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Pro, anti government protesters clash
基輔支持者與抗議者發(fā)生沖突
Clashes broke out between pro government supporters and anti-government protesters in Kiev Saturday. Local TV coverage showed masked anti-government demonstrators kicking and using sticks and baseball bats to beat opposing protesters. Tensions remain high in Kiev's Independence Square where Monday's deadline to remove barricades and vacate occupied buildings looms. Some progress was made Saturday to dismantle portions of the barricades as part of a deal with the government. Anti-government protesters who have been occupying the square and public buildings for the past three months allowed heavy machinery to remove parts of the barricades in exchanged for the negotiated release of detained protesters. President Viktor Yanukovich- who shunned a trade deal to with the European Union last year-is trying to dampen tensions before he picks a new prime minister. Although anti-government demonstrators remain highly suspicious about any conciliatory offers from the government.
周六，親政府支持者和反政府抗議者在基輔爆發(fā)沖突。當(dāng)?shù)仉娨暸_報道顯示，反政府示威者踢踏并用棍子和棒球棍毆打敵對方的抗議者。周一，移除路障，清空被占領(lǐng)的建筑的最后期限即將來臨之際，基輔獨(dú)立廣場仍然是一片緊張的形勢。周六，作為與政府達(dá)成的協(xié)議的部分內(nèi)容，移除部分路障的工作取得了一些進(jìn)展。過去三個月占領(lǐng)獨(dú)立廣場和公共建筑的反政府抗議者允許重型機(jī)械移除部分路障，換取被拘留的抗議者的獲釋。去年拒絕與歐盟簽署貿(mào)易協(xié)議的烏克蘭總統(tǒng)亞努科維奇在委任新的總理之前試圖緩解緊張形勢。然而，反政府示威者仍然深切懷疑政府的任何安撫措施。
Next 24 hours critical in flood relief
英國抗洪工作進(jìn)入關(guān)鍵時期
(SOUNDBITE) (English) FLOOD VICTIMS, JACK AND BERYL PENGELLY, SAYING: "At one time I'd just get in the boat and go out and do the shopping."
洪水災(zāi)民JACK和BERYL PENGELLY：“有一段時間我不得不乘船外出購物。”
Jack and Beryl Pengelly don't usually go to the market by boat... But as flooding, heavy winds and rain continue to inundate parts of southern England it's becoming more and more the norm. Some parts of the country have been underwater for more than a month after the wettest January on record leaving homeowners displaced and crops ruined. Friday, gale force winds tormented coastal areas including Hampshire where 32 diners enjoying a Valentine's Day meal had to be evacuated. Prime Minister David Cameron toured a flood relief center in Surrey over the weekend as soldiers prepared some of the flood relief efforts. Cameron said the clock is ticking to get resources in place.
JACK和BERYL PENGELLY并不經(jīng)常乘船去市場。但是由于洪水，大風(fēng)和暴雨持續(xù)影響英格蘭南部部分地區(qū)，這種情況越來越常見。歷史上雨水最多的一個月導(dǎo)致業(yè)主流離失所，農(nóng)作物被毀。英國部分地區(qū)已經(jīng)在水下浸泡了超過一個月的時間。周五，一股強(qiáng)風(fēng)襲擊了包括漢普郡在內(nèi)的沿海地區(qū)，正在享受情人節(jié)大餐的32位就餐者被迫撤離。周末期間，首相卡梅倫走訪了薩里郡一個洪水救災(zāi)中心，士兵們正在準(zhǔn)備洪水救援工作。
(SOUNDBITE) (English) UK PRIME MINISTER, DAVID CAMERON, SAYING: "...this is a vast national effort where we're bringing all the resources of our country together and what we do in the next 24 hours is vital as tragically the river levels will rise again and so every sandbag delivered, every house helped, every flood barrier put in place can make a big difference."
英國首相卡梅倫：“這是一場全國范圍的巨大救援行動，我們將全國的資源聚集起來，未來24小時采取的措施將非常關(guān)鍵，因為洪水水位將再次上漲，所以，每運(yùn)輸一個沙袋，每幫助一個家庭，每建造一個洪水堤壩都將發(fā)揮很大的作用。”
British weather officials have forecasted improved conditions in the coming days, although even a little rainfall could mean more flooding as the ground is beyond the saturation point. And still residents do their best to remain optimistic.
英國天氣官員預(yù)報稱，未來幾天的情況將有所好轉(zhuǎn)，然而，即使少量的降雨也意味著洪水的爆發(fā)，因為地面水已經(jīng)達(dá)到過飽和狀態(tài)。不過，居民們?nèi)匀槐M最大可能保持樂觀。
(SOUNDBITE) (English) FLOOD VICTIMS, JACK AND BERYL PENGELLY, SAYING: This is just a interlude in our life basically. Something to look back on and remember, but there's a lot of people who are far worse off then us." BERYL: "Far worse." An interlude that's expected to continue for months.
洪水災(zāi)民JACK和BERYL PENGELLY：“這只是我們生活中的一段插曲。這是我們以后值得回憶和懷念的日子。但是有許多人的情況比我們糟糕的多。”BERYL：“確實是嚴(yán)重的多。”這段插曲預(yù)期將持續(xù)幾個月的時間。
Building collapse kills driver in central London
英國中部建筑坍塌 司機(jī)遇難
A woman dies in central London late Friday after part of a building collapses on the car she was driving. Police cordoned off the scene, opposite the Holborn underground station. Gales of up to 80 miles or 129 kilometers per hour lashed southern England and Wales overnight. Authorities say Friday's weather is likely to be the last of the series of violent storms that have crossed the country in recent weeks, with the weather expected to improve through the weekend.
周五晚，倫敦中部一座建筑部分坍塌，砸中一輛汽車，女司機(jī)不幸身亡。警方戒嚴(yán)了在霍爾本地鐵站對面的事故現(xiàn)場。夜間，高達(dá)每小時80英里（或每小時129千米）的大風(fēng)襲擊了英格蘭南部和威爾士。當(dāng)局表示，周五的天氣可能是近幾周肆虐全國的暴風(fēng)雨的最后一波，周末期間天氣狀況預(yù)期會好轉(zhuǎn)。
