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Transcripts for BBCNEWS The Travel Show 20210818 01:30:00

The taliban spokesman zabihullah mujahid tried to reassure the rest of the world afghanistan won t be used as a base for foreign fighters to spread terrorism. he also insisted women would be able to work, study, and be actively involved in society. twenty thousand afghans are to be welcomed to the uk in the coming years as part of government plans to resettle people at risk of persecution by the taliban. the prime minister has pledged up to 5,000 can seek refuge this year saying the country owed them a debt of gratitude . the authorities in haiti now say nearly 2,000 people are known to have died in saturday s powerful earthquake an increase of 500 on the previous figure. the united nations children s fund estimates that around 1.2 million people in haiti have been affected, including 500,000 children. now on bbc news,

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20210818 01:30:00

The headlines. in his first news conference the taliban spokesman zabihullah mujahid tried to reassure the rest of the world afghanistan won t be used as a base for foreign fighters to spread terrorism. he also insisted women would be able to work, study, and be actively involved in society. twenty thousand afghans are to be welcomed to the uk in the coming years as part of government plans to resettle people at risk of persecution by the taliban. the prime minister has pledged up to 5,000 can seek refuge this year saying the country owed them a debt of gratitude . the authorities in haiti now say nearly 2,000 people are known to have died in saturday s powerful earthquake an increase of 500 on the previous figure. the united nations children s fund estimates that around 1.2 million people in haiti have been affected, including 500,000 children. now on bbc news,

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS HARDtalk 20210818 03:30:00

In his first news conference, the taliban spokesman zabihullah mujahid tried to reassure the rest of the world afghanistan won t be used as a base forforeign fighters to spread terrorism. he also insisted women would be able to work, study and be actively involved in society. the us says it will be looking to the taliban to make good on its pledge to respect human rights. g 7 leaders are to meet remotely next week to discuss a common stance towards the taliban. sanctions could be imposed if the taliban fail to honour their promises. the authorities in haiti now say nearly 2,000 people are known to have died in saturday s powerful earthquake an increase of 500 on the previous figure. the united nations children s fund estimates that around 1.2 million people in haiti have been affected, including half a million children.

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20210818 02:29:00

This is bbc news the headlines. in his first news conference, the taliban spokesman zabihullah mujahid tried to reassure the rest of the world afghanistan won t be used as a base for foreign fighters to spread terrorism. he also insisted women would be able to work, study, and be actively involved in society. twenty thousand afghans are to be welcomed to the uk in the coming years as part of government plans to resettle people at risk of persecution by the taliban. the prime minister has pledged up to 5,000 can seek refuge this year saying the country owed them a debt of gratitude . the authorities in haiti now say nearly 2,000 people are known to have died in saturday s powerful earthquake an increase of 500 on the previous figure. the united nations children s

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