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i'm 'ust struck by how many h aggravated it. i'm 'ust struck by how many stories — aggravated it.ng aggravated it. i'm just struck by - how many stories are appearing now about _ how many stories are appearing now about the _ how many stories are appearing now about the damage that brexit is doing. — about the damage that brexit is doing, and this story commits a bit convoluted — doing, and this story commits a bit convoluted because 4000 doctors have left, but _ convoluted because 4000 doctors have left, but there would've been 4000 more _ left, but there would've been 4000 more doctors if brexit wouldn't have happened. _ more doctors if brexit wouldn't have happened, which is a stretch commits part of— happened, which is a stretch commits part of a _ happened, which is a stretch commits part of a pattern that you see increasingly in recent weeks of newspapers finding anti—brexit newspapers finding anti— brexit newspapers finding anti—brexit newspapers finding anti—brexit newspapers finding stories which provide _ newspapers finding stories which provide evidence or figures to ba

yes, 'ust looking throu~h 55 billion mark. yes, 'ust looking through the t 55 billion mark. looking through the papers _ 55 billion mark. yes, just looking through the papers tonight - 55 billion mark. yes, just looking through the papers tonight you i 55 billion mark. yes, just looking - through the papers tonight you might feel that the government is being assailed from all sides and it's a really big week for rishi sunak, the prime minister who is in indonesia for the 620 summit of course on thursday the chancellor of the exchequerjeremy hunt will be giving his autumn statement. in this story they are saying that by 2025 to 26 barring could come close to £100 billion. and that was against a forecast of £30 billion, which only came this year in march. i think thatis came this year in march. i think that is why mr hunt was on the broadcast today saying that everyone will have to pay more tax and there is going to be some horrible decisions on tax and spending. and roughly about half of that £70 billion increase is due to expected because of actually servicing our debt. this

pasamos para hablar de lo que está en la boca de usted y su familia, en la mente de muchos, se trataon $1,900,000,000 que están en juego. vamos en vivo con mi compañera jessica gallegos. encuentras en un mercado hispano, hay muchas personas comprando? ¿cómo es la situación? >>> bueno, me encuentro en este supermercado hispano al sur de san josé donde usted podría comprar su boleto ganador. el power gold está creciendo, el premio gordo esta creciendo, hoy son más de $2,000,000,000. el 5 de noviembre nadie se llevó el premio gordo pero fueron varios que se llevaron previos en efectivo. recordemos que este premio cualquiera se puede llevar. han sido muchos los que han comprado sus tiquetes y en el 2016 fue uno de los premios más grandes de la época, pero hoy lunes usted podría estar ganando más de $2,000,000,000. le preguntamos a la gente qué números están colocando y qué hacen para llevarse el boleto ganador. muchos dijeron estamos buscando el número de la fecha de nacimiento de mi nieto, de mi novio con la fecha en la que termine con mi pareja sentimental, cualquier número es válido a

sorry, i'm 'ust going to interrut people. sorry, i'm 'ust going to interrupt very _ people.y quickly, - people. sorry, i'mjust going to interrupt very quickly, why - people. sorry, i'mjust going to interrupt very quickly, why do l people. sorry, i'm just going to i interrupt very quickly, why do you think it is that beijing is allowing the will the crackdown come? i think it will come quite _ will the crackdown come? i think it will come quite sharply _ will the crackdown come? i think it will come quite sharply and - will the crackdown come? i think it will come quite sharply and quickly because they will be really embarrassed about all the international coverage, but a lot of this is that we are picking up coming and social media and it is quite hard, even in china to control that, so it social media pictures we are seeing some of the protests going on. repression is what they do when they sort of thing happens. so you will see a real crackdown quite soon. . ~' you will see a real crackdown quite soon. . ~ i. you will see a real crackdown quite soon. . ~ ,, y you will see

i think it's probably 'ust the disappointment._ i think it's probably 'ust the disappointment.ose place _ disappointment. also impacted new zealand, whose place in _ disappointment. also impacted new zealand, whose place in the - zealand, whose place in the semifinals has now been confirmed. they beat ireland in a game or their captain stepped up, kane williamson put any criticism behind him as he top scored with 61 off 35 balls. new zealand could've scored more if not forjosh little. he took a hat trick in the pen open an older —— penultimate order. that was more than enough. the irish were stubborn and steady, but ultimately unsuccessful. new zealand sealing a 35 run victory. they'll be in the final four. 35 run victory. they'll be in the finalfour. will 35 run victory. they'll be in the final four. will it be australia or england joins them? we wait and see. michael redford, bbc news. england will be heavily motivated to knock australia out of their own world cup. they play sri lanka at eight o'clock tomorrow morning. there are video clips as well on the bbc sport website. l

