armenians in nagorno karabakh, four days after azerbaijan took control over the long disputed territory. the state department says mr blinken made the remarks in a conversation with armenia s prime minister held in the past few hours. the region is internationally recognised as part of azerbaijan but its population is mostly ethnic armenians, who ruled it as a breakaway republic for three decades. earlier this week, an azerbaijani military operation routed the ethnic armenian separatists, and azerbaijan has begun taking full control of the region. now tens of thousands of armenians have sought refuge in the main city, stepanakert many of them gathering at the airport. they are coping with dwindling food, medicine and fuel supplies. the red cross has managed to deliver 70 tons of aid for the first time since hostilities ended. the organisation s spokesperson, jason straziuso, said the shipments contained basic staples like wheat. it s an indication of how dire the situation is
whole revealing less than a quarter of the public approved president guidance border given him bad scores on the handling of the economy, his age and his job performance. welcome to fox news live. i am mike emanuel. let s show you images from the southern border. and influx of migrants are crossing wire, raging rivers and harsh conditions to get into the u.s. graph has the latest. let s get to the latest over mr. hello, david. they want to admit publicly or not, this border crisis continues to be a headache. it has been since day one. we are a little bit more than a year out from the presidential election. the bottom line to the border is it has to and we need to do it on a bipartisan basis. you do not bus them to new york and you don t send them to l.a. you send them back to their country of origin. president biden who spent the weekend here will head to michigan in two days to join the picket line of the united auto workers who have been striking now for a steady fe
hello, i m rajini vaidyanathan. it s been described as the new high speed railway that will form the backbone of britain s transport network. but there are now questions over the future of the h52 project which had planned to connect london, the midlands and the north of england. the uk government says it would be crazy not to review the project given soaring costs due to the war in ukraine and a rise in inflation. defence secretary, and former transport minister grant shapps told the bbc the government would need to make serious decisions on how affordable it is. the hs2 project was originally due to link london with manchester and leeds, via birmingham. there is speculation that the link between birmingham and manchester may be under threat as costs have increased significantly. the line to leeds has already been scrapped. with more, here s our political correspondent, jessica parker. hsz hs2 is this enormous rail project, and they actually already scrapped a bit of the
let s return to one of our top stories this hour that s the osiris rex space mission. the seven year project is expected to reach its conclusion later today, when a spacecraft brings back to earth samples from the surface of the asteroid bennu. let s now speak to dr charley lineweaver from australian national university. very good to speak to you. how exciting is this for a space worship like you? fix, exciting is this for a space worship like ou? ., ., , exciting is this for a space worship like ou? ., ., ., like you? a lot of things can go wron: like you? a lot of things can go wrong so like you? a lot of things can go wrong so we like you? a lot of things can go wrong so we are like you? a lot of things can go wrong so we are on like you? a lot of things can go wrong so we are on the - like you? a lot of things can go wrong so we are on the edge . like you? a lot of things can go| wrong so we are on the edge of like you? a lot of things can go - wrong so we
the ministry of defence has confirmed to the bbc that it will provide the support of armed soldiers to the metropolitan police, after a large number of firearms officers handed in their weapons. they turned in their firearms permits after an armed officer was charged with the murder of 24 year old chris kaba who was shot and killed in south london last year. earlier, the home secretary, suella braverman, ordered a review of armed policing. you d only expect to see the army on the streets of london after a terror attack. but after the decision of 100 police officers to hand in their firearms, they are on stand by. suella braverman called for a review of policing. the head of police said the system was not set up to help officers succeed. he said officers needed sufficient legal protection to do theirjob.i needed sufficient legal protection to do theirjob. to do their “ob. i was on armed to do theirjob. i was on armed resnonse for to do theirjob. i was on armed response