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Owned entities to find the ultimate beneficiaries within. well, russia has invaded and it is time to act. if the prime minister brings forward the required legislation to do this, he will have labour support. so will he will have labour support. so will he commit to do so in the coming days? he commit to do so in the coming da s? ~ , mr he commit to do so in the comingl days?_ mr speaker, he commit to do so in the coming - days?_ mr speaker, we days? prime minster. mr speaker, we are bringing �...

He said he was going to do this. now its happening. what do you make of the situation and the fact that these criminals are still getting off pretty easily? >> thats what happens when you have states that essentially have one party rule in new york and california and elsewhere. also what happens when you adopt felony coddling policies under criminal justice reform. it isnt criminal justice reform. if you want criminal justice reform put career criminals and thugs behind bars and keep them there ...

I spoke with ahmauds father and also benjamin crump in the hour before us. and i talked about the mothers of the movement and how you guys find strength and how you just evolve in the situation and just are protectors of your children. what has this experience been like for you? >> ive just done what any mother would do. we have to fight for our children. i just did what any mother would have done. >> whats next? wanda. >> whats next is we have to deal with the d.a.s who are just as responsible ...

Discussed, and when we talk about false flags and they have been flying around a little bit at the moment, im just trying to work out, maria, if you think this is perceived as a, i appreciate its not legal, but appreciate its not legal, but a legitimate, a workable, and effective literary tactic, these days?— effective literary tactic, these da s? ~ . these days? well, chemical weapons — these days? well, chemical weapons have _ these days? well, chemical weapons have not - these days? well,...

Washington puts a little extra burden on an embassy. this is not an ordinary time. i know people have been driving back and forth, three hours each way, to the border, including to help bring some of our folks back and forth. some of you will be doing that in just a short while. at the same time, helping the refugees who are coming in, helping our moldovan fans help them. and that support is extraordinary and i really want to thank you as well because i know we have added to the burden i i know ...

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Too gruesome, no target off—limits. the fear in civilian neighbourhoods like this one is that this is just the start, that because russian ground troops are being blocked from sweeping through this city they will now do what they have done in so many other parts of ukraine and simply intensify their aerial bombardment. and then what? this woman survived, but her citys fate remains unclear. andrew harding, bbc news, mykolaiv. joining me now for more from the city of lviv — in the west of ukra...

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