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phenomenai seen rugby on tv, it's 'ust phenomenal. seen rugby on tv, it's 'ust henomenal. , :, :, :,:, phenomenal. great to hear from you. that final will — phenomenal. great to hear from you. that final will be _ phenomenal. great to hear from you. that final will be on _ phenomenal. great to hear from you. that final will be on five live - that final will be on five live tomorrow morning. now, to another big game for england — this time at the men's rugby league world cup. the hosts face samoa in the semi—finals tomorrow afternoon at arsenal's emirates stadium. england beat samoa comfortably in their group game earlier in the tournament and go into this match as favourites. but they'll also know knockout rugby is different — and having been in some very tense semi—finals in previous tournaments. our reporter adam wild is at the emirates for us. cast your mind back four weeks to that opening day of this rugby league world cup, england went into that match with samoa as underdogs, they produced one of the most exhilarating performances by anyone of this rugby league world cup, they p

we 'ust got reaction. * the last month. we 'ust got reaction. it h the last month.eaction to this, that lithuanian president as well, i nato member, saying his country stands in strong solidarity with poland, every inch of nato territory must be defended. but if this is a missile thatjust has overshot its target and if it was as you where describing there, that base that had been targeted at the beginning of the work of every customer and 20 km away from the poland ukraine border, then does that change nato's stance when it comes to an attack on one is an attack on all? i comes to an attack on one is an attack on all?— comes to an attack on one is an attack on all? ~ ., ., , attack on all? i think we have to be careful here- _ attack on all? i think we have to be careful here. people _ attack on all? i think we have to be careful here. people tend - attack on all? i think we have to be careful here. people tend to - attack on all? i think we have to be careful here. people tend to knowl careful here. people tend to know about article five, and article five is nato's

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eight ears old. ., rose-roussos who was 'ust eight ears old, ., ., rose-roussos who was 'ust eight ears., ., ,., rose-roussos who was 'ust eight earsold. ., ., , , years old. so our front page focuses on schauffele. _ years old. so our front page focuses on schauffele, the _ years old. so our front page focuses on schauffele, the youngest - years old. so our front page focuses on schauffele, the youngest victim i on schauffele, the youngest victim of the attack, and just the words of her family. of the attack, and just the words of herfamily. it is of the attack, and just the words of her family. it is so distressing, all the victims of carried themselves with grace and courage in subjects ordinary circumstances and i cannot imagine how distressing it must be to listen today and be told that there were things that could have been done to save their lives that weren't. the pain that there parents feel, and also the other victim, john atkinson, who the report also said it was more likely he could have been saved if better first aid had been administered at the time. it'sjust first aid had

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after 'ust eight hours in devon. after 'ust eight nounsofh in devon.. ads, jury found jemma mitchell guilty of murder. a woman has been found _ guilty of murder. a woman has been found guilty _ guilty of murder. a woman has been found guilty of— guilty of murder. a woman has been found guilty of the - guilty of murder. a woman has | been found guilty of the murder and decapitation of a friend she met in church. jemma mitchell killed me, and chong at her home in wembley last year before taking her headless body 200 miles away in a suitcase. body 200 miles away in a suitcase-— body 200 miles away in a suitcase. , ., ~ , ., , suitcase. deborah was 67 years old when she _ suitcase. deborah was 67 years old when she was _ suitcase. deborah was 67 years old when she was murdered i suitcase. deborah was 67 years old when she was murdered in | old when she was murdered in june _ old when she was murdered in june of— old when she was murdered in june of last year. today at the old bailey 30 a womanjemma mitchell— old bailey 30 a womanjemma mitchell has been fou

