toronto is one ofthe who exactly is there. toronto is one of the main — who exactly is there. in _ who exactly is there. toronto is one of the main hubs in the _ who exactly is there. toronto is one of the main hubs in the iranian - of the main hubs in the iranian community in northern america. after los angeles is the highest population here. your radiance in toronto particularly has been very vocalin toronto particularly has been very vocal in showing support for their fellow compatriots back home in the past year. massive rallies, here in queens park downtown toronto we're witnessing the beginning of a gathering, a rally of iranians who are here to commemorate the first anniversary of mahsa amini and the protest that happened for the people here are holding pictures of some of more than 500 people who were killed in the past year by the security forces throughout the country. you'll see people with kurdish attire, people holding the lg bt q flag, one of the communities which is suppressed by the iranian regime. using people from very diverse backgrounds. the population is g

well, these are pictures of 5 americans live in toronto after being released from around the in prison. the flight is to go home is expected to land its own. on an exchange, the u. s. has released 5 iranians from its giles. 2 of them have landed in our high and will be on routes to around under the agreements. the u. s. has also allowed to release of $6000000000.00 the frozen around in funds that money has been transferred to cause us washington says toronto will have restricted access to those funds and couldn't only use it for humanitarian needs. how much it and sorry is spokesperson for capital is foreign ministry and advise them to the prime minister, and he joins us from new york. thank you very much for being on al jazeera english as a festival. i mean, as i mentioned before, it took almost 2 years of in direct negotiations. what do you think was finally enabled this deal to come together? thank you for having me, as you said, that i be so that to you in the meetings in the to both the and, and the b. c took place on behalf of the company, a official starting with the good 5 minu

this is my restaurant in lucas going to people come from all the toronto to eat my mother. so many people they say, oh you, i hear or from ogden, i don't know, i'm just a little guys all this little guy, the, this one is potato one, bedroom, one, pete. no. okay, thank you. thank you long. thanks. thanks. thank you. thank you. i get the party, i don't want to see on sundays, but people loved my food and people. i loved me. they're saying that this restaurant is not a restaurant. they feel like the open every day i've closed only for one day to been new year. i'm a workaholic, it's more like exercise to me. yeah, i'm healthy and even though i woke twitching dollars for that i, it's not difficult. my wife works in the kitchen, making mixing, pap, ege and everything done by her signal to our success is love and understanding me and my wife make a hot sauce together. yeah. with mexican more a pie to be an indian government to lee would come in with garlic. and i have to add little cheese. cheese is one that gives a very good taste. this saw is, is very special, very good combina

ferm, welcome to the program there out of toronto. now, do you share mr. magneer's concerns, because uh, the saudis have for years ruled out any talks or normalization or recognition of the regime until they guarantee the palestinians, their state and their rights. do you feel that is becoming compromised at the stage of the game? yes, well, you know, it's very clear. the saudi regime has always worked in the interest of the israeli regime by standing against the resistance groups especially like in the war of 2006 between hizbullah and israel we seen a very very unjust stand from the saudi regime we see that they have destroyed their neighboring country yemen that is very key uh support of nation to the palestinian cause we see that um the... saudi regime has helped the normalization between bahrain and israel, has helped the normalization between the uae and israel, i mean it's very clear that they are in support of normalization with normalization with israel, but they are scared of the backlash and the response of their nation, how they will stand up a

the cost on the al jazeera, the walking to leading to bed, toronto, canada. the the parkville neighborhood is home to the largest tibetan community in north america. to walk down any street in personnel. and you can feel the presence of a friend community i can look to my left, i don't see a spending flag on the balcony. i'll look to my right and i'll see to button pair of flags in front of me about an elderly woman will walk by me with pear visa in her hand. you can't so stone without hitting a button restaurant the we have lots of mo, most which are to button don't please delicious. you must try them the defendant community and talking deal. they are helping those people who just knew the life of this. you get a sense of brother for the it's one of the few places where it doesn't scan necessarily and how to put there a when i come to canada, i from so many big, big in to so many migraine microphone over the was my dad and mom dad exchanges from to bed. i was born in india. i came to canada, 2012. this is my rest when lucas gonna, people come from all the to

