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those reports, the world health organisation is set to label the sweetener aspartame as a possible causecancer. it's the stuff that sweetens things like diet coke and pepsi max, without adding the calories. and more brits can apply to live and work in australia. the age limit for working holiday visas has been lifted from 30 to 35. rules have also eased for aussies in the uk and we'll leave you with 10 seconds of skateboarding history. this is aussie skateboarder arissa true becoming the first female to land a 720 in a competition. that's two full rotations in the air. and she'sjust 13. you're all caught up now. see you. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and main mysteries for you at the top of the our street after this programme. —— news stories. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. with an audience made up entirely of people who voted leave in the brexit referendum, did last week's question time show balance impartiality? and bbc weather accidentally predicts a dramatic fall in temperatures next week. what went wrong? big sports and entertainment events, whi

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those reports, the world health organisation is set to label the sweetener aspartame as a possible causef cancer. it's the stuff that sweetens things like diet coke and pepsi max, without adding the calories. and more brits can apply to live and work in australia. the age limit for working holiday visas has been lifted from 30 to 35. rules have also eased for aussies in the uk. and we'll leave you with 10 seconds of skateboarding history. this is aussie skateboarder arisa trew becoming the first female to land a 720 in a competition. that's two full rotations in the air. and she'sjust 13. you're all caught up now. see you. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. this week on the show... pulling down the past. i believe that the monuments would not give a tribute to the regime, but they should preserve the history and the memory. feeling the heat. we're getting major fires every year now, and multiple ones. oh, my god. and up to our knees in an estonian bog. there's a lot, yeah, there's a lot. - for 3

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former president ukraine's president tours the flooded areas affected by a burst dam — as the world health organisationns that cholera could spread. hello. welcome to bbc news. we start with the news former president donald trump has been indicted over his handling of classified files after he left the white house. here's a short clip of him speaking. i'm an innocent man. i'm an innocent person. so, donald trump saying he is an innocent man, disputing the claims — and in accompanying written posts, he said: "i have been summoned to appear at the federal courthouse in miami on tuesday at 3:00pm." us media reports he faces seven charges — including unauthorised retention of classified files. it is the second indictment of mr trump, who is campaigning once again to be president. his first was a state indictment — this is a federal case. it's the first ever federal indictment of a former president. prosecutors had been looking into the transfer of files to mr trump's mar—a—lago florida estate since last year. the beachside property was searched last august and 11,000 documents were seized, including around

the world health organisation is concerned about a cholera outbreak, which you often see in these typeslipped, but what we are seeing is a country grappling with trying to seize the initiative amidst russia's continued invasion, as well as wrestling with a continued environmental and humanitarian catastrophe in this southern region. james waterhouse there. in an exclusive interview, a fugitive russian air force pilot has told the bbc that many serving in the russian military are sceptical about the war in ukraine. dmitry mishov escaped from russia to lithuania, on foot across the border. he has now handed himself to lithuanian authorities, hoping to get political asylum. during the course of the war, he flew helicopters — not in ukraine, but in russia and belarus. translation: i am dmitry mishov - rank, lieutenant. _ my position was military helicopter pilot, assistant commander — later i became an attack helicopter navigator. i'm a military officer, my duty is to protect my country from aggression. i don't have to become an accomplice in a crime. if we compare this to the war in afghan

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the world health organisation is set to announce that as parton, which is the sweetener used in the drinke of both sugar and sweeteners as sugar can have just as sort of detrimental effects in terms of health and well being . currently as well being. currently as a population , we are over population, we are over consuming our intake of added sugars within the diet and soft dnnks sugars within the diet and soft drinks can be a cause of this. it can be a contributor to our sugar intake, particularly when it's in liquid format and we consume these sorts of drinks very, very quickly. but at the same time, as i said, the sweeteners can be a stepping stone to reducing our overall sugar intake for people who may be struggling with the flavour of just plain water. but i wouldn't necessarily say it's a long term solution and what we really should be doing is looking at the overall quality of our diet. what can we include, what all of those nourishing foods we can include within our diet, which have benefits to health, fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, which add sweetness into our diet , but sweetnes

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and then the world health organisation moved it of being a mental health it out of being a mental healthr called unfair play the battle ion women-e— called unfair play the battle for women's sport , co—authored for women's sport, co—authored by cnoig— for women's sport, co—authored by cnoig ioni— for women's sport, co—authored by craig lord and— for women's sport, co—authored by craig lord and sharron i>oviee— by craig lord and sharron davies. thanks- by craig lord and sharron davies. thanks sharron. next up, we goi— davies. thanks sharron. next up, we goi ine— davies. thanks sharron. next up, we goi ine nonene— davies. thanks sharron. next up, we got the papers. see you join us here on gb news. the people's channel, " c»; “i212; iii“ [15 n the people's channel, britain's news . cnonnei — people's channel, britain's news . channel well,— people's channel, britain's news . channel well, it's— people's channel, britain's news . channel viii“ c nz;,t