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it's 'ust so ha ens, of netanyahu himself. it's 'ust so happens. miles. fl of netanyahu himself.elf. it's 'ust so happens, miles, that at h of netanyahu himself. it'sjust so happens, miles, that at this - of netanyahu himself. it'sjust so - happens, miles, that at this moment, we are looking at israel, brazil, the united states, the midterms, and you have three figures show are prominent in all three countries, bolsonaro, who has not conceded tonight, but he says he is going to accept the results, netanyahu who is back for his sixth term, and donald trump, there are so many parallels. they are reticent to accept the voters' verdicts, they are all under investigation and they all seem to take something from one another! i think any of these would be pseudo— autocrats_ think any of these would be pseudo— autocrats around the world, they are looking _ autocrats around the world, they are looking at _ autocrats around the world, they are looking at the real action with some degree _ looking at the real action with some degree of— looking at the real action with some degree of excitem

it's 'ust a statement, not a buduet, thursday. it's 'ust a statement, not a budget, but— thursday.a statement, not a budget, but it will— thursday. it'sjust a statement, not a budget, but it will feel— thursday. it'sjust a statement, not a budget, but it will feel like - thursday. it'sjust a statement, not a budget, but it will feel like a - a budget, but it will feel like a budget. the autumn statement will be the defining political and economic moment of rishi sunak�*s 6overnment moment of rishi sunak�*s government and the consequences and legacy of this will last for years in terms of taxes and public spending. we know that the size of the fiscal hole, the gap between what the government spends and what... they are the raw numbers the chancellor is dealing with and he has already warned as he approaches the statement. we won't know the exact details about the plan until the chancellor stands up on thursday but sources close to the spread seats are giving us some sense of what is likely to be in this plan. 0n taxes,... there is a way to develop more revenue from all of us by free

nato, 'ust to confirm — think we are there yet.here yet. nato, 'ust to confirm what is being i think we are there yet. nato, just to confirm what is being said, - think we are there yet. nato, just. to confirm what is being said, nato will hold an agency —— emergency meeting on wednesday, according to official sources being reported by reuters. that will give a chance of an a for people to assess more of the information. is it possible that this could be, if it is correct for russia to say it's not one of ours, are there situations where something could've been fired from the ukrainian side by mistake? 0r equipment failure? i ukrainian side by mistake? or equipment failure?— ukrainian side by mistake? or equipment failure? i think that's certainly a _ equipment failure? i think that's certainly a possibility. _ equipment failure? i think that's certainly a possibility. one - equipment failure? i think that's certainly a possibility. one of. equipment failure? i think that's| certainly a possibility. one of the things that ukrainian

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we're 'ust auoin to massive for the country. we're 'ust going to pause fl massive for the country. the country. we're 'ust going to pause for a moment h massive for the country. we're just going to pause for a moment to . massive for the country. we're just i going to pause for a moment to allow our international viewers around the world to leave us. they have been watching news. the british audience is still with us, and you are still with us and everyone is still here in the uk. you watch the game dispassionately now, how do you think england did? i think a red card now, how do you think england did? i thinka red card in now, how do you think england did? i think a red card in 20 minutes is always going to be tough. tough to play the remainder of the final. it is one of the positions that potentially is the best position to get a red card potentially is the best position to geta red card in, if potentially is the best position to get a red card in, if that is a scenario, so a winger being red carded isn't the worst thing in the world, compared to if it was a nine or ten or emily

doctor, 'ust to say the i for sticking up... doctor, 'ust to say the bbc i for sticking up...octor, just to say the bbc have tried to i to say the bbc have tried to contact the premier and the prime minister, and the western australian police force, but neither democrat not have gotten back to us. of the previously urged community members to refrain from unfounded speculation about the case at this point. as the investigation continues, briefly, what are people feeling in the community and how do you see any healing process going forward from here? ~ , , .,, here? well because there was actually the — here? well because there was actually the killing _ here? well because there was actually the killing of - here? well because there was actually the killing of a - here? well because there was actually the killing of a young | actually the killing of a young boy and there were several boys attacked, and there had been other violent incidents and assaults, and even potentially another death, people are very worried that the racism is on the rise and becoming more violent. we don�*