firas al-najim, manager at canadian defenders for human rights, joining us from toronto. hello, gentlemen, i like to welcom you both to the program. i guess we will start there in brussels with you. elijah magneer, so what do you make of the saudi's meeting with some factions of palestinian leadership there in the occupied west bank, and we have heard nothing about a meeting with resistance groups, is that possibly a red flag? thank you for having me, i think this is a first step for the saudis to normalize in the latest step with israel, at the end of the day, the ambassador they've sent to... jerusalem and to meet with the palestinian authority is an ambassador who has been in jordan who has long experience in contacting and dealing and meeting with the israelis, we have to keep in mind that saudi arabia has sent already several saudi delegations to israel years ago and is continuing the cooperation with israel. the only thing that is missing is a public announcement. and for that to happen, i think saudi arabia needs to prepare the ground, and by preparing the ground,

when i saw it, toronto television was doing a story about how different people across ukraine and abroadng all possible methods, selling pictures, selling apples. offer to dance, i don't know, well, anything, like, yes, and collect a large amount of money, and, i then thought, what i can offer is that, that, that , that the point is that any thing really has a price, but the question, the context of this, thing, if it has an additional value, and a value to someone additional, which is not limited to this... thing, then you can collect more money on this, yes, especially when it is for help from the ssu, it is another x5, in terms of money, and i remembered that i just have a lighter with my movie home, ah, it's a prop, it's the only thing i have left, and i auctioned it off, it went for 75,000 hryvnias, only a lighter, despite the fact that the person who made the second, second lot, it was 2,000 dollars in cash, also transferred this money, just like that, ah, that’s how it works, and then i just talked about this i told the story on toronto television, and i tell you how my friend, wh

firz, welcome to the program, they're out of toronto. do you share mr. magneer's concerns because uh the saudis have for years ruled out any talks or normalization or recognition of the regime until they guarantee the palestinians, their state and their rights. do you feel that is becoming compromised at the stage of the game? yes, well, you know, it's very clear that the saudi regime has always worked in the interest of the israeli regime by standing against the resistance groups especially like in the war of 2006 between his. allah in israel, we seen a very, very, unjust stand from the saudi regime, we see that they have destroying their neighboring country, yemen, that is very key support of nation to the palistinian cause, we see that the saudi regime has helped the normalization between bahrain and israel, has helped the normalization between the uae and israel, i mean it's very clear that... they are in support of normalization with normalization with israel, but they are scared of the backlash and the response of their nation, how they will stand

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yes, everyone. they are trying, let's say, to find ways to help, and when i saw that toronto television people all over ukraine and abroad are raising money for the armed forces, using all possible methods, selling drawings, selling apples, offering to dance, no i know, well, anything, like yes, and they collect a large amount of money, and i do then i thought about what i can offer, the fact is that any thing really has its price, but the question of the context of this thing, if it has additional value and value for someone additional, which is not limited to this thing, then you can collect more money on this, yes, especially when it is for help from the ssu, it is still theirs. five in money, and i remembered that i just have a lighter from my movie home, and it's a prop, it's the only thing i have left, uh, and i auctioned it off , it went for uah 7,500, only lighter, even though the person who made the second lot, it was $2,000 in cash, also transferred that money just like that, ah, that's how it works, and then i was just talking about this story on toronto tv and he told me how

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the group of 5 american iranians have arrived, and from toronto a short while ago. they have been reports that at least 6 people have been killed in the drawer. an attack on off on a post to moving around the judges at the international court of justice, hearing arguments from russia and ukraine about claims by most go that it launched as invasion to prevent genocide. ukraine rule the case to the united nations highest court days off to russia. invited last year. keep accuses most go of abusing international more falsely alleging genocide, an eastern new crime. rochelle bones the case to be thrown out and objects to the quotes jurisdiction, preliminary injury. ukraine is not accusing russia of convention genocide. ukraine is also not accusing or russia or failing to prevent or punish each other. so on the contrary, ukraine safe. no genocide has occurred. that long should been not to reject the keys. because according to the costs you are as brothers, as there was no genocide, they cannot be at violation of the engine site pretty much to rec, rebels and northern mom,

