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The UN Secretary-General ATG has warned that millions of people in Yemen are now at risk of starvation and the war-ravaged country faces the world's worst famine in decades. Mr. G demanded immediate action to avert catastrophe.

The American swaying state of Georgia says it is set to confirm that Joe Biden won the presidential there after a painstaking vote by vote recount. Mr. Biden's lawyer has said Donald Trump's continuing attempts to overturn the overall result will fail.

There's been a national outcry in Brazil after a blackman was beaten and killed by two security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder which was caught on camera and has echos of the killing of JF.

The German president has used an address on 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg War Crime Tribunals to appeal to the United States to join the International Criminal Court. President FSM regretted the Trump administration sanctions on one of the court's prosecutors.

Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from rights groups for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekend's G20 Summit which it's due to hosting.?

The fiancee of the murdered journalist C has appeal to those attending to hold Riyadh to account for his killings. He was murdered and dismembered in a Saudi consulate two years ago.

UN human rights experts have voice alarm at reports that around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted of terrorism-related crimes will be executed on Monday. They called on the government not to allow this to happen.

Ethiopia says its military has made advances in the T region where it's fighting troops loyal to the regional government. But T authorities have told people to ignore news of town's falling.

Spain says it will establish tented camps across three of its islands to shelter migrants believed to have little claim to asylum. They will house about 7000 people after a spike in arrivals from Africa.

angle813

BBC news with David Harper.   

The UN Secretary-General António Guterres has warned that millions of people in Yemen are now at risk of starvation, and the war-ravaged country faces the world's worst famine in decades. Mr. Guterres demanded immediate action to avert catastrophe.

The American swing state of Georgia says it is set to confirm that Joe Biden won the presidential there, after a painstaking vote by vote recount. Mr. Biden's lawyer has said Donald Trump's continuing attempts to overturn the overall result will fail.

There's been a national outcry in Brazil after a Blackman was beaten and killed by two security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder, which was caught on camera and has echoes of the killing of George Floyd.

The German president has used an address on 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg War Crime Tribunals to appeal to the United States to join the International Criminal Court. President Frank-Walter Steinmeier
regretted the Trump administration sanctions on one of the court's prosecutors.

Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from rights groups for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekend's G20 Summit, which it's hosting.

The fiancée of the murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi has appeal to those attending to hold Riyadh to account for his killings. He was murdered and dismembered in a Saudi consulate two years ago.

UN human rights experts have voiced alarm at reports that around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted of terrorism-related crimes will be executed on Monday. They called on the government not to allow this to happen.

Ethiopia says its military has made advances in the Tigray region, where it's fighting troops loyal to the regional government. But Tigray authorities have told people to ignore news of town's falling.

Spain says it will establish tented camps across three of its Canary Islands to shelter migrants believed to have little claim to asylum. They will house about 7000 people after a spike in arrivals from Africa.
                  
That's the latest BBC news.

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BBC News with David Harper.

The UN Secretary General * has warned that millions of people in Yemen are at risk of starvation and the war-ravaged country faces the world's worst famine in decades. Mr. * demanded immediate action to avert catastrophe.

The American swaying state of Georgia says it decides to confirm that Joe Biden won the presidential election there after a painstaking vote by vote recount. Mr. Biden's lawyer has said Donald Trump's continuing attempts to overturn the overall result will fail.

There's been a national outcry in Brazil after a Blackman was beaten and killed by two security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder which was caught on camera and has echoes of the killing of George *.

The German President has used an address on the 75th anniversary of the * War Crime Tribunals to appeal to the United States to join the International Criminal Court. President * regretted the Trump administration sanctions on one of the court's prosecutors.

Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from rights groups for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekend's G20 Summit which it's hosting. The fiancee of the murdered journalist * has appealed to those attending to hold Riyadh to account for his killing. He was murdered and dismembered in a Saudi consulate two years ago.

UN human rights experts have voiced alarm at reports that around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted of terrorism-related crimes will be executed on Monday. They called on the government not to allow this to happen.

Ethiopia says its military has made advances in the * region where its fighting troops loyal to the regional government. But * authorities have told people to ignore news of town's falling.

Spain says it will establish tented camps across three of its Canarian islands to shelter migrants believed to have little claim to asylum. They’ll house about 7000 people after a spike in arrivals from Africa.

BBC News

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The UN Secretary General Antonia G has warned that millions of people in Yemen are at risk of starvation and the war-ravaged country faces the world’s worst famine in decades. Mr. G demanded immediate action to avert catastrophe.

The American swing state of Georgia says it is set to confirm that Joe Biden won the presidential election there after a painstaking vote-by-vote recount. Mr. Biden’s lawyer has said Donald Trump’s continuing attempt to overturn the overall result will fail.

