants peaceful reunification with the island, and that it would enjoy autonomy in a one country to system model under which beijing claims to rule hong kong. taiwan was also quick to react. it's ambassador to washington also taking to twitter to tell elon musk that by 1's freedom and democracy are not for sale and any proposal about future must respect the democratic wishes of taiwanese people. and why would musk be talking about taiwan. i mean it's a very sensitive topic. it is not like elon musk it needs a strong reason to make controversial remarks but in this case, he does have a strong... he does ha

iran's kurdistan region was home to mahsa amini, the wrong woman whose death sparked the protests.ly broke the country strict dress code. iranian authorities say a pre-existing condition caused her death, but family said they are not telling the truth. her father has been speaking to my colleague. >> only the documents the ocean -- authorities are showing are fake. they are lying. mahsa didn't have any major issues. she only had a minor surgery to remove a cyst under one of her eyes when she was 15. my daughter was beaten. that is why she died. this is what the specialists said. he said she was beaten. if the officials are right, why wouldn't they let me see her body one last time before the burial? lewis: he also told us about the final memories of his daughter >> i remember her eyes when she said goodbye to be for the last time. she was an angel, she was about to start university. i thanked everyone who supported us over the last month. lewis: in a significant move potentially, oil workers appeared to have joined the protests sparked by mahsa's death. this shows employees at the

that's tonight on "sparks!" >> sounds great. thank you to my co-host and "tooning out the news" contributor margaret hoover. thanks, margaret. >> thank you so much, tyler. >>> she is the host of pbs' "firing line" with margaret hoover. it's on channel 13 or 8 or something weird. all right. "inside the hill" is up next. sarah, what do you got? >> great show, tyler. >> thanks, mommy. i mean, wait -- >> tonight, liz cheney expresses hope that the republican party will finally stop donald trump from perverting the party into the thing it's always been. that's ahead. >>> the history channel -- more ready to believe that aliens came to earth than brown people could build a pyramid. >>> tonight, liz cheney warns that if trump is the republican nominee, the party might lose its massive liz cheney voting bloc. >> let's go inside "the hill." >> i'm rich ballard, and my wife has been on a yoga retreat for the past two years. >> i'm sarah sabo, and i'm still mad at my children for looking weird in their ultrasounds. >> joining us on the pan

amy: protests have entered their second month, spark by the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini in custody of the so, relative police. more than 100 have been arrested. some children have been sent to reeducation camps. this comes as a massive fire prison, kno for holdiran's evin polical prisons. today we look at the scope, scale, and sustainability of the protests in iran with dr. shirin ebadi. she was the first female judge in iran and awarded the nobel peace prize in 2000 three, the first iranian and first muslim woman to win the award. we will speak with her about the violence for the security forces to iranian officials who were the focus of protesters calls for regime change. >> what the people what is a democratic government. that is what they want. because for 43 years, they have suffered. they no longer want to to tolerate the accuracy. they want a democracy. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the african union has scheduled peace talks for next week in south africa over the worsening crisis in

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amy: protests have entered their second month, spark by the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini in custody of the so, relative police. more than 100 have been arrested. some children have been sent to reeducation camps. this comes as a massive fire prison, kno for holdiran's evin polical prisons. today we look at the scope, scale, and sustainability of the protests in iran with dr. shirin ebadi. she was the first female judge in iran and awarded the nobel peace prize in 2000 three, the first iranian and first muslim woman to win the award. we will speak with her about the violence for the security forces to iranian officials who were the focus of protesters calls for regime change. >> what the people what is a democratic government. that is what they want. because for 43 years, they have suffered. they no longer want to to tolerate the accuracy. they want a democracy. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the african union has scheduled peace talks for next week in south africa over the worsening crisis in

military judge crush, isn't it a residential building in the south west of russian city of yay, sparking a large file with 110 russian prisoners, the hon. today of a bi ukrainian, a swap, deal with chaos, getting back 180 service women. 2 todd jacob, nationals are responsible for thought. today's bell good want to talk, which left the 11 people that own a military shooting range and exclusive source tells oxy. plus washington, reportedly draw the un resolution to send international troops to haiti, which has been gripped by wyatt, a humanitarian crisis, but local, the gearing up to protest against foreign intervention. with the will welcome to you. this is dorothy international with the latest world news updates. thank you for joining us. now we do start with our developing story in russia's cross in the dog region where a military fight to jets has crush near a residential building in the city of east sparking a large fire that's according to the country's defense ministry. we understand this several people have been confirmed, killed with at least 19 injured and being treated in hospit

