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Published 4 hours ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Related Topics Russia-Ukraine war A Cardiff-based photojournalist has shared some of the photos she has taken while covering the war in Ukraine. Jess Daly spent three weeks around the city of Dnipro in June, where she was embedded with the Hospitallers Medical Battalion. She said: "I was based in various towns and villages. There was constant shelling regardless of where the shells were landing and who they were targeting. It was barbaric." She said an ambulance worker who she spent time with last month, Natalia, also known as "Austria", died while taking part in an evacuation. "It's very, very dangerous for them. "They're volunteers, they do this out of passion for their people and their country and although they are at constant threat they put their lives on the line regardless." A field … [Read more...] about Ukraine: Cardiff photojournalist shares photos of war

By Patrick Jackson Published 6 days ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Related Topics Russia-Ukraine war Russian forces are "storming" the east Ukrainian city of Lysychansk, the local governor says, with eight civilians killed by shelling. Serhiy Haidai, governor of Luhansk region, said 21 other people had been injured in the attack, which came as they collected water from a tanker. Earlier on Monday, he told people to evacuate immediately because of the "real threat to life and health". The nearby city of Severodonetsk fell to the Russians at the weekend. The region is Russia's military focus four months after it invaded Ukraine. Since withdrawing from the area around the capital Kyiv in early April, the Russian military and their separatist allies have been trying to drive Ukrainian government forces out of Luhansk and the neighbouring … [Read more...] about Ukraine war: Russian forces ‘storming’ besieged city of Lysychansk

Edinburgh: Crowds gather for anti-lockdown protest Sign up for our news briefing, including a daily special Russia-Ukraine edition SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Campaigners from the grouop 'Scotland Against Lockdown' have urged people to gather outside Bute House, where the First Minister resides when she is working in the Scottish capital. Pictures and video footage shows a heavy police present as the protesters marched from Holyrood through the city to protest in Charlotte Square. The group posted a message online to say the large gathering is there to say: "NO to Lockdown and NO to Compulsory Vaccines." Trending The march is believed to be a Scotland-wide event, with people from all over the country … [Read more...] about Nicola Sturgeon FURY: Angry Scot protestors swarm Sturgeon’s official residence

A host of stars might be performing at this year’s London Pride, but we know it’s your signs and outfits that low-key stole the show. Over a million people descended on the capital today for the 50th anniversary of the first ever march. The sky turned rainbow-coloured as LGBT+ people, allies, activists, politicians, bikers, celebrities and even dogs marched through the capital for the first time since the pandemic. Metro.co.uk is at the scene speaking to people about why the event is so important (and sussing out the very best outfits and signs on display). In a defiant message to religious zealots, one banner said: ‘If God hates us why are we so cute.’ Another religious-themed banner said: ‘Jesus had two dads.’ A third brandished a flag which simply told haters: ‘F**k off’. Other signs carried inspirational messages about inclusivity and being yourself. One person wore a t-shirt which said: ‘The only choice I made was to be myself.’ Another donned … [Read more...] about ‘Jesus had 2 dads’: The best signs on display at London Pride

On this "Face the Nation" broadcast moderated by Margaret Brennan: Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Rep. Adam Schiff , Democrat of California German Chancellor Olaf Scholz Dr. Henning Tiemeier of Harvard University Click here to browse full transcripts of "Face the Nation." MARGARET BRENNAN: I'm Margaret Brennan in Washington. And on this Fourth of July weekend on Face the Nation, we will look at the challenges facing an increasingly divided America. President Biden's message after a week of consultation with our closest allies on the issues threatening global stability: All is well with our friends. The biggest threat to the world view of America is from within. (Begin VT) JOE BIDEN (President of the United States): You haven't found one person - - one world leader to say America is going backwards. America is better positioned to lead the world than we ever have been. The one thing that has been destabilizing is the outrageous … [Read more...] about Full transcript of “Face the Nation” on July 3, 2022

When German electronic band Kraftwerk released the iconic song "Autobahn" in 1975, they were celebrating freedom of movement on freeways where drivers could speed without limit. But these mythical superhighways are today a source of increasing division as the climate crisis demands countries curb road transport emissions. Though the autobahn's origins are wrongly ascribed to Hitler — he completed the first highways with forced labor, but they were a Weimar-period invention — today their legend is associated with Germany's failure to meet its climate obligations. Transport generates over 20% of German greenhouse gases. It was also one of only two sectors to fail its annual emission reduction targets in 2021.  Yet new road construction projects — as opposed to low-emission electric railways or bicycle highways — dominate the 2030 federal transport plan. Some 850 kilometers (528 miles) of autobahns are on the drawing board. Activists call out autobahn 'disaster' Opposition … [Read more...] about Autobahn: Germany’s roads to nowhere

