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Former defense secretary for accusing him of stoking divisions. Tensions high in hong kong as thousands defy a police ban to mark the 31st anniversary of the square crackdown. And daily coronavirus death toll surged to a new high in brazil and mexico which continue to ease restrictions. Mourning relatives civil rights leaders and politicians have held a memorial for george floyd the black man whose death in Police Custody sparked an outpouring of anger across the u. S. And the world mourners at a ceremony in minneapolis stood for 8 minutes and 46 seconds the length of time a white Police Offic...

against terror. against the proxy. against its terrorist in syria and wherever needed. and vis—a—vis our hostages. i throw —— i've heard all sorts of rumours by uninformed sources, so therefore i would like to tell you all to bring our hostages back. it's one of the main objectives. my top priority. myself and all my colleagues. benjamin netanyahu speaking in tel aviv. he also said soldiers will not stop until they have completed this campaign. he had a warning for hezbollah. he worried that they are playing a dangerous game and risk starting a war and deciding the destiny of...

Eighteen will be following those events across the globe throughout the day more news in a half hour to stay with us. Demonstrations in cities across the biggest in nearly a decade protesters say prices are too high and the governments corrupt in two thousand and nine unrest was met with a military crackdown so how will the government deal with the peoples anger today this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program. Death or freedom its a chant that was heard around iran this week protests angry at the high cost of basic goods the price of eggs for example has gone up forty percent in j...

The restaurant is scheduled to open this summer.

The owner of the property, Dirty Laundry Properties LLC, will sell the property to Level Realty LLC, who is then selling it to the city for $1.8 million.