police with their inquiries, so let s listening. let s listening. police are continuing let s listening. police are continuing today - let s listening. police are continuing today to - let s listening. police are. continuing today to search let s listening. police are - continuing today to search for 21 year old chloe mitchell who we are treated as a high risk missing person. firstly i m appealing directly to chloe to make contact with the police, family or friends so that we know you are safe and well. we are also asking the public to contact us if they have seen her. i know she was last seen by family on friday the 2nd ofjune, and then she is captured in the late hours of friday the 2nd ofjune into the early hours of saturday the third in ballymena town centre on cctv. she was walking in the direction of james street. we are becoming increasingly concerned about her safety. it is out of character for her not to be in contact with her family. they are being supported by specialist
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museum in new york city, it officially opened on the 2nd ofjune yesterday, with overwhelming visitors. former student leader of the 1989 tiananmen square protest, speaking to us there from tokyo. thank you so much for your time. thank you for having me. in india, rescue efforts have ended after the county s worst rail crash this century. 288 people have died and more than 1,000 have been injured. the incident took place in the eastern state of odisha and it s thought some 2,000 passengers were on board the two passenger trains involved. our south asia correspondent archana shukla has visited a hospital where some of the victims are being sent. every 30 minutes, an ambulance like this comes into this
well, i think we are continuing the fight. we are definitely seeing a pick up in the participation of young people from all over the world. last year, there was a record numberfor example in the uk, in toronto, in new york city, and this year we are seeing more participation, from the chinese students, after the 84 white paper movement. in particular, we successfully started a tiananmen square museum in new york city, it officially opened on the 2nd ofjune yesterday, with overwhelming visitors. former student leader of the 1989 tiananmen square protest, speaking to us there from tokyo. thank you so much for your time. thank you for having me. officials in the ukrainian city
turned into a long series of strikes on the railway. although it has reached a deal with network rail, the rmt union s stand off with 1a train companies continues, with no obvious end in sight. it s announced another walk out involving 20,000 rail workers, such as train guards and station staff, on the 2nd ofjune. there were already strikes in the diary that week by train drivers in the aslef union at more than a dozen the 31st of may, and saturday, the 3rd ofjune, the date of the fa cup final. so that means there will be three strikes in four days and there will be widespread disruption for much of the week. operators not involved should run as normal. the rmt rejected the industry s latest proposals last month. the union called the offer and conditions attached unacceptable. it said nothing new had been put forward since, and blamed the government, which said ministers had made a fair and reasonable offer possible.