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Politicians from the five main parties in Northern Ireland set out their opposition to the governments plan to end all prosecutions for crimes committed during the troubles. Sir Mo Farah tells us that racist abuse towards black sportsmen and women is getting worse and the racist attacks on england players after their defeat to italy in the euros was shocking and unacceptable and permission for eating outside restaurants, pubs and bars in england is expected to be made permanent to help the sector recover from the pandemic. Good morning. Emergency services in Western Germany, supported by hundreds of troops, are resuming their search for dozens of people missing after Record Rainfall caused the worst flooding in living memory. At least 80 people have died in what the chancellor, angela merkel, called a catastrophe. Thousands have been evacuated from their homes with the german army using helicopters to rescue people from rooftops. At least nine people have also died in the netherlands
Bbc-newsHeadlinesHelloVictoria-derbyshireRainfallFloodingRainRiversSomeBanksWestern-germanyAreas going to make a return. is it certain she s going to compete? yes. she is slated to compete. a lot of people will be watching. andy, thank you. the next hour of cnn this morning starts right now. 7 a.m. it went by quickly. good morning, everyone. welcome to cnn this morning. i m amarer walker. i m victor blackwell. the fight between the special prosecutor and donald trump heating up now after the former president posted this threat jerng, they say, message on his social media. now the special counsel is calling on the judge in the january 6th case to take action. authorities have identified another victim in the gilgo beach murders. it comes just a week after rex heuermann was identified. could the killing be tied to the same suspect. chaos in new york city. thousands of people flood the streets after a social media influencer posts online about a give away. she s back. gymnast simone biles makes the return for the first time since the tokyo olympics. we
StatementProgramsOregon-stateWashington-stateStanfordPac-12CalSports-programsMillions12FourStudent-fans army s de facto leader, abdel fattah al burhan, and a paramilitary group called the rapid support forces, led by mohamed hamdan dagalo. it began on 15 april of last year, when fierce fighting erupted between the two warring factions in the capital khartoum and the western region of darfur. a week later, foreign countries began evacuating their citizens as thousands of sudanese citizens fled their homes, many remained trapped. on 25 april both sides agreed to a 72 hour truce negotiated by the us and saudi arabia, but the deal was quickly violated. six months into the war, sudan became the largest internal displacement crisis in the world and during that same month the world health organisation said 70% of sudan s medical facilities were no longer functioning. the humanitarian crisis on the ground continued to deepen. the un s humanitarian coordinator martin griffiths says leaders from both sides have agreed to meet for talks on the delivery of aid though it s unclear whe
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