lucy williamson - around this game. bengi, lucy. not long to go. lucy williamson in - long to go.hor. thank you so much forjoining us. i have to ask you what your reaction was when morocco produced this incredible and historical result? amazingly and slightly embarrassingly i am actually technically boycotting the world cups i was not watching but when the google page updated amis had a heart attack. i thought it was a bit early in the game so i continued nearly having a heart attack until the end of those eight minutes of injury time but it has been brilliant. but like your boycott notwithstanding, what is your reaction to that? does it feel of a moment in history with morocco being the first african nation to get this far in the world cup? absolutely in the first arab nation as well. it has been absolutely massive so morocco has always been a big, big football nations that everybody my family has a team and watches over games etc and yet for my entire life in all the international tenements had just been incredibly disappointing so i think the first time the women's team got to

but ambassador clint williamson who's leading u.s. to assist ukrainian prosecutors believes there will be many more. >> well over 100 cases of rape that are known. the numbers are almost certainly much higher than that. it's difficult for victims to come forward and talk about these crimes. >> reporter: in zaporizhzhia in southern ukraine, a safe place run by volunteers so victims can make that hard decision to speak out. but it's hard, especially in cases of extreme trauma. >> reporter: this team of psychologists and trauma specialists are helping victims who have escaped from the russian-occupied part of their region. and they say around half of the victims of sexual violence they have interviewed are men. >> if you look at what the ukrainians are dealing with right now, u.s. support is critical. international support. >> reporter: with 30 years of experience, ambassador williamson knows how hard a war crimes investigation can be. >> what you're having to do is determine which military unit was in a certain location on a certain day

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.f argentina fans here in doha, plus i think it's fair to say, the majority of the millions watching on, the neutrals around the world, will hope that lionel messi delivers on this date with destiny. what is the mood like back home? katy watson is with us in buenos aires. if you look here in buenos aires, it's almost as if argentina have already won stop this is a personal crusade for argentina. it's not about winning after 36 years another title, it's about winning it for messi, because it's his last world people here as well feel that it's more important than other years because argentina has gone through such a difficult time in the past few years, huge inflation rates, people are struggling to get by. i spoke to one woman who burst into floods of tears, saying argentina needs to win this, it's not a question of wanting it, it is a need, because they want to feel happy and this world cup, a victory would make them. there is everything to live for, everything to lose, it's going to be

williamson finished the day on 105 not out. that's all the sport for now.e said they're considering new coronavirus restrictions on travellers from china, after beijing announced it would reopen its borders next month. japan, india and malaysia have already said they'll tighten restrictions on arrivals from china amid concerns about a surge in cases and a lack of transparency from the chinese government. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. from the world's most populous nation, alarming scenes. china's hospitals are overwhelmed, covid infections soaring. the country's abrupt decision to dismantle much of its strict covid regime apparently yielding terrifying results. wards full of desperately ill people. 0utside this hospital in chengdu, a queue for emergency services. government officials say the situation is under control. that's not what these pictures suggest. at the dongjiao funeral home, one of the city's biggest, more evidence of the scale of the crisis — one funeral procession after another. workers here say they're so busy, they had no

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news.e that is especially chilly with temperatures perhaps get in as low as —10 with few spots in the next dance. snow showers icy stretches and sharp frost. those are the main points as cold air arrives from the northern climes all the way from the arctic. we will see social changes in the wind direction over the coming days that means show showers over the coming days. so that means that snow showers will be affecting perhaps different areas. but the northerly winds have been bringing in quite persistent snow showers to scotland. we've had some grazing the eastern counties of england as well, even reports of hail showers in places. and through the course of the night, icy stretches in some areas. it's also going to turn quite cloudy across parts of the midlands, east anglia, the south—east. maybe a few flakes of snow from that as well, but really not an awful lot. these are the inner city temperatures, so minus three, minus four. but in rural spots, as i indicated earlier on, it will be a

