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touchdown, i repeat, src has touched down. - i repeat, src has touched down.here _ i repeat, src has touched down. there you — i repeat, src has touched down. there you heard it, the nasa probe which has spent the last seven years flying through space carrying the large asteroid sample ever collected touches down. uncertainty surrounds the future of the uk high—speed hs2 rail line a minister saying you would be crazy not to review the plan with rising costs. 30 gunmen surrounded in a monastery the ministry of defence has confirmed to the bbc that it will provide the support of armed soldiers to the metropolitan police, after a large number of firearms officers handed in their weapons. they turned in their firearms permits after an armed officer was charged with the murder of 24—year—old chris kaba — who was shot and killed in south london last year. earlier, the home secretary, suella braverman, ordered a review of armed policing. joe inwood reports. chris kaba was unarmed when he was shot and killed in streatham. he was driving a borrowed car. according to po

touchdown, i repeat src has touched down.nd there you heard it — the nasa probe — which has spent the last seven years flying through space — carrying the largest asteroid sample ever collected — touches down. uncertainty surrounds the future of the uk's high speed hs2 rail line — a senior cabinet minister says it would be �*crazy�* not to review the project amid rising costs. hello and welcome. breaking news the last half hour or so. the ministry of defence has confirmed to the bbc that it will provide the support of armed soldiers to the metropolitan police, after a large number of firearms officers handed in their weapons. they turned in their firearms permits after an armed officer was charged with the murder of 24—year—old chris kaba — who was shot and killed in south london last year. he was later found to be unarmed. earlier, the home secretary, suella braverman, ordered a review of armed policing. our correspondentjoe inwood has the latest. tell us exactly what has been said by the mod. the tell us exactly what has be

the src has entered the earth�*s atmosphere.high up in the atmosphere, a parachute opens, slowing its descent. touchdown. i repeat, src has touched down. a textbook landing in the middle of the utah desert. for dante lauretta, the lead scientist who spent decades working on the 0siris—rex mission, it was an emotional moment. so how did it go? it went absolutely perfectly, absolutely perfect landing. we stuck it. we didn�*t move. we landed in nice, soft soil. the capsule looked flawless. i cried like a baby in that helicopter when i heard that the parachute had opened and we were coming in for a soft landing. it was just an overwhelming moment for me. inside this capsule is the most precious sample — fragments of an asteroid called bennu. the team quickly secure it to prevent any contamination, and attach it to a 30 metre line slung beneath the helicopter. this is the moment that nasa has been waiting for. after seven long years, travelling billions of miles to bennu and back, the capsule is finally here. the priority now is gett

r there just moments ago as they got that sample back, we're just a little bit off the edge of our srcذار به نظر بین المللی نو ظظهور است و این مسیر غیر قابل برگشت است. معادله سلطه ای غربی برای جهان دیگر جواب نمی دهد. نظم که لیبرال که در خدمت منافع سلطهگران و سرمایه داران سیری ناپذیر بود. کنار زده شده است و در یک کلام پروژه امریکایی کردن جهان شکست خورده است. جمهوری اسلامی ایران از حداكثر همگرایی اقتصادی و سیاسی درون میان منطقه ای حمایت می کند و علاقه منند است تا بر اساس عدالت با همه جهان تعامل داشته باشد. آیا این نخستین بار از کلمات خداوند را می سوزانند و گمان می کنند صدای ملکوت را برای همیشه قطع کردن این مفاهیم وحدت بخش و تعالیم متعالی و الهام بخش. انسان ساز، جامعه ساز, تمدن ساز برای جوامع بشری هرگز نمی سوزد. ابدیست تا زمین زمین از تو زمان زمان باقیست. آتش توهین و تحریف حریف حقیقت نخواهد شد. life without industry is unimaginable, it lets us travel, communicate and live, yet there is dangerous downside. our factories could produce pollution so toxic that just breathing might threaten your life. some who've never been sick developing really bad coughs and those who are already ill, some

touchdown, i repeat src has touched down.robe — which has spent the last seven years flying through space — carrying the largest asteroid sample ever collected — touches down. uncertainty surrounds the future of the uk's high speed hs2 rail line — a senior cabinet minister says it would be �*crazy�* not to review the project amid rising costs. hello and welcome.

