university and college union say - track to get. say will continue to boycott until the universities and employers association make with a call an improved offer on a and working conditions. in a statement, durham university told us "we deeply sympathise with our students already impacted by the pandemic who now enjoy further uncertainty and anxiety. we are reassuring students that any remaining work will be marked as swiftly as possible and we will provide marks only final classifications as soon as they are available." students will be invited to graduation ceremonies, but forsome, like ceremonies, but for some, like rory, ceremonies, but forsome, like rory, is not what they wanted. confiscated substances are checked for issues like impurities and there is a split about whether festivals should need a special license to do testing. the government says yes, but the group behind the letter says drug testing has happened since 2014 without them. other stories for you now. for the first time, the bbc can reveal a major suspect into th

the university and college union say will continue to boycott until the universities and employers' associationall an improved offer on pay and working conditions. in a statement, durham university told us that: "we deeply sympathise with our students already "impacted by the pandemic who now endure further "uncertainty and anxiety. "we are reassuring our students that any remaining work will be "marked as swiftly as possible and we will provide marks "and the final classifications as soon as they are available." students will be invited to graduation ceremonies, but for some, like rory, it's not what they wanted. i am julia with the catch up. tonight: an unlawful scheme, a wimbledon controversy and the price of the ticket to space. we start in france where you might have seen the protests like this in the last few days. they started after 17—year—old teen was shot and killed by french police in paris. nahel refused to stop after being pulled over. today a big march has happened in paris led by his mother. protesters call for change to police culture. translation: in the same police there is ra

the university and college unions say they will continue with the boycott until the universities and offer on pay and working conditions. in a statement, durham university told us that we deeply sympathise with our students already impacted by the pandemic, who now endure further uncertainty and anxiety. we are reassuring our students that any remaining work will be marked as swiftly as possible and we will provide marks and the final classifications as soon as they are available. students will be invited to graduation ceremonies, but for some, like rory, it's not what they wanted. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. hey, i'm zoph with the catch up. tonight, revenge porn laws, the nicola bulley case and lewis capaldi takes a break. a report into how cricket is run in england and wales has found that racism, sexism, classism and elitism are widespread in the sport. the independent commission for equality in cricket spoke to more than a,000 people over two years. half said they'd experienced discrimination. that figure was much higher amongst minorities. cindy

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and assessment boycott by staff at queen's university belfast — which is part of uk—wide industrial action — has ended after several months. an agreement to end the dispute follows talks between queen's and the university and college unionany bt following a major disruption to 999 services on sunday. emergency services on sunday. emergency services across the country reported emergency calls were failing to connect because of a technical fault. bt which manages the system has apologised for those problems. you are live with bbc news. now to a developing and important story. the government has said it is prepared for a range of scenarios at claims that him water could be on the brink of collapse. it serves 15 million people and has been under pressure over its performance, of leaks of sewage, and is reportedly struggling with £14 billion worth of debt. this lunchtime the company says it is working constructively with shareholders to secure new funding needed to support its turnaround. here's our business correspondent emma simpson. thames water is the biggest water company in the country, serving 15 million customers in london and the thames valley. underfire for leaks, dumping sewage raw in rivers, a complex, privately

*s university belfast — which is part of uk—wide industrial action — has ended after several months. an agreement to end the dispute follows talks between queen�*s and the university and college unionclassification as a matter of urgency�*. six teenagers have been charged with the murder of a 14—year—old boy — who was stabbed in newcastle last year. gordon gault died in hospital after suffering serious injuries on november nine. the boys are all aged 16 or 17, and will appear in court later. you are alive with bbc news. 14—year—old twins have been named in the attack. condolences have been expressed saying a russian rockets stop the beating of the hearts of two angels. twin sisters who were killed in the strike. the bbc has just arrived in kramatorsk. in the centre of kramatorsk _ just arrived in kramatorsk. in the centre of kramatorsk where - just arrived in kramatorsk. in the centre of kramatorsk where the i centre of kramatorsk where the missiles hit in the blast area around it is huge. there are buildings all around me, hundreds of metres away that were damaged, right behind me is the place that took the hardest hit, the restaurant popular with locals, with soldiers, with journ

