it should pick up by april, submit by that point, i will hand my notice in, but i think, no, iam not.doing the old shift here and there is not too out of the ordinary. congratulations to joe. just enough time to recap our top story. average and other points penalty for bridging financial rules reduced from ten points to six. it means they moved up from 17th in the premier league table the 15th. they are possibly facing another points deduction as well. it will only be when the next process is complete they'd discover the damage of their overspending and what it causes, but as it stands they are five points above the relegation zone. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team, it's goodbye for now. hello there. it does look like the rest of this week will remain very changeable. things are set to turn a bit more unsettled now for the next few days. we've got this first frontal system, one of many, pushing its way southwards and eastwards during the course of tuesday. so a wet and windy start

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iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. good to have you with us. we begin in the middle east.ions in gaza, members of the israeli parliament, the knesset, have overwhelmingly backed a resolution by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejecting any unilateral recognition of a

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iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. good to have you with us. we begin in the middle east. as international pressure mounts on israel to account for its actions in gaza, members of the israeli parliament, the knesset, have overwhelmingly backed a resolution by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejecting any unilateral recognition of a palestinian state. netanyhahu's likud party says 99 out of 120 members voted to support the declaration passed earlier this week by the israeli cabinet. it follows efforts by leaders across to world to examine fresh ways to reach a two—state solution to the decades—long conflict. the people of israel and their elected representatives are united today as never before. the tennis that voted overwhelmingly to oppose any attempt to unilaterally impose attempt to unilaterally impose a palestinian state on israel. such an attempt will only endanger israel and prevent the genuine peace that we all seek. peace can only be achieved after we achieve total victory over hamas and through direct negotiations between the parties, direct negotiations wit

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no, no, iam not saying no influence, but dictating policy in baghdad is not true.ree of iranian influence here? i am worried about the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. polive have been searching the river thames for a man suspected of throwing a corrosive substance at his ex—partner and her two daughters here in london. they believe abdul shokoor ezedi went into the water in the hours after the attack, ten days ago. a police boat has been seen circling between chelsea and vauxhall bridges. 0ur correspondent, charlie rose, sent us this update from the scene of the search. police started searching this section of the river thames at nine o'clock this morning, basically to take advantage of the low tide. this is the last confirmed sighting of him on chelsea bridge, four hours after the mother and her two young daughters were dosed with a corrosive alkaline substance and clapping. the cctv footage shows him leaning o

iam not leading i am not leading the issue.eated in these new sectors. everybody is moving too slowly, including ourselves. we are not moving fast enough with the sense of urgency necessary with full commitment. tonight a sit down with the united states leader on climate. john kerry, the white house climate tsar, is leaving hisjob in the coming months. he has told this programme that he leaves the debate in a much better place, but what is it that concerns him about the current direction of travel? and what would a trump presidency mean to the targets that have been set? also tonight, an emergecy leaders summit at the elysee as things go

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no, no, iam not saying no influence, but dictating policy in baghdad is not true. here? i am worried about the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. turning to the 2024 us presidential race, where former president donald trump has started to campaign in south carolina. the state will hold its republican primary on february 24th. south carolina is home to former governor nikki haley, trump's last main challenger for the republican presidential nomination. haley is trying to restore momentum to her campaign after only receiving 30% of the vote in nevada's primary. 63% of the vote there was for none of the above, written in by tens of thousands of trump supporters. with trump seemngly destined for the republican nomination — despite his many legal issues — the contest in south carolina is considered by some to be haley's last chance to turn her campaign around. a few hours ago she took aim not only at mr trump, but us pr

iam here i am commanderjohn savill. good afternoon.n update in relation to our progress following the horrific incident on clapham on wednesday evening. first of all, an update on how the victims are. the mother remains very poorly in hospital and she is sedated at the moment. we expect that those injuries will be life changing. thankfully we've had an update from the hospital that the two young children that were with her, their injuries are not as serious as first thought and they are not likely to be life changing. they remain with mum in the care of the nhs and we of course wish them the very best recovery that we can. in terms of our manhunt we have a large team of experienced detectives leading the manhunt using all the tactics you would expect us to use. lots of officers out on the ground and we are working very closely with colleagues from transport for london, british transport police and our colleagues in northumbria police as well. last night five search warrants were executed, to an east london and three in newcastle and we

