fallout from the israeli airstrike that killed of afghanistan amid the us withdrawal? no time to prepare, no emergency plan in place and no safe place to go and a judge rejecting donald trump s last-ditch effort to delay his hush money trial an unprecedented moment, lins looms over the campaign trail all right, 6:00 a.m. here in washington and also in new york, the statue of liberty shining, bright this morning. good morning, everyone. i m kasie hunt. it s wonderful to have you with us. and just hours because the white house says president biden will quote, express his frustrations to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the phone call will mark the first time that two liters have spoken since these seven world central kitchen aid workers were killed by an israeli airstrike in gaza a senior administration official says, biden is increasingly frustrated and angry, but the white house also emphasizing that there s been no shift in us policy supporting israel s military
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Nazir A teenager was forced off the road by pursuing police officers during a 110mph chase in which he jumped red lights and went the wrong way down a dual carriageway. Adam Nazir, 18, was subject to a suspended sentence order when he was spotted at the wheel of a Volkswagen Golf shortly after midnight on April 21, Bradford Crown Court heard today. Nazir, of Agar Street, Girlington, Bradford, was sent to a young offender institution for 18 months for driving dangerously in breach of the order imposed for a violent incident committed when he was in custody. Prosecutor Eleanor Durdy said Nazir pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and driving uninsured and without a licence.
THE daughter of a woman killed on Bradford’s roads has welcomed new legislation that could see life sentences handed to people who cause death by dangerous driving. Under its new Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, the Government is aiming to amend existing laws to bring in tougher sentences for a range of offences including dangerous driving. It comes five years after the Telegraph & Argus started the Stop the Danger Drivers campaign, triggering West Yorkshire Police to set up Operation Steerside, cracking down on dangerous and illegal driving. Ministers have said the new laws are part of the Government’s pledge to “crack down on crime” and “back the police”.