a group of 5 american iranians have arrived and from toronto a short while ago. they have been reports that at least 6 people have been killed in the drawing a tank on about a post in northern iraq. international court of justice is hearing arguments from russia and ukraine. about most goes claims. that is most, it's invasion to prevent genocide. cubic cues as most go of abusing international more falsely alleging genocides a risky work is in libya, struggling to identify decomposing bodies in the city of done to the city was devastated a week ago off to, to dan's collapse following heavy ryans, there are growing concerns about the spread of disease, child strength, it has more over a week since thousands of people were killed when 2 dams burst and sent a wall of water and mud, crushing through the eastern libyan city of thermal. the search for bodies goes on . many people still missing and fed dead, many bodies a. so decompose that, identifying them is proving difficult and disturbing the search and rescue teams the to then so the, the muscles are the libyan. wh

this is the toronto international film festival in canada . first of all, and we want to direct our film. i have never once heard from a single person that it should not be filmed. this is causing you a misunderstanding. it is not necessary . this is your exercise. who, if not you, has the right to do this now. miss hello, you have one more minute a minute to answer and we will conclude our conversation, panel, this is not unrepresentative and it is not of the same level as a film. how interesting , for example, a festival like venice or toronto is, first of all, secondly, well, answering mr. rat’s question. and i just don’t work on russian tv series starting from the 14th year, the only tv series i made was the sniffer there, some 16th or 17th year. well , because it is exclusively a ukrainian production, but in russian, unlike mr. rat , who methodically worked with selkinim acted as a director a russian series is the first thing, and secondly, if we are talking about a foreign audience, then it should be cool if it will be heard there. yes, i said. it would be great if ukrainians showe

toronto. i mean, it's in, in chicago and unlike other parts of the health care system, big pharma got a special carve out that stopped medicare from negotiating prices of drugs through medicare for years. advocates like many of you in this room have worked tirelessly to change that and give medicare the power to negotiate lower prescription drug prices just like the department of veterans affairs does right now. it matters va pays 50 per, 50% less than medicare can for and negotiating in the same lower prices for years. big pharma blocked this. they kept prescription drug prices high to increase their profits and extend patents on existing drugs to suppress fair competition instead of innovating playing games and pricing so they can charge whatever they can. but this is finally, finally, finally, we had enough votes by a matter of one to beat big pharma. well, we did it, [applause] we passed the inflation reduction act with no help from the other team, every single person on the other team in

also had on the program video emergence on line, appearing to show color style the active list in toronto, playing football with the indian flag wrapped around. and we discussed the current tensions between the auto, new delhi as well, with india's ruling parties, the person under warning, disturbing images i had at least 57 people are killed. with dozens more from south repair bloss robins focused on police. the suicide bomber is responsible for one of the social, the 4 pm here in the russian capital. i'm, you know, no need. and this is the news hour on archie bunker. the dish is, foreign minister has like shoes. kind of the heart bring murderers from across the world. well commenting on the diplomatic crisis between canada and india, canada must not be a hub of all the murders. the murderers can go to canada and take shelter and they can have a wonderful life while those they killed their relatives are suffering from moral not. i'm drawing no industry to buy archie correspondence shape bows, shape the foreign minister, not holding box. they're very direct with what he was saying. it too

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africa out of capetown. and zathar bangash director institute of contemporary islamic thought out of toronto. thank you both for being with us. let me start this off in cape town: there were at least two more palestinians killed today and several injured, and it appears that we're practically seeing at least one palestinian killed each day. the number so far this year of palestinians been killed has risen to 249, quite unbelievable. your thoughts, nalis. is of what's going on, specifically why this is happening in this way this year? thank you so much for having me, of course we see the ongoing aggression from the illegitimate zinast regime and these attacks that are happening a daily basis up until today where the death fill has risen to 249 innocent palestinian skilled is a sign of the fading of the illegitimate zi regime um it seems that since the 2021 as well as 2000 going into 200 2022 with the joint saif also where we saw the unity forged between the resistance factions in palestine we saw that the resistance capability of palestinians has increased vastly. palestinians today they have

