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అదుపు తప్పింది...మృత్యువు హత్తుకుంది
AP TELEVISION 0000GMT OUTLOOK FOR 17 MARCH 2019
Here are the stories AP Television aims to cover over the next 12 hours. All times in GMT.
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EDITOR'S PICKS
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NEW ZEALAND TRIBUTES CHURCH - Tributes left at park for NZ victims, church service. STORY NUMBER 4201301
AUSTRIA BONFIRE - Austrian town claims world record for tallest bonfire. STORY NUMBER 4201306
NICARAGUA ARRESTS - Police arrest over 50 people attempting to protest. STORY NUMBER 4201305
SERBIA TV STATION - Protesters storm into TV station, Int Min comment. STORY NUMBER 4201300
NEW ZEALAND PM MOSQUE - NZ PM visits Kilbirnie mosque in Wellington. STORY NUMBER 4201308
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TOP STORIES
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NEW ZEALAND MOSQUE SHOOTING - Latest from the Friday mosque shooting that killed 49 people.
::The suspect to the mass shootings at two mosques was brought to court Saturday and showed no emotion when the judge read him one murder charge.
::The judge said it is reasonable to assume more of such charges would follow.
::Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said 39 survivors remained in hospital with 11 critically wounded.
::Covering latest, lives when possible
::Possible burials
::Latest on investigation
::Accessing lives of latest pressers
::Possible burials, TBC
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OTHER NEWS - MIDDLE EAST
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SYRIA BAGHOUZ - Monitoring evacuations, fighting around last IS-held territory in Syria. Monitoring upsurge of violence in northwest.
::Monitoring
SUDAN UNREST - Monitoring protests against Omar Bashir's long rule
::UGC on merit
MIDEAST CABINET - Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu convenes his cabinet for weekly meeting, cabinet to discuss Gaza situation, recent violence
:: Jerusalem, 0830 GMT, Covering on merit
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EUROPE/AFRICA
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BRITAIN BREXIT WHAT NEXT - British Prime Minister Theresa May worked Friday to pull off an against-the-odds rescue for her European Union divorce deal, after Parliament voted to postpone Brexit to avert a chaotic U.K. departure in two weeks. May planned to spend the next few days trying to persuade opponents in her Conservative Party and its parliamentary allies to support the withdrawal agreement, which Parliament has resoundingly defeated twice. May is expected to hold another Parliament vote on her Brexit deal before Wednesday.
::Covering the latest.
BRITAIN TALK SHOWS - Major political figures are expected to appear on Sunday talk shows as the Brexit vote looms.
::Accessing edit on merit.
VATICAN ANGELUS - Pope Francis delivers the weekly Angelus.
::1100GMT
::Covering
BRITAIN ST PATRICK'S PARADE - 17th St Patrick's parade in central London from Piccadilly to Trafalgar Square, attracting more than 120 thousand people.
::1200GMT – Parade starts. Covering Live.
RUSSIA PROTEST - Supporters of the various opposition parties gather in central Moscow to call for societal and economic changes in Russia.
::Edited and Live coverage on merit.
BRITAIN ROYALS ST PATRICK'S DAY - The Duke of Cambridge and Duchess of Cambridge visit the 1st Battalion Irish Guards at the St. Patrick's Day Parade, Cavalry Barracks, Hounslow on Sunday 17th March.
::Accessing on merit.
ITALY FLYPAST - The Italian acrobatic air force team will fly over Venice square in Rome, drawing the Italian flag with coloured smoke, to mark the 158th anniversary of Italy's unity.
::0900GMT – Flypast - Covering Live.
ENDS//
Here are the stories AP Television aims to cover over the next 12 hours. All times in GMT.
==============
EDITOR'S PICKS
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NEW ZEALAND TRIBUTES CHURCH - Tributes left at park for NZ victims, church service. STORY NUMBER 4201301
AUSTRIA BONFIRE - Austrian town claims world record for tallest bonfire. STORY NUMBER 4201306
NICARAGUA ARRESTS - Police arrest over 50 people attempting to protest. STORY NUMBER 4201305
SERBIA TV STATION - Protesters storm into TV station, Int Min comment. STORY NUMBER 4201300
NEW ZEALAND PM MOSQUE - NZ PM visits Kilbirnie mosque in Wellington. STORY NUMBER 4201308
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TOP STORIES
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NEW ZEALAND MOSQUE SHOOTING - Latest from the Friday mosque shooting that killed 49 people.
::The suspect to the mass shootings at two mosques was brought to court Saturday and showed no emotion when the judge read him one murder charge.
::The judge said it is reasonable to assume more of such charges would follow.
::Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said 39 survivors remained in hospital with 11 critically wounded.
::Covering latest, lives when possible
::Possible burials
::Latest on investigation
::Accessing lives of latest pressers
::Possible burials, TBC
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OTHER NEWS - MIDDLE EAST
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SYRIA BAGHOUZ - Monitoring evacuations, fighting around last IS-held territory in Syria. Monitoring upsurge of violence in northwest.
::Monitoring
SUDAN UNREST - Monitoring protests against Omar Bashir's long rule
::UGC on merit
MIDEAST CABINET - Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu convenes his cabinet for weekly meeting, cabinet to discuss Gaza situation, recent violence
:: Jerusalem, 0830 GMT, Covering on merit
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EUROPE/AFRICA
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BRITAIN BREXIT WHAT NEXT - British Prime Minister Theresa May worked Friday to pull off an against-the-odds rescue for her European Union divorce deal, after Parliament voted to postpone Brexit to avert a chaotic U.K. departure in two weeks. May planned to spend the next few days trying to persuade opponents in her Conservative Party and its parliamentary allies to support the withdrawal agreement, which Parliament has resoundingly defeated twice. May is expected to hold another Parliament vote on her Brexit deal before Wednesday.
::Covering the latest.
BRITAIN TALK SHOWS - Major political figures are expected to appear on Sunday talk shows as the Brexit vote looms.
::Accessing edit on merit.
VATICAN ANGELUS - Pope Francis delivers the weekly Angelus.
::1100GMT
::Covering
BRITAIN ST PATRICK'S PARADE - 17th St Patrick's parade in central London from Piccadilly to Trafalgar Square, attracting more than 120 thousand people.
::1200GMT – Parade starts. Covering Live.
RUSSIA PROTEST - Supporters of the various opposition parties gather in central Moscow to call for societal and economic changes in Russia.
::Edited and Live coverage on merit.
BRITAIN ROYALS ST PATRICK'S DAY - The Duke of Cambridge and Duchess of Cambridge visit the 1st Battalion Irish Guards at the St. Patrick's Day Parade, Cavalry Barracks, Hounslow on Sunday 17th March.
::Accessing on merit.
ITALY FLYPAST - The Italian acrobatic air force team will fly over Venice square in Rome, drawing the Italian flag with coloured smoke, to mark the 158th anniversary of Italy's unity.
::0900GMT – Flypast - Covering Live.
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