There’s been a national outcry in Brazil after a black man was beaten and killed by two security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder which was caught on camera and has echoes of the killing of George Floyd.  

The German president has used an address on the 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg war crime tribunals to appeal to the United States to join the international criminal court. President Frank regretted the Trump administration’s sanctions on one of the court’s prosecutors.

Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from rights groups for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekend’s G20 summit which it is hosting. The fiancée of the murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi has appealed to those attending to hold xx to account for his killing. He was murdered and dismembered in a Saudi consulate two years ago.

UN human rights experts have voiced alarm at reports that around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted of terrorism-related crimes will be executed on Monday. They called on the government not to allow this to happen.

Ethiopia says its military has made advances in the Tigray region where it’s fighting troops loyal to the regional government. But the Tigray authorities have told people to ignore news of towns falling.

Spain says it will establish tentative camps across three of its Canary Islands to shelter migrants believed to have little claim to asylum. They will house about 7000 people after a spike in arrivals from Africa.

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BBC News with David Harper

The UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has warned that millions of people in Yemen are at risk of starvation and the war-ravaged country faces the world’s worst famine in decades. Mr. Guterres demanded immediate action to avert catastrophe.

The American swing state of Georgia says it is set to confirm that Joe Biden won the presidential election there after a painstaking vote-by-vote recount. Mr. Biden’s lawyer has said Donald Trump’s continuing attempts to overturn the overall result will fail.

There has been a national outcry in Brazil after a black man was beaten and killed by 2 security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder, which was caught on camera and has echoes of the killing of George Floyd.

The German president has used an address on the 75th anniversary of Nuremberg war crime tribunals to appeal to the United States to join the international criminal court. President Frank-Walter Steinmeier regrated the Trump Administration sanctions on one of the courts prosecutors.

Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from rights groups for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekend’s G20 Summit which it is hosting. The Fiancé of the murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi has appealed to those attending to hold Riyadh to account for his killing. He was murdered and dismembered in a Saudi consulate 2 years ago.

UN human rights experts have voiced alarm at reports that around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted of terrorism related crimes will be executed on Monday. They called on the government not to allow this to happen.

Ethiopia says its military has made advances in the Tigray region where it is fighting troops loyal to the regional government. But the Tigray authorities have told people to ignore news of town’s falling.

Spain says it would establish tented camps across 3 of its Canary Islands to shelter migrants believed to have little claim to asylum. They will house about 7,000 people after a spike in arrivals from Africa.

BBC news.

FairChen

BBC news with David Harper.

The UN Secreatry General Antonio Guterres has warned that millions of people in Yemen are now at risk of starvation, and the war-ravaged country faces the world's worst famine in decades. Mr. Guterres demanded immediate action to avert catastrophe.



The Amercan swing state of Georgia says it is set to confirm that Joe Biden won the presidential election there after a painstaking vote-by-vote recount. Mr. Biden's lawyer has said Donald Trump's continuing attempts overturn the overall result will fail.


There's been a national outcry in Brazil after a black man was beaten and killed by two security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder which was caught on camera and has echoes of the killing of George Floyd.


The German President has used an address on the 75 anniversary of the Nuremberg War Crime Tribunals to appeal to the United States to join the International Criminal Court. President Frank-Walter Steinmeier regretted the Trump administration sanctions on one of court's prosecutors.


Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from right groups for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekend's G-20 Summit which it's hosting. The fiancee of the murdered journalist Jamal Khashogghi has appealed to those attending to hold Riyadh to account for his killing, who was murdered and dismembered in a Saudi consulate two years ago.


UN human rights experts have voiced an alarm at reports that around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted of terrorism-related crimes will be executed on Monday. They called on the government not to allow this to happen.


Ethiopia says its military has made advances in the Tigray region where it's fighting troops loyal to the regional government. But Tigray authorities have told people to ignore news of town's falling.


Spain says it will establish tented camps across the three of its Canvary Islands to shelter migrants believed to have little claim to asylum. They will house 7,000 people after a spike in arrivals from America.


BBC news.

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colinyangfan

The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has warned that millions of people in Yemen are at risk of starvation and the war-ravaged country faces the world's worst famine in decades. Mr. Guterres demanded immediate action to avert catastrophe.

The American swing state of Georgia says it's set to confirm that Joe Biden won the presidential election there after a painstaking vote-by-vote recount. Mr. Biden's lawyer has said Donald Trump's continuing attempts to overturn the overall result will fail.


There has been a national outcry in Brazil after a black man was beaten and killed by two security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder which was caught on camera and has echoes of the killing of George Floyd.