i think the fact is that tibetan people are essential workers in the economy of toronto. i don't think we can under estimate the social and human consequences of what's going on in the neighborhood. the hope chest has fail is that it continues to be at a place where everyone, where they are in new color or whether you were born right in the neighborhood feels like that. while we're waiting for our real home where we belong, this is like what we have right now. and it's something that a lot of buttons are really quick for there's so much to learn from. little to that . you know, our sense of community is our biggest strength and so let us continue to be there for each other and rise together the in a sense of belonging to the success ethan is been my sister and the every day heroes keeping communities together. a bunch of dental edges, 0 visits for kenyan town of peter that produces some of the worlds fastest runners . and where a terrible crime has led to a reckoning with gender based finance. a sense of community on the jersey to the, as we become quite connected as all

our reporter took a stroll through the capital toronto and discovered all kinds of albanian delicacies with a little help from a low bullet force. i've been yes, a true for this paradise. maybe that's one reason why it's such a fast growing trevor destination. this is so nice, interesting flavors will show you some of the countries most tasty specialities. today i will try to get a taste of dania in just 24 hour joint on a few to hold here on a showing you some of them must be. this is and must be places here in the bang and capital. this is linda. hi. she will join us today. let's go, let's go in the something like mine, she could fit in today. she's a food guide and knows all about of a new cookie. so then that what she'll tickets for breakfast, we tend to have very large breakfast. usually coffee today will offer turkish coffee o prospect. it was good. as i learned from the end of the ottomans brought coffee to, i've been young the next as a coffee state. the water is split up with specially fine ground coffee, powder, and sugar separate casually because by the last 30 percent you'r

companies to have access to and this is the creation of dmytro eyes the place also later today in torontot with the leaders of business circles and we will talk about efforts to help ukraine and also how to participate in the construction of the country. also, we are making it difficult for russia, as well as those who carry out this illegal aggression, so that they do not prevail for the first time, first of all ukraine and canada have agreed to work with the g7 to create a working group that will provide advice on the rest and russian assets, including the assets of the central bank of russia 63 russians on our sanctions list, including those responsible for abducting children from ukraine and spreading disinformation all ukrainian society civil society needs help and we will help various organizations and also we will help in the field of cyber security we also help reconstruction of local infrastructure. we help farmers. what kind of activities do you have? it was interrupted by the actions of russia, as there were victims of the holodomor . it affects not only the front line, but als

pick things up in the top of the test with one on toronto, santiago, pedal.hat's going to be a base. hit the go ahead, run scores. blue jays, take the lead and they get a couple insurance runs in the process. bottom of the frame, how about the rookie lawrence butler? he's a very fun player. he brings that edge within one. with that home run. but that's as close as they would get a's ball. 65 game 2 tomorrow. all right. we are less than a week away from week one of the nfl season. in fact, starts thursday. lions versus chief. anyway, the forty-niners they're preparing to face the pittsburgh steelers. but still there are no signs of star defensive end. nick bosa who is in a contract holdout. the players have off from practice on tuesday, but wednesday is heavy on the game planning. both say is not suited up wednesday. him being in pittsburgh starts to look very the league. but for now, his teammates have his and the welcome him with open arms when he signed his new with too, obviously having a guy like on the field with the best defensive player football. we wa

speak to canadians, including a-and addressing ukrainian canadians, such a meeting will be held in torontons of ukrainians in the ukrainian diaspora, and that is why our ties with ukraine are exceptional we support ukraine and our support is unique, which comes from all corners of our society, from the diaspora, from charitable organizations, from the government, because your struggle is our struggle and

i just saw that she drew something about toronto television. well the project needs an illustrator. go to work. and now she and i are working on visuals, well, every day, but every once in a while, several times a week, uh, all 10 of them come out with a new message, because it turns out, hmm, that is, we went in with the fact that it's umm donatety donate 10 hryvnias and it should just become your habit to brush your teeth, it's yours hmm your small contribution is 10 hryvnias, you're just kidding, you're giving a minute of your time but by doing so, you can help and there are people who have been doing it every day for three months and you're like that believe money about the goals of the project are all 10, well, this is a project of micro-donations, as they are now called, yes, that is, before that, we probably did not hear about micro-ordinates, yes, and who helps every day , my goal is that after the war it will become a real habit, so that people can say that these people really need help. here i checked them. for example, here are the references or here is the application, l

