degrees fahrenheit for days now and these temperatures are likely to continue for at least the next few days. the greek prime minister has already said that, you know, greece is at war with the fires. these are the words that he used. he has promised to try to compensate those who have suffered the most and this, of course, includes the people in islands like rhodes. rhodes is a very popular destination, one of greece s most popular tourist destinations which means now with 1,000 evacuations, the restauranteurs and everybody else on the island is also going to suffer. so far repatriations have been under way, a number of planes have been coming on just to bring people back home or to take tourists to other destinations to continue their holiday. the greek authorities are pointing out that in their opinion procedures are being followed, that people have been safe. we have not heard anything about
The four members from the same family are among the 17 people that were killed by the leakage of a gas cylinder at the Angelo Informal Settlement in Boksburg last week.
they do speak russian. they felt so much betrayed that they couldn t believe that those people who share the same language with them came with war to them. this war was very much vladimir putin s war. if, for one reason or another, he doesn t survive in power, do you think the hatred that ukrainians must feel do feel towards russia would be less? if somebody from the russian government dares to say, look, it was a horrible mistake, we genuinely apologise, and if they pay repatriations, as germany did, you know, it could be a point of talks, as far as i see it now. but there were no such moments yet. but i assume if the war stops, if they withdraw all their troops and if they initiate the talk about apology, i can t imagine any ukrainians having hatred just to russian people
women and girls in castlepollard in county westmeath. i should never have been in ireland that s my take on that because i was born in london. the mother and baby homes, as they were known, were seen as places of punishment. maria was eventually adopted. later, mother and daughter looked for each other. after philomena died, maria discovered they d both lived in edinburgh at the same time. repatriations were organised by british and irish state agencies and religious charities until the 19705. research, so far, has revealed around 3,000 cases, but campaigners believe the real figure is higher. archives indicate welfare officials in britain regarded unmarried irish mothers as a burden on resources. the cost was something that theyjust kept coming back to, and this was part of the reason for the repatriation scheme.
a british citizen. her mother, philomena, was irish and wasn t married. this was their destination an institution for unmarried women and girls in castlepollard in county westmeath. i should never have been in ireland that s my take on that because i was born in london. the mother and baby homes, as they were known, were seen as places of punishment. maria was eventually adopted. later, mother and daughter looked for each other. after philomena died, maria discovered they d both lived in edinburgh at the same time. she wrote a poem about her sense of loss. you are the blood in my veins, the water in my teardrops. but still i ache. repatriations were organised by british and irish state agencies and religious charities until the 19705.