and assessment boycott by staff at queen's university belfast, which is part of uk—wide industrial action, has ended after several months. an agreement to end the dispute follows talks between queen's and the university and college unionn into telecomms company bt, following a major disruption to 999 call services on sunday. emergency services across the country reported emergency calls were failing to connect, because of a technical fault. bt, which manages the 999 phone system, has apologised for the problems. you're live with bbc news. more now on the war in ukraine — it was a weekend of instability in russia, where the wagner mercenary group staged a rebellion against the country's military leadership. in the end, that mutiny proved short—lived, coming to a halt when wagner leader yevgeny prigozhin told his troops to stand down, just hundreds of kilometres away from russia's capital, moscow. on tuesday, belarus's leader, aleksandr lukashenko, revealed that the wagner chief flew to the belarus capital, minsk — but there's uncertainty now over the wagner leader's exact current location. on that, here's our eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford. now days later, there are indications that the man who was behin

and assessment boycott by staff at queen's university belfast — which is part of uk—wide industrial action — has ended after several months. an agreement to end the dispute follows talks between queen's and the university and college unionfication as a matter of urgency�*. six teenagers have been charged with the murder of a 14—year—old boy who was stabbed in newcastle last year. gordon gault died in hospital after suffering serious injuries on november nine. the boys are all aged 16 or 17, and will appear in court later. you are life with bbc news. thames water is in talks to secure extra funding. it serves 15 million people has been under pressure over its performance, of a of sewage, and is reportedly struggling with £14 billion worth of debt. this lunchtime the company says it is working constructively with shareholders to secure new funding needed to support its turnaround. here�*s our business correspondent emma simpson. thames water is the biggest water company in the country, serving 15 million customers in london and the thames valley. underfire for leaks, dumping sewage raw in rivers, a complex, privately owned business that is now under financial pressure as well. the main problem is that the company has near

such nato's activation this year is not only alarming for eastern europeans the british university and colleges unionich unites about 130,000 people, demanded to stop the expansion of the alliance and stop supplying weapons to ukraine ordinary europeans do not want a full-scale war, but kiev is taking steps towards escalation. the last is a strike on moscow by drones experts started talking about the russian air defense system , i note that in the union state there is a single regional air defense system in the belarusian army, the emphasis in neutralizing drones is placed on electronic warfare. recently, other techniques of technology have also been developed, and some of them, let's say, in the dyspasic project. on the air, the disposition is gagarin let's go. it would seem that we already know everything about drones, but few imagined that aki crows, they can circle over moscow and how to be valiant, they worked for the russians, and disputes about the effectiveness of reflection. the raids do not stop. the mere fact of a mass attack by air robots, not one of the inspiring some experts have alread

, some popular programs are already starting and the educational moment was from the russian language in colleges and universities earlier in the soviet union the subject of the russian language and culture of speech, which were studied by mathematicians and physicists and chemists and doctors. all. now, unfortunately, there is no such discipline. and of course, i really want as many popular programs about the russian language as possible, about russian literature, and russian culture, and native languages ​​and cultures in the media. this popularization is now lacking, because a child from childhood absorbs the language spoken by others and if it is beautiful. literary language, then our task will be solved, and we will save our language and carry it to the future generation, but there is still such an opinion that, uh, the russian language, now it has this form, because, and young people have begun to read much less and thus . her vocabulary is shrinking. they are looking for words. and of course, well, sometimes they use some kind of jordanisms, and here are some strange borrowings in order to somehow to compensate for this lack, uh, of

