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For british prime ministers, and liz truss will be landing here at a critical time. good morning, everyone, welcome to belfast. if anyone is feeling apprehensive, put on the flak jackets which you will find under your seat. she'll need to try to broker a new political peace between highly polarised parties, and repair the british and irish relationship which brexit has taken on a bumpy ride. onlyjoking, folks, about the flak jacket! peace walls still divide unionist and nationalist communities, and getting a government back for northern ireland means restoring a partnership between political p...

It was covered with a flak jacket that she was wearing, clearly marked press. shireen dyed to protect that fundamental freedom. she was a fearless reporter who i got to know when i was based in jerusalem. in fact, she actually took me under her wing and taught me so much about the region and the conflict, as new route newsroom colleagues. we became friends. she was kind. she was gracious. she was hilarious. she was compassionate. her humanity was unmatched and reflected in the people she covered and the stories she told were nearly 25 years reporting on the front lines of the israeli, palestin...

About this killing. let's begin with shireen abu _ about this killing. let's begin with shireen abu akleh _ about this killing. let's begin with shireen abu akleh herself, - about this killing. let's begin with shireen abu akleh herself, she i about this killing. let's begin with i shireen abu akleh herself, she was an enormously well respected, well liked colleague among the people who i have known in this region. there is a lot of shock, a lot of disbelief, there is tremendous sadness this morning at the death of an extremely respected colleague. she worked for aljazeera for 25 years. what w...

Have been out there in their flak jacket with their d mining equipment. the reduction is not as severe as we had thought. but getting it out of ukraine, at scale, and -- so vulnerable, it's our biggest challenge right now. so, the pressure has paid off so far. there's pressure from african countries, that is going to be important. we have drawn down something called the bill emerson trust, with usda, to bring colleagues on to -- the supplemental requests -- and that is going to be incredibly important. and usaid is working in 80 countries, developing countries, many in sub-saharan africa to th...