After a few weeks she hired a car and headed for Turkey, crossing a minefield on foot while pushing her youngest child in a buggy for the final few miles of the journey.She has not spoken to Georgelas, who changed his name to Yahya al-Bahrumi, since 2015 and it's believed he died two years later.

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Electric Dreams lives up to its name, each episode of the anthology series a vibrant, polished product whirring on the ideas of its source material: The works of Philip K. Dick. As with most anthologies, some episodes are better than others, but if you're craving storytelling with Black Mirror-like setups, let this reverie slip over you.

‘I said, are you still sleeping in the same bed?
He said yes. Then you don't have anything to worry about honey, I said, because the first thing a woman does when she's really mad is kick her husband out of bed.‘

The cases are part of a series of Justice Department prosecutions in recent years aimed at disrupting Chinese government efforts to locate in America pro-democracy activists and others who are openly critical of Beijing's policies and to suppress their speech.

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The Black Mirror comparisons are inevitable with this British series about technology gone wrong. Set in a futuristic London, The Feed centers on an implant that lets people livestream their lives without needing to press a button on a phone. No, absolutely nothing goes wrong. An impressive cast includes David Thewlis and Michelle Fairley. While it's not as polished or deep-cutting as Black Mirror, The Feed is still worth a look.

Kremlin troops launched two attacks on Kyiv late Wednesday and earlier today - one via the besieged western city of Irpin and another through the eastern district of Brovary, with video showing the moment Russian tanks and armoured vehicles were bombarded with artillery in a devastating ambush and forced to turn back. 

"I got on my knees and he was laying face down. And that´s when I grabbed him. I turned him over, I was holding him," Dowdell said, recalling the moment she found her brother with the life ebbing out of him.
"I wasn´t crying at the moment because I was trying to be strong instead of panicking. And so I said, 'You´re going to be all right. You´re a fighter, you´re strong."

All war is hell. But Mariupol's descent into darkness has been meteoric, merciless and utterly monstrous after Vladimir Putin's forces unleashed a horrific barrage of bombs, missiles and shells that have flattened this pleasant port on the Sea of Azov.

Mr Robinson was interviewing Jerry Dyer, the founder and host of Big Jet TV, an online channel which provides live coverage of planes landing at airports, on BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Saturday morning when he made the comment.

Meanwhile, Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom has promised to deliver 500 units of temporary housing to the city, while the Biden administration has sent the city and county more than $200 million for homeless programs, she added.

Mr Dyer pointed out that the channel reached 238,000 live viewers at one point, to which Mr Robinson responded: 'They dream of that at GB News, I'll tell you that. It was an extraordinary number of people watching.'

The shooting outraged many in Kansas City and across the country.
Civic and political leaders - including President Joe Biden - demanded justice. Some, including lawyers for Yarl, pressed the racial dimension of the case.

For the next 16 days, Kristina, her husband, and son stayed at the school with 162 others, including 52 children, trapped at the heart of the lethal Russian assault on a port that Putin tried - and failed - to capture eight years ago.

envoy Volker Perthes told reporters. The two sides are using tanks, artillery and other heavy weapons in densely populated areas. Fighter jets swooped overhead and anti-aircraft fire lit up the skies as darkness fell.

Born Joya Choudhury to Bangladeshi parents, Joya was raised in Harrow, northwest London. After moving to another part of the British capital she was radicalized by Muslim girls who ‘slut shamed' her for wearing Western clothes.

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Humans might not be entirely original, but the assembled parts sing. A British family purchases an artificially intelligent robot called a "synth" to help out with their busy lives. This grounded approach to sentient, possibly dangerous robots is one of Humans' greatest strengths. At the sweet center: an innocent bond between the family's youngest daughter and Gemma Chan's elegant and efficient synth Anita. A mystery draws the family into the origins of the robots, who explore requisite philosophical themes such as humanity, pain, memories and reality.

According to Barb (Broadcasters' Audience Research Board), GB News was watched by 2.2million people in the four weeks to January 2. This compared to 15.9million for BBC and 10.9million for Sky News, reported.