OHIO residents are hitting the streets to protest the 'brutal' shooting of an unarmed Black man by police after footage was finally released weeks later. Jayland Walker, 25, was killed following a vehicle and foot pursuit in Akron, Ohio, on June 27, 2022. Who was Jayland Walker? Jayland Walker was a 25-year-old DoorDash driver at the time of his death, according to USA Today . Bobby DiCello, the attorney representing Walker's family, described Walker as 'unmarried' and explained that the young boy "wasn't a criminal." DiCello accused Ohio officials of only showing snapshots of the incident that turned Walker into a "masked monster with a gun." What happened to Jayland Walker? On June 27, 2022, Walker was involved in a vehicle and foot pursuit in Akron, Ohio. Read More on The US Sun HORROR KILLING Mystery over body of teen found shot and tied up in trunk of burning car GUN CARNAGE Trail of blood leads cops to 3 … [Read more...] about Who was Jayland Walker?

Nach dem Tod des französischen Rockstars Johnny Hallyday ist ein Streit um sein Erbe entbrannt. Laut dem in Kaliornien verfassten Testament sollen die älteren Kinder leer ausgehen, denn sie seien schon zuvor bedacht worden. In den USA können Kinder enterbt werden, in Frankreich geht das eigentlich nicht. Deshalb wollen Laura Smet (34) und David Hallyday (51) eine Entscheidung der Justiz. Die Tochter beklagt auch, dass ein familiärer Dialog mit der Witwe Laeticia Hallyday (42) nicht möglich sei, so wollte Laura Smet vor dem Erscheinen das posthume Album ihres Vaters anhören, aber das wurde ihr verweigert. Laura Smet hat auch einen Brief an ihren toten Vater verfasst, in dem sie erklärt, warum sie um ihr Erbe kämpfen will. Darin schreibt die Schauspielerin, sie habe sich zuvor heimlich mit ihrem Vater treffen müssen. Johnny Hallyday war am 5. Dezember 2017 im Alter von 74 Jahren gestorben. Die Mutter seines Sohnes David Hallyday ist die Sängerin Sylvie Vartan (73), … [Read more...] about Streit ums Erbe: Hallyday-Kinder Laura (34) und David (51) klagen

TVNZ Taskmaster returns for season three with more Kiwi comedians. Saturday Once Were Warriors Eden, 8.30pm Based on the novel by Alan Duff, this local drama received international acclaim when it was released in 1994 and raised the profile of its stars, Temuera Morrison and Rena Owen. It follows a struggling family engulfed by violence whose lives spiral out of control. Loving Whakaata Māori, 8.40pm Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton star in this moving biographical drama based on true events. In 1958, Richard and Mildred Loving are arrested and thrown out of their home state of Virginia for interracial marriage. Their long legal battle to overturn miscegenation laws leads them to the Supreme Court and into the history books of America’s Civil Rights movement. Grace TVNZ 1, 9.35pm John Simm (Life On Mars, Doctor Who) and Richie Campbell (Top Boy) star in this drama based on the novels by Peter James. DSI Grace (Simm) and DS Branson (Campbell) … [Read more...] about TV Guide highlights: Saturday July 2 to Friday July 8

The Prime Minister returns to his desk today after an impressive display of statesmanship on the world stage. Following a Commonwealth conference in Rwanda aimed at building a common future, he returned to Europe to galvanise Nato and a wavering G7 into hardening their support for Ukraine. Sadly, though, his achievements were overshadowed by yet another Tory sleaze row, leading to inevitable further attacks on his leadership. There are even reports that rebel backbenchers are plotting another attempt at regicide – just a month after the last one failed. When will this self-mutilation end? Yes, the Chris Pincher affair is ghastly and should have been handled better. But there are far bigger issues at stake. There's a painful cost of living crunch, war in Europe and a migration crisis. Meanwhile, Tony Blair and his embittered Remainer chums are on a renewed mission to strangle Brexit. The Prime Minister returns to his desk today after an impressive display of … [Read more...] about DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Boris Johnson is still the best man to lead Britain