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On monday, the result gave the president a sixth term in office. here is the president voting on april the 11th. here is the president voting on aprilthe11th. he here is the president voting on april the 11th. he won 79% of the vote and the electoral commission announced the results on this news briefing... translation: briefing. . . translation: ~ 1? briefing. . . translation: ~ 1: ., briefing... translation: ~ 1: ., , q: translation: 64,540 or1.4%. 3 million 663,431 _ translation: 64,540 or1....

Raised as they were leaving the area, doing what they were told by police so they could remain safe. once again, the breaking news here is that a suspect has been apprehended. we believe it is the person that police were looking for, 30-year-old gabriel dewitt wilson, this is in connection with the shooting this morning at the supermarket where three people were shot, one dead, two other people injured. schools in the area have been put on lockdown, people were told to shelter in place. a news c...

During the pandemic, weve got used to mps contributing from their constituencies via big screens in the commons chamber, but labours vicky foxcroft found another way to get her point across. silence. and if the prime minister doesnt understand, imagine how those who rely on british sign language feel at his press briefings. 2.6 million spent on the new pressroom, yet still no interpreter. what message does he think this sends to disabled people? the prime minister promised to get back to her as ...

With no tributes paid. in other news: the czech republic is expelling 18 russian diplomats — because of russias alleged involvement in an explosion at a munitions dump in 2014. the czech police have also tweeted images of two men they want to speak to in connection with the incident. the men appear to be the two russian intelligence officers sought by the uk — in connection with the salisbury poisonings in 2018. our correspondent in prague, rob cameron, has more. the czech prime minister and...

Early to pay tribute to the duke of edinburgh. the duke, who was 99, was no stranger to westminster, often accompanying the queen at the state opening of parliament. in the commons, the tributes were led by the speaker, sir lindsay hoyle. order, order. i now invite the house to rise and observe a minutes silence in memory of his royal highness prince philip, duke of edinburgh. both the commons and the lords devoted their whole day to the duke. as the tributes got under way, mps recalled his year...

Family groups. the queen sat alone. so did prince harry. after the prayers and the commendation, a distinctive touch typical of the duke, oil marine bugle sound of the royal navys call to action stations. and finally, at the end of her husbands funeral, the choir sang the national anthem. seldom can its worth have greater poignancy. —— its words. its worth have greater poignancy. -- its worde— its worth have greater poignancy. -- its words. god save the queen. the mourners _ -- its words. ...

Bbc news, delhi. this is bbc news. our main headline. the funeral has taken place for prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. eight days after his death, he was laid to rest in the presence of the queen and a small congregation of family members. the ceremony at st georges chapel in windsor was in line with prince philips wishes, with no tributes paid. supporters of the russian opposition politician, alexei navalny have warned that he risks dying in prison "�*in a matter of days�* — after mo...

Back as the hearse moved on down the hill. on the wreath of white roses and lilies on the coffin was a card, on which were the handwritten words "in loving memory". before they entered the chapel, the bearer party paused as a field gun signalled the start of a one—minute silence. the service began with a tribute to the duke from the dean of windsor. we have been inspired by his unwavering loyalty to our queen, by his service to the nation and the commonwealth, by his courage, fortitude and fai...

# but life everlasting #. go forth upon thyjourney from this world, 0 christian soul. in the name of god the father almighty who created thee. in the name ofjesus christ who suffered for thee. in the name of the holy spirit who strengtheneth thee. may thy portion this day be

What message does he think this sends to disabled people? the prime minister promised to get back to her as soon as he can. mps and peers were recalled from their easter recess a day early to pay tribute to the duke of edinburgh. the duke, who was 99, was no stranger to westminster, often accompanying the queen at the state opening of parliament. in the commons, the tributes were led by the speaker, sir lindsay hoyle. order, order. i now invite the house to rise and observe a minutes silence in ...