The German President has used an address on the 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg War Crimes Tribunals to appeal to the United States to join the International Criminal Court. President Frank-Walter Steinmeier regretted the Trump administration's sanctions on one of the court's prosecutors.


Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from rights groups for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekend's G20 Summit which it is hosting. The fiancée of the murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi has appealed to those attending to hold Riyadh to account for his killing. He was murdered and dismembered in the Saudi consulate two years ago.


UN human rights experts have voiced alarm at reports that around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted of terrorism-related crimes will be executed on Monday. They called on the government not to allow this to happen.


Ethiopia says its military has made advances in the Tigray region where it's fighting troops loyal to the regional government, but the Tigray authorities have told people to ignore news of towns falling.


Spain says it will establish tented camps across three of its Canary Islands to shelter migrants believed to have little claim to asylum. They will house about 7,000 people after a spike in arrivals from Africa.

This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

予安十一

1. The UN Secretary-General Antonia Guterres has warned that millions of people in Yamen are at the risks of starvation and the war-ravaged country faces the world's worst famine in decades. Mr. Guterres demanded immediate action to advert catastrophe.

2. The American swing state of Georgia says it's set to confirm that Joe Biden won the Presidential election there after painstaking vote by vote recount. Mr. Biden's lawyer has said Donald Trump's continuing attempts to overturn the overall result will fail.


3. There has been a national outcry in Brazil after a black man was beaten and killed by two security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder, which was caught on camera and has echoes of the killing of George Floyd.


4. The Germany President has used an address on the 75th anniversary of N war crimes tribunals to appeal to the United States to join the international crimal court. President Frank Walter Steinmeier regretted the Trump administration's sanctions on one of the court's prosecutors.


5. Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from rights groups for th release of the detained activists in run-up to this weekend's G20 summit, which it is hosting. The fiancee of the murdered journalist, ** has appealed to those attending to hold *** to account for his killing. He was murdered and dismembered in the Saudi consulate two years ago.


6. UN human rights expert has voiced alarm at the report of around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted terrorism-related crimes will be excuted on Monday. They called on government not to allow this to happen.


7. Ethiopia says its military has made advances in the Tigray region where it's fighting troops loyal to the regional government but the Tigray authorities have told people to ignore news of town's falling.


8. Spain says it will establish tented camps across three of its Canary Islands to shelter migrants believed to have little claim to asylum. They will house about seven thousands people after a spike in arrivals from Africa.




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f20061631

The UN Secretary-General ATG has warned that millions of people in Yemen are now at risk of starvation and the war-ravaged country faces the world's worst famine in decades. Mr. G demanded immediate action to avert catastrophe.

The American swaying state of Georgia says it is set to confirm that Joe Biden won the presidential there after a painstaking vote by vote recount. Mr. Biden's lawyer has said Donald Trump's continuing attempts to overturn the overall result will fail.

There's been a national outcry in Brazil after a blackman was beaten and killed by two security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder which was caught on camera and has echos of the killing of JF.

The German president has used an address on 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg War Crime Tribunals to appeal to the United States to join the International Criminal Court. President FSM regretted the Trump administration sanctions on one of the court's prosecutors.

Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from rights groups for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekend's G20 Summit which it's due to hosting.?

The fiancee of the murdered journalist C has appeal to those attending to hold Riyadh to account for his killings. He was murdered and dismembered in a Saudi consulate two years ago.

UN human rights experts have voice alarm at reports that around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted of terrorism-related crimes will be executed on Monday. They called on the government not to allow this to happen.

Ethiopia says its military has made advances in the T region where it's fighting troops loyal to the regional government. But T authorities have told people to ignore news of town's falling.

Spain says it will establish tented camps across three of its islands to shelter migrants believed to have little claim to asylum. They will house about 7000 people after a spike in arrivals from Africa.

f20061429

The UN Secretary-General António Guterres has warned that millions of people in Yemen are now at risk of starvation, and the war-ravaged country faces the world's worst famine in decades. Mr. Guterres demanded immediate action to avert catastrophe.

The American swing state of Georgia says it is set to confirm that Joe Biden won the presidential there, after a painstaking vote by vote recount. Mr. Biden's lawyer has said Donald Trump's continuing attempts to overturn the overall result will fail.

There's been a national outcry in Brazil after a Blackman was beaten and killed by two security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder, which was caught on camera and has echoes of the killing of George Floyd.

The German president has used an address on 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg War Crime Tribunals to appeal to the United States to join the International Criminal Court. President Frank-Walter Steinmeier
regretted the Trump administration sanctions on one of the court's prosecutors.

Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from rights groups for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekend's G20 Summit, which it's hosting.

