Figure since taking over twitter. he s brought back donald trump, removed covid misinformation rules and fired thousands of staff. it s always hard to predict the twists and turns at twitter but it does appear as though in a few weeks time this place will have a new boss. james clayton, bbc news, san francisco. before we go is the countdown to the grand finale of the eurovision song contest and for the first time this year and americans will be able to vote for their favourites. australia first voted in 2015 and is wildly popular there, this family travelled to take part. it’s popular there, this family travelled to take part- popular there, this family travelled to take part. it s been my dream to no to to take part. it s been my dream to go to your to take part. it s been my dream to go to your is to take part. it s been my dream to go to your is the to take part. it s been my dream to go to your is the most to take part. it s been my dream to go to your is the most incre
Worsened the heavy rains that caused largescale flooding across swathes of nigeria and niger this year, killing hundreds of people according to a study by world weather attribution. the floods displaced at least 1.5 million people swept away hundreds of thousands of homes and devastated more than half a million hectares of farmland. now it s time for all the latest sports news. hello there. i m gavin ramshaw and this is your update from the bbc sport centre. the french world cup squad arrived in qatar on wednesday for the defence of the title they won in russia in 2018. they re looking to become only the third team in history and the first since brazil in 1962 to win back to back world cups. but they haven t been helped by a lengthy injury list. midfielders paul pogba and n golo kante, who both helped france to the title four years ago, are among those ruled out of this year s tournament. striker christopher nkunku withdrew from the squad through injury on tuesday and there s a doubt
Videos shared on social media show a country bristling with defiance. after decades under authoritarian rule, the people seem determined for regime change. samira hussain, bbc news, islamabad. just a few weeks to go before the world cup kicks off in qatar, the australian squad have released a collective statement against qatar s human rights record the first side to do so in this competition. the video message criticises the treatment of migrant workers, and of the lgbtq+ community. campaigners in the uk say they don t think anyone from those communities should travel to watch the world cup in qatar, as 0lly foster reports. mbappe with a shooting chance! injust undera month, france will start their world cup defence. the champions will play australia first in qatar. there are universal values that should define football. and the socceroos are the first team to collectively criticise the gulf state on its human rights record. over the last two years, we have been on a journey to under
Die in the senate. it was a symbol we support the police. most people understand the democratic party has not close to supporting the police but they are trying to get that foot in the door so when people vote they will say isn t that true that nancy pelosi s crew put all that money into policing? but, for the two years they defamed and defunded the police. ainsley: extremists did and jim clyburn saying this is a terrible message for democrats. did he stop them. no. they defunded the police here. $1 billion. in new york. steve: look at the issues affecting you, wherever you live. inflation and your personal safety, you are terrified of it. that s why the democrats are doing. this they are going what are they talking about? look at all that money we did in the house? of course brian you are absolutely right. it s not going to go anywhere. brian: i hit on sky tv last night. and in australia first thing they said to me what s going on with crime in america? they are seeing every
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