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lincoln crown court heard that lilia vallutiuh died from a single stab wound to the chest in boston onjuly 28. deividas skebas was found unfit to plead due to his mental health. in a trial of the facts, the jury determined he had killed lilia. jessica lane has more. he hasn't been in court himself. this is what's known as a trial of fax, and is not like a normal trial. he was excused from attending, and thatis he was excused from attending, and that is because the judge told the jury that is because the judge told the jury he is seriously mentally ill. he has previously been found unfit from bleeding in the trial. the trial of facts is reallyjust to work out whether he stabbed lily, but the jury was told multiple times that they were not here to decide whether or not he was guilty of murder. just to remind her that the nine—year—old was killed on the 28th ofjuly last year, at about 615 in the evening. she'd been playing in the evening. she'd been playing in the street outside her mum strop, which is on fountain lane in the centre of boston. today, the court
ron desantis because that is where the terms from the the attacks from the trump campaign have come recently. he is the closest thing to a competitor that trump has right now. this is a huge problem for them. this base has swallowed, hook, line, and sinker, this entire idea that he stands in for everyone, that there is an attack on donald trump and every single person who aligns with him. he has made this an attack on the rule of law. that is his entire campaign strategy. there spaces are completely sealed off from the mainstream media. they're not talking about taxes or the economy in hard numbers. they are not talking about traditional facts. they are just talking about the facts that they believe donald trump got screwed several years ago and will not let go of it. >> those are for 10 fax. let's get back to the fast
she is acting like she is trying to aspire to be an influence. that answer, when she was asked walking along the river, something powerful that people just do not know about you, the only thing that i could come up with is i do my homework. i am mediocre at best. i will show up for congressional hearings and i will have read the pamphlet that someone put together for me. i expect that out of her. even cnn has called her out with a very wobbly relationship with fax. a 2019 article that says she has a hard time when she speaks, she misspoke facts about the keystone pipeline. her to talk video where she essentially made a tiktok account saying we should not be banding to talk, that is banning free speech. there is a national security when it comes to tiktok. does not really understand. that was a really pathetic
scheme for european union would also help bolster the shortages were sitting across economy, notjust in hospitality but in other areas with vacancy rates of half a million.— of half a million. the capital is really struggling - of half a million. the capital is really struggling the - is really struggling the moment, it is a busy time of year, but is it a countrywide issue in the key cities across the country? it issue in the key cities across the country?— issue in the key cities across the country? it is countrywide, particularly _ the country? it is countrywide, particularly acute _ the country? it is countrywide, particularly acute in _ the country? it is countrywide, particularly acute in places - particularly acute in places like london where as you say you have the density of hospitality and that vibrant job market, lower unemployment, but we are also seeing shortages across scotland, northern ireland, parts of the south—west, the areas where we need to step up and have a larger workforce due to seasonal demand in tourism and a third of our businesses are saying that they are having to change their hours of opening, occupancy, because they don't have staff. that means that we have staff. that means that we have a fax to businesses across
to aspire to be an influence. that answer, when she was asked walking along the river, something powerful that people just do not know about you, the only thing that i could come up with is i do my homework. i am mediocre at best. i will show up for congressional hearings and i will have read the pamphlet that someone put together for me. i expect that out of her. even cnn has called her out with a very wobbly relationship with fax. a 2019 article that says she has a hard time when she speaks, she misspoke facts about the keystone pipeline. her to talk video where she essentially made a tiktok account saying we should not be banding to talk, that is banning free speech. there is a national security when it comes to tiktok. does not really understand. that was a really pathetic answer.
fact that prices are coming down, and even if things are not perfect, they're trending in the right direction. that's what he's hoping to create as the atmosphere as he runs for re-election next year. >> can you convince people of the personal economics? recovering the economy, going in the right direction, recent polls show the majority of the americans are still sour on the kmirks sour on their personal economy. can you convince them by having these big speeches? >> look. it's not the speech that's going to do it. the fact that at the gas pump it was $4.97 a year ago and now it's down to $3.65, $3.64. as long as people fight, they see the help wanted signs, they can get work if they're looking for it, they can afford things if they want it eve if they have to pay a little more, it's the sass fax.
Tunisian security forces in Sfax have rounded up hundreds of people from sub-Saharan Africa, including children, and dropped them in a no man’s land between the Tunisian and Libyan border, where they remain trapped with neither food nor water. These forced deportations carried out by the security services come against a backdrop of heightened anti-migrant rhetoric and violence that broke out in Sfax the night of July 3. Our team spoke to a man from the Ivory Coast who said that some people had d
Hundreds of African migrants were stranded in dire conditions in a desert area of southern Tunisia on Thursday after being expelled from the port city of Sfax, witnesses told AFP. Racial tensions flared this week into violence targeting migrants from sub-Saharan African countries, with dozens fleeing the city or being forcibly evicted.NGOs say hundreds of migrants have been taken in buses to desert areas in southern Tunisia, some near the border with Libya and others close to the frontier with A
Racial tensions in the Tunisian coastal city of Sfax flared into violence targeting migrants from sub-Saharan Africa, dozens of whom were forcibly evicted from the city, witnesses said Wednesday.Videos shared on social media showed police chasing dozens of migrants from their homes to the cheers of city residents, before loading them into police cars.
take necessary measures for renters. we have a choice in this country, and the choice we have made is to invest in our economy, giving us the fastest growing economy in the g7 for the past two years, creating jobs with record low unemployment and increasing peoples wages by providing the national living wage, £1600 into everybody�*s pockets. that is how this government is supporting people. i is how this government is supporting --eole. ~' ., is how this government is supporting neale, ~' ., , , , people. i know the deputy prime minister is _ people. i know the deputy prime minister is not _ people. i know the deputy prime minister is not good _ people. i know the deputy prime minister is not good on - people. i know the deputy prime minister is not good on fax i people. i know the deputy prime minister is not good on fax but i minister is not good on fax but their party did crash the economy, and he will know according to his own government data, over 2 million buy to let properties are missing out on support. no—fault evictions are up by 116% this year, so will he tell us if the prime minister has the spine to stand up to the vested