well, let's get reaction from the canadian community in toronto ball parade, saying is the spokes bus and then legal counsel off the wells seek organization of canada. he joins us now live from that. what has been the reaction in your community to what we've heard today from prime minister? true to the agents of the indian government will most likely behind the shooting of holiday ps initial. and it's an incredibly validating we is. canadian 6 have for years said that india is interfering here in katie and stick affairs. we have identified strong peers that mr. nature was the target of an assassination plot. and to have the prime minister get up and say that today that's a, that's confirming those uh those concerns. and it's like i said, very validate. the indian government says, mr. harvey, i'm saying that john was a terrorist. who was he to be st community in canada. so heard the thing to do with the president of one of the largest echo dollars in canada. he was also a very strong advocate, a vocal advocate for call this done, which is a solving state. and we are here in canada enjo

30, i'm good in this phrase it against different prisons images on the 10th floor boards here in toronto plus military brands in young jupiter for june, 1 of the the order to expose the rejection of things for this press on demolition and systematic blunder of the souls of african countries. well, these are demonstrations. do come on. the heels of reports of the french ambassador has finally listened. we're talking about the guy in the army. he's apparently taken heed. he's going back to powers a while on the jazz new supplement side of the mounted french force as a major to leave the country back in august. that requirement was not mathis. france refused to recognize the new crew government present macro. and finally, related to the recently and has declared the end of front as ministry emission saying it's envoy would return in day. now, that's why the french packing their bags. there are still foreign forces in the country, including american troops. and earlier we heard from a full monday, jerry and diplomat color kind of move, who says the foreign forces in the country, not helping

the video has emerged showing what appears to be callous down the activists in toronto, burning an indian flag on something on cardboard cutouts of indian prime minister and the ring. reloading the and verified for it shows the set for this kicking of football with the indian tri color wrapped around the seemingly enjoying the exhibition to itself. the 1st instance all the subjects from the list, and they listened in color that either on comes of india car dot empty, her rates targeting the color funny movement. the national intelligence agency issued details of dozens of suspects who the allege have links to figures in canada, seeking to establish and independence seek state in the north of india. but i'm happy to say we are joined live on the program noted by our piecing spokes person for india is really b j a p party. you are most welcome. indeed, sir. the allegations made by justin. kudos suggesting earlier that the indian governments involvement in the killing of a separatist leader in canada and then the subsequent removal of some officials from each other's delegations where there'

the alarm elizabeth toronto, and this is alex's here in live from dell ha. also coming up the don't. and task of rebuilding of last week's of clicking the wrong because we report from the high atlas mountains north korea's lead to inspection for almost a warship for the rushes defense and was still on his visit to the far east and part of the country. and the dominican republic closest as border with hays, he often was made to announce plans to be looking now i want to shed river the international aid is beginning to arrive in flood, hit east and the viet from the you. when you are russia and middle eastern countries, did you and your monetary and affairs office has launched an appeal to 71000000 dollars aiming to help 250000 people. but most of it is yet to reach the hottest port city of deadman. with thousands of see a dead destroyed roads have made access to particularly challenging the world. health organization has sent a shipment of crucial supplies, which includes medicine and body bags. you one has called for coordination between libby as to rival ad

that's a 40 to the iranian president during a meeting with a group of religious scholars in toronto. we discussed it with a panel of get you have the golf course. the nice representation or is representation of the mom in the past decade, the should be able to grow and compete, see rarely to the new world or the actual, the respect they present the in the culture as we for the respect each of our wish with respect to the additional, the coming to you from off. so this is our to international with the latest and world news today. and if you realize about a welcome to the programs, france and the usa, they intend to seek a diplomatic solution to the nature of crisis. defense ministers from the 2 countries discuss the situation via phone call. that's us by president monro, i'm a crohn earlier reiterating his support for the ousted leader and endorsing the equal was sanctions as well as possible intervention by the block. the new military authorities and the share slammed his statement. the disease always costs them as you know, the government of republic of news year has followed with d

