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| Episodes | EpisodesS14 E04 · Episode 4Feb 24, 2022 S14 E03 · Racing MindsJan 25, 2022 S14 E02 · Episode 2Jan 23, 2022 View 45+ more |
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Highlights and action from rally events around the world.
Suella Braverman: Shapps won't back home secretary's language on policing
...By Thomas MackintoshBBC NewsGrant Shapps is the latest cabinet minister to distance himself from the home secretary s choice of words, after she criticised police ahead of Saturday s pro-Palestinian Rally...
Hezbollah steps back from all-out war on Israel over Gaza - for now
... Hassan Nasrallah addressed the segregated Rally - thousands strong - by video link from an undisclosed location...
Man, 94, finds father's beloved classic car on auction site
... " The original engine was smashed up in a Rally...
The campaign launch Ron DeSantis will want to forget
... It is often said that he is not a natural public speaker but I thought he was effective, if not exciting, as he outlined the conservative policies he has put in place in FloridaHe showed cute political instincts when he made an unscheduled stop that evening in Des Moines where Trump had just cancelled a Rally - citing bad weather warnings...
Turkey's President Erdogan back on campaign trail after illness
... His main rival for the presidency, Kemal Kilicdaroglu - a secular candidate backed by an alliance of six parties - will hold a Rally in the same spot on Sunday...
Imran Khan: Former Pakistani PM attends first rally since shooting
... Crowds gathered for a Rally in the city of Rawalpindi, taking flags and signs...
Capitol riot hearings: Eight key moments
... She recounted how a White House official told her that the president had insisted on travelling to the Capitol after his White House Rally - something he said he would do during his speech...
Jan 6 hearings: Ex-aide paints devastating picture of Trump
... And, in perhaps the most damning testimony so far, she said Donald Trump personally knew that members of the crowd at his morning Rally near the White House were armed because they were being turned away by Secret Service officers - and directed them to the Capitol anyway...
Turkey's President Erdogan back on campaign trail after illness
By Orla GuerinBBC News, Izmir, Turkey
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reappeared on The Campaign trail in western Turkey on Saturday in The Flesh , and in thundering form.
He arrived in The Port city of Izmir to a sea of flags, and a large crowd that had been waiting hours under a hot sun. It was a strong turnout in an opposition stronghold.
There was no for Three Days This Week - just a fortnight ahead of critical elections. The polls - for The Presidency and Parliament - will be his toughest challenge yet, after twenty years in power.
The President spoke for almost 40 Minutes , in a strong voice, mocking the opposition, raising the spectre of " terrorism" and saying only he could deliver growth for Turkey. It was a combative performance which will have reassured his supporters and may have worried his detractors.
And it was vintage Erdogan.
His main rival for The Presidency , Kemal Kilicdaroglu - a secular candidate backed by an alliance of six parties - will hold a Rally in the same spot on Sunday. Opinion polls give a slight lead to Mr Kilicdaroglu - a softly spoken former civil Servant - But the election could well be a photo finish.
The Turkish leader, who is 69, startled TV viewers on Tuesday night when he became unwell during a live broadcast, which had to be halted. He blamed it on a stomach bug.
" When I Heard The News about his health, I asked God to give me his illness, " said Gurbet Dostum, a 42-year-old Mother of two. " I Am ready to be in pain for him. He gives us everything. "
But many here have less and less, due to rampant inflation which is officially around 50%. Experts have blamed The President 's unorthodox economic policies, But not Gurbet. She Said those who complained were " greedy and ungrateful and just wanted more and more".
Like many women at The Rally - which was segregated - She was wearing a headscarf. The President 's bedrock is religious conservatives, But there were secular supporters there too.
" He changed the Country , " said Guldana, a 57-year-old with a diamond in her tooth. " Before him Turkey was a village. "
An unemployed Young Woman called Ayse said She would vote for Erdogan for love of her Country . " He will make us rise, and get stronger, " She Said .
Those who back The President want him to extend his long rule and continue with his vision for Turkey. Many Turks want just The Opposite . The electorate - Like the Country - is divided.
Some of those who had waited hours for The President to arrive drifted away while he was still speaking.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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