NEW YORK, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay said "serious consideration" should be given to removing Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder, as National Football League (NFL) team owners convened in New York for a quarterly meeting.

"If kids don't get educated ... that is going to have a permanent lasting legacy, and the recovery will be longer, harder and more expensive," said Arup Banerji, World Bank regional country director for eastern Europe.

She told them some of the children were sick, and worried that nobody had even asked about their medication. Lopatkina continued to push Russian and Ukrainian officials incessantly. She sent them photocopies of Ukrainian documents proving her guardianship.

Officials are keen to resume education, in part to enable women to return to work.

But assessing about 80% of Ukraine's 26,000 educational facilities, from preschools to universities, the interior ministry found only 41% have the bomb shelters or protective structures needed for in-person instruction.

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Team owners did not vote on the matter on Tuesday but Irsay said he believed there was enough support for Snyder's potential removal, pending the outcome of the NFL investigation. It would take the support of at least 24 of the league's 32 owners to oust him.

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This miniseries, based on a true story of rape, deftly navigates its disturbing and tricky subject matter with the help of a remarkable performance from Kaitlyn Dever.

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We weren't ready for The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. Canceled after one season, the critically acclaimed fantasy series is, well, a gem. A prequel to the 1982 Jim Henson film, the series returns to the planet Thra, where three Gelflings inspire a rebellion against the absolutely diabolic Skeksis. You'll find yourself deeply invested in the poor, oppressed Gelflings' lives, hurt just as much as the puppets whenever one of their own is harmed. A full-on fantasy epic, built with love, care and staggering detail.

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They are among 50 refugees from their besieged country given succour in North Moreton, Oxfordshire - dubbed ‘Britain's kindest village' and with a population of just 350 - after its generous residents opened their arms and homes to them in April.

But in May, Putin signed a decree making it easier for Russia to adopt and give citizenship to Ukrainian children without parental care - and harder for Ukraine and surviving relatives to win them back. Russian law prohibits the adoption of foreign children without consent of the home country, which Ukraine has not given.

Miss Vuiev said: ‘It's maybe difficult to understand from the outside - why do you want to go and stay there without any light or electricity and risk danger? A handful of other Ukrainian refugees in the village are considering similar trips.