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that's an old man and we went from greece, you to north macedonia, serbia on. yeah, crew aisha, lavinia, austria, we crossed in all those countries worrying or by loss hawes message, birds where it's high, it's, and i didn't know what to do. i'm not sure. i don't like to think about those memories. to be honest. i didn't have any other optim, miss nelson, them houghton. finally, the family reunited in berlin, and soon after nama, and donna learned that they would be getting a younger brother. today the biggest challenge is finding a place for a family of 7. they've been shuttled mostly between one bedroom apartments funded by the government from the harness at this we've been in berlin for 6 years, living in different areas for 3 to 5 months, each in state sponsored accommodations like this. of course obama handling and we carry our bags on our shoulders and wonder login to the log clinic. we pack our stuff once they inform us, they are closing the facility and we have to look for another place. why it's difficult not having one place where we can settle. you c

in contrast, it was a high—scoring victory for england, who beat north macedonia 10—0. ella toone got a hatrick while arsenal's beth mead scored four, and striker ellen white got her 50th senior international goal. she's now second only to wayne rooney in the all—time goal scoring chart. meanwhile, wales women slipped to third place in group i, after they were beaten 2—1 at home to france, who've won seven games out of seven. gemma grainger�*s team did pull one back with 20 minutes to go through sophie ingle. next up, they face kazakhstan on tuesday. six—time grand slam champion boris becker has been found guilty of four charges relating to bankruptcy at southwark crown court. becker was accused of hiding millions of pounds worth of assets to avoid paying his debts. the 54—year—old was declared bankrupt in 2017 over an unpaid loan of more than £3 million on his estate in mallorca. the four charges under the insolvency act included removal of property, two counts of failing to disclose estate and concealing debt. the three—time wimbledon champion, who was

in the early 19 ninety's, serbia croatia, slovenia, bosnia, herzegovina, montenegro of macedonia, pulled themselves violently apart. after the 1990 elections in bosnia herzegovina free main nationalists parties shed power. the muslim as da, led by aaliyah is a bag of ich the serv, sds, under, rather than carriage and a branch of friend u trojans, croatian h d zed. the s d a n h d zed wanted independence while the serve as d. s. wanted to remain in the rump of yugoslavia along with serbia and montenegro. so the relationships between these 3 parties soon deteriorated dramatically. on the 29th of february 1992, a bosnian independence referendum was held. the muslims known as bosnia acts, and the croatians took a full part of it. but the bosnian serbs largely boycotted the vote and rejected the yes result. on the 1st of march, the same day a serb wedding party was sporting the serbian flag in downtown san diego when it was fired on by a bosnian muslim gangster killing the grooms father. the serb family made for the holiday inn where a number of rooms had become the temporary h q of the bosni

passes 50 senior international goals for england during their world cup qualifying match against north macedonia. good evening. we're live from the ukrainian capital, kyiv, with news of missiles hitting a train station packed full of people in the east of the country. at least 50 are dead, including five children, while many more are injured. the station, in the city of kramatorsk, had become a major hub in the war for civilian evacuations from the donbas region, which has seen fighting by russian separatists for many years, and is now the focal point of vladimir putin's war effort. it's thought around 4,000 people were in and around the station when the missiles hit, most of them women, children and the elderly. russia denies any involvement, and is blaming ukraine for the attack. the pentagon says moscow's denials are not credible. jonathan beale has the very latest from kramatorsk, and a warning — you may find his report distressing. all they were trying to do was to flee their city for safety. but many never made it out. these were the scenes outside kramatorsk�*s train station soon afte

