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Lombardo says donald trump won in 2020. >> which he did not. >> he did not. its purple and its at play in presidential elections. >> yeah. >> you have it and then you come here, this is probably the poster child of the new trump candidates running in 2022 and that is the former broadcaster kari lake who again, says donald trump won in arizona. that arizona was stolen from donald trump and it was not and maybe the grace of this matchup running against the current secretary of state katie hobbs th...

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A protest to pressure fifa days before a world cup in a country where same—sex relationships are illegal. and fresh controversy, as former qatar player khalid salman — now an ambassador for the tournament — was asked about homosexuality. he told a german broadcaster it was "haram", which means forbidden. but he went further, denouncing same—sex relationships. but do you think gay is haram? its haram, because why is it haram? i am not one big muslim, but its haram why? because its damagin...

Traveling for the event, especially lgbtq+ individuals and women. ever since the announcement players and fan groups have raised concerns about the rights of fans going to the event, especially lgbt fans and also women who people say that qatar laws discriminate against. homosexuality is illegal in qatar. captains from nine countries including harry kane of england have said they will be wearing rainbow armbands with the message �*0ne love in an anti—discrimination campaign. and also fans in...

Good evening, this is your updates from the bbc sport centre. with less than two weeks to go, the controversy continues ahead of the mens football world cup, after an ambassador for the host nation qatar described homosexuality as "damage in the mind". the comments have been described as harmful and unacceptable by human rights campaigners. jane dougall reports. in qatar, this can see you in prison or even given the death penalty. this protest is to pressure fee for edible world cup in a country...

So as a result they are facing this pressure where there is, you know, macron, emmanuel macron has suggested he would go together and they would be able to face beijing as a united front but that was rebuffed by the german chancellors so there is that pressure. he also faces pressure. he also faces pressure domestically, although scholz is part of a three party coalition, the other two parties within the coalition do not want this trip to occur and a survey out of an ard broadcaster in germany y...

French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin on Friday morning said France is willing to take some of the migrants on rescue vessel Ocean Viking, which is waiting for a safe port in Italy to disembark the 234 people on board. © ANSA

Of a new dawn for ethiopia. its almost two years since a brutal conflict began in ethiopias northern tigray region. since then, a civil war has left hundreds of thousands dead, almost 5 million displaced and a population on the brink of starvation. the bbc is the first international broadcaster to obtain footage from inside the area since august. our senior africa correspondent anne soy reports. its a major breakthrough, ethiopias government has called it monumental. rebels have agreed to disarm...

Was very well—known in iran, and he is also known for being very outspoken, his songs often issues of human rights and economic issues within iran. thats why this isnt the first time that he was arrested. in terms of why he was arrested, this time, he gave an interview to a canadian broadcaster in which he criticised the regime. the latest is now that we have seen that he has come up in a state media video in an apparent forced confession, blindfolded and shaking so this is a pattern of brutal...

Almost five million displaced, and a population on the brink of starvation. the bbc is the first international broadcaster to obtain footage from inside the area since august. our senior africa correspondent anne soy reports. its a major breakthrough. ethiopias government has called it "monumental". rebels have agreed to disarm. but there is some level of caution. this moment is not the end of the peace process, but the beginning of it. a previous ceasefire was breached in august. this footage i...