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BBC News. Day 4. Could you check, please?
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BBC News with David Austin, the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's brother has announced his sudden resignation as a government minister and MP in the latest sign of the divisions wrought by Brexit. Joe Johnson said that in recent weeks he'd been torn between family loyalty and the national interest.
South Africa is closing its embassy in Nigeria as a backlash against xenophobic attacks in Johannesburg continues. The South African foreign ministry set it to take an action because of threats and concern for staff safety. Some reports say the building had been the target of violent protests.
Ukraine has released a key witness in the investigation into the downing of the Malaysian Airlines Flight MH 17. Ahead of unexpected prisoner swap with Russia. Vladimir Semak was captured in an area controlled by pro Russian separatists. He's reported to have had an important role in the rebel's air defenses.
Turkey's president Erdogan has warned that he may reopen the route from migrants into Europe. And this anchor gets enough support for its plan for a safe zone in northern Syria. As Erdogan said that his government wants to resettle 1 million refugees in the plan soon.
At least 10 people have been killed in a car bombing in the center of the Afghan capital Kabul. The Taliban said it carried out the attack.
The World Health Organization has warned of the risk of an epidemic of cholera in eastern Niger, as floods continue to swamp that part of the country. The government says the Niger River has been rising nearly 10 centimeters every day since June.
A French court has thrown out an attempt to gag a noisy rooster named Maurice in what seen as a victory for rural traditions. He'll be allowed to continue crowing despite the complaints of disgruntled neighbors. BBC News
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Could you check BBC news, please?
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BBC News with David Austin. Following months of pro democracy protests in Hong Kong, the territory's leader Carrie Lam has formally withdrawn a highly controversial bill that would have allowed extradition to mainland China. Miss Lam announced a range of other measures that appear to be designed to soothe unrest in the Chinese territory. Amid political tumult in Britain of a Brexit, opposition and rebel conservative MPs will seek to rush through legislation to try to block the possibility of leaving the European Union without a deal at the end of October. The Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised to seek a snap general election of MPs approved the legislation. The Zambian authorities say South Africa must bring to a halt the wave of xenophobic violence that's killed at least five people. The South African government minister had earlier said that the problem could only be solved by mutual efforts. A picture is emerging of the scale of devastation caused by Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. And what the Prime Minister Hubert Minnis has called one of the greatest crises in his nation's history. Mr. Minnis said the current number of seven confirmed deaths was expected to rise. The chairman of the embattled Hong Kong airline Cathay Pacific has announced he'll retire from his position. John Slosar is the latest senior executive to leave the carrier afterward attracted scrutiny from Beijing, when some airline staff appear to participate in ongoing pro democracy protests. The online retail giant Amazon's Indian unit says it plans to replace single use plastic and its packaging by June 2020. And an auto rickshaw driver in the Indian capital deli has been fined $450 nearly 40 times his days earnings for violating traffic rules. The government has increased penalties in an attempt to reduce road accidents. BBC News
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Dieser Inhalt verstößt gegen unsere Community-Richtlinien.3. September 2019
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I can't understand BBC News. Can you help me, please?
BBC News with Jerry Smith. The International Red Cross says hurricane Dorian has had a catastrophic impact on islands in the Bahamas, destroying or severely damaging as many as 13,000 houses. It said shelter, clean water and medical supplies were urgently needed in the Abaco islands. One of the leaders of an impending parliamentary rebellion against a no deal Brexit says the British Prime Minister wants to lose the vote so that he can purge his conservative party. The former justice Secretary David Gauke said Boris Johnson's apparent strategy was to (00:35) .................... who rebel and exclude them as candidates in the resulting general election. The Indonesian authorities have banned demonstrations that could lead to what they call anarchist acts and the Papua region. Speeches promoting separatism have also been banned following several weeks of unrest. A number of people have been killed in violent clashes across Papua. Japan is (1:00) .................. defense of a cluster of islands disputed with China by establishing a new police unit. The special armed unit will be based on the southern Japanese island of Okinawa, east of the disputed islands. It will be the first such force in Japan. A Tunisian policeman and three militants have been killed in an exchange of far in Hydra near the Algerian border. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack. But an organization link to Al-Qaeda has operated in the mountainous region since 2012. Police in Ivory Coast have arrested 12 people accused of storming a cemetery shortly after a popular musician had been buried and forcing open his coffin. Many Ivorians were shocked by videos on social media showing fans of DJ Arafat who died last month in a motorbike accident, removing the coffin from the grave and opening it up to check that it contained his body. BBC News
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Dieser Inhalt verstößt gegen unsere Community-Richtlinien.15. August 2015
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How to translate "一切不以结婚为目的的恋爱都是耍流氓,一切不以下雪为目的的降温都是耍流氓" into English?
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How to translate "I 服了 you"?
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