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Russia's war in Ukraine has spawned linguistic peculiarities that would mean little to outside observers.
So we decode the Kremlin's military jargon for you.
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That was the sound of Giselle Pellico arriving at the court in the French city of Avignon on Thursday morning.
She was surrounded by friends, supporters and campaign, and she was arriving to hear what sentences would be handed down to the 50 men who would be found guilty of raping her after her husband drugged her and arranged for those men to come round to their house.
He was also sentenced today as well.
And because we're doing this episode all about that story, I should warn you that you may hear some distressing details in this episode of Newscast, Newscast, Newscast from the BBC.
I like landscapes.
I don't think I'm being jabbing unemployed people who are overweight.
That is not the agenda.
It's the fun police working overtime.
A star is born.
Elon.
So hurt that America let this happen.
Frankly, I think we need a British Trump.
Take me down to Downing Street.