que cayó dentro de una alcantarilla unos 250 pies de seguridad fue en santa rosa y lo está viendo ustedrado de manera segura del desagüe con ayuda de un robot para luego ser entregado a sus dueños seguro que era un perito travieso iba corriendo no se dio cuenta >>> y tenemos que estar bien pendientes porque se pide que estemos pendiente con la correa y demás a veces por el bienestar de ellos y además que por el entorno >>> qué dolor no me lo puedo imaginar >>> seguimos hablando hoy vamos a la policía de perú aproveche la festividad de halloween para vestirse como superhéroe pero no crea que fue para ir a pedir dulces >>> de película, fue para combatir el crimen ya que con todo y traje lograron detener a cuatro personas presuntamente traficantes de drogas las autoridades explicaron que los agentes utilizaron estos trajes para simular que iban a una fiesta en la escuela lo que les permitió pasar inadvertidos y llegar a su objetivo >>> vean esta madre que dice que ha hecho todo lo que está en sus manos para ayudar a que su hijo salga de la drogadicción, solamente nos tiene el testimonio >>

it may 'ust feel erha -s the exchange. it may 'ust feel perhaps we * the exchange.we are h the exchange. it may 'ust feel perhaps we are not _ the exchange. it mayjust feel perhaps we are not welcome, | the exchange. it mayjust feel- perhaps we are not welcome, perhaps we do not belong —— it made us feel. you can be pretty sure a white woman would not have been on the receiving end of questioning like that. buckingham palace said it took the whole incident seriously. lady susan hussey has given years of devoted service to the royal family, she is godmother to prince william. she had said nothing further about the incident. ngozi fulani, seen here talking to the queen consort yesterday, has accused buckingham palace of being institutionally bassist. into this tonight have stepped the prince and princess of wales, they have just arrived on a ba flight into boston. william's spokesman said racism has no place in british society and it is right that lady hussey stepped aside. it amounts to an uncomfortable reminder at the start of the us visit of the comments about raci

yes, 'ust like the people �* similar this time around?und? yes, 'ust like the people did eight * similar this time around? yes, 'ust like the people did eight years h similar this time around? yes, just| like the people did eight years ago. people are calling out the failures that brought this tragedy and while president yoon said that korea lacks capabilities in crowd control management and other officials have said there were not any guidelines to manage the crowd last weekend, it was actually expected that that many people would gather for the halloween festivities, and we have seen numerous demonstrations, parades, protests, world cup gatherings, kapok events over the years that were all managed and controlled by the local police, so in a way, the people are discussing government responsibility and they are holding the government accountable for this recent tragedy —— k—pop events. just accountable for this recent tragedy -- k'p°p events-_ -- k-pop events. just in terms of the public — -- k-pop events. just in terms of the public safe

he 'ust mentioned it there, so last 12 months. he 'ust mentioned it there. so did _ last 12 months.id the captain, _ last 12 months. hejust mentioned it there, so did the captain, harry - there, so did the captain, harry kane. in major tournaments, there, so did the captain, harry kane. in majortournaments, england are going in one direction, getting closer each time, so this time, if you want on paper, they should in theory be around the semifinal, final mark. but that's not how it goes, is it? its not great that come into this tournament off the back of games without a win, in september they played italy and lost away in milan. then they played germany at wembley and have a chance to get a win but conceded a late goal. at the world cup is coming up, they have been relegated from the nations league but take a look at their positive form from the last major tournaments and come into this one filled with hope.— filled with hope. let's see how they no. filled with hope. let's see how they to. alex filled with hope. let's see how they 90- alex will _ filled with hope. let's see how the

hablando sobre la importancia de la religiÓn estoy en un lugar muy importante al final de la toma ustedlÁmica por lo pronto regreso contigo julio >>> esperamos esperando >>> vamos a seguir con noticias de estados unidos reportado sobre las muchas hay mÁs personas atrapadas en aeropuertos despuÉs del feriado por ahora hay mÁs de 3.000 vuelos retrasados haÁn y zonas de mississippi arkansas y estÁn bajo alerta vÁmonos con carlos robles ¿quÉ tal? >>> julio, buenas tardes >>> amigos televidentes hay que resaltar que el tiempo ha iniciado el momento mÁs intenso del evento deberÍa de ocurrir durante la noche que 2.5 veces morir en un evento de tornados durante la noche y realmente lo que pudiera estar ocurriendo vean el contraste dramÁtico que existe. en medio de ese brutal contraste todas las tormentas el estallido comienza a darse inclusive mÚltiples tornados en mississippi >>> todas las zonas que ven permanecen bajo vigilancia de tornado ahora muy bien, se encuentran en riesgo 4 de 5 deÓ ver tiempo severo esto representa tornados de larga duraciÓn, granizos el evento tendrÁ que culminar ace