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.re once again on display. here they are — traditionally hand—carved and painted, with many of the characters you would associate with christmas, such as wise men and shepherds — and a few you might not — like batman, thejoker, and various politicians. according to tradition, neapolitans buyjust one figure each year — adding to their festive displays, piece by piece. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. from all of us here, thank you for watching and we will see you next time. well, it looks like this cold weather is going to stick around for quite a few more days. it's not desperately cold during the day. it's the night—time that's especially chilly, with temperatures perhaps getting as low as minus ten in rural spots in the next few nights. but snow showers, icy stretches, sharp frosts, those are the main points as this cold air arrives and has indeed arrived from the northern climes all the way from the arctic. but we'll see subtle changes in the wind direction over the co

lucy williamson reports. for french footballers, team loyalty is a way to win matches.aris this week, not even argentina can shake his faith in the national side. nothing. because i know that we have the best team in the world and that will never change. i am only 19 years old and i will see my country win a second world cup. at this age, it is pretty incredible, so, yeah, it definitely means something. argentina's star player, lionel messi, already knows how the french play football. his dayjob is scoring goals for this french club. this match will pitch a france's footballing two of france's footballing heroes against each other. kylian mbappe and lionel messi usually both play for the paris club paris saint—germain. but today they will be facing each other on opposing sides. mbappe as france's starstriker, lionel messi as argentina's. in the bar next to the paris ground, there is anxiety ahead of today's game. the french know how messi place football too. plays football too. i am super tense because we saw what argentina did and they have a mission, it is to win. but

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williamson finished the day on 105 not out.att wrote on social media that it had been an "honour and a pleasure." the arizona cardinals defensive end was voted nfl defensive player of the year three times. watt has spent the last two seasons with the cardinals, after playing for the houston texans between 2011 to 2020. and that is all your sport for now. matthew, it's back to you. the huge storm that killed dozens in north america over the christmas weekend continues to inflict misery on new york state and air travellers across the continent. stories have been emerging of families trapped for days, during what's being called the "blizzard of the century." meteorologist for spectrum news buffalo, dan russell, joined me earlier as conditions continue to ease. we're finally seeing conditions improved today. the sunshine is out, and we are going to begin a prolonged period of warmer weather. a lot of the snow we have seen is going to be melting in the coming days. at its worst, what is it like? you look at the weather, that is all

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. including the latest world cup fixtures and results on our website. there is also the latest there on the brush at us prisoner swap. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. from all of us here on the team, thanks for your company and we will see you next time. well, it looks like this cold weather is going to stick around for quite a few more days. it's not desperately cold during the day. it's the night—time that's especially chilly, with temperatures perhaps getting as low as minus ten in rural spots in the next few nights. but snow showers, icy stretches, sharp frosts, those are the main points as this cold air arrives and has indeed arrived from the northern climes all the way from the arctic. but we'll see subtle changes in the wind direction over the coming days. so that means that snow showers will be affecting perhaps different areas. but the northerly winds have been bringing in quite persistent snow showers to scotland. we've had some grazing the eastern counties of

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. third—place playoff match, croatia beat morocco by two goals to one. croatia opened the scoring after seven minutes with this header from josko g'vardiol who just managed to keep the ball inside the morocco equalised two minutes later — another header, this time after a rebound off a defender — achraf dari scoring. but this shot, in off the post from mislav osic, just before half time, turned out to be the winner for croatia. all of that means croatia, beaten finalists last time, take the bronze medal home from qatar. so, here are the details of the big game. and if you want the full story of all of the qatar world cup ups and down�*s — just go to our website — bbc.com/news — or check out the bbc app. china is seeing a sharp rise in positive covid cases, just 10 days after suddenly easing its strict lockdown measures following a wave of protests, with the capital, beijing, being one of the worst affected areas. in china's largest city, shanghai, officials have ordered most of its scho

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.ohnson, who's died at the age of 101. he was the last surviving member of the dambusters, the airmen of the second world war who used experimental bouncing bombs to destroy dams in the ruhr valley in the heart of industrial germany. danny savage looks back at his extraordinary life. he said he'd been honoured to be one of those chosen to take part, as our correspondent danny savage reports. it was a wartime mission immortalised on film. nice work, skipper. a barely believable true story about low flying aircraft dropping innovative bouncing bombs. the men of 617 squadron were responsible. george "johnny" johnson was just 21 years old. i feel privileged and honoured to have been able to take part in that raid, one which i shall never forget. johnnyjohnson was the bomb aimer on his lancaster and he would lie flat on his stomach in the front of the aircraft here. on the night of the raid, once they were over the target, he wasn't happy with the approach, so he asked his pilot to go round

