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BBCNEWS The Context June 4, 2024 20:16:00

How many other macro too are there they have not been call on camera so people believe this is a deeper rooted issue. that is why we are seeing more violence and that is why this is an issue that has in many ways become more thanjust this is an issue that has in many ways become more than just about nahel. its become about peoples disenchantment with the government on this issue in a number of issues and so there is a real challenge now for france puppet government and what they can do or what a...
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BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 05:17:00

E—scooters have been hailed by supporters as a green transport solution, but some blind charities are concerned theyre too quiet to be safe. researchers are now developing alert sounds which can warn pedestrians when e—scooters are nearby. 0ur reporter davinia ramos has more. love them or hate them, you cant avoid e—scooters. you might be able to spot them when youre out and about, but its unlikely youll be able to hear them, which is particularly scary if youre blind, like eric. one of th...
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BBCNEWS BBC News Now June 4, 2024 13:06:00

What will happen? that many people are in limbo wondering what will happen?— what will happen? that number is hard to quantify — what will happen? that number is hard to quantify because - what will happen? that number is hard to quantify because there - what will happen? that number is| hard to quantify because there are people who have arrived in the uk and are waiting to even have the process, those further down the process. we are talking about thousands of peoples lives and their friend...
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BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 05:37:00

I will be speaking to england captain and legend david gower who has played here many times. you can follow ball by ball commentary on your wireless, on your radio. this little video in play highlights after they happen on the bbc sport website, and the app has the whole day rounded up at seven oclock. and it is read from day, because it is all about the late wife of the former england captain andrew strauss, this day is in memory of her and her cancer charity, raising money for a really good ca...
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BBCNEWS Nicky Campbell June 4, 2024 08:50:00

Lets speak to our correspondentjoe inwood, who is outside the court. that was a brief outline of what we are awaiting today. take us through some of the points being discussed, some of the points being discussed, some of the legal challenges that the bill has gone through to date. is what they are discussing is whether that plan, a flagship of government policy, to take people claim asylum in this country, who have reached here through non—legal means and deport them to rwanda, a policy where ...
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BBCNEWS Verified Live June 4, 2024 16:45:00

A british citizen. her mother, philomena, was irish and wasnt married. this was their destination — an institution for unmarried women and girls in castlepollard in county westmeath. i should never have been in ireland — thats my take on that — because i was born in london. the mother and baby homes, as they were known, were seen as places of punishment. maria was eventually adopted. later, mother and daughter looked for each other. after philomena died, maria discovered theyd both lived i...
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FOXNEWS Jesse Watters Primetime June 4, 2024 23:11:00

Country so its up to society as a whole to lift people up individually, and that can be done through the private sector, charities, through the government, churches. but there has to be a change in the heart, and in the head. and we have to recognize that were responsible for our own decisions. and lifes the result of all of the decisions weve made. and america will figure it out. we always do it. together. lets bring in attorney den marie davis hicks and sean davis ceo of the federalist. all ri...
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BBCNEWS The Context June 4, 2024 19:44:00

Maria discovered theyd both lived in edinburgh at the same time. repatriations were organised by british and irish state agencies and religious charities until the 19705. research, so far, has revealed around 3,000 cases, but campaigners believe the real figure is higher. archives indicate welfare officials in britain regarded unmarried irish mothers as a burden on resources. the cost was something that theyjust kept coming back to, and this was part of the reason for the repatriation scheme. it...
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