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Scent 1968 but it is true to say they have one to in the interim. —— two world cups. well, its a mixed bag out there at the moment with some rain around. and weve some showers in the forecast for monday too. some of the showers could be particularly heavy across southeastern areas of the country. and here, we could have some thunderstorms as well. so this is what it looks like early hours of the morning. you can see where the heavy rain is, particularly in the south and the southeast. dry we...

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Defeat democracy�*s moral foes, battle. every generation has had to defeat democracy�*s moralfoes, that is the way of the world. for the world is on perfect as we know. the appetites of ambitions of a you forever seek to dominate the lives and liberty of many. my message to the people of ukraine is a message i delivered today to ukraines foreign and defence ministers, who i believe are here tonight. we stand with you. period. todays fighting in kharkiv are the latest battle of a long struggl...

In 1968. soviet tanks crushed democratic uprisings but the resistance continued until finally in 1989 the berlin wall and all the walls of soviet domination, they fell, they fell and the people prevailed. [applause] >> but the battle for democracy could not conclude and did not conclude with the end of the cold war. over the last 30 years the forces of autocracy have resolved all across the world. the hallmarks are familiar, contempt for the rule of law, contempt for democratic freedom, contempt...

This is bbc news. im david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. wild celebrations in rome as italys footballers are crowed champions of europe for the first time since 1968. the 2020 final finished 1—1 after extra time but the italians beat england in a tense penalty shootout as englands last three penalty takers all failed to score. across england, hope turned to disappointment after their team had led with an early goal. americas west is scorched by hea...

Welcome to bbc news — im david eades. our top stories: celebrations in rome as italys footballers are crowned champions of europe for the first time since 1968. the 2020 final finished 1—1 after extra time but the italians beat england in a tense penalty shootout as englands last three penalty takers all failed to score. across england, hope turned to bitter disappointment after their team had made a spectacular start in the final. americas west is scorched by heat as california and nevada b...

Play because you have people like ted cruz and hawley, a couple others, people who have an interest in proving that they can outtrump trump in 2024. and barbara, were talking about anniversary of a horrible day in history in 1968 when martin luther king jr. was assassinated and the progress, you know, quote/unquote progress made up until now where you have for the first time finally a woman, a black woman, being nominated to the court. and look at what shes being put through. >> yeah, this is an...

Duck, does that sound familiar, and therefore -- should not be confirmed during that lame duck period. there were all these attacks on potentially letting criminals go free. this has been going on at least since 1968. isnt accelerating? maybe. that is an argument to be made. but it is certainly not new. the supreme court process is broken to day. it started to be brought back in 1968. >> it is hard to think that we have not been able to make any progress. and in fact, it has gotten worse in thos...

Says that the eric garland debacle last year was the point of no return. others cite the justices battles over brett kavanaugh even clarence thomas, you are both accused of sexual misconduct. so can they -- be fixed? -- is here, and shermicheal singleton is back. danny, do you agree with this analysis that the democratic electorate process is irreparably? broken >> irreparably, not so much. there is really nothing. new this goes back not just to justice clarence thomas, but drugged robert borg, ...

0 the italians are dependent on russian energy. depending on what country youre talking to you get a different answer and agenda. talking about what they could potentially do next, all we have seen essentially is an agreement to diversify, try to find in the next several years a way to diversify away from russian energy sources. also in the last 24 hours after a very very long meeting, ive heard that it was quite a long slog, they decided to potentially do price caps. >> hadley, here comes -- ha...