Around the world. rolex awards laureate schaaf cat hussein is our guest editor on call to earth for this quarter, and he s chosen this story on how conservationist amy dickman has worked to protect one of the most significant lion populations left on earth. reporter: sunrise on the edge of ruaha national park. here in central tanzania, livestock is life. translator: our tribe be believes they re part of the family, and we cannot live without them. reporter: another day, another deadly threat for livestock and people. stefano asicheka is part of a little known tribe with a long
Hopelessness. so why do residents keep voting for this? as the hussein, don t be full again. now, here with me as chris swecker, former assistant director of the fbi and jw cortez, an 18 year veteran of the mta police department, multidisciplined instructor. he spent years underground has an mta officer. even with for as many hours as he s been able to evade them given this massive manhunt that s underway? you know, i ve always been of the mind-set that sometimes criminals can be a bit clever in their dealings. you know, sometimes we have a tendency to believe that they re all just plain old dumb but that s not always the case here in the think this individual has demonstrated that on more than one instance today. he has carefully plotted to
Suddenly this comes up on that court, this was premeditated, how would putin be approaching this? i think it did come as a surprise to many of us, but after listening to colonel jacobs explain the resupply. the russian forces right now need that resupply. there are images of russian shull soldiers going into ukrainian and getting food. they only have supplies for just a few days. so, after listening to colonel jacobs, it does make sense as to why this is happening at the moment. there are probably a few reasons as to why. but i don t think this is a glimmer of hope, when it comes to putin. atia abawi, appreciate you joining us at this hour, thank you so much. joining me right now is lecture and researcher of central and eastern european studies at the university of glasgow, hussein alley of, hussein, thank you for being here. thank you. there you are, let s start
Not combatants, are fighting. sorry, freudian slip, they re fighting very well the korean people. he is firing on civilian targets to destabilize civil lives. civic, ordinary existence for people of ukraine which is exactly would in syria. we saw it there, didn t we? let s leave ukraine for a moment. general, talk us through page three of the sunday express. hussein with all not safety bill risks free speech. david davis, the ex brexit secretary has huge concerns, as do many other people as well. there s so much to unpack here. my concern, i think, the majority of people agree that it is high times with from illegal content on the internet, to have a look at young children being able to access pornography, for example. however, this bill is
So, rather than deterring russia, he is returning us. you ve set out this week in an article, a number of things that you think the west, that nato, could be doing. and in particular, you ve taken note of the ukrainians themselves have been saying. that what nato should establish a no-fly zone. you ve call that in a more limited fashion, i think, then president zelenskyy has talked about. to cover kyiv and humanitarian routes out of ukraine. how would that work? first off, we ve done this in the past. we ve executed no-fly zones over kurdish areas in iraq, for example, when so down hussein was attacking. so, we know how to do this. secondly, we made very clear, this is for humanitarian purposes only. were there to prevent attacks on civilian population from the
Because we are living in a time of lies and conspiracy theories. barack obama was supposed to be born in kenya. or said hussein was behind 9/11. or joe biden stole the election from donald trump. how many republicans believe that according to one poll? 66%. that is not something we ve seen before. but what i love about your whole discussion this whole hour and all of our friends is that i agree with all of them. which is that, if we don t stand up for voting rights in 2022, it s game over. the centerpiece of this democracy is a system of voting that allows us to elect people to office and take them out when they lose. if you have people refusing to certify someone who has loved in a fair election miscellany by 1934, the fascist in italy, have established a
Uniindia: Baghdad, Dec 29 (UNI/Sputnik) The trial of Saddam Hussein and his co-defendants had many violations and was "not perfect," Robert Ford, former US ambassador to Iraq, told Sputnik ahead of the 15th anniversary of Saddam s execution.
Weird on air relationship would easily come away with the impression they absolutely loathed each other. do you remember that time when they were on air on cnn talking about who their mother loved the most. it was such a bizarre, uncomfortable relationship. it was just horrible viewing whenever the brothers were on air together. they clearly loathe each other. the beardsest brotherly relationship since hussein. so i m rather surprised in a way definitely scandalous to have a cuomo failed for completely the wrong reasons it seems to me. it s the care home crisis that should have got cuomo out of office. i m glad he s gone but, you know, but it took this scandal says something in itself. emily: kennedy, many journalists are calling for
Arab and Kurdish clans in the Jazira region affirmed that the Autonomous Administration project contains all the factors that make it capable of being a solution to the crises that Syria and the Middle East are going through, describing it as a positive and rare case.
Bairstow. caught it. the captain s brain beneath the caps. everything eoin morgan thought worked and how west indies obliged and where the field stood west indies batters hit. four wickets for adil rashid. 55 all out completely the new england. the batting wasn t perfect, though. hussein s agility to catch livingston. three wickets down but in the ninth over it was done. england looks like the world number one. joe wilson, bbc news. speaking of hammerings. .. there was a rout at stamford bridge as the premier league s top side chelsea beat bottom of the table norwich 7 0. mason mount hadn t scored since may but he started the hosts off inside the first ten minutes, and that was just a sign of things to come. callum hudson 0doi, reecejames and ben chilwell all got on the scoresheet, before mount finished off the scoring with his first chelsea hat trick.