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— sikora, the oncologist used to wopp ep ppe— sikora, the oncologist used to work at the world health organisationfrom wpep-pe— that what you did cover from wpep-pp ppe- that what you did cover from what-in the past. what happened in the past is no popper— what happened in the past is no longer relevant— what happened in the past is no longer relevant case. longer relevant in any case. pep— longer relevant in any case. pep-ppe— longer relevant in any case. and-the thing.- longer relevant in any case. and-the thing. it's- longer relevant in any case. and _the thing. it's noti and that's the thing. it's not even that a waste of even that they're a waste of time. think they're actually time. i think they're actually can quite cynical because you can be quite cynical because you have set up, you make have an inquiry set up, you make the terms of reference. so wide and potential for it going and the potential for it going on and and on for months and months and years and so you get years and years. and so you get to the government to a point where the government has up is about two has set it up is abo

he also heaped blame on international organisations such as the world health organization for advisingollege of nursing won't continue after the union's ballot of its members in england failed to achieve a legal threshold. while the majority of members voted to continue to take industrial action, the numbers taking part in the vote failed to meet the mandate. just over 43% took part — below the 50% threshold required by trade union laws. you're live with bbc news. next, the israeli government has advanced plans for some 5,700 new homes in the occupied west bank, despite us pressure to stop settlement expansion, which it sees as an obstacle to peace with the palestinians. a us spokesperson said washington was "deeply troubled" by the development. four israeli settlers were shot dead by palestinians last week, prompting days of settler violence. violence between palestinians and israelis has flared since israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu was re—elected last year. earlier, the un security council met to discuss the issue. the members of the security council encouraged additional

failure he emphasis of the failure that he put servants and the put on civil servants and the world health organisationpe. it slightly europe. so it is slightly puzzling embarrassing. i puzzling but embarrassing. but i think a will and a want think there is a will and a want to make sure that the inquiry is as thorough as it possibly is to learn of the lessons and all learn all of the lessons and all of the mistakes, maybe over and above but also above other countries, but also to that is to make sure that there is justice for those, not just the families people that lost families of the people that lost loved people loved ones, but people that everybody think the will everybody i don't think the will is all. we need to is there at all. we need to inionnuni— is there at all. we need to inionnuni vou— “mt; we need to interrupt you, charlie, because inono-o— interrupt you, charlie, because inono-o oono— interrupt you, charlie, because there's some breaking news here. inoso— those wretched people at just stop their latest, the test stop oil their latest, the test match lord's. they've match at lord's. the

this morning at— actually i've been having a look this morning at world health organisaiion— this morning at world health organisationstly for you know, they don't work at weekends— mostly for you know, they don't work at weekends . and that clogs work at weekends. and that clogs up work at weekends. and that clogs an ine— work at weekends. and that clogs no me sysiem— work at weekends. and that clogs up the system later— work at weekends. and that clogs up the system later on for the ioiiowing— up the system later on for the following week. _ up the system later on for the following week. the flow, it's noi— following week. the flow, it's not efficient _ following week. the flow, it's not efficient to _ following week. the flow, it's not efficient to do that. we aiso— not efficient to do that. we aiso nawe— not efficient to do that. we also have problems in social . so— also have problems in social . so ior— also have problems in social care . so for example, sweden has care. so for example, sweden has iewer— care. so for example, sweden has iewer nosniiai— care. so for example, sweden has fewer hospital beds— care.

you know, we've got the international energy agency saying that the world health organisation sayingide and loads of greenhouse gases. are your why is your gases. why are your why is your eenpeign— gases. why are your why is your campaign -focussed- gases. why are your why is your campaign focussed in this campaign solely focussed in this country— campaign solely focussed in this country i— campaign solely focussed in this country ewett— campaign solely focussed in this country ? well well, it might country? well well, it might euranee— country? well well, it might eurgnee you— country? well well, it might surprise you, but i live in this country— surprise you, but i live in this country ent— surprise you, but i live in this country and that's why target tne— country and that's why target tnieeountry. — country and that's why target this country. ”i22; country and that's why target this country. 22 country and that's why target this country. 32. " this country. there's a group in america called the climate emergency . they target america. emergency. they target america. there is a gr

organisation providing your health public, providing your publicly funded health. no other country has done that. i know with the left they're convinced this is the best model in the worldgae— reform. this is what we've got. l-d angae lnal— reform. this is what we've got. i'd argue that we— reform. this is what we've got. i'd argue that we should probably— i'd argue that we should totally ne— i'd argue that we should probably be thinking a little bit probably be thinking a little on nggen— probably be thinking a little on nggen al— probably be thinking a little bit bigger at the moment. it's all son— bit bigger at the moment. it's all son on— bit bigger at the moment. it's all sort of sticking plasters, dal— all sort of sticking plasters, bad we— all sort of sticking plasters, bad we nasa— all sort of sticking plasters, but we must welcome more doctors and-nnn— but we must welcome more doctors and-think, because- and nurses, i think, because lney— and nurses, i think, because lney keep— and nurses, i think, because lney keep as— and nurses, i think, because they keep us alive. anyway, eonlng— they keep us alive. anyway, eonlng ag— they keep us alive. anyway, eonlng ap ,