i repeat src has touched down. >> this is the team at lockheed celebrating that momentous achievemente the sample canister, about the size of a tire, was approached very carefully. >> from day one this mission has paid attention to keeping that sample pristine. >> it was packed up and lifted by a chopper a short distance away to a temporary location on the utah test and training range where inside this building it was carefully unpacked by experts and wheeled into a temporary clean room -- >> marking america's first sample return mission of its time and opening a time capsule into our ancient solar system. >> it will sit there overnight and they'll fly it to johnson space center tomorrow and it will be distributed, part of the sample, to researchers around the world, and a lot of it they'll hang onto for decades. >> interesting. when do you think we'll start kind of learning more information about this? >> that's a good question. how long does it take the researchers to first bid for a part of that and do their research and come up with something? a couple years. >> okay. it will be i

reaction there just moments ago as they got sample back, they're just a little bit off the edge of our src. as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov ustured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter strukker was failing, as along came the new russian state's first president, boreth jeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight year yelson's leadership. under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism, it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. ukraine announces the arrival of the first batch of us made abrams battle tanks in kiev as part of a multi-billion dollar security assistance package promised by washington. thousands of ethnic armenians in nagarno karabakh are crossing over into armenia following azerbaijan's offensive last week that caused the surrender of separating. i

reaction there just moments ago as they got that sample back there, just a little bit off the edge of our src, i just want to read. جهان در حال تغییر و گذار به نظرملی نوظهور است و این مسیر غیر قابل برگشت است معادله سلطه غربی برای جهان دیگر جواب نمی دهد. نظم که لیبرال که در خدمت منافع سلطهگران و سرمایه داران سیری ناپذیر بود. کنار زده شده است و در یک کلام پروژه ای آمریکایی کردن جهان شکست خورده است. جمهوری اسلامی ایران از حداكثر همگرایی اقتصادی و سیاسی درون میان منطقه ای حمایت می کند و علاقهمند. است تا بر اساس عدالت با همه جهان تعامل داشته باشد. آیا این نخستین بار است که کلمات خداوند را می سوزانند و گمان می کنند صدای ملکوت را برای همیشه قطع کرد. این مفاهیم وحدت بخش و تعالیم متعالی و الهام بخش انسان ساز جامعه ساز تمدن ساز برای جوامع بشری هرگز نمیسوود ابدیست. تا زمین زمین از تو زمان زمان باقی. آتش توهین و تحریف حریف حقیقت نخواهد شد. i'm shawn murray and this is the conversation. effectively the british government don't want an international spotlight on their actions in the conflict in ireland. i mean, the uk state has a long, dark history in covering up. human rights abuses, it's not supposed to

ring action there just moments ago as they got that sample there just a little bit off the edge of our src. i just want to reiterate. the maximalist strategy of the zionist lobby has seen the misnamed anti-deformation league or adl finding itself in the crosshairs of the world's richest man. elon musk has rightly taken exception to adl's accusation that he's an anti-semite and their pressure campaign and companies to stop advertising on the social media platform known x that he purchased in 2022. so this is an organization which uh is dedicated to criticizing uh supporters of the palestinians and uh that's it's main functioning. the adl is racist organization, there's no question about that, it's entire existence is to serve as an agent for uh for the scionist movement in the united states. your headlines for this hour ukraine announces the arrival of the first batch of us made abraham's battle tanks in kiev as part of a multi-billion dollar security assistance promised by washington. thousands of ethnic armenians in nagorno-karabakh are crossing into armenia following azerbaijan's defense

. >> src has entered earth's atmosphere. >> reporter: tonight nasa's first ever sample from an asteroid has touched down on earth. >> touchdown! >> reporter: the space capsule carrying the precious sample entering the atmosphere sunday morning traveling at more than 27,000 miles an hour reaching temperatures of more than 5,000 degrees eventually landing in the utah desert. >> seeing it sitting perfectly on the desert floor, hard to articulate what that means after so, so much put into this mission. >> reporter: inside the capsule a half-pound sample of rocks and dust collected from an asteroid called bennu which scientists say could one day crash into the earth and could also hold important clues to the origins of our solar system. why this asteroid? what is so special about this one? >> we think of asteroids as pristine time capsules from the very, very early formation of our solar system. we hope to learn more about the building block material that made our own planet billions of years ago. >> lift-off. >> the mission began in 2016 with the spacecraft traveling years to reach the aste

