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Places of kind of thing and smaller places of worship. The Jewish Community as well will be fearful, there is a rising tide of violence and particularly despicable type of violence as well. And friday prayers ta ke violence as well. And friday prayers take place tomorrow. Turning to the guardian, you mentioned the attack yesterday in germany and we have people there at a vigil, morning the nine. An amount of great concern which Angela Merkel has referred to herself, she refers to it as a poison ...

This is bbc news. The headlines at 4pm. Bushfires have killed at least eight people in south eastern australia since monday and destroyed more than 200 homes. We have a very real challenge at the moment with a couple of isolated communities, where weve got reports of injuries and burn injuries to members of the public. We havent been able to get access via roads or via aircraft. Two men and a woman are killed after a lorry collides with a car in stanwell in surrey on new years eve. The mother of...

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Israels Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he will seek parliamentary immunity from prosecution in three cases in which hes charged with bribery and fraud. The immunity request could delay Legal Proceedings against him for months. Protesters demonstrating outside the us embassy in iraq have pulled back from the area after a tense standoff. For two days the embassy has been targetted by crowds angry over deaths caused by us airstrikes. Police in hong kong say theyve arrested 400 people du...

Rage from doing permanent damage to oui rage from doing permanent damage to our republic. The framers built the senate to keep temporary rage from doing permanent damage to our republic. Mr president is that we will do when we in this president breaking impeachment. I hope we look back on this note and say, at this busy day the fever began to break. I hope we will not say, is just the beginning. Call of the chair. Senator Mitch Mcconnell theyre wrapping up his closing and talking almost the same...

H a fi itafi fi ituie dont think the answer should be that if you are looking at. Salah charges in towards him to score here we are, in early february and liverpool are 22 points clear. It is a procession. Does that concern you . It doesnt. My view is that last year we had the most incredible title race and i always back the premier league to provide a story, if you like, that gets fans excited. We are seeing one of the premier leagues great sides and we should celebrate that. Liverpools long w...

According to her lawyers, she is recovering in hospital from a suicide attempt. Now on bbc news, panorama. Tonight on panorama disability discrimination at the heart of the department for work and pensions. The dwp managers who have done this to me have ruined my health, ruined my career, i wont be able to work again. The department meant to help disabled people into work. He was really nasty to me, and i went back to my desk and cried for about half an hour. Has lost more disability discriminat...

This is bbc news. The headlines at 8pm a state of emergency is declared in south east australia amid warnings of more bushfires. Its the largest forced evacuation New South Wales has seen as thousands flee the path of the flames. The fireball just came through at about 80 kph. Hit the house and we ran into the lake and all the embers and everything were hitting us, burned our hair little bit. Theres anger over the governments handling of the emergency, as the Prime Ministerfound out when he tour...

This is worklife from bbc news, with Sally Bundock and karin giannone. Office Health Checks and working from home. Companies race to find ways to make sure staff keep operating during the coronavirus outbreak. Live from london, thats our top story on wednesday 4th of march. Firms beef up their Business Continuity plans as the Economic Impact of the virus continues to spread. Well assesss what this means for you. Also in the programme. Fears of a global drugs shortage as india cuts exports becaus...

President trump has signed into law a 2 trillion emergency spending package to relieve the impact of the coronavirus on the us economy. It is the largest such programme in modern american history. The us has now reported more than 100,000 cases of the virus. More than 900 people have died in italy as a result of coronavirus in a single day, pushing the number of dead to more than 9,000. Pope francis has spoken of the thick darkness that has enveloped italy as it is stricken by the pandemic. The ...