by snow and wind. france s parliament has approved the government s implementation of a vaccine pass. it paves the way for the regulation to come into effect in the coming days. the pass will require people to have a certificate of vaccination to enter public places like restaurants, cafes, cinemas and long distance trains. somalia s government spokesman has been injured in a suicide attack on his car in the capital mogadishu. eyewitnesses said mohamed ibrahim moalimuu was targeted directly because the suicide bomber detonated the explosives close to where he was sitting. the islamist group al shabaab said it carried out the attack. the uk culture secretary has said that the bbc licence fee will be abolished in 2027. in a tweet, nadine dorries said a forthcoming announcement on the price of the licence fee for the next few years would be the last, but hasn t said how
happened based on current reporting. so a lot of questions about what british authorities knew and then if he was unknown, what was he doing here for the last two weeks and how did he also purchase a firearm? that is an intelligence analyst at the fbi. let s get some of the day s other news. a massive winter storm is creating hazardous conditions for millions in the us and is expected to travel north as far as canada by the weekend. north carolina is urging people to stay off the roads and travel only when it s absolutely necessary. an estimated 100 million people are expected to be affected by snow and wind. somalia s government spokesman has been injured in a suicide attack on his car in the capital mogadishu. eyewitnesses said mohamed ibrahim moalimuu was targeted directly because the suicide bomber detonated the explosives close to where he was sitting. the islamist group al shabaab said it carried out the attack. the uk culture secretary has
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Washington - Somalia’s al-Shabab militant group has an annual budget of $24 million to spend on purchasing weapons, a new report finds. The report b