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also, her death in police custody spark protests across iran.er family says they have been threatened. they wave a russian missile strikes on cities across ukraine has sparked international outrage. the most widespread bombardment since the beginning of the war is in retaliation for saturday's explosion of a bridge acting pressure with occupied crimea. this. while this girl university, shey survived a near miss, but others were not so fortunate. this footage was captured close to the university as ukrainian emergency services responded to the wounded. so far, 11 and tt have been repoed, before wounded. the district islso home to this playground. it several other buildings were damaged in the explosion. it is the first time moscow has targeted kyiv is the start of the war. >> it is horrible. this is our life. just now, and abysses opened up. it is terrible. ben: the strikes in ky began at 8:00 local time this morning. the first appeared in the direction of the glass bridge, a tourist attraction. our kyiv correspondent was reporting live at the ti

the murder sparked global anger.she uncovered networks of corruption in malta and abroad. they admitted murdering her just hours after pleading not guilty. president putin of russia says his call—up target of 300,000 conscripts for his war in ukraine will be reached within two weeks. is it more than 220,000 had already been mobilised 16,000 already engaged in fighting. mobilised 16,000 already engaged infighting. he mobilised 16,000 already engaged in fighting. he denied his objective was ending the existence of ukraine as a nation. staying with that story. the exact death toll in the war in ukraine remains unknown, but thousands of people are believed to have died. many, many more have been forced from their homes, seeking safety where they can. the bbc�*s tim allman reports on one family in the eastern city kharkiv, who've had their lives turned upside down. then you is six months old. this bomb shelter is the only home he has ever known. his mother was seven months pregnant when the war began and the family fled h

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her death sparked this movement. say her name, say her name!ens next matters in many places, but the course of events inside iran will be decided there. a young generation rises against an old clerical order. it's hard to say how and when this will end. for now, it is moving in ways iran hasn't seen before. lyse doucet, bbc news, london. police say a convicted sex offender neil maxwell who killed himself while on the run is the prime suspect in the murder of teenager leah croucher who disappeared in 2019. this week police discovered human remains in the loft of a house in milton keynes. the rugby league world cup begins tomorrow in newcastle when england play samoa in what is expected to be one of the most competitive tournaments in its history. for the first time, the men's, women's and wheelchair tournaments will take place simultaneously, with organisers expecting record ticket sales. our sports editor dan roan reports. and there's the great britain captain. half a century's passed since the last british success in rugby league's showpiece e

libya signed a deal on monday the sparked angry reactions. the libyan rival rejected the deal. first, this from tripoli. reporter: a senior turkish delegation visits tripoli. they sign a deal with the internationally recognized government to cooperate, explore and drill for gas. >> it is vital to confirm the importance of the agreement signed today. >> libya has africa's largest reserves of crude oil but years of conflict and divisions have devastated production. production slumping to 200,000 barrels a day. >> the hydrocarbon agreement aims to reach a win-win, drilling for both turkish and libyan countries. reporter: it has angered some and reignited disputes over a maritime agreement signed by turkey and libya in 2019. the agreement does not have the authority. >> it's proper for egypt to stop interfering. reporter: details have not been published. such actions could undermine regional stability and with tensions rising,. anchor: let's take a look. as mentioned libya signed an agreement in 2019 establishing an exclusive economic zone in the mediterranean. drilling in the wate

protests sparked after death of a woman last month. >> after m major protest on the streets of iran,have now shifted to universities. hundreds of people have been arrested during unrest since the death of the 22-year-old in mid-september. at the university of technology in tehran dozens of students were attained after fighting with security forces. at other top universities, students held rallies despite security forces trying to disperse them. the supreme leader accuses foreign powers of engineering the unrest to destabilize the country. >> i openly state the reason riots are schemes designed by the u.s., the usurping regime, their mercenaries and treasonous iranians abroad and help them. if the death of this young girl do not happen, they would have found another pretext to create chaos in the country and harm the country security. >> he says it was heartbreaking for him to. but he criticized people's reactions. >> like the supreme leader, the president and parliament speaker have announced a final report on mahsa amini. it will be released soon. anyone found responsible will be he