in the early 19 ninety's, serbia croatia, slovenia, bosnia, herzegovina, montenegro of macedonia, pulled themselves violently apart. after the 1990 elections in bosnia herzegovina free main nationalists parties shed power. the muslim as da, led by aaliyah is a bakovich, the serv, sds, underwrite the van carriage and a branch of friend you, trojans, croatian h, d, said the s d a n h d zed wanted independence. while the serve as d. s. wanted to remain in the rump of yugoslavia along with serbia and montenegro. so the relationships between these 3 parties soon deteriorated dramatically. on the 29th of february, 1992, a bosnian independence referendum was held. the muslims, known as bosnia acts, and the croatians took a full part of it, but the bosnian serbs largely boycotted the vote and rejected the yes result. on the 1st of march, the same day a serb wedding party was sporting the serbian flag in downtown san diego when it was fired on by a bosnian muslim gangster killing the grooms father. the serb family made for the holiday inn where a number of rooms had become the temporary h q of th

beth england and niamh charles will both be missing for the game against north macedonia on friday after testing positive for covid. the chelsea forwards returned positive samples in pre—camp testing and have not been in contact with their england team—mates at st george's park, although they may be able to rejoin the set—up in time for the qualifier in northern ireland next week. now, with the masters just days away, speculation continues to mount over whether five—times winner tiger woods will be amongst this years starters. this year's starters. woods was back on the course at augusta yersterday, with a decision expected on whether he takes part or not. it is just over a year since he almost lost his right leg in a car accident, but many at augusta are hopeful. we could hear the loud roar when he came out of the clubhouse on that first tee. that was pretty special to see him, or to hear, at least. and...couldn�*t be more happy for him, in the place he's at right now, coming back, and proud of him too. i mean, shoot, coming back off of that injury, you know, we've had some co

i addressed the security council on behalf of the european union and his member states north macedonia, montenegro. now benuya was known as the governor, iceland unleashed in stein, republic of mo, dover, georgia, monaco and san marino, all aligned themselves with this statement. and i wanted to stop by congratulating you madam madam president, for the united kingdom, for assuming the presidency for the month of april and for convening this meeting and for inviting us to speak. can also acknowledge the presidency of march of the united arab emirates. i want to thank sector general dis, under sector donald decarlo and griffith for their presentations. and i want to express our full support, solidarity and respect for the heroic people of ukraine, as embodied by their message this morning by president zalinski. when i'm president, 41 days ago, russia decided to wage a war of aggression against ukraine in blatant violation of international law. the principles of the un charter and of the key of the o. s. c, e, and a front to the rule space to order and to the global security. instability,

can strengthen the security of the alliance, you know, open doors leave invited monta, negro, north macedonia under bayne. yet, how could these state strengthen the security of lions? if its purpose is defense? this shows that the expansion of nato has nothing to do with its former goals. they expand their 30 on the us leadership to strengthen the u. s. lead unipolar world. we held us russia talks. i had a meeting with anthony blink and our team visited nato to present the draft agreements in the russian nato formats. all they showed was that nobody was interested in considering a lawful security interest. we kept telling them my friends, this is right on our border on multiple occasions, president putin said they were at our gates. despite all our appeals declarations and warnings, they just came to our border and said they weren't going to change anything. they said it had nothing to do with russia and that there was no threat to our security for how we supposed to reacts. now they started to india. they want to drop into their formats, u. k prime minister johnson visited the country and so

membership that is true for the countries of the west. balkan was for the own pena for north mosley and macedonia, in particular, guy it is now our responsibility in the 1st 5 of this year, 2 hensley. finally opened membership negotiations for albania and nevada, north most antonia. i just had a bilateral form to the bulgarian minister of foreign affairs, were the 2 of us half agreed. it is central in the current situation to start our enlargement process. and i hope very much that bulgaria is going to alpha. oh, so i meant to work on some of the issues we still have with that is that also concerns via the country. so further, west balcony sagging in boston, doyle the ring up the recent weeks and days they have said in they see their future in the european union, they see their security and the european union. and that is why most of these countries support i d e u. sanction sandra. and so i also would like to emphasize the case of soviet yeah, if you want to become a member of the european union unsafe your wants to become a member, it is central at times such as ours to also support to foreign

