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Rebecca Kesby

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189 total appearances

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Global News Podcast
Mass shooting stuns Canada

spent in the Ukrainian parliament here passing the legislation needed in order to hold these polls in wartime.

Global News Podcast
Mass shooting stuns Canada

But of course, this is a change of tack from Zelensky.

Global News Podcast
Mass shooting stuns Canada

He has said that elections in the current circumstances and before any kind of

Global News Podcast
Mass shooting stuns Canada

ceasefire and peace deal is had should not occur.

Global News Podcast
Mass shooting stuns Canada

He's come out today and reiterated that position in some ways saying that, you know, security is key and guaranteeing the security around a vote is the only way that these elections can be held.

Global News Podcast
Mass shooting stuns Canada

You know, Zelensky has not declared his intention to run for a second term, but our sources indicate that he is very interested in doing so.

Global News Podcast
Mass shooting stuns Canada

And certainly they've said he believes that the sooner an election is held, the better chances he has at winning.

Global News Podcast
Mass shooting stuns Canada

Here he has some key contenders who would likely vie for the office against him, one of those being the ambassador to the UK and former top commander Valery Zaluzhnyi.

Global News Podcast
Mass shooting stuns Canada

Another was actually just appointed by Zelensky to be his new chief of staff, and that is the former intelligence, defense intelligence chief, Kirill Budanov.

Global News Podcast
Mass shooting stuns Canada

Among other numerous candidates, many of them opposition politicians in parliament, possibly even the former president and the predecessor to Zelensky.

Global News Podcast
Mass shooting stuns Canada

I'm Petro Poroshenko.

Global News Podcast
China vows to fight US 'blackmail' over tariffs

The digital scan reveals the Titanic in its entirety, as if the ocean has drained away. The wreck's immense bow is sitting upright on the sea floor, but 600 metres away the stern is a heap of mangled metal, badly damaged after the ship split in two.

Global News Podcast
China vows to fight US 'blackmail' over tariffs

The digital scan reveals the Titanic in its entirety, as if the ocean has drained away. The wreck's immense bow is sitting upright on the sea floor, but 600 metres away the stern is a heap of mangled metal, badly damaged after the ship split in two.

Global News Podcast
China vows to fight US 'blackmail' over tariffs

The 3D replica has been studied in detail for a new National Geographic Atlantic Productions documentary, with particular interest in the boiler rooms. Eyewitness accounts from survivors said the lights of the ship were still on as it sank, and the scan tallies with this. Some of the huge boilers are bent inwards, suggesting they were running hot as they sank beneath the cold water.

Global News Podcast
China vows to fight US 'blackmail' over tariffs

The 3D replica has been studied in detail for a new National Geographic Atlantic Productions documentary, with particular interest in the boiler rooms. Eyewitness accounts from survivors said the lights of the ship were still on as it sank, and the scan tallies with this. Some of the huge boilers are bent inwards, suggesting they were running hot as they sank beneath the cold water.

Global News Podcast
China vows to fight US 'blackmail' over tariffs

And elsewhere on the wreck, an open valve indicates that steam was still flowing to generate electricity. This would have been thanks to a team of engineers who stayed behind. All were lost, among the more than 1,500 who perished in the disaster. But their heroic actions saved many lives. Park Stevenson is a Titanic analyst.

Global News Podcast
China vows to fight US 'blackmail' over tariffs

And elsewhere on the wreck, an open valve indicates that steam was still flowing to generate electricity. This would have been thanks to a team of engineers who stayed behind. All were lost, among the more than 1,500 who perished in the disaster. But their heroic actions saved many lives. Park Stevenson is a Titanic analyst.

Global News Podcast
China vows to fight US 'blackmail' over tariffs

Rebekah Morrell.

Global News Podcast
China vows to fight US 'blackmail' over tariffs

Rebekah Morrell.

Global News Podcast
BBC team reaches Khartoum and finds overwhelming destruction

The key countries that have been able to get rescue teams in quickly are China, Russia and India because they have maintained a relationship with the military government after it started.