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.d pinning their hopes on the success of captain lionel messi. our south america correspondent katy watson has more there is a lot of emotion in buenos aires ahead of the big game. there is also a lot riding on the final. the happiness of our nation. i have spoken to people on time and time again they say this is an economically battered country. people struggle to get through every single month with rising inflation and this world cup has united argentinians. they are hoping for a win to keep them happy. that's basically what they told me. i spoke to one woman who just burst into tears, saying we need this for our country. and of course, the person, the player that they are all backing is lionel messi. they see him as the greatest argentinian, certainly at the moment. they want him to win this world cup. it's his last world cup, so everyone here is backing him, backing the team, and they want this win. they need this win. in the third—place playoff match, croatia beat morocco by 2—1. c

they got a string of 911 calls about shots fired at williamson ranch park on lone tree way.n officers arrived, they found a 16-year-old boy who had been shot. paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he died. other officers followed up on reports of another teenager who ran into the nearby walmart. police did detain that boy who had a loaded gun, but they say he was not responsible for the shooting. instead, police say the two teens approached a dark sedan at the park. when someone inside the car opened fire. investigators are now trying to track down that dark sedan and the people inside. >> several homeowners in san francisco are cleaning up after a big mess. you could see all this water. crews say an eight inch water main broke yesterday morning, flooding homes and backyards. it happened on ladley street in the city's glen park neighborhood. the city says the water main was built in 1929, so likely broke because of its age. >>> now to a local university leaving twitter. citing concerns over where the social media giant is headed. uc santa cruz wrote, the official uk sa

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. expected waves of covid infections this winter. the country is seeing a surge in cases since the lifting of its most severe restrictions earlier this month. epidemiologist wu zunyou said he believes the current spike in infections would run until mid—january, while the second wave would then be triggered by mass travel around the week—long lunar new year celebrations in late january. the third surge in cases would run from late february to mid—march as people return to work after the holiday. earlier, i spoke to professor steve tsang, who is the director of the soas china institute in london. he began by telling me how accurate a picture you're getting from china. we re were not getting a very clear picture — were not getting a very clear picture from china any longer, at least — picture from china any longer, at least not in terms of the overall_ at least not in terms of the overall picture of the statistics and people are not being — statistics and people are not being tested in sta

our paris correspondent lucy williamson has this report. a way to win matches but for french fans it is a way of life. the gaon, practising his game in paris this week, not even argentina can shake his faith in the national side. no fear. no fear. because i know that they are the best team in the world and that never changes. i'm only 19 years old and i would like to see my country when the second world cup, that would be incredible so it definitely means something. argentina's star player _ means something. argentina's star player lionel _ means something. argentina's star player lionel messi - star player lionel messi already knows how the french play football. his dayjob is scoring goals for this french club. this match will pitch two of france's footballing heroes against each other. gillian and bachar and lionel messi usually both play for the paris club, parry st germain, but today they will be facing each other on opposing sides >> kylian mbappe a. mbrp is france's star striker, missy is argentina's. in the bar next to the paris grou

williamson finished the day on 105 not out.cial media that it had been an "honour and a pleasure." the arizona cardinal's defensive end was voted nfl defensive player of the year three times. watt has spent the last two seasons with the cardinals, after playing for the houston texans between 2011 to 2020. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. the united states and european union have appealed to kosovo and serbia to exercise maximum restraint, as tensions are rising in northern kosovo. kosovan police have closed the main border crossing into serbia after roadblocks were set up on the serbian side. ethnic serbs have been blocking roads in northern kosovo for weeks, in protests sparked initially by a dispute over car number plates. kosovo's prime minister said time was running out for the nato— led peacekeeping force in kosovo to remove these blockades. let's get some context. kosovo was part of the former yugoslav republic of serbia until the two sides fought a war in the 1998. this ended the fol