england are unbeaten so far in group d and they face north macedonia, who they thrashed 8—nil last time. so records could be broken tonight, including ellen white who's chasing england 5 all—time including ellen white who's she's currently on a9, wayne rooney is the current record holder — with 53. it starts with how we play as a team and we _ it starts with how we play as a team and we want — it starts with how we play as a team and we want to score lots of goals and, _ and we want to score lots of goals and. at _ and we want to score lots of goals and. at the — and we want to score lots of goals and, at the end, it doesn't really matter— and, at the end, it doesn't really matter who _ and, at the end, it doesn't really matter who scores the goals, but we want to _ matter who scores the goals, but we want to score goals and if she does score _ want to score goals and if she does score 50th, — want to score goals and if she does score 50th, i'm happy for her and we are really— score 50th, i'm happy for her and we are really happy for her, but most of all— are really happ

england arrive here in belfast so far unbeaten in their world cup qualifying campaign, including a win to macedonia on friday. as for northern ireland, their campaign hit a bump in the road also over the weekend when they lost 3—1 away to austria. windsor park was a sell—out for the players and for kenny shiels the manager, he said not only is this match going to be a big moment in their qualifying campaign but also because they are playing in the euros this summer, the fact they are playing in a sell—out crowd tomorrow night will be a massive moment for the players. in night will be a massive moment for the players— the players. in terms of the atmosphere _ the players. in terms of the atmosphere and _ the players. in terms of the atmosphere and what - the players. in terms of the atmosphere and what it - the players. in terms of the i atmosphere and what it means the players. in terms of the - atmosphere and what it means to the -irls atmosphere and what it means to the girls playing in their hometown, and their international stadium, so with that emphasis, it certainly is a great — tha

it was 91-0, i believe, in approving macedonia just in 2019. but the politics right now in the u.s. senate on the republican side -- >> i don't know. i'm curious as to how that shakes down, too. it doesn't seem like it would be that hard. it shouldn't be that hard an issue for the american senate but i don't know where the republicans are going to land on this. i think that's something that definitely bears future questioning. the fact that these countries are now running to nato is the polar opposite of what vladimir putin wanted to see happening. so it is a big deal. >> you've got the two women who lead finland and sweden right now. times are changing. slowly changing but changing. and frank james, the suspect in the brooklyn subway shooting will have his first hearing in federal court this afternoon. what led to that hearing and the fascinating details of his arrest. the fascinating details of his arrest you're a target for chronic kidney disease. you can already have it and not know it. if you have chronic kidney disease your kidney health could depend on what you do today. ♪f

wsl but she and charles have tested positive for covid—19, so they won't make the game against north macedonia on friday. they may be able to rejoin the squad in time for the qualifier in northern ireland next week. glasgow city striker kerry beattie has been called up to the northern ireland squad for that game — and their match against austria on friday. she was originally left out due to squad rotation but she returns as a replacement for the injured sam kelly. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other headlines former world champion lee selby has retirement from boxing at the age of 35. he held the ibf featherweight title from 2015 to 2018. he was beaten by gustavo lemos in argentina last month — the first time he'd been stopped in his career �*geraint thomas remains in fourth place at cycling's tour of the basque country, 18 seconds behind leader primoz roglic. but stage two was all about the world championjulian alaphilippe, who sprinted away from the field to claim his first win this year. england's nat sciver is back on top of the one—day all—rounder rankings in inte

in contrast, it was a high—scoring victory for england, who beat north macedonia 10—0. ella toone got a hatrick while arsenal's beth mead scored four, and striker ellen white got her 50th senior international goal. she's now second only to wayne rooney in the all—time goal scoring chart. meanwhile, wales women slipped to third place in group i, after they were beaten 2—1 at home to france, who've won seven games out of seven. gemma grainger�*s team did pull one back with 20 minutes to go through sophie ingle. next up, they face kazakhstan on tuesday. six—time grand slam champion boris becker has been found guilty of four charges relating to bankruptcy at southwark crown court. becker was accused of hiding millions of pounds worth of assets to avoid paying his debts. the 54—year—old was declared bankrupt in 2017 over an unpaid loan of more than £3 million on his estate in mallorca. the four charges under the insolvency act included removal of property, two counts of failing to disclose estate, and concealing debt. the three—time wimbledon champion, who was

