Antidemocratic regimes. we cannot lose ukraine but we cannot lose this fight. north korea, is clearly helping russia with ammunition for insight against ukraine. as you say, if donald trump wins, the likelihood, it is quite likely, ammunition will be cut off from ukraine. i just came back from kyiv a few days ago and the lack of ammunition for months costs thousands of ukrainian lives. you had seen territory lost. it makes me think about the iran nuclear deputy was never perfect but it was hard won. what app is that americans and iranians were at various times caused to sit at the same table to work things out. now we have this problem in israel and gaza. iran is a central player but we have no leverage over iran whatsoever. donald trump seems to think if
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Party and he is not. one of the issues that the snp has to deal with them campaigners finding cut throat in the uk wide media so that they don t get drowned out by this idea that it can only be rishi sunak or keir starmer, that the snp has no influence. actually the snp wants voters to understand that they can have a lot of influence, and that they could hold westminster governments to account, and without them there, scotland s voice won t be heard, and that s what i m expected to hear from john swinney this afternoon. liz expected to hear from john swinney this afternoon. this afternoon. liz lloyd, former deu to this afternoon. liz lloyd, former deputy to nicola this afternoon. liz lloyd, former deputy to nicola sturgeon, - this afternoon. liz lloyd, former| deputy to nicola sturgeon, thank this afternoon. liz lloyd, former- deputy to nicola sturgeon, thank you very much indeed. we are expecting thatjohn swinney speech in the next hour or so. this is the scene live at that rally in glasgow where he will formally launch the party s general election campaign. if you are watching in the uk, you will be able to see that life here on bbc news, and if you are around the rest of the world, you can follow it on the bbc news website and app. let s turn to the middle east now,
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Leader, was suspended from the party and never reinstated, and he has decided to stand as an independent candidate, so this could still cause sir keir starmer lot of trouble and the fact that sir keir starmer s deputy leader, angela rayner, came out and supported diane abbott saying that she saw no reason why she couldn t stand, and many think about that forced his hand on all of this. the other thing that was circulating as a suggestion was that diane abbott might get a peerage and be able to go into the house of lords and when she responded today she said that this is factually incorrect. she said i have never been offered a seat in the lords, and would not accept one if offered. and decided after deliberating for a few days that she will stand as a labour candidate, and she would if she was to be elected be the longest serving female mp in the house of commons. . ~ serving female mp in the house of commons. ., ~ , ., a ., ., commons. thank you, vicki young, our deu commons. thank you, vicki young, our deputy political commons. thank you, vicki young, our deputy political editor. thanks vicki and a full list
To a call about an ongoing disturb ongoing disturbance at an apartment. and according to an internal investigation, the officer shot the airman after knocking on the door and seeing him in the doorway. with a firearm in his hand, which he legally owned. bodycam footage revealed the airman s hands were down at his sayyed at the moment, the officers shot lean the department to conclude, the deputy used unreasonable, deadly force, a separate criminal investigation into the shooting is set to follow. the had tonight floating fill north korea sins, balloons full of trash across the border to south korea. the strategy behind the smell. plus tomorrow and cnn devastating nash natural disasters and the science behind them. the new cnn original series violent earth with leaves schreiber gets up close with wildfires, tornadoes, tsunamis, and more. that series premiering tomorrow night at nine right here unit tomorrow, the trump conviction fall out. what s next and what
Drowning. they said they would keep you advised. reporter: a group of medical responders went up to the creek to help. but still, no heartbeat. not a breath from leslie and it was clear, she was gone. we were not going to be able to bring ms. mueller back. reporter: at the cabin, alex was wondering why his parents weren t back yet. their hike was only supposed to last an hour or so but they had been gone three hours. were you worried? not really worried as in something happened to them. it was weird they would stay out past dark. reporter: it was past 8:00 p.m. when his dad got home. without his mom. it is my dad. and, the deputy. and they come in. it is kind of a shock to see when you are expecting somebody. you see strangers coming in, instead. what do you think when you see that? not a whole lot of time. you go into shutdown mode. reporter: alex recalled husband dad seemed like he was