williamson scoring this three pointer as new orleans took the lead 68—66.added 16 points off the bench for new orleans, who won their seventh game in a row. the suns losing their fourth straight. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport team, we'll see you next time. tributes have been paid to the british ballerina dame beryl grey who has died at the age of 95. a commanding figure in the discipline, she made her debut with the royal ballet aged just fourteen. she later worked with the great russian dancer , rudolf nu reyev. tim allman looks back at her life and career. file: one thing everyone i admits about the russians, their ballet is the world's finest and the bolshoi theatre is its peak. so special was beryl grey, so talented, she became the first british ballerina to perform with the bolshoi in moscow. tall, charismatic and elegant, she commanded the stage, impressing every audience with her precision and her style. after hanging up her own ballet shoes, she bec

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.something a bit different, and something a bit special. this wednesday, i'm delighted to tell you that newsday, won an award, best news show at the asian creative academy awards. from all of us at the newsday team, a big thank you to you, our audience, who are the reason we work so hard every day, our teams here in singapore, london and around the world, to deliver news you can trust and rely on. we don't take that trust for granted, so thank you for letting us earn it. that's it from us at newsday, thanks for watching. well, it looks like this cold weather is going to stick around for quite a few more days. it's not desperately cold during the day. it's the night—time that's especially chilly, with temperatures perhaps getting as low as minus ten in rural spots in the next few nights. but snow showers, icy stretches, sharp frosts, those are the main points as this cold air arrives and has indeed arrived from the northern climes all the way from the arctic. but we'll see subtle changes

but on the kind of more political side of it, the going williamson's. matt hancock so what kind of thing? i think there is a reluctance to throw australia beside a scalp , if you australia beside a scalp, if you will. so they don't really want to have to kind of throw away the things didn't have to kind of played into besides hounds really, and when you're a new government which you see these post—war all of the matter of weeks really and already we've seen a number of people exhibit these not great fights for primaries today and you are sticking that thing of obviously not wanting to be over the side of win but also wanting to look till 30 kind of be if you do if you don't ram some of these decisions . and i suppose through decisions. and i suppose through all of we must remember all of it we must remember innocent until guilty, innocent until proven guilty, but looking at 15 but clearly looking at 15 independent members of parliament now this is really quite a in recent times least unprecedented . sam lister, thank unprecedented. sam lister, thank you

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. let's head to buenos aires.ay is an argentinian football journalist who has followed the career of lionel messi from the very beginning. thank you forjoining us. you have been following the career of messi for years. been following the career of messi foryears. how been following the career of messi for years. how do you think he is feeling? how do you think he is preparing for this world cup? weill. preparing for this world cup? well, i think it's clearly _ preparing for this world cup? well, i think it's clearly messi's _ preparing for this world cup? well, i think it's clearly messi's world cup and — i think it's clearly messi's world cup and it— i think it's clearly messi's world cup and it has been. it has played out really— cup and it has been. it has played out really well with a bumpy start that kind — out really well with a bumpy start that kind of put a damper on any notions — that kind of put a damper on any notions of— that kind of put a damper on any notions of this going to be easy. so, notions of

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.m for the end of the match — talking to the fans who were lucky enough to attend. to call this a nail—biting edge of your seat match does not do it justice. this was always going to be tense, but the drama, goals, quality of football that that game delivered was on another level. this was a world cup final worthy of its legends, the ones who played and fought it out till the last minute. kylian mpabbe was not going to make it easy for lionel messi's squad after a 2—0 lead he equalised and then after a 3— to lead he equalised again. it was down to the penalty shoot—out and it was argentina's moment. since 1986 they get to celebrate a world cup win and lionel messi finally gets to live that chirpy and follow in the footsteps of the late diego maradona. irate chirpy and follow in the footsteps of the late diego maradona. we are very happy. — messi we did this for years and we are happy for all of argentina. we cannot celebrate more. just incredible. i cannot celebrate more. just incredibl