the welcome to learning to bet toronto canada. the personal neighborhood is home to the largest tibetan community in north america. to walk down any street in park tale. and you can feel the presence of the spin community i can look to my left celsius breton flag on the balcony. i'll look to my right and i'll see to button pair of flags in front of me a to an elderly woman will walk by me with a pair visa of her hand. you can't. so a stone without hitting a tibetan restaurant. the we have lots of mo, most which are to button don't play delicious. we must try them. the defendant community and talking deal. they are helping those people who just knew the life they. with this you get a sense of brotherhood. it's one of the few places where to that can really and how to sit there the when i come to canada from so many big, big building in to got so many migraine microphone in over the was my dad and mom, dad exchanges from nevada. i was born in india. i came to canada, 2012. this is my restaurant locus going to people come from all th

. >> which was mark's name a lot of calgarians here >> we were the kids in the hall in toronto and --jimmy: exactly, scott, yes. and how did you all end up coming together and forming the band >> scott booted his way in >> well, they'd all had been together and i saw them one night in the midnight show. and my friend, darleen dragged me down. and we were in an audience there was about seven people and they weren't doing that well and there wasn't really anybody in the audience to let them know how badly they were doing but i fell in love with them right away and i thought to myself, "i need to be in that group." and i noticed underneath the chair, there was a doughnut taped -- >> from a really bad scene idea >> and i then i found some other doughnuts taped in other seats. and i went, "oh, i bet those are part of a bit. maybe i should ruin the bit. [ laughter ] and then they'll see me. and you want to be seen. >> jimmy: of course. >> so, i grab the doughnuts and started whipping it at them on stage. and i remember bruce going, "who the [ bleep ]?" i go like, "it's me. >> i'm here! >> y

stanley activists in toronto, playing football with the indian tri color wrapped around it. while it is just the latest example of empty india sentiment currently playing in the north american country. on monday, canadian 6 held protest outside indian diplomatic commissions fronting the nation's flag and hitting a cardboard figure of indian prime minister, no rend remotely. meanwhile, the general consul, i'll be 6 for just this grouping. we simply as said, the indian hindus most quotes returned to india, accusing them of working against the country from which they benefit economically without sales. deli has been conducting what it calls on teach her rates against that callous study movement in india. the move comes and worsening ties between also a new daily over the killing of a prominent seeking community leader in june, canadian prime minister, just some crudo accused indian government officials of direct involvement in his death. india says that's rubbish. and it ask, living spot indeed picked up one account of his top deputy months after also expelled a senior member o

which belarusian hockey player played for these nhl clubs montreal toronto washington olga no andreilutely correct this is correct answer ended his career in may 2018 andrey and topic football football and card i'm the first from andrey we try, which of these teams did not reach the semi-finals of the champions league 22-23 milan inter manchester city chelsea chelsea chelsea absolutely right, the team lost to real madrid and was left behind quarterfinals this is the correct answer and five points at the end of the second period. let's sum it up. arthur runs forward between the participants. well, andrey salts can’t catch up with him, olya, but i have it, let’s say. so the good news is that practice shows that in the third period there is often a radical change in the balance of power from the men leaders, therefore, well, it can still be so, it will be so. i’ll surprise you, we’ll wait until olga surprises us andrey, well, that’s what you ’ll do with this damn thing, you just can’t tear yourself away from him. i think it will work out further, the excitement has already gone. let's g

startling accusations ahead. video emerges on line, appearing to show, tell us study active as in toronto, so playing football with the indian flag rock the run that we discuss the current, the tensions between also a i'm a new daily with india is really party spokesperson in the morning starting into the at least 57 people are killed with dozens more trapped after a pair of gloves. rocks, pakistan, police say a suicide bomber is responsible for one of the exclusions. the main opposition party in slovakia is victory and this weekend's not parliamentary elections. if so, that means big changes to prob as love as the ports of new cranes bradford, as our correspondents in the slow by capital reports this. the revenue catching the program from today across the world. welcome to moscow on the global news road up here on march button. the dishes foreign minister has a ques, canada of harbouring murderers from a false the world. he made the remarks while commenting on the diplomatic price is playing i right not between canada and india. canada must not be a hub of all the murders. the murder is,