north macedonia is the one that hope will be broken in soon. thank you very much for your time and i yield back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to build on the comments of some of my colleagues and i think we need to recognize that deterrence did fail. the fact that we have cities that are now leveled, it is notable that nato is now unified, that germany is reversing its long-held decisions on energy or its defense spending, but we have 4 million refugees and cities that are leveled because deterrence failed. just to be clear, general wolters, does deterrence fail? gen. wolters: there is no argument. >> we need to apply these lessons and these failures and lessons learned on this. on top of the lack of response in 2018 and 2014, the russian top priority was nothing in return, the response to the colonial pipeline, the listing of sanctions on nord stream 2, not to mention the germans' and others' posture on the war. there was the continual message that the weapons that the ukrainians were asking for would have been too escalatory, including

[background noises] about being interested worth other countries like north macedonia trying to get in, briefly, is there any plan to change the criteria and think differently how fast nato membership grows knowing it's aw very slowde process? >> are not aware of anyss assessment to change thehe timeline, criteria remains the same. the membership is driven by the desire and request of potential new allies. >> i think north macedonia is the one we hope will be broken in sooner rather than later for a bunch of reasons but thank you for your time and i yield back. >> thank you, mr. walt is recognized. >> i want to build on the comments of my colleagues and i think we need to recognize and a clear eyed wade clearance did fail. the fact that we have cities now leveled, it's notable nato is unified in germany is reversing long-held positions whether on energy or defense spending, we have 4 million refugees and cities level because of deterrent failing. you agree deterrentst failed? >> reference the parameters you talked about, no argument. >> saying our agent allies are unified after it's le

gabby george has been called up to the england squad for their women's world cup qualifier with north macedonia on friday. george, who is the cousin of manchester united'sjesse lingard steps up from the under—23 squad to win her first lionesses call—up since the world cup qualifiers in 2019. we've been hearing more from the potential new owners of chelsea, the ricketts family on their intentions for the club if they're successful in their bid. laura ricketts, who was the first out lgbtq+ owner of a major league baseball team, was responding to criticism from the chelsea supporters trust, who said they don't support the family's bid. she focusses on the importance of diversity and inclusivity — assuring fans it's been her life's work to fight against discrimination and bigotry. dynamo kiev�*s youth side has become the first ukrainian team to play a competitive international sporting football match since russia invaded the country last month. they lost their uefa youth league last—16 tie, 2—1 to sporting lisbon in bucharest. ukraine's senior national squad is due to play scotland in a

macedonia, republic of moldova, georgia, monaco aligned themselves with the statement and i wanted to start by congratulating you, madam president, for the united kingdom for assuming the presidency for the month of april and for convening this meeting and for inviting us to speak and also acknowledge the presidency of march of the united arab emirates. i want to thank the secretary-general, undersecretary general for their presentations, and i want to express our full support solidarity and respect for the heroic people of ukraine as an embodied by their message this morning by president zelenskyy. madam president, 41 days ago, russia decided to wage a war of aggression against ukraine in blatant violation of international law. the principles of the un charter and of the osce coming and a friend to the rules-based order and to the global security and stability. and we've heard and seen again today the tremendous cost to the people of ukraine. the dramatic consequences of russia's war of choice are well-known. thousands of lives have been lost. over 11 million people, most of them wom