so hejust needed a little spark, and that spark was provided tjy spark, and that spark was provided byamini. i've got to jump in there because that was a very significant thing you said there, what do you think happens next? do you think this could be terminalfor the regime? absolutely, i think this is a genie that's gotten out of the bottle and won't be going back. it's not possible to go back to of the day before. there have been many posts by people saying" we just can't go back to the day before these things happened," because there are so many young people that have forced the elder generation to really face the realities, and it's given them a lot of courage to fight. the train has left the station.— left the station. thank you very much for coming _ left the station. thank you very much for coming on _ left the station. thank you very much for coming on the - left the station. thank you very - much for coming on the programme and giving us your perspective, we appreciate it, thank you. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello. last night was a ch

we are all waiting to see what the next spark is going to become the spark of the death of mahsa aminily turn -- the protests there were taking place the last six month over deteriorating economic conditions into a nationwide revolution. if khamenei were to die, if there were to be conversation about succession, that i think might really create a whole new level of revolution here. already on the streets, i should mention, amongst many, many chants we're hearing protesters chant on the streets of iran, a common chant is "we wl die before we e you as a leader." amy: reza aslan, thank you for being with us, author of the new book "an american martyr in persia: the epic life and tragic death of howard baskerville." we will into your article in time, "the iranian people's 100-year struggle for freedom." and raha bahreini, amnesty international's iran researcher. sticking to us from london. next up as the u.n. general sibley votes 143-5 to condemn russia's annexation before territories sees from ukraine, we will speak with ukrainian activist, member of the european network of solidarity wit

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they were sparked by the death of a woman in police custody for allegedly bridging his lemming dress code or bow gale bulgaria is holding its 4th election in less than 2 years and it's all but certain that no party will be able to win a majority of seats in parliament, the previous coalition government spearheaded by prime minister pitt cove was dismissed after just 7 months. the boy in ukraine and bulgarian historical ties with russia, are dominating the campaign. and our correspondence, funny for shy reports from sophia, and keller feel a picturesque field near carlo fare in central bulgaria, surrounded by the balkan mountains. hundreds of people have been boston from various parts of the country to celebrate a will. geary and russian friendship. that relationship dates back to when russia helped bulgaria again, it's freedom from the ottoman empire in the late 19th century. the longstanding rapport is evidenced by a sea of russian flags on sale, sometimes soviet flex to every one here shares a similar view. the shuttle lesson, i love fresh air, i want to express my solidarity with

they were sparked by the death of deena masa armine in police custody. after being told, she violated iran strict dress code for women. the public outcry has grown into a larger show of resistance to iran's ruling clerics. ah, members of it on spade a military force of women into to go inside bullets into to dis, latest images from the city of dust in northern eat on has gone widely despite object, down in internet, gut antique guffman protests intensifying a cross eat on students at the, it's the hon university. think i picture arctic song for that kind of country they want did have also been reports of shopkeepers going on strike in dead on students with their hair defintely uncovered john to freedom. and in the western city, upon done hundreds took to the streets. gina mazda, a mini step in the custody of it on morality. police dreka nation might be death. but the demonstrations are now an antique government movement. a movement that has become one of the most serious challenges to this plan. mickey public, since it's 1979, jeff lucian, i lexicon, the

they demonstrate a set fire to public property in the latest protest sparked by the death of a woman last month while in police custody. digital activists also hacked alive, news broadcast. millions of you is leaning into iranian state tv. we're in for a surprise on saturday evening. hack is managed to interrupt to prime time use bulletin with an image of supreme leader ali hm. and he in flames. the blood of the use is on your hands. it red beneath it with photos of women who act of a say were killed by security forces. the nationwide demonstrations show no sign of stopping despite entering their 4th week. they were sparked by the death of masa armine a 22 year old woman who died in police custody after being arrested for allegedly wearing a he just incorrectly duffy according to reports, police used to tear gas and rubber bullets against demonstrations. he responded in kind with molotov cocktails. oh, he runs leadership, met for an emergency session to deal with the wave of protests sweeping the country . afterwards, president abraham re easy address students that work out that some

