again, we realized that there are perfectly legitimate reasons why individuals from u.s. banks would be withdrawing money in iraq, syria, or neighboring countries. there are perfectly legitimate reasons for them to send wire transfers. it is the combination of that information that banks provide with other intelligence that really paints the picture for us. so it is not necessarily just one piece of the puzzle. right over here. mr. roberts: on catch onto one set of words that you used. you mentioned that hundreds may be exposed to material here in the united states, maybe thousands. that s a lot more than has been publicly discussed in the past. you have been involved in what many of the discussions about what role the united the government will take. and i ask you where that conversation is right now. how does the fbi feel about working with community groups, doing interventions, the role of state and locals as opposed to the fbi. mr. roberts: we have worked with eac
in the community has reduced significantly, we believe that the risk to those for some. curfews ignored as shielding is lower. for around 2.3 million patients american protests continue after the in england and wales death of george floyd. they are off, this is a huge step. but it‘s one some are reluctant to take. sort of, the world of sport prepares the change in guidance came unexpectedly, with no clear to return, but in front of empty reduction in the r number, or the rate at which the virus is reproducing. stands. health charities say they‘re being inundated with questions which they‘re finding difficult to answer. does this mean it s the end of shielding? does this mean that my employer is going to now ask me to go back to work? good afternoon. the chancellor rishi sunak says people will soon get their lives back to normal in the i am not ready for that, uk. the biggest easing i m not confident with that. of lockdown measures also people are saying, is it safe? s
roger harrabin, bbc news. he isa he is a man who can tell you how long you can. here s tomasz schafernaker. thank you. once again, today and tomorrow, june and july like temperatures and tonnes of sunshine on the way, but there is going to be a trend, changing our weather patterns over the next week or so. it will turn cooler. now, at the moment, there is hardly any cloud gci’oss moment, there is hardly any cloud across the uk, so tonnes of sunshine beating down on a bus with high levels of uv, but on us, but to the north, we are starting to see the north, we are starting to see the change happening and the winds will change direction and rather than coming in from southern climes, a plunge into cold air all the way from the arctic, so we are looking ata from the arctic, so we are looking at a potentially 10 degrees drop. more importantly, for gardens and growers , more importantly, for gardens and growers, this is good news, some rainfall in the way. the not so good ne
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