A very stake as wiki leaks founder Julian Assange prepares for his possible extradition to the us. Why theyre just so 5 pm this friday evening in moscow live from our to International World news center its kevin owen here for the next 30 minutes because stick around to take you through the news were reporting from russia today as you just heard starting in syria theyre fighting in the Northwestern Province russia is calling now on turkey to allow refugees there safe passage to areas under the control of president assad the request comes after Turkish Backed rebel fighters launched an offensive against government positions near the town of rab on thursday. With an estimated 900000. 00 people displaced by the violence 2 u. S. Lawmakers now called for secretary of state might pompei or to take diplomatic action against syria and russia at the same time though American Military officials also acknowledge the complexity of the situation in it admitting that the province has become a haven f
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The Marine Corps has been investing time, money and resources into modernizing the force to meet objectives outlined in the Commandant’s Planning Guidance, Force Design 2030 and the National Defense Strategy.
Brig. Gen. A.J. Pasagian, commander of Marine Corps Systems Command, has stated that no investment is more important than those in support of the infantry Marine.
“The Marine Corps in 2030 does not exist without the individual Marine, what they re wearing and what they re carrying,” said Pasagian. “Enhancing our infantry Marines by providing them with the best capabilities available remains an integral, ongoing priority for the Marine Corps.”
Barrow DJs present more than £1,000 to Bay Hospitals Charity
18/02/2021
A group of Barrow DJs has presented more than £1,000 to the Bay Hospitals Charity after setting out to raise funds for Furness General Hospital in memory of a wellâknown Barrow entertainer.
Stuart Salt was a DJ in the town for 40 years.
Stuartâs nephew, Andy Naylor, with fellow DJs Ronnie Rayner, Phil Anderson, Richard Allen and Chris Woodburn set up the Barrow Boogie nights group to host community fundraising events in his memory.
In early 2020 the group held a 70s and 80s rock night, followed by a socially-distanced rock and roll bingo night when COVID restrictions allowed during the summer.