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night where a military fighter jets has crush, near a residential building in a city of yay sc, sparking a large a fire. as according to the country's defense ministry. we understand at this point the 2 people have been confirmed dead with 15, others injured and being treated in hospital. we can take a look now at the initial reaction to the incident from some eye witnesses, a warning for you, you might find the following images upsetting. but you probably, you come to the or the or you you, you go to do a little while join him in the studio with more details now as easy alia, katrinka alia those images really show how serious this is, where any praying that you know the death toll doesn't continue to rise. what else do we know at this point? while the latest update came from the washington ministry of defense, and they're very being very specific about it, because this town is not that far from ukraine. but there are specifying that it was a trading flight and that there was no ammunition on board. earlier we heard from russian military officials that the fighter jets suffered an engine

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they were sparked by the death of masa armine a 22 year old woman who died in police custody after being arrested for allegedly wearing a he just incorrectly. i. according to reports, police used to tear gas and rubber bullets against demonstrations. he responded in kind with molotov cocktails. he runs leadership, met for an emergency session to deal with the wave of protests sweeping the country . afterwards, president abraham racy addressed students that work out that some apparently imagine they can achieve their evil girls at our universities. but our students and professors are alert. they will never allow this to happen, but got caught back to what state tv didn't show. the president being viewed by students and told to resign as take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. the incumbent, alexander, vendor belin, has been re elected as austrian president. preliminary official results show. he received 55 percent of the boat to secure another 6 year term and avoid a runoff for exit polls show the party of german chancellor. olaf schultz has won a clear

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the murder of daphne caruana galizia sparked global anger. ordered by top establishment figures after ms caruana galizia uncovered networks of corruption in malta and abroad. george and alfred degiorgio admitted murdering her just hours after pleading not guilty. the united nations says hunger on the island of haiti has reached catastrophic levels. the un's world food programme declared nearly half of the population are experiencing acute food insecurity. it says nearly 20,000 residents of the cite soleil area in the capital, port—au—prince, have very little access to food and could face starvation. at least 22 people have been killed in a coal mine explosion on turkey's black sea coast. a rescue operation is underway at the facility in the town of amsara. the regional governor says 49 miners were trapped three hundred metres or more below the surface. 0nly eight have escaped so far. the cause of the accident is still under investigation. over 1,000 venezuelan migrants have set out from southern mexico, towards the us border, in a direct chal

which regards to what they were anti government protests in iran. sparked by the death of a woman in the custody of the country is notorious morality police. i've entered a 5th week now the authorities, treatment of another woman, will be closely watched. earlier i spoke with nadine sherlock, i. e, a journalist, and women's rights activist in london, i asked her what she makes of the statement that allows recopy gave when she arrived in tehran. oh, it was completely obvious from her body language the way she spoke 8. it wasn't a not herself. it was in the, in those when you was competent, who knew like, who owned her space. she wasn't, she was company, you know, you look at her and how she speaks. so there's no doubt in the eyes of activists that this was a false competition repeated at the same story that went on to her instagram. so for us, we know other elements around the that we know iranian government and their patterns and how they've been doing days. and this is another line that it the international communities approach. today's and awareness about her actually make this sit

the murder of daphne caruana galizia sparked global anger.figures after ms caruana galizia uncovered networks of corruption in malta and abroad. george and alfred degiorgio admitted murdering herjust hours after pleading not guilty. president putin says his call—up target of 300,000 conscripts for his war in ukraine will be reached within two weeks. he said more than 220,000 had already been mobilised with 16,000 already engaged in fighting. he denied his objective was ending the existence of ukraine as a nation. meanwhile, president biden has authorised the release of another $725 million worth of military aid for ukraine. it brings the total us assistance to more than $17 billion. saudi arabia has also announced a further $400 million in aid following a telephone conversation between crown prince mohammed bin salman and president zelensky. let us stick with ukraine now. the exact death toll in the war in ukraine remains unknown, but thousands are believed to have been killed. many, many more have been forced from their homes, seeking safety

