Snipers from is in streets around here and other than that they have drones, this will be a hard fight. And in os sport, well be looking towards the 2024 Olympic Games. More on our top Story Donald Trumpjunior releasing emails showing he was eager to accept what he was told was damaging information about Hillary Clinton provided by the russian state, during the president ial campaign. It appears to be the first confirmation that a trump associate attended a meeting in the expectation of being handed Sensitive Information from russian officials. Theres been strong criticism from democrats and some republicans. But there are those saying its no big deal like Elizabeth Price foley, an american legal theorist and a supporter of the president. I think at this point it is much ado about nothing and there is nothing illegal about obtaining Opposition Research from whatever source. Recently politico ran stories showing that a dnc operative, which isa Campaign Showing that a dnc operative, whic
Turns on settled from the west again on wednesday. Hello, this is bbc news. The headlines at 8. 30pm Great Ormond Street Hospital contacts the police after staff received Death Threats and online abuse in relation to the charlie gard case. As some of president trumps family prepare to give evidence to the investigation into his teams possible links with russia, the president tweets a reminder that he has the complete power to issue a pardon. Boots has said it is truly sorry for its response to calls to cut the cost of one its morning after pills. The company faced criticism after saying it wanted to avoid incentivising inappropriate use of the pills. Airline pilots have welcomed Government Plans to introduce a Registration System for privately owned drones. It follows growing concern about the risk they pose to aircraft. Now on bbc news, its time for our world. In the syrian city of raqqa, the group that calls itself Islamic State is under siege. Its fighters are surrounded by a kurdis
Turns on settled from the west again on wednesday. Hello, this is bbc news. The headlines at 8. 30pm Great Ormond Street Hospital contacts the police after staff received Death Threats and online abuse in relation to the charlie gard case. As some of president trumps family prepare to give evidence to the investigation into his teams possible links with russia, the president tweets a reminder that he has the complete power to issue a pardon. Boots has said it is truly sorry for its response to calls to cut the cost of one its morning after pills. The company faced criticism after saying it wanted to avoid incentivising inappropriate use of the pills. Airline pilots have welcomed Government Plans to introduce a Registration System for privately owned drones. It follows growing concern about the risk they pose to aircraft. Now on bbc news, its time for our world. In the syrian city of raqqa, the group that calls itself Islamic State is under siege. Its fighters are surrounded by a kurdis
Raqqa, Islamic State is making a final stand. Fighting them, a fragile coalition. Gunshots. Of powers, great and small. Of arabs and kurds. Of Men And Women. The enemy they face has weaponised fear. But this is more than the final showdown with isis in its capital. Its also a battle for a kurdish state in northern syria. Theres something bigger than me. Its for people here, the women here and women in the middle east, and maybe potentially the world. Its a fight for territory, both physical and ideological. This story begins not in raqqa, but in kobane. What remains of this largely kurdish city stands as a monument to a brutal Turning Point in the war against Islamic State. It was here that is reached its high water mark. Its territory extending as far as the turkish border. It was here it met its first significant defeat. The cemetery in kobane testifies to just how high a price kurdish fighters, Men And Women, have already paid in their war against is. For the kurds, this is part of
Raqqa, Islamic State is making a final stand. Fighting them, a fragile coalition. Gunshots. Of powers, great and small. Of arabs and kurds. Of Men And Women. The enemy they face has weaponised fear. But this is more than the final showdown with isis in its capital. Its also a battle for a kurdish state in northern syria. Theres something bigger than me. Its for people here, the women here and women in the middle east, and maybe potentially the world. Its a fight for territory, both physical and ideological. This story begins not in raqqa, but in kobane. What remains of this largely kurdish city stands as a monument to a brutal Turning Point in the war against Islamic State. It was here that is reached its high water mark. Its territory extending as far as the turkish border. It was here it met its first significant defeat. The cemetery in kobane testifies to just how high a price kurdish fighters, Men And Women, have already paid in their war against is. For the kurds, this is part of