toronto police say mr gibson appeared in court on monday charged with his murder.n the uk. you're live with bbc news. the father, step—mother and uncle of sara sharif are returning to the uk from pakistan. they left the country the day before the 10—year—old was found dead at a house in woking in surrey. the bbc has been told that urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik were not arrested when they left pakistan on a plane to dubai. i spoke to our correspondents helena wilkinson and caroline davies, who have been following the story in the uk and pakistan. this is obviously, it goes without saying, this is a huge development in this investigation. so, we now understand, the bbc understands, that the father of sara sharif, urfan sharif, her stepmother, beinash batool, and her uncle, faisal malik, they are all on their way to the uk, having left pakistan early this morning. now, they are going via dubai, we understand. but we are not clear whether they got on that flight, but they are on their way back to the uk. let that flight, but they are on their way back t

so they many know that in a rock the hello again, i'm elizabeth toronto and don't have the top stories on algebra and east and the be a, it's feed. hundreds of people have been killed in flight schools by storm, daniel authority say to dance of the, to the city of dana. it is the heaviest amount of rain for the region has recorded in a single day in nearly 40 years. be as rival governments have both announced 3 days of national mourning model. china has moved from tripoli. we saw a large con boy of 8, including excavators, bulldozers, large trucks, ambulances, medical staff, hundreds of volunteers, leaving western livia. early this morning they said they should have arrived already in eastern libya. we're also seeing people come together from the east volunteers are trying to reach the, the most impacted areas. like you said, the city does not as believe to be of the most impacted a little than 2800 people have died in the earthquake. that struck central morocco survivors of being housed and 10 softer they homes get destroyed. selma, searching for family members tracked under the rubbl

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ruth again suffers a fiasco after being eliminated , essentially at the start of the tournaments in toronto and in cincinnati the norwegian loses and at the us open chizhan is number sixty-seven in the rankings. epipi defeated ore 6 , 4 5, 7, 6 2 0 6 2 rents the next opponent is a tennis player from china . of the 12 sets of awards, the belarusians won 14 medals, including five gold ones - this is the result of the third day of competition at the cup. goodwill in kayaking and canoeing in moscow , prestigious competitions are hosted by the krylatskoye olympic canal four times. she was the first step on the podium. our canoeists walked the 500m distance today alone. m. among the juniors, gleb and chebotarev won. among athletes no older than 24 years old , alexander zubok became the best in the same age category; among girls, angelina bardanovskaya had no equal among women. elena nozdreva finished first and were not left without gold. and our kayak rodniki in the decisive race of 500 m in the u24 category denis ermolenko brought almost half a body length to his closest pursuer , also in the me

she won the wta 1000 event in toronto. last year. she won the wta1000 event in toronto.le to continue her career and have a lot of success but if she is unable to with this appeal you have to look at this realistically. at 35, serena williams one one grand slam title after the age of 35, if you can leave the sport for four years it would be pretty much impossible to return to that stage. the? would be pretty much impossible to return to that stage.— return to that stage. they you very much forjoining — return to that stage. they you very much forjoining me. _ it's a game that's stretches back to 1872 — when the first official clash between england and scotland in football took place in glasgow — fast forward 115 games later — the sides meet in the same city at hampden, for a match to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the fixture. england have the edge over the years, but with both sides flying high in their european championship qualifying campaigns, tonight's match is expected to be more competitive than ever. a friendly, but perhaps far from that on the pitch. patri

so the hello, i'm elizabeth toronto and don't have the top stories on al jazeera and most of hong kong and pots of southern china, of preparing for the arrival of typhoid and sell the chinese full cost of issued a red one and get some flight. some classes canceled ahead of his expected landfill . hong kong stock market trading was halted near the 4000 trains was suspended between thursday and sunday lunches and single pool. i'm electing the next president close to 3000000 people to expect at the cost of the ballots. 3 candidates, so in the running to replace incumbents, halima yacht club. the role is mainly ceremonial but has.