surveys show that escalation is sparking growing anxiety.e worried about the missile strikes on ukraine and the attack on the crimean bridge. "they shouldn't have blown up the bridge," nikolai says. "it was a big mistake." "i don't support shelling civilian targets, "but we had to respond. "now, though, iworry about things escalating." it's very bad for ukrainians, of course. i'm really sorry about them and i don't know what to say — it's awful. the kremlin feels no public pressure to change course. for now, that gives president putin a free hand to act however he wants, and that means continued confrontation. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. we can now speak to ukrainian american alyssa demus who's an associate international defence researcher at the rand corporation. she joins us from los angeles. thanks very much for your time. there is a lot of concern about this talk of acceleration and what comes next. i saw emmanuel macron talking about this being a profound change in the nature of this walk. how do you view it? ~ , , ., , of this w

through a lot of tension and stress so far, thank god, nothing has happened with the last comment, a spark speculation that her statements may have been coerced. even the wind has spoken out about her case. we are aware of that case and we are following it closely. um concerns are being raised with the authorities as well. and what we have to stress is that women should never be prosecuted for what they wear on theirs to should they should never be and subjected to violations, such as arbitrary detention or, or any kind of violence with regards to what they were anti government protests in around, sparked by the death of a woman in the custody of the countries notorious morality, police prevented a 5th week. now the authorities, treatment of another woman, will be closely watched. i'd like to welcome at missouri, bihari, an iranian aiden journalist and filmmaker, also the editor of iran wire dot com. so we have no trace of ella's rec hobby for quite some time after she left sol. now she appears to have arrived in toronto, a hero's welcome. what do you make of this? this is a film that we h

, the and military jazz crushes a residential building in the south western russian city of yay, sparking a large client with 110 russian prison on today. the bi ukrainian, a swap deal with kiosk getting back $108.00 service with 2 tonic nationals are responsible for 5 days belgrade attack, which left the 11 people that own a military shooting range of exclusive souls tells auntie plus washington reportedly drawn for un resolution to send international troops to haiti, which have been gripped by wyatt, a humanitarian crisis, but local, the gearing up to protest against foreign intervention with the one. welcome to you. this is the international with the latest world news day. thank you for joining us. now we do start with on developing story in rushes, crossing the dog region where a military fight to jet his crush, near a residential building in the city of the spark and a large fire. that's according to the country's defense ministry. we understand that several people have been confirmed, killed with at least 19 injured and being treated in hospital. we can take a look now at some cctv

a with a 5 digit crash is near a residential bill thing in the southwestern russian city of the sparking a fire with 2 ta jake. nationals are responsible for thought. today's. 1 attack which left the 11 people dead on a minute's hurry, shooting range and exclusive thought. tell t. washington reported the draft for un resolution to send international troops to haiti, which has been gripped by y, a humanitarian crisis, but local, the gearing up to protest against foreign intervention. plus with a very will welcome, this is all at the international with the latest that will news update is good to have your company. we saw the, our, with some breaking news from russia across the dog region when military fight a jet has crashed near residential building in the city of the 8th. that's according to the country's defense ministry. now here's the initial reaction from the some i witnesses, we can take a look. oh, oh, oh oh are you, are you good? good, good, good. good. okay. are you pretty well the blaze have engulfed at least 4 floors of the apartment block. we understand how emergency services

the radians and their supporters have rallied in cities across the globe. solidarity with protests, sparked by the death of my son in police custody in tehran activists. a demonstrator, demonstrations rather have taking place in the early 160 cities around the world. i mean, he's death while held by iran's, the tories morality police as part weeks of unprecedented unrest around breaking of fossils military officers who toppled the country's leader paul henry dunbar. on friday say he's now planning a counter offensive. the military also accuses friends of helping them. in a tell lies, address the army said the former leader has taken refuge at a french military base. will france denies the accusations. protestors attacked the french embassy in the capital, the u. s. the united nations and the african union have condemned the 2nd cooper. rikita hoss of this year, or captain ibrahim to rory declared himself the nations new leader on friday. right now, earlier we asked journalist henry wilkins, who is in what walk i do want to do group, excuse me, about his take on the claims that france could