i think 'ust like was said i by gianni infantino?re i found h by gianni infantino? i thinkjust like was said there i found it i like was said there i found it jaw—dropping to listen to. it really felt like it was a way to try and dismiss very legitimate human rights criticisms, to try and treat them as culture war issues rather than universal values, what we would have preferred to see from this is for gianni infantino to speak up and say there have been human rights issues, there have been human rights issues, there is an enormous amount to do, but we will do something positive, set up a compensation scheme for workers, guarantees for lgbt people, but we didn't see that. we got a deflection, and running away from the issues. d0 deflection, and running away from the issues. , ., ~ deflection, and running away from the issues-— the issues. do you think this is 'ust to the issues. do you think this is just to deflect _ the issues. do you think this is just to deflect mounting - the issues. do you think this is i just to deflect mountin

we might have 'ust missed the last word — symbolism.might have 'ust missed the last word to butt, _ symbolism. we might have just missed the last word to butt, david, _ symbolism. we might have just missed the last word to butt, david, this - the last word to butt, david, this is in your wheelhouse, the coming together of sport and politics. what have you made of this with the armbands and protests? this was alwa s armbands and protests? this was always going _ armbands and protests? this was always going to — armbands and protests? this was always going to be _ armbands and protests? this was always going to be able _ armbands and protests? this was always going to be able world - armbands and protests? this was| always going to be able world cup shrouded and overshadowed by controversy when you think back to the vote back in 2010 and i was working for the bbc as sports editor, i still remember the short in the hall that day when qatar was chosen as the hosts and really you had 12 years of controversy building up had 12 years of contro

so 'ust to clari , that'sjustified? so 'ust to clarify. o_ that'sjustified?nd, frankly, have had enough and just cannot continue to go to work where they are clearly not valued by the government but are expected to continue to deliver at such a high pace. continue to deliver at such a high ace. �* y ., . continue to deliver at such a high ace, �* , ., ., ., , pace. are you finding that many nurses are _ pace. are you finding that many nurses are leaving _ pace. are you finding that many nurses are leaving the - pace. are you finding that many l nurses are leaving the profession and actually coming back in but working for agencies?— and actually coming back in but working for agencies? yeah, that's absolutely what _ working for agencies? yeah, that's absolutely what is _ working for agencies? yeah, that's absolutely what is happening. - working for agencies? yeah, that's absolutely what is happening. we l working for agencies? yeah, that's i absolutely what is happening. we are seeing last year over 20,000 nursing staff leaving the profession, some of whom do

we “ust loan just to keep him match fit.striker is on loan who goes back after tonight's game so it's just a bit of tongue in cheek between the clubs. obviously what a start to the english game haaland has had so he'd bring anything to any team. it english game haaland has had so he'd bring anything to any team.— bring anything to any team. it would be such a waste _ bring anything to any team. it would be such a waste if _ bring anything to any team. it would be such a waste if he _ bring anything to any team. it would be such a waste if he just _ bring anything to any team. it would be such a waste if he just goes - bring anything to any team. it would be such a waste if he just goes and i be such a waste if he just goes and plays golf for the next four weeks. as a manager, how would you like to develop erling haaland if he said yes? he develop erling haaland if he said es? ., , ., , , develop erling haaland if he said es? ., _ ., ., yes? he obviously likes running onto the ball, he — yes? he obviously likes running onto t

i 'ust want to pick i particular diplomacy. i 'ust want to pick up i particular diplomacy.p on your - particular diplomacy. i just i want to pick up on your point about myanmar. as you point out, there is going to be some sort of statement from countries attending on that. but what can they actually do in real terms about the violence in myanmar? unfortunately, i don't think the asean readers can do much. the cambodian leader attempted to make a breakthrough by visiting myanmar earlier this year. they didn't actually go anywhere and only a month ago when 40 ministers of asean met in asia they didn't sound very optimistic. i think it best what they can do is put pressure on them military but the cooperation from the military leaders in myanmar is not forthcoming and so far the so—called five point consensus has not been implemented. presidentjoe biden is attending the summit as well, it is being reported. what are you expecting his presence to be able to achieve there? for some time — be able to achieve there? for some time the _ be able to achieve there? fr?" some time the