kane williamson's fifth double century put new zealand past 600 on theirfirst innings, declaring on 612o wickets down and 97 runs behind. the black caps will need to rattle through the remaining eight wickets as quickly and efficiently as possible on the final day to avoid a draw. it's been a long and successful career for legendary sports promoter barry hearn. but his favourite moment is one from the archives. he told told shabnam younus—jewell on the bbc framed podcast it's when he managed six—time world champion snooker player steve davis to his first world championship title in 1981.. we were to working class kids. he both had a dream, he wanted to be the best player in the world. i wanted to be wealthy, successful, have a business. i wanted to improve my life, if you would like. that was the moment when both of our lives changed forever. as much as you can rehearse it, as we did, we would sit there over a glass of wine or beer in my house and we would discuss the winter speech at the world championships. and we would have tears rolling down our eyes. that is an intensity that most

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kane williamson hit triple figures for the black caps.and was 105 not out at stumps. pakistan will hope to wrap up the remaining four wickets and keep new zealand's score of 440 down on day four. the university of bath is already home to some of the world's finest sports teams. now the first ever dedicated training facility for the great britain wheelchair fencing team has opened at the site, as cheryl dennis reports. piers and dimitri are world champion wheelchair fencers. with at least 13 gold medals each, this was a close—fought duel. 0nly last week, they were competing at the european championships. they brought home another four gold medals towards their tally. we were rusty off the flight. it was a nice, fun fight for us and we both enjoyed it. domitri is a great fencer, so it was nice to have a great match. until now, paralympics gb's fencing squad have had to practice in other spaces available at the university of bath. now, they have their own purpose—built, permanent training centre there, kitted out with world—leading facilitie

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now, some of the leaders of the lionesses have been honoured — captain leah williamson becoming an obeotball achievements, i think only football fans will probably understand them, whereas an mbe is something highly recognised in england by many people. like, my grandma probably understands it a lot more than she understands when i won the fifa best player of the world. so, yeah, it's a different feeling, and it's something that i think, yeah, for my family especially, it'll make them very proud. the summer of sporting celebrations on home soil didn't stop there, as the commonwealth games lit up birmingham. many of those who helped organise the games have been recognised, including olympic heptathlon champion and president of commonwealth games england, denise lewis, who's been made a dame for services to sport. i'm beside myself. i'm overwhelmed. i'm delighted and immensely proud. i do believe that it is my duty to behave and act and inspire. sport has taught me some of the most amazing values and given me the most amazing values, and so those are the things i try to impart when i'm r

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williamson ranch park on lone tree way. officials have not made public why the team was in the bay area. police did, however, arrest an armed team ran away to a nearby walmart. investigators say he and smith knew each other and walk to the park. together they met people inside a dark colored sedan and multiple shots were fired. police have not yet said what role the teen who was arrested, played in the shooting. oakland police say a man was killed in a motorcycle crash as he was escorting his father's funeral procession yesterday. this accident happened on macarthur boulevard at high street just before 1 30. officials say, 34 year old soup ellie locky was ejected when his motorcycle hit a curb. no other vehicles were involved in the crash. he and other family members were on their way to the cemetery to lay his father to rest. petaluma police are searching for a man who apparently tried to grab a little boy from his mother last night. you're downtown, the woman was walking with her three year old on howard street near weste

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the lionesses captain leo williamson.ng side to be named in the list. and rachel riley has received an mba for fighting antisemitism . and for fighting antisemitism. and stevens with the sun . we should stevens with the sun. we should point out that diamond has been honoured for her campaigning work in relation to cot deaths and an obe so richly deserve that. and i've got to say thank you. my dad is very kind. yes, very exciting . stefan is doing very exciting. stefan is doing just as well. hello, stephanie. right right. i'm an example of what steven says. congratulations it's well—deserved. some very insipid racial to see your names among all these names of men and women all these names of men and women all over the country. you've worked very hard. it's not just about the celebrities . no, no. about the celebrities. no, no. it's about the showbiz business, about the hard work and campaigning of people like yourselves, what you've done. and brian may, which i and so, sir brian may, which i can call him that now , it's be