the jets has crush, near a residential building in the city of east spark and a large fire. as, according to the country's defense ministry, we understand that several people have been confront, killed with at least 19 injured and being treated in hospital. we can take a look now at some c, c t, v footage, showing the very moment that the fights a jet plummeted into the residential building. some other image is captured just outside the building. oh, so show flames. still raging inside. official said, the fire has now been put out and his some reactions from eye witnesses, a warning you might find, this upsetting. you join you to the for the or you you go to do a little bit of more details. now we're joined by patricia elliot. what do we know about this so far? well, the town of yay square. the tragedy happen is on the as of c, which is in the same part of russia. as for example, door, nance, raw stall, the remain bridge. but then on the other hand, it's very far from the front line about 150 kilometers and the ministry of defense as being very specific that it had nothing t

so clearly this was sparking differences between the european partners. exactly, we've just talked about the tanks. we see just how difficult it is to coordinate to decide a which weapons offend, to whom, and then which are pledge to ukraine in return. so there are disagreements when it comes to defense are about the quantity of things that are being sand about the timing as well. and of course, one of the biggest bones of contention in the european union is how to face the energy crisis. that is a result of russia's war against the ukraine. they are a number of member states which ones to have a price cap on gas prices. this is something that germany oppose in this morning. all our shows was talking to a greet prime. oh, the greek prime minister, greece, or dont doesnt oppose does a price cap. so germany, it's actually quite isolated under european stage when it comes to that it does. a single handedly decided to unblock 200000000000 euros to try and phase the increasing prices. so europe has to have a show of unity, but we see there are many crucial iss

which regards to what they were anti government protests in iran, sparked by the death of a woman in the custody of the country, is notorious morality, police. i've entered a 5th week now the authorities, treatment of another woman, will be closely watched. earlier we spoke to monsieur bihari about this, he's in a rainy and canadian journalist and an editor of iran wire dot com. we asked him what he makes of on those record, be arriving back in iran to a hero's welcome. this is a film that we've seen so many times in the past that a courageous iranian does something says something against the regime. and then she and her family, there are corps into making a confession saying that they made mistakes and exactly the same thing happened in the last 2 days. so elma did not wear her head scarf while she was competing. it was not something that could happen accidentally because women in iran, especially her generation. they grew up very good scarp. it's like me, not wearing like eyeglasses accidentally, that cannot happen. so she did not married in order to protest or choice or solidarity

the sparks weeks of unprecedented unrest in iran, aberdeen of sa says military officers who toppled the country's leader pulled only dunbar just one day ago. say that he's now planning a counter offensive. and a televised address, the army said dunbar has taken refuge at a french military base of the claim that france deny is. a group of soldiers overthrew dummy by an officer who himself took power and include the west african nation last january. captain abraham shower, a declared himself the nations newly down friday, in a cruise has been condemned by the united states, the united nations and the african union. journalist henry wilkins is in the capital like a duke and he gave us more details about the current situation and booking a faster, you know, mean is not beyond the rounds of possibility. certainly we know that the 2 power yesterday don't have full control of the army. it's been helicopters circling the center of why when the new leader in tra thomas 2 interviews on the radio today where he has said that the helicopters, the military helicopters, have been circling the of the

there was water coming out of everywhere, there were wires hanging everywhere and sparks.bringing some comfort. it is like as if the whole world in a way has put their arms around us and they are carrying us, just the support, it is so important and we thank everyone for it. work has been going on today to shield what is left of the petrol station from the road so that investigators can carry on trying to find out what caused the explosion. a gas leak is one theory, but at this stage nobody can be sure. the rest of this week will be purely a time to mourn. many people will be going to more than one funeral a day. donegal is still and sombre in preparation. chris page, bbc news, creeslough. the uk chancellor, kwasi kwarteng has brought forward the government�*s economic plan by almost a month to 31st of october. he is expected to give details of how he intends to pay for £a3 billion of tax cuts unveiled in his mini—budget last month, which prompted turmoil on the financial markets. the move was welcomed by the conservative mp mel stride who is the chair of the treasury sele