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Roger al jazeera reporters. We will go to egypt to speak with democracy now s Sharif Abdel Kouddous as well as the treaty to protect journalists. Two thirds of the journalists killed this year were in the middle east. The deadliest country is syria. Then on the last day of 2013, we will look at 10 hopeful things that happened in 2013 to get you inspired for whats to come. We will speak with sarah van gelder, editor in chief of yes magazine. Then we will go to germany. Among them spoke was Julian Assange. Therell be no person and has not been exposed to this ideology of transparency in keepstanding of what is to the internet free. This is the last regeneration. All of that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Iraq is capping off its worst year of violence since the height of u. S. Occupation. According to the United Nations, civilians and 950 Security Forces have been killed this year, the highest annual total since 200

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Transcripts For BBCNEWS BBC News 20200817 13:00:00

p up to 50 mph in the winds could gust up to 50 mph in exposure gcioss the winds could gust up to 50 mph in exposure across the west. Strong enough again potentially to cause damage and disruption. Unseasonably windy. The headlines pressure mounts on the government over englands exam results fiasco, an announcement is expected later, amid fears similar chaos could surround thursdays gcse results. Here we are the monday after a level results wadding there is not a proper appeals process in place and wadding there is now not enough confidence in the system for gcses, is frankly unacceptable. Northern ireland scraps plans to take into account schools past performances and instead will award gcse grades based solely on teacher estimates. Anger on the streets of belarus, as pressure mounts on president lukashenko over his disputed re election. Millions of self employed workers in the uk can apply for a second Coronavirus Support grant but for many its too late. A break with convention for

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Transcripts For BBCNEWS Breakfast 20200331

Of running out of workers to pick fresh fruit and veg. Aston villas Jack Grealish says he is deeply embarrassed and has apologised for going to a friends house at the weekend, breaking government guidance on staying at home. Les mis for the lockdown generation the family song that sums up the experiences of millions up and down the country. Good morning. It is a fairly cloudy day once again today. There will be a future was around. Best of the sunshine in the south and south east of england, and it is going to be less windy than yesterday, so not feeling as cold. I will have all the details and about 25 minutes. Its tuesday, the 31st of march. Our top story. Police forces in the uk have been told to be consistent in their use of emergency lockdown powers, after concerns some are being too heavy handed. Guidance to officers calls for a co ordinated effort and emphasises the importance of professionalism. Keith doyle has more. You shouldnt be driving. In weston super mare, police are rem

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TU holds 49th convocation ceremony, 12 thousand students take part - A Political and Business weekly

TU holds 49th convocation ceremony, 12 thousand students take part - A Political and Business weekly
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Illegal To Bar Female Students From Attending University Exams Due To Attendance Shortages Caused By Pregnancy: Rajasthan High Court

The Rajasthan High Court recently held that the University barring a female student from attending examinations due to attendance shortages caused by advanced pregnancy was illegal and arbitrary..

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