The fiancée of the murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi has appeal to those attending to hold Riyadh to account for his killings. He was murdered and dismembered in a Saudi consulate two years ago.

UN human rights experts have voiced alarm at reports that around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted of terrorism-related crimes will be executed on Monday. They called on the government not to allow this to happen.

Ethiopia says its military has made advances in the Tigray region, where it's fighting troops loyal to the regional government. But Tigray authorities have told people to ignore news of town's falling.

Spain says it will establish tented camps across three of its Canary Islands to shelter migrants believed to have little claim to asylum. They will house about 7000 people after a spike in arrivals from Africa.

f20061429

The UN Secretary-General ATG has warned that millions of people in Yemen are now at risk of starvation and the war-ravaged country faces the world's worst famine in decades. Mr. G demanded immediate action to avert catastrophe.

The American swaying state of Georgia says it is set to confirm that Joe Biden won the presidential there after a painstaking vote by vote recount. Mr. Biden's lawyer has said Donald Trump's continuing attempts to overturn the overall result will fail.

There's been a national outcry in Brazil after a blackman was beaten and killed by two security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder which was caught on camera and has echos of the killing of JF.

The German president has used an address on 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg War Crime Tribunals to appeal to the United States to join the International Criminal Court. President FSM regretted the Trump administration sanctions on one of the court's prosecutors.

Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from rights groups for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekend's G20 Summit which it's due to hosting.?

The fiancee of the murdered journalist C has appeal to those attending to hold Riyadh to account for his killings. He was murdered and dismembered in a Saudi consulate two years ago.

UN human rights experts have voice alarm at reports that around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted of terrorism-related crimes will be executed on Monday. They called on the government not to allow this to happen.

Ethiopia says its military has made advances in the T region where it's fighting troops loyal to the regional government. But T authorities have told people to ignore news of town's falling.

Spain says it will establish tented camps across three of its islands to shelter migrants believed to have little claim to asylum. They will house about 7000 people after a spike in arrivals from Africa.

f20061427

Homework
BBC News with David Harper.

The UN Secretary General * has warned that millions of people in Yemen are at risk of starvation and the war-ravaged country faces the world's worst famine in decades. Mr. * demanded immediate action to avert catastrophe.

The American swaying state of Georgia says it decides to confirm that Joe Biden won the presidential election there after a painstaking vote by vote recount. Mr. Biden's lawyer has said Donald Trump's continuing attempts to overturn the overall result will fail.

There's been a national outcry in Brazil after a Blackman was beaten and killed by two security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder which was caught on camera and has echoes of the killing of George *.

The German President has used an address on the 75th anniversary of the * War Crime Tribunals to appeal to the United States to join the International Criminal Court. President * regretted the Trump administration sanctions on one of the court's prosecutors.

Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from rights groups for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekend's G20 Summit which it's hosting. The fiancee of the murdered journalist * has appealed to those attending to hold Riyadh to account for his killing. He was murdered and dismembered in a Saudi consulate two years ago.

UN human rights experts have voiced alarm at reports that around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted of terrorism-related crimes will be executed on Monday. They called on the government not to allow this to happen.

Ethiopia says its military has made advances in the * region where its fighting troops loyal to the regional government. But * authorities have told people to ignore news of town's falling.

Spain says it will establish tented camps across three of its Canarian islands to shelter migrants believed to have little claim to asylum. They’ll house about 7000 people after a spike in arrivals from Africa.

BBC News

f20061421

Homework
BBC NEWS WITH ？？？？
The UN Secretary-General Antonio G？？？ has warned that millions of people in Yemen are at risk of starvation and the war-ravaged country faces the world's worst famine in decades. Mr. G？？？？ demanded immediate action to avert catastrophy.

The American swing state of Georgia says it's set to confirm that Joe Biden won the presidential election there after a pain  taking vote-by-vote recount. Mr. Biden's lawyer has said Donald Trump's continuing attempts to overturn the overall result will fail.


There has been a national outside in Brazil after a black man was beaten and killed by two security guards. Widespread protests are expected after the murder which was caught on camera and has echoes of the killing of George Floyide.


The German President has used an address on the 75th anniversary of the Nxxxx War Crimes T??? to appeal to the United States to join the International Criminal Court. President Frank-Walter Steinmeier regretted the Trump administration's sanctions on one of the court's prosecutors.


Saudi Arabia has rejected calls from rights groups for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekend's G20 Summit which it is hosting. The fiancée of the murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi has appealed to those attending to hold Riyadh to account for his killing. He was murdered and dismembered in the Saudi consulate two years ago.


UN human rights experts have voiced alarm at reports that around 50 prisoners in Iraq convicted of terrorism-related crimes will be executed on Monday. They called on the government not to allow this to happen.