lionel messi was forced off with an injury during inter miami's 4—0 win over toronto fc on wednesdaygentina's world cup qualifiers during the international break and went off in the first half. inter miami manager tata martino said the world cup winner was dealing with an old injury and won't take any risks with him ahead of next week's us open cup final against houston dynamo. andy murray has had a winning start in china winning in straight sets in the first round. it has been four years since murray won an atp tour title. great britain's emma raducanu hasn't written off the rest of the tennis season. the 2021 us open champion has missed three of the four grand slams this year and dropped out of the top 200 after undergoing surgery on her ankle and both wrists in may. the fact that they're still talking about me, even though i'm not at these events or not about i think it's just a compliment. so i think one thing someone told me was worry when they're not talking about you. so, yeah, next season i'll be back. yeah. this season all the slams were finished, so it was difficult to watc

lionel messi was forced off with an injury during inter miami's 4—0 win over toronto fc on wednesdayight in the mls. messi missed the last of argentina's world cup qualifiers during the international break and went off in the first half. inter miami manager tata martino said messi was dealing with "an old injury" and won't take any risks with him ahead of next week's us open cup final against houston dynamo. to tennis where andy murray is through to the second round of the zhuhai open in china. playing for the first time in the country since 2019, murray eased past the local wild card mo ye cong in straight sets, 7—5, 6—3. the former world number one plays aslan karatsev next. having been recalled for the abandoned one day international against ireland at headingley yesterday, to try and find some form ahead of the world cup, joe root iwon�*t play any part in the remaining matches two matches in the series. somerset�*s tom kohler—cadmore has been added to the squad ahead of saturday's second odi at trent bridge. he'lljoin up after his county's current championship match which is due

but it's the main competitor from toronto, mississippi. so the pro russian populace swinson is able to inform the government that picture will be quite different. he has already announced he's against father's sanctions against russia. he is a questioning arms, deliberate to ukraine and ukraine's ability to win this war. so he could disrupt a europe, you need see right. it's been quite the divisive campaign. as you mention, i will continue the conversation in just a minute. but let's listen to some voters in bratislava. so i feel like the campaign is exactly like the demonstration of this, like we're sending culture and the hatred and, and use of this information and lives in the, in the overall communication and politics in this campaign. i feel like has been the. yeah, the demonstration of that month, voltage across comply. so there's the funded things have gotten lower while ago that it would be better if it is not like there's one in front of the more the competition of ideas and plans for the future. unfortunately, the emotions went i

always interesting that there is always been an auditioning phase for who can say mediator between toronto and washington. and while there was a diplomatic track set up in oman and online in the past was instrumental and both nuclear diplomacy as well as hospital diplomacy. in this case, the risk guitar was accepting by coming in here was becoming the banking hub for tat ronda for the 6000000000 that was moved from south korea, converted in switzerland and then brought into banks and guitar. so it could be cuts are trying to, you know, gain a little bit more prominence of the diplomatic spotlight. but there are going to be outsides concern there as well, because that has been a somewhat more permissive jurisdiction for tara finance in the region. now looking at the broader relationship between the us and iran, could all of the single, a change of mood between the 2 countries now, especially regarding talks to revive the nuclear deal. you know, there is a lot of people who are seeing this is somewhat connected. i'm inclined to see it is connected in this sense. i think the theory of the cas

as i pointed to the corresponding times, toronto's more details of the allegations in this case. so talking here about an intelligence officer with the rank of colonel who was working for the surveillance section of the german foreign intelligence service. and recently, before his arrest has in fact been put in charge of checking the security clearance of all members working for the intended and service. a really high ranking person, he's alleged to have copied 9 documents of the top secret clearance and positives onto an acquaintance of his, the man who is also being arrested and a is a all to accuse as a co conspirator, in this case, pausing them onto this man who was, who isn't a german businessman of russian origin, who in turn have contacts to russian. businessman, who in turn posts on these documents to the, the russian intelligence service, the as f as b. and both of them are alleged to have received somewhere on $400000.00 bureaus each in compensation for doing this. so it's really the a top person who is now being accused of this type is hans from bet on to sports now. a

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