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In england last year, but deaf people say its a wider issue. they point to other nations like scotland and wales, who have had british sign language in—person interpreters at covid briefings. lynn stewart—taylor started the "wheres the interpreter?" campaign after she no idea what had been said in the first covid briefing and was inundated with messages from deaf people, asking for help. lots and lots of other countries have managed to get the interpreter in the same room and its just accept...

A very self—destructive way. a separate bbc investigation published yesterday found several shortcomings in that rehiring process, but no malice. it is bizarre, however, that a man about whom there were so many public controversies should be rehired and then promoted two years later. amol rajan, bbc news. ajudicial review will take place tomorrow to decide whether the government broke the law by not having a british sign language interpreter present at televised covid briefings in downing stre...

Towered over the russian leader, looking down on him and pointing at him as he spoke. dont touch the voting machines. dont touch the data. stay out of the systems. the cia could see they were trying to get in. the book is called "battle for the soul." inside the book who wrote is, tell us more about what we didnt hear about that last meeting? >> thanks for having me, alicia. what was going on, that was a g7 meeting in china, and it wasnt a formal summit. obama took him to task and they were stan...

Received say he has been in heavy prep sessions since the end of may, that hes getting at least daily briefings heading into next week. we still dont know whos going to be in the room with president biden for that face-to-fa face-to-face. thats important because we fond out when president trump had meetings, the only people in the room were the interpreters. the white house are downplaying expectations for outcome, saying the real goal is to come out of it with a predictable relationship with ru...

President talked about, and others, that have seeped into our society and into our thinking, have captivated our thinking in many ways. >> let me ask you about the war in afghanistan. fewer than 100 days until the deadline that president biden set to withdrawal u.s. troops. taliban released a statement just yesterday saying that the thousands of afghans who assisted assist interpreters and other roles in the u.s. military that they should apologize but they will not be in any physical harm. now,...

Administration that said thats not what our priority is going to be, we are going to try and speak with the governments in central america and mexico and see what we can do in terms of crafting a strategy to help stem the flow of migrants, and this is something that maybe got under her skin a little bit here, and she was asked why she had not gone to guatemala yesterday, and she said she was not a fan of grand gestures and instead she wanted to come to places like this and speak with the leaders...

Historic -- pause if they noong get this through and pass the, they will be able to topple the longest serving prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> thank you so much for that report live from jerusalem. in our politics lead with the united states just months away from a full troop withdrawal from afghanistan there continues to be growing fears. afghan interpreters who work with the united states will be targeted and murdered by the taliban, and now veteran and congressman jason crow is leading ...

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has announced that the government is allowing over 3,000 Afghan interpreters that worked for British Armed Forces to come to safety in the UK with their families. .

We need to save them...

But all of this is completely hypothetical if the authorities here cant convince young people to have more kids anyway. officials in nigeria say 11 children who were part of a group of students kidnapped on sunday have been released because they were too young to walk. about 200 pupils attend the islamic school in tegina in niger state, but its unclear how many were abducted. kidnappings for ransom by criminal gangs have become more common across the country in recent months. hundreds of afghans...