ros, 'ust readin: in and given a better payoff.reading in england and wales nhsl reading in england and wales nhs nurses have been given an average of 4.75% with extra for the lowest paid. what can the government do here, what do you think is going to be acceptable and what are they going to be able to afford? this is a really difficult _ going to be able to afford? this is a really difficult one. _ going to be able to afford? this is a really difficult one. of _ going to be able to afford? this is a really difficult one. of course i a really difficult one. of course nurses — a really difficult one. of course nurses are _ a really difficult one. of course nurses are under enormous pressure. atthough _ nurses are under enormous pressure. although the 30,000 nurses have voted _ although the 30,000 nurses have voted to— although the 30,000 nurses have voted to go on strike there is also coming _ voted to go on strike there is also coming behind potentiallyjunior coming behind potentially junior doctors. — coming behind potentiallyjuni

and 'ust briefl , i so beautiful to all of us. and 'ust briefly. i can fl so beautiful to all of us.gency. so beautiful to all of us. and just briefly, i can hear the urgency in| briefly, i can hear the urgency in your voice on this matter. our authorities listening? is the government listening? the authorities listening? is the covernment listenin: ? ., government listening? the government is not actin: government listening? the government is not acting quickly _ government listening? the government is not acting quickly enough. _ government listening? the government is not acting quickly enough. we - is not acting quickly enough. we definitely need to accelerate the skill of action. we need to be cutting our emissions from 2005 values by at least 75% by 2030. queensland has only suggested slightly less than that by 2030. it's not going to keep us under 1.5 degrees. we are already barreling towards two we need to act quickly -- 2.2 towards two we need to act quickly —— 2.2 celsius. towards two we need to act quickly -- 2-2 celsius-— towards two we need to act quickly -- 2.2 celsius.

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morning, sorry, i'm 'ust caettin morning! morning, sorry, i'm 'ust getting fl morning!bit of extra there. a _ shoulders go? carol added a little bit of extra there. a little - shoulders go? carol added a little bit of extra there. a little bit - shoulders go? carol added a little bit of extra there. a little bit of i bit of extra there. a little bit of extra flair _ bit of extra there. a little bit of extra flair and _ bit of extra there. a little bit of extra flair and flavour, - bit of extra there. a little bit of extra flair and flavour, love - bit of extra there. a little bit of extra flair and flavour, love it. | extra flair and flavour, love it. ashley— extra flair and flavour, love it. ashley banjo is here from diversity, good morning. dance and dance critic, what did you think of to the jack grealish move? he critic, what did you think of to the jack grealish move?— jack grealish move? he has got moves, jack grealish move? he has got moves. who — jack grealish move? he has got moves, who knew? _ jack grealish move? he has got moves, who knew? i _ jack grealish m

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so the final is now 'ust two da s about it. so the final is now 'ust two days away i about it.n final preparation both and if you want to follow the final on sunday morning, you can do with full match commentary on bbc radio 5 live and kick—off is at 6:30am uk time. wales are through to the wheelchair semifinals of the rugby league world cup. they beat scotland 70—36 in a strong performance to finish runners—up in group b. scotland finish bottom of the group after three defeats, while wales go on to face england on sunday. elsewhere, world champions france secured top spot in group b after thrashing usa 116—6. they'll face australia next on sunday. 0n the women's site, the cook islands have just beaten france 26-18 but if i islands have just beaten france 26—18 but if i could progress after suffering heavy losses in their previous matches. they were in a tough group which featured australia and new zealand. heather watson kept great britain's hopes of making the semifinals of the billiejean cup alive in glasgow. she beat spain's nuria parrizas diaz in straight sets to give the

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other grievances 'ust about these covid — week._ week. other grievancesjust about these covid restrictions or - week. other grievancesjust about these covid restrictions or other. these covid restrictions or other wider grievances, do you think, that they are protesting about? i wider grievances, do you think, that they are protesting about?— they are protesting about? i think we are hearing — they are protesting about? i think we are hearing much _ they are protesting about? i think we are hearing much broader - we are hearing much broader grievances. restrictions on freedom of expression, there is no accountability for local or national officials about either the abuse and implementation of the zero covid policies and other restrictions that people across the country deal with. and i think what we are particularly concerned about at the moment is how the authorities respond, the government is not only continuing to commit crimes humanity but also a long track record of arbitrary detention, suppression of peaceful protests. detent