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Thousands of staff trained in Schengen border control, visa policy, migration, asylum and police cooperation

In the process of Romanias accession to the Schengen area, the Multifunctional Centre for Schengen Training (CMPS) has trained thousands of…

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Breakfast

is to set out labour's plans to improve school attendance in england later today. in a speech, she'll promise a mental—health counsellor in every secondary school and speech and language support for younger children. it's as a recent poll conducted by the centre—right think tank the centre for socialjustice suggested that almost three in ten parents believe it is not essential for children to attend school every day. and more than a fifth of pupils in england were "persistently absent" across the autumn and spring terms for 2022 to �*23, which means they missed 10% or more of their school sessions. however, the government says that there were around 380,000 fewer pupils persistently absent or not attending in 2022 to 2023 compared to the previous year. bridget phillipsonjoins us now. good morning to you, thank you for

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Memories and wisdom from esteemed ANC elder

On December 7, South Africans woke up to the shocking news that Mavuso Msimang, deputy president of the ANC Veterans’ League, had resigned from the party after more than 60 years of being a member of it.

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9 New Books We Recommend This Week

Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.

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The Briefing

demonise someone on their ideology, i have no problem with that, elections are about ideologies and people choosing a set of policies that they think will make their lives better.— that they think will make their lives better. this polarisation, erodinu lives better. this polarisation, eroding the — lives better. this polarisation, eroding the centre, _ lives better. this polarisation, eroding the centre, getting i lives better. this polarisation, j eroding the centre, getting rid lives better. this polarisation, i eroding the centre, getting rid of the centre where everyone used to feel comfortable, aren't you one of the profits, as it were, of polarisation in order to win elections?— polarisation in order to win elections? ., ~ .. polarisation in order to win elections? ., ~ ., elections? no, i think in fact that is very wrong- — elections? no, i think in fact that is very wrong- if— elections? no, i think in fact that is very wrong. if you _ elections? no, i think in fact that is very wrong. if you polarise - elections? no, i think in fact that is very wrong. if you polarise too | is very wrong. if you polarise too many people, you will not get to a majority of votes. i think polarisation is very dangerous. in fact, it is the opposite. i think you need to find the majority of voices in order to win an election, not the small wing of the party. that works in primaries, we have in the united states primary elections, and in order to win a primary, usually the person, on the democrat and republican side, whoever takes

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The Briefing

enough. this is one offence too many. enough. this is one offence too man . . . ., , many. the march end of this afternoon — many. the march end of this afternoon in _ many. the march end of this afternoon in a _ many. the march end of this afternoon in a different - many. the march end of this afternoon in a different kind | many. the march end of this l afternoon in a different kind of protest, burning cars, tear gas, clashes with police. one local resident told us her own teenage son had been mistreated by police, and that the violence following nahel�s death was justified. translation: that the violence following nahel�s death wasjustified. translation: i death wasjustified. translation: i would not be surprised of the trouble — would not be surprised of the trouble continues as long as there are no— trouble continues as long as there are no consequences for this police officen _ are no consequences for this police officen i_ are no consequences for this police officen i am — are no consequences for this police officer. lam not are no consequences for this police officer. i am not in the heads of the young — officer. i am not in the heads of the young people here, but i would agree _ the young people here, but i would agree with — the young people here, but i would agree with them. the the young people here, but i would agree with them.— the young people here, but i would agree with them. the officer is now in custody and _ agree with them. the officer is now in custody and fitting _ agree with them. the officer is now in custody and fitting it _ agree with them. the officer is now in custody and fitting it onto - in custody and fitting it onto voluntary homicide. the french interior minister said it was time for the violence to stop. last night's riots and burning a school, a town hall, a social centre, that has nothing to do with what happened. those responsible for the trouble should now go home. but