since one of them, richard williamson turned out to be a holocaust denier. benedict wasn't a politician of all intellectual priest having discovered both vocations while growing up in southern germany . pope benedict never expected to be much more than a priest and a university professor. but all that changed when he became pope. benedict made several international trips including germany, australia and portugal, surprisingly well received by the crowds. benedict made the first state visit ever of a pontiff to the united kingdom in 2010 with all the pump that goes with it, including a meeting with the queen. the pope addressed dignitaries and politicians in westminster hall significant meeting in a significant location. very place where almost 500 years earlier that catholic saint thomas more was condemned to death, although he was nearly 85 by the time and it just begun to use a cane in public in march, 2012 benedict also traveled to mexico, one of the largest catholic countries in the world, and to cuba. the church's activity has been severely curtailed in

, one of meadows' closest aides, texting her the day before her testimony, saying, ben williamson, thesesaid something to the effect of well, mark wants me to let you know that he knows you're loyal and he knows you're going to do the right thing tomorrow and he will protect you and the boss. and that's one. pieces where we've seen this committee multiple times over the course of the last few months tease out the idea that there might have been witness tampering, and this is one of those moments that catches up, and actually lets us fill in the blanks on who might have been the witness being tampered with, and how, but then there is another piece of this, too that we can pull up something that she talked about in exchange of john ratcliffe where she said rat cliff said, i've had a few conversations with the president, where he acknowledged he's lost, he hasn't acknowledged that he wants to concede, but he acknowledges that he lost the election. it's important, because this is again, that the committee has tried to continuously drive to the mindset of the former president, what he knew an

dr. williamson, thank you very much for your opinion. later, severe winter weather has been pummeling north america. authorities say nearly 50 people have died across the united states. new york state has been hit especially hard emergency cruise. they're still searching for survivors in vehicles buried under meters of snow. residents are being want to stay in their homes as city paralyzed by a mega storm. buffalo new york is at the epi center of the blizzard. battering north america. people are stranded in their vehicles and homes as snow pummels the region. the governor of new york gave a sobering assessment of this situation. we have then to a lot of wars together. and this blizzard is the one for the ages. certainly it is the blizzard of the century, and we are here to can talk about our, our class or collaborative approach to dealing with this crisis. and it is a crisis. thousands of homes are without power, and a driving ban has been issued. the governor warned that the worst is not yet over and as much as we can see, the skies rig

but just beforehand, bishop williamson, one of the 4 excommunicated bishops, gave a television interview in which he denied that the holocaust ever took place. i don't think we'll get ah, the vatican made no mention of this anti semitic stance when it re admitted the pious brothers to the catholic church, sparking global outreach there is, there is some work to be done in the vatican. and before effects of it statements can be gauged and formulated to avoid sparking outcries. so i wish i could tell you that that work had been done around and that the vatican had learned its lesson work has been done, but unfortunately wasn't. i don't think i can say that in 2010, the child sex abuse scandal, which had already sparked headlines elsewhere, reached germany. ah, the contrast was destroyed in the most disgusting fashion. we are appalled by the behavior of church representatives and carers of writing or was already familiar with the problem from other countries that beginning in 2001 user processing. i was the only one in the leadership of the church and taking the problem seriously after john

the east bay a 16 year-old boy is shot and killed in williamson ranch park. it happened yesterday around 11, 30. this is rather on saturday morning. police say they found the boy suffering from several gunshot wounds near the parking lot. witnesses telling police that they saw a person running from the park into a nearby walmart. they were quickly able to find and detain them. police later determining that they were a minor with a loaded gun. authorities say the victim and the minor in custody met up with a group of people in a dark colored sedan before shots were fired and car sped off. this is an active investigation. anyone with any information is asked to call antioch police. the california highway patrol is investigating 2 deadly crashes just miles apart in solano county. the first crash happened at 5.40 yesterday evening in the eastbound lanes of i-80 at the suisun valley road off-ramp in fairfield, according to chp logs, the driver of a tesla did die. at least one other car was involved. but it's not clear exactly what happened. the second crash was re

