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family's consent, cnn has decided to show shy ahead in life and death in order to give a face to this war's deadly impact on children at a luck, some martyrs hospital, those who can still be saved arrive alongside those who cannot amid the chaos, shy heads, pink pants, dangling as a doctor confirms what it's tragically obvious. but shahira is not alone. she's one of eight children who died on that crowded street in omaha, z the hospital says they were killed in an israeli airstrike by publication time, the israeli military said only that the incident is under review one after another. there small bodies arrive at the hospital there's more and into the arms of grieving parents his eyes swollen and read the father of nine-year-old lujain recounts
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from military witnesses can to be used as evidence in the trial of solider f over bloody sunday in 1972. 13 people were shot dead when the parachute regiment opened fire on a civil rights march in londonderry. soldier f, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been charged with two murders and five attempted murders. a drink—driver, who killed a charity cyclist and then hid his body in a shallow grave on a remote scottish estate, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. alexander mckellar was speeding when he hit 63—year—old tony parsons, and left him to die on the a82 near bridge of 0rchy in 2017. mr parsons' remains weren't found for three years. british police are investigating the deaths of 88 people in the uk who bought a poisonous substance from a man in canada who's accused of helping people to take their own lives. kenneth law was arrested near toronto in may,
people not have any other options in the lives they lead? it is people not have any other options in the lives they lead?— the lives they lead? it is a really important _ the lives they lead? it is a really important point. _ the lives they lead? it is a really important point. since _ the lives they lead? it is a really important point. since the - the lives they lead? it is a really i important point. since the financial crisis there was a big clampdown on banks doing unsecured lending to what they call sub—prime customers. then you had the payday lenders step in. but they were doing some really bad behaviour in terms of lending to people who couldn't afford it and some of they're chasing techniques weren't great. that came under a crackdown. but it has meant that there has been a collapse in regulated provision for people with poor credit records all thin the credit histories and also —— or not great credit histories. the credit histories and also -- or not great credit histories.— great credit histories. the idea of in work people — great credit histories. the idea of in work people who _ great credit histories. the idea of in work people who cannot - great credit histories. the idea of in work people who cannot pay i in work people who cannot pay their food bills or their car payment. simple things like 40 million people in the uk have less than £100 in
afghanistan. there is no bitterness. there is joy, there is laughter and a love for his country, and a singular focus on his friends and fellow soldiers who lost more than he did, he did not want to talk about himself, he wanted to talk about those who cannot come back at all. this is what memorial day is for, to honor those who fell in service and sack fight for our country, we could pick any number of wars and battles as we close, let's do so with a vivid reminder of what happened on a far away beach as american to liberate a continent from a brutal regime. so many young men killed. they did not ask whether you agreed with them on politics or culture, who you voted for, what party you were a member of, they didn't ask why me, they died on the beaches of france because the world needed them.
party. more specifically, the house democrats, not the house republicans. >> for years we've watched as democrats in congress spent your hard-earned tax dollars, like the dollars were imaginary. >> you have to be worried about what it means to have a weak, rudderless president who cannot stand up to out of control spending. >> by the way, have the democrats stopped spending? no! >> sometimes it's stated more as an obvious shared premise than a claim or an accusation that this is all democrats. what's funny is we talk about how american politics have changed, and lately it has, i bet you've noticed in the last six years or so. but this has not. from the day of newt gingrich to now kevin mccarthy, you have clashes over spending debts and the debt ceiling, and they're against this backdrop where this is a one-note thing. it's the idea that the republicans are the lower spending more fiscally conservative party. is that true?
social workers, somebody who could try to make sure they are okay. >> and just the last two years alone, more than 250,000 migrant children have crossed the united states border alone. you just talked about that, only to be released sometimes -- two strangers, here in the united states. is the migrant child labor crisis, hannah, a new problem. frankly, has it been building up for years? >> this has been building up for the last decade. some children have always crossed the border by themselves. but they used to go to parents who took care of them, provided for them. over the last decade, we have seen a shift, where the majority now go to people, like you say, who are relatives, sometimes total strangers. those people are much less likely to look out for these kids. so they end up on the hook for rent, sometimes they have huge debts, with the people they live with. we are fighting in the jobs will hire kids, who cannot legally work, those are the
testified too for his entire life. at the end of his pastoral rule, st. gregory the great urged a friend to offer him the spiritual accompaniment. he said this. the shipwreck of the present life sustain me, i beseech you. with the plank of your prayer, and since my own wheat six me down. the hand of your merit will raise me up. here we see the awareness of the pastor who cannot carry alone a truth he could never carry al alone. and can thus commend himself to the prayers and the care of the people entrusted to him. and god's faith now accompanies the life of the one who was the