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This storm heading straight for rhode island, parts of the eyewall already on shore and were seeing the storm move to shore as we speak. More than 1500 people under Tropical Weather alerts right now concerned about storm surge in the harbors and the bays of rhode island, new york and massachusetts. Concerns about flooding in the coming hours and widespread Power Outages because were talking about a part of the United States not used to seeing Tropical Weather barrelling into shore. Storm surge a...

Are specialists that are undoubtedly being hunted by the taliban. weve seen them being killed by the taliban. do we need to get everyone out? no. but the trouble is, because our scheme was so poor, we dont even know who they were or where they were. and consequently, were dealing every day with people who, similarly in naveeds position, or interpreters who interpreted for the british, who weve left behind in this process, and its pretty hard to take, yeah. life couldnt be more different from the...

For the ladies, their small babies. it was horrible for me. he had served in the same unit asjohnny mercer, a veteran of three tours, and now an mp in plymouth. but it was his military — not government — contacts that managed to get naveed and his family out of harms way. yet so many others remain. its a fact that we employed over 4,000 interpreters alone. you know, the mod reckon they got out about 600. we reckon they got out about 120. you know, you are leaving the vast, vast majority of y...

That he abandoned it. today, i couldnt believe it. i got to give a tip to the hat to the "new yorker" magazine. they describe what life is now liking the islamic hemorrhoids of afghanistan. a lot of this we have reported, we had other news that we had not reported where the taliban have established a repressive autocratic state that has carried out more than 100 targeted killings and abductions of former afghan officials. we know thats been happening in broad daylight. this severely limited girl...

Facing mounting criticism on domestic and foreign policy agendas breaking records on the southern border over illegal migrants. and the number of coronavirus cases nationwide. on top of the highest levels of inflation felt in nearly 40 years. >> its been over four months since the u.s. left afghanistan. while the u.s. military rescued 120,000 afghans, more than 20,000 afghan commandos have been left behind. >> the administration just wants us to go away. they want to turn the page. it is one of ...

Member with me. but i dont want that, i want privacy. the labour mp rosie cooper, whose parents are both deaf, has proposed new laws, which the government is now backing. mps will debate the proposals later and, once passed into law, government departments will be required to report their use of bsl, and a panel of bsl users will be set up to advise ministers and officials. its hoped this will lead to bsl being more widely used in public settings, like this monthly signed service at manchester c...

Member with me. but i dont want that, i want privacy. the labour mp rosie cooper, whose parents are both deaf, has proposed new laws, which the government is now backing. deaf people can do anything but you have to help them by removing communication barriers. remove those communication barriers and the world is their oyster. that is what today will begin. once passed into law, government departments will be required to report their use of bsl, and a panel of bsl users will be set up to advise m...

Skin crawl. yet senator mitt romney on this issue of afghan refugees, he tried to shameie anyone who didnt want to welcome afghan refugees with open arms last summer. . >> watch. m we have a moral responsibilitybi . wee welcome people into our country who seek asylum and those particularly who have fought alongside our troops. i for one , am very pleased t that were going to have individuals that come to our country that can contribute toca america and believe in thebe principlesli upon which ou...

Bill and as you can see, a large number of british sign language users have turned out to become part of this moment and they have an interpreter in the crowd who is assigned the debate as it happens in the chamber so they can follow it. why is this change is so important to the people here? because they state that users of the british sign language are still not getting the same access to services and information as the hearing population and they are still having to rely on bringing their own ...

Once passed into law, government departments will be required to report their use of bsl, and a panel of bsl users will be set up to advise ministers and officials. its hoped this will lead to bsl being more widely used in public settings, like this monthly signed service at manchester cathedral, and more interpreters being employed as a result. scotland already has a law promoting the use of bsl. there are campaigns for similar changes in wales and northern ireland. the new law in england is be...