the src has entered the earth's atmosphere.picjourney through space. we have confirmed parachute deployment. high up in the atmosphere a parachute opens, slowing its descent. touchdown. i repeat, src has touched down. a textbook landing in the middle of the utah desert. for dante lauretta, the lead scientist who spent decades working on the osiris—rex mission, it was an emotional moment. so how did it go? it went absolutely perfectly, absolutely perfect landing. we stuck it. we didn't move. we landed in nice, soft soil. the capsule looked flawless. i cried like a baby in that helicopter when i heard that the parachute had opened and we were coming infora soft landing. it wasjust an overwhelming moment for me. inside this capsule is the most precious sample — fragments of an asteroid called bennu. the team quickly secure it to prevent any contamination, and attach it to a 30 metre line slung beneath the helicopter. this is the moment that nasa has been waiting for. after seven long years, travelling billions of miles to bennu an

reaction there two moments ago as they got that sample back there just a little bit off the of our src. i just want to read. hundreds of settlers back by the israeli military. once again storm the alaxa mosk drawing condemnation from muslim countries. us and south korea hold joint military drills and waters off the east of the korean peninsula amit escalating tensions with north korea. and russian ukraine said their air defenses have down missiles and drones as war enters its 20th month.

she's taking an initial thermal reading of that src as we speak...he military base. 0pening it will be a painstaking and slow process taking several weeks, but scientists say the wait will be worth it. rebecca morelle, bbc news, utah. now it's time for a look at today's sport with lizzie. hello from the bbc sport centre. europe's golfers have retained the solheim cup. spain's carlota ciganda holed the putt that helped europe tie ilt all with the united states. ciganda knocked in a two—footer on the 17th to beat nelly korda in a tense finish to their match. it means she won all four of her solheim matches this year, a feat not lost on her emotional captain suzann pettersen. the us needed ilti/z points to regain the trophy they last won in 2017... but it was europe's day. it is surreal that here in spain playing the solheim cup and we finish iii—14. happy to be part of this amazing team. the captain and vice captain did a greatjob and delighted to be in front of my home crowd and family and friends. something i won't forget. now to the rugby world cup

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she's taking an initial thermal reading of that src as we speak...ule and bring it back to the military base. 0pening it will be a painstaking and slow process taking several weeks, but scientists say the wait will be worth it. rebecca morelle, bbc news, utah. 0ur science correspondent jonathan amos is in utah with the latest. we saw this capsule come screaming into the atmosphere of planet earth, moving at 12 kilometers a second, over 27,000 miles an hour. and first of all, they picked it up on these heat—seeking cameras. and then we got a view of a parachute and a capsule slung beneath it. and then it landed gently in the utah desert here. actually it landed a little bit earlier than we were expecting. we were expecting it to come down at 08.55 local time, and it came down three minutes earlier than that. now, that will be something that the engineers of the the capsule at lockheed martin will want to pore over. but i don't think the scientists care very much. they have their capsule back and they've got their sample back. and jonathan, we saw pict

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. >> src commands parachute deploy. >> wonderful to see that deployment. >> reporter: the probe afterstem a few years ago, dropped right on target. >> touchdown! >> this is the team celebrating the momentous achievement. >> reporter: from there the sample canister about the size of a tire was approached carefully. >> from day one the mission paid attention to keeping the sample pristine. >> reporter: it was packed up and lifted by chopper a short distance away on the test and training range where inside the building it was unpacked by experts and wheeled to a temporary room. >> opening a time capsule to our ancient solar system. >> i have that in every color, what they're wearing. it's how i clean house. >> were you wearing it over the weekend? >> i sure was. no, it is so cool to see that. if you have to wear head to toe stuff, is the stuff safe for us? i am sure it is. >> but don't take chances. i bet someone who loves this is jessica. seven years. it's incredible. >> really, it's history in the making. i can't wait to see the studies and everything they're able to dissect. it's goin

they set these conditions, src, and the guardianship authorities came. let's pretend. anything, they sleep on the floor, yes, these stains are on the sofa. my wife and i are on the floor are you sure, yes, well, we’ll remember this , we’ll just remember this, and now let’s move on , you work almost every day and how much does a good father earn for himself, right? in such conditions, why 12 square meters in living space? why? uh, this needs to be said to the administration, thank you. here i am , like an orphan, i, like an orphan , grew up in an orphanage from the age of two, so where from the state apartments. and where is she in the administration, you need to ask, well, somehow they either didn’t give it to you, or refused, or put in a queue, there was no queue at all, in fact, there wasn’t. when i was 21, i started running around the administration. so he ran, back and forth, back and forth. tired of writing to the prosecutor's office. yeah, that is, the prosecutor's office is writing a response to me. you have your own house from your parents. but you live there,