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The Briefing

side, we want security first, then peace. so part of the language we used was benjamin netanyahu. your piece, we took the language of the left and the rate and put them together, because back then, the other dividing line was people who identified first as a due versus people identified first as an israeli. they were very different in the way they acted and the way the voters. so we needed to make sure that the people who self identified as jews, tend that the people who self identified asjews, tend to vote more right of centre the left of centre, turned out to vote, and we had to use the one which of both camps, the palace will dividejerusalem was really meant to drive out the voters right of centre, and identified asjews first. of centre, and identified as jews first. ~ ., , of centre, and identified as jews first. ~ ~ ., of centre, and identified as jews first. ~ . ., ., , ., first. was it true? would paris have divided jerusalem? _ first. was it true? would paris have divided jerusalem? it _ first. was it true? would paris have divided jerusalem? it is _ first. was it true? would paris have divided jerusalem? it is hard - first. was it true? would paris have divided jerusalem? it is hard to - divided jerusalem? it is hard to sa . divided jerusalem? it is hard to say- whether — divided jerusalem? it is hard to say. whether there _ divided jerusalem? it is hard to say. whether there would - divided jerusalem? it is hard to say. whether there would be i divided jerusalem? it is hard to say. whether there would be a | divided jerusalem? it is hard to - say. whether there would be a line downjerusalem, i don't think so, but things will be given to the palestinian authority as part of a peace deal.

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BBC News

troop! by by the centre! slow march! so initially, the guards form a slow march. this, i believe is music, welsh spirit.

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BBC News

escorts _ escort to the colour, change arms! escorts to— escort to the colour, change arms! escorts to the _ escort to the colour, change arms! escorts to the colour _ escort to the colour, change arms! escorts to the colour will _ escort to the colour, change arms! escorts to the colour will advance i escorts to the colour will advance by the _ escorts to the colour will advance by the centre. _ escorts to the colour will advance by the centre, slow _ escorts to the colour will advance by the centre, slow march! - escorts to the colour will advance by the centre, slow march! the . by the centre, slow march! the escort advances _ by the centre, slow march! the escort advances in _ by the centre, slow march! escort advances in slow time. by the centre, slow march!- escort advances in slow time. the music is escort to the colour by richard ridings. just take a look at this point as well, at the band. because the band is having to perform the equivalent of 83—point turn. hundreds of positions supported by a corps of drums changing direction without changing formation. they do say henry, that this is not written down anywhere. it is passed on by tradition, and i'm not sure of your take on that. i'm not sure of your take on that. i'm not sure i'm qualified to comment on what the band are doing, but it certainly, the dark arts of

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BBC News at One

an: , i anger of families affected. i am angry. i need — anger of families affected. i am angry, i need questions - anger of families affected. i am angry, i need questions answered. i am just— angry, i need questions answered. i am just still— angry, i need questions answered. i am just still hurt. i am still upset~ _ am just still hurt. i am still upset. and it is not going to go away— upset. and it is not going to go awayiust— upset. and it is not going to go awayjust like that. upset. and it is not going to go away just like that.— upset. and it is not going to go away just like that. away “ust like that. 227,321 people in awayjust like that. 227,321 people in the uk have _ awayjust like that. 227,321 people in the uk have died _ awayjust like that. 227,321 people in the uk have died of— awayjust like that. 227,321 people in the uk have died of covid. - awayjust like that. 227,321 people | in the uk have died of covid. those later statistics are based on information on death certificates. the true number is likely to be much higher. the inquiry�*s chair, lady hallett, insisted people would be at the centre of it. i hallett, insisted people would be at the centre of it.— the centre of it. i know that there are those who — the centre of it. i know that there are those who feel— the centre of it. i know that there are those who feel that _ the centre of it. i know that there are those who feel that the - the centre of it. i know that there | are those who feel that the inquiry has not sufficiently recognised their loss. i hope they will understand when they see the results of the work we are doing that i am listening to them. this of the work we are doing that i am listening to them.— listening to them. this part of the inuui listening to them. this part of the inquiry will _ listening to them. this part of the inquiry will focus _ listening to them. this part of the inquiry will focus on _ listening to them. this part of the inquiry will focus on the _ listening to them. this part of the inquiry will focus on the uk's - inquiry will focus on the uk's preparedness for the pandemic. it will be from experts, including scientists and politicians. this morning, hugo keith kc, was told the nation was taken by surprise by significant aspects of the covid disease. young even at this stage,

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