japan and north macedonia and chile in latin america followed. i think there is some support, but it requires focus and stamina and a willingness politically not to lose attention and move onto the next crisis when it occurs. if we have that focus, i believejustice crisis when it occurs. if we have that focus, i believe justice can crisis when it occurs. if we have that focus, i believejustice can be something that can be to delivered effectively. you something that can be to delivered effectivel . ., , ., effectively. you saw those queues of --eole in effectively. you saw those queues of people in itucha _ effectively. you saw those queues of people in bucha today _ effectively. you saw those queues of people in bucha today who _ effectively. you saw those queues of people in bucha today who want i effectively. you saw those queues of people in bucha today who want to l people in bucha today who want to give information, who are waiting for some kind ofjustice for their loved ones who have been killed. what would you say to them? t loved ones wh

but no stopping england, with seven wins out of seven, beating north macedonia 7—0. a 50th international gulf war and in white, just three behind wayne rooney's england record of 53. but a frustrating night forward wales' women. —— for wales women, who slipped to third place in group i, after they were beaten 2—1 at home to france, who've won seven games out of seven. sophie ingle pulled back a goal for wales with 20 minutes to go, but they couldn't get another, so they need to get a result against kazakhstan on tuesday to have any chance of making the play—offs. newcastle united have taken a big step towards premier league survival by beating wolves 1—0. it was very tense for the two at times. newcastle were awarded a second half penalty after wolves keeperjose sa brought down chris wood. andy £25 million strikeout got up to score a very valuable goal for eddie howard's side. —— howe. they're ten points clear of the drop zone, although 18th placed burnley have two games in hand. we'll have a look ahead to manchester united later on. but the sun is sta

aspect of this, whether it's the relationship between kosovo and serbia, whether it's getting west macedonia and albania across the line in direction of the e.u. and finally bosnia herzegovina. when it comes to the force, i'd say two things. first, i very much agree with you that some kind of international force with an adequate mandate is essential to trying to maintain a safe and secure environment in bosnia and herzegovina. what i can tell you about where we are, this is a work in progress when you talk about the mandate and whether that will be blocked in effect and not continued. we have been engaged with a variety of stakeholders in planning in the event the security council is not in a place where it we news the mandate or expires which i think is in november. so we're trying to make sure we have something to back this up if that happens. very happy to work with you on that and share ideas how we can do that. senator shaheen: i'd very much appreciate that and we were able to speak with the deputy secretary who is in the balkans this week and share with her what we heard and our concer

gabby george has been called up to the england squad for their women's world cup qualifier with north macedonia on friday. george, who is the cousin of manchester united'sjesse lingard steps up from the under—23 squad to win her first lionesses call—up since the world cup qualifiers in 2019. in a few hours, one of the greatest women's players of all time — ada hegerberg — will end herfive year exile from international football when she plays for norway in their world cup qualifier against kosovo. hegerberg has won 17 trophies with her french club lyon — including five champions league titles, and six french championships but hasn't played for her country since 2017, missing a world cup and the tokyo olympics in the process. journalist katie whyatt has been explaining the background to hegerberg's international absence — and her decision to return. she had a fairly long list of grievances around gender inequality in a documentary, my name is ada that went out on espn in the states, talking about how the national team were given the porous quality pictures even though they are qualifi

which include deploying tanks, artillery guns and armoured vehicles to countries such as finland and macedonia. joining me now to discuss this is james rands, a defence analyst with janes defence and a former british army major. welcome to bbc news, good to have you with us. the british army is sending these troops into europe, how significant is this move, you think? fist how significant is this move, you think? ~ , ., think? at first reading the statement _ think? at first reading the statement does _ think? at first reading the statement does not - think? at first reading the statement does not look i think? at first reading the i statement does not look that think? at first reading the - statement does not look that new think? at first reading the _ statement does not look that new and exciting. all of these exercises were already on the programme. but there are three things to note, one is that this is actually quite a lot going on at the same time, 8000 british troops with the whole of the regular strength of the army at around 80,000 at the moment, so it is a lot of troops. the second