popular programs should already be started and the educational moment is from the russian language in college. in the universities earlier in the soviet union the subject of the russian language and the culture of speech, which studied both mathematics and physics and chemists and doctors. all. now, unfortunately , this discipline does not exist, and of course, i really want as many popular programs about the russian language as possible about russian literature about russian culture about native languages ​​and cultures in the media. now this popularization is not enough, because a child from childhood absorbs the language spoken by others, and if it is a beautiful russian literary language, then our task will be solved, and we will save our language and carry it to the future generation. it exists another opinion is that, uh, the russian language. now it has this form, because, and young people have begun to read much less in this way. her vocabulary is shrinking . they are looking for words. and of course, well, this is sometimes used by some kind of jorganisms, here are strange zaim not in order to somehow compensate for this lack, but

democrats and republicans come together to do big things but i want you to know every single territory is participating. we have support from industry advocates, colleges, new -- universities, labor unions, everyone joining in this whole country effort to connect every american. as admit -- as mitch said, -- i want to call out alan davis is -- alan davidson and his team. [applause] every state is receiving a minimum of $100 million to finish the job. however, on average, the amount going to each state is just about $750 million. we know there are 8.5 million american households with no access to the internet. on top of that, there are millions more with poor quality internet or internet that is too expensive. what good is it if it is $200 a month? let me tell you who that is. that is a local farmer i met in north carolina trying to use the internet to digitize business and sell goods online. but he had access to internet, except it went out every time the weather was bad and he paid $200 a month. our local boy scout, the sweetest young man i ever -- he served as a web development -- developer for the board scouts but he had to work in the backseat of his parents car at his local library

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university of culture for deputies , director of the minsk state trade college and wrote words for songs that were performed by such popular artists and groups as pesnyary ensemble me alexandrov anatoly yermolenko lev leshchenko iosif kobzon member. union of belarusian writers alexander kuzmich lechilov left behind six. collections of poems and several dozen, a staff written, therefore, together with the composer , the head of folk music, the conversation leonid zahlevy became a popular favorite of the public in the repertoire of not only this group. in the grodno zoo, a trainer from russia handed over a couple of himalayan bear cubs to replenishment. the animals are still very small masha and lyosha. they were named at the zoo for only 4 months. the pets have already settled in a new place and feel good. they are fed five times a day . they have been vaccinated and today they have been transferred to an open enclosure where they can be seen by himalayan visitors bears are a rare species of animals listed in the international red book even more relevant, the topics of the week in the heading of your choice. import substitution in action in the zhlobin region there is the only production facility in belarus for the production of refract

the hand away from russia in great britain; here one of the largest trade unions of britain of teachers of universities and colleges money. that's because of this weapon. yes, uh, here, zelensky said that's all, so you want to raise my salary. yes? yes, what is it, now your university should feed you, right? so. why am i fighting them? methods. they mock. they are talking about russian partisans, which means scottish partisans should appear, british partisans will all understand. uh, these partisans are coming, who equips them? who builds them? well, excuse me, we didn’t start this topic, we didn’t separate this war for a long time, silent in scotland, i hear ireland. i hear the welsh, my brothers said the other day the head of wales to the first minister of wales that the union of britain means death is threatened if they do not carry out social reform there and so on, but in my opinion. me when mined read how honefly rode. remove these tests of yours. these shells with combined uranium were on the territory of wales , respectively, now we must also raise this topic of the earth. yes, infected, yes, please. well,

is the largest trade union in britain for example, yes, but one of the largest unions of teachers, er, university colleges andy of weapons to ukraine yes, because this affects the quality of life in britain listen 100 years ago, a wave of the hand away from russia, i mean 1919, and in many ways there in britain which trade union the british organized largely stopped the intervention against the soviet state , much weaker than russia's yes, not to kill, but to help. that is, we must understand this, nurture support, throw them all sorts of reasons for this. this is how we have to work very actively. in my opinion, in addition, of course, the main actions should be at the front, but the informational front in this case is friends. already very important, yes absolutely. here but pay attention. yes, here comes our dear experts. e, in they somehow disagree with each other, different approaches, different concepts, and so on, but this one caught this tonality, that everything is a little bit so to speak. what does everyone understand? that a certain moment has come when, well, when you need to make some kind of de