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A look at breaking news, politics and reports from around the world. yeah. i think that s a good point. on paul manafort, the former trump campaign chairman convicted yesterday on eight felony counts, bank fraud, tax fraud, stealing literally millions of dollars from american taxpayers, not reporting income on tens of millions of dollars, is there a chance he ll still cooperate with the special counsel paul manafort? he has another trial coming up next month. right. look. if you re paul manafort, i mean, you re looking at possibly some serious jail time. there is an incentive. but i think what you are seeing is the president telegraphing directly to paul manafort, if you stay put, if you do not as he said, if you refuse to break, if you see that tweet that he he contrasts paul manafort with michael cohen it s very clear that he s telegraphing to paul manafort that if he doesn t break with him that perhaps there s a pardon in the offing and you can see, also, by the way ....
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East africa and the horn of africa was experience famine and drought and the un said about 27 million people in kenya and somalia were facing hunger due to not having enough rain because this relies heavily on rain fed agriculture, so the real time effect of people going hungry because of famine and drought. hungry because of famine and drou~ht. ., .,, drought. and then the end of last earthe drought. and then the end of last year the reverse drought. and then the end of last year the reverse was drought. and then the end of last year the reverse was happening l drought. and then the end of last| year the reverse was happening as drought. and then the end of last - year the reverse was happening as we saw a year the reverse was happening as we saw a lot year the reverse was happening as we saw a lot of year the reverse was happening as we saw a lot of rainfall through the el nino phenomenon and we saw people losing nino phenomenon and we saw people losing their nino pheno ....
The next generation s battle will be just on the pitch. katie silver, bbc news, sydney. time for a look at the weather. here s ben rich. an extraordinary weather map. one of the big questions, is any of that heat heading our way? the answer is a resounding no no but thatis the answer is a resounding no no but that is good news because these are the temperatures we saw today, close to 45 in the south of spain. this is dangerous and in some parts of southern europe, they are set to return hotter in the next few days but we are locked away from that heat by the jet stream keeping us in this flow of cooler air and low pressure in charge. things are much cooler, unsettled. today we saw a scattering of heavy showers, many of those fading but we have more cloud scattering of heavy showers, many of those fading but we have more cloud and rain gathering to the west and and rain gathering to the west and as we head through the rest of the as we head through the rest of the ....
Woakes get rid of wicketkeeper alex carey for just five. carrie is woakes get rid of wicketkeeper alex carey forjust five. carrie is one of the australians here and they love to boo. they still haven t forgotten i think of what happened with that stumping at lord s. australian. ben stokes knew he had to take on the short, knew he had to try and find a boundary, and he did on several occasions. he made 77 by the time he finally mis hit one of those big shots and found a fielder. where did that leave the match house finally, when australia were all out, england s target for victory was 200 and of t1. there is still time and like in the evening sky for england to come out and start their second innings. we saw a reasonably confident start from zak crawley and then duckett. the key thing for england is at the end of the diet ....