but just beforehand, bishop williamson, one of the 4 excommunicated bishops, gave a television interview in which he denied that the holocaust ever took place. i don't think 6 pictures will gas ah, the vatican made no mention of this anti semitic stance when it readmitted the pious brothers to the catholic church, sparking global outreach there is, there is some work to be done in the vatican before effects of it statements can be gauged and formulated to avoid sparking outcries so that i wish i could tell you that that work had been done and that the vatican had learned its lesson work has been done. but unfortunately, watson. but i don't think i can say that in 2010, the child sex abuse scandal, which had already sparked headlines elsewhere, reached germany. ah, the contrast was destroyed in the most disgusting fashion. we are appalled by the behavior of church representatives and carers of writing or was already familiar with the problem from other countries that beginning in 2001 years of hudson was the only one in the leadership of the church and taking the problem seriously. after

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it happened saturday morning just before 11, 30 at williamson ranch park located on lone tree way. police responded to reports of gunshots and found the teenage boy suffering from several bullet wounds near the parking lot. he was taken to a nearby hospital where he later died. police say the victim had met with another teen and a group of people in a dark colored sedan before those shots rang out. no arrests have been made. antioch police say this is an active investigation. alert has been issued for tomorrow because of wood smoke pollution, the bay area air quality management district issuing the alert today which fans burning wood indoors and outdoors. a high pressure weather system will act like a lid trapping smoke down to the ground level. freezing temperatures overnight and light offshore winds are expected to cause some unhealthy air quality for the entire bay area tomorrow. homes with wood stoves or fireplaces is the only source of heat are exempt from that wood-burning than we do. want to get you a check of your forecast with that today. i didn't notice it was kind of haz

and a new documentary is a teaser ah, with ship with released shows and movies and locals with williamson with longer on diseases or threats, an entire generation of africans. that's the start warning from the w h o foundation with horn of africa, the us, kenya, ethiopia, and somalia in the spotlights as they suffer from an ongoing droughts. un is also sunny the along. we urge the international community to commit to responding now for what might hit the horn of africa next year. and in the years to come, we must act now to save children's lives, preserve their dignity, and protect their futures. well, a recent you and report shows that 24000000 people are facing water shortages because of droughts in the region. with the number of children suffering from hunger 1st and disease doubling. in 5 months, 3000000 people have been forced to leave their homes due to the most severe droughts in more than 2 generations. but it seems that the global resources to help africa may not be enough as western countries show a shift in the 8 priorities. now in 2022 european governments contributes a just 2

but just beforehand, bishop williamson, one of the 4 excommunicated bishops, gave a television interview in which he denied that the holocaust ever took place. i don't guess. ah, the vatican made no mention of this anti semitic stance when it readmitted the pious brothers to the catholic church, sparking global outreach there is, there is some work to be done in the vatican. and before effects of it statements can be gauged and formulated to avoid sparking outcries. i wish i could tell you that that work had been done and that the vatican had learned its lesson work done, but unfortunately, watson. but i don't think i can say that in 2010, the child sex abuse scandal, which had already sparked headlines elsewhere, reached germany. ah, the contrast was destroyed in the most disgusting fashion. we are appalled by the behavior of church representatives and carers of writing or was already familiar with the problem from other countries that beginning in 2001 years of hudson. i was the only one in the leadership of the church and taking the problem seriously. after john paul issued, the proof

honours list , the new year's honours list, the first to be issued by king charles captain lee williamsonas made an epic while her team—mates lucy bronze beth mead and ellen white have been given mbes . gb news is very own and mbes. gb news is very own and diamond has also received an obe for services to public health. charity queen guitarist and animal welfare campaigner brian may has received a knighthood . may has received a knighthood. it's a it's a nice surprise to them to have this honour put upon me. i also think it's it comes with a responsibility to behave well, i guess to continue to behave in a way which benefits the country and the rest of the population here at the world as well. you know, but itake the world as well. you know, but i take this response to responsibility quite seriously anyway , the prime minister has anyway, the prime minister has admitted the last 12 months have been tough and warned the uk's problems won't go away next year in his new year message to the country where she's seen act said the government will continue to tackle the nhs backlog and illegal imm