iam i am well perry. —— i�*m will perry.reduced. england�*s cricketers put up a fight in the fourth test but lose the series in india. and we hear from golf�*s supermarket delivery driver, who�*s just won a live—changing amount of money. welcome along to sportsday. we start with the big news from the premier league, where everton have had their points deduction for breaking spending rules reduced from 10 points to 6 by an independent commission. the club were punished back in november last year for breaches over a three—year period to the 2021—22 season. it was a significant day for the club, who started itjust outside the bottom three, precariously

iam here i am here at koko week and the focus has been on sustainability —— cocoa.ke wildfire, that the price, the futures price, 5800, and might touch 6000 by the end of the day, which is unprecedented, and it is because there has been a deficit, they will be a deficit this year from the main crop, a 400,000 tonnes, the third successive global deficit, and problems focus on the biggest producing countries like ghana, where most of the cocoa beans comes from, and that is where most of the problems have been regarding the weather and inflationary costs. what are the industry players saying there about it? are they planning to absorb the extra costs themselves or will they pass them onto chocolate lovers at the end of the food chain? that pass them onto chocolate lovers at the end of the food chain?- pass them onto chocolate lovers at the end of the food chain? that is a aood the end of the food chain? that is a good question- _ the end of the food chain? that is a good question. some _ the end of the food chain? that is a good question. some are _ the end of the food

iam very i am very disappointed. i'm angry. because we should have done better tonight.pt the battles, the one—on—one situations, and how we wanted to approach tactically right away from the beginning. we did not exist in the first 20—30 minutes. that's why i'm saying i give them respect because they were better — they wanted it more. so south korea coming home. jordan go maching on — but who will they face in saturday's final? hosts qatar will fancy their chances of being able to defend their trophy in front of their home fans. they face iran in the semifinal on wednesday — a team who've won this tournament three times — although their last success was all the way back in 1976. translation: we enter this match with — translation: we enter this match with big _ translation: we enter this match with big motivation. i translation: we enter this | match with big motivation. we are one step away from the final for the second time in a row. to reach the final, it will be a great achievement. however, we recognise the difficulty of this match, and we recognise that we are goin

iam in i am in jerusalem i am injerusalem where the israeli government is trying to push back againstout the war in gaza. voting in indonesia ends. unofficial results suggest the defence secretary is in the lead. ukraine's military says it's destroyed a russian warship in its territorial waters off occupied crimea. we have been analysing the footage. scientists say they have established the first detailed proof that apes like to tease each other like humans. and the valentine's day twist, by young people in china are resorting to so—called ai boyfriends. we start today's programme with reports coming from gaza that the israeli military has ordered palestinians to evacuate the nasser hospital in the southern city of khan younis — where hundreds of people have taken refuge. in this video an announcement is being made on a speaker

iam i am live outside the high court where gillian stange's protesters are supporting him as lawyersot be extradited. ——julian assange. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, welcome to bbc news now.

iam i am steven wityk catch up. and american milestone and mysteries. first we are talking about danny alvarez, the former brazil and barcelona player has won nearly every big trophy in football. on thursday he was found guilty of rape and sentenced to 11.5 years in jail. the court in spain found that in december 2022 he lowered a 23—year—old woman into a toilet at a nightclub in barcelona where he forced her to have sex. the sentence is less than the 12 year term the lawyers wanted. elvis is planning to appeal. if you have been affected by any of this you can get help and support on bbc actionline. a few other stories. more people are being caught for drug driving than drink—driving in some areas. that is what police chiefs have told us. they are worried it has become socially acceptable, especially among young people. next, have you avoided the rain this week? flood warnings for a lot of us with schools closed and problems on the roads and train routes. in central england it has been the wettest february on record

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of those people said, when i get better again, iam really of those people said, when i get better agains obviously a problem there. there are 150 preventable hospital deaths a week. martha was one of those. that is a plane load of people falling out of the sky every single week, and yet we don't talk about it. and i guess we don't talk about it. and i guess we don't talk about it. and i guess we don't talk about it because it is not as dramatic as a plane falling out of the sky. but it happens, and we would not excepted in any other industry, and that's what we are trying to challenge with martha's rule. we are trying... sorry, i am not saying that very well. because it is not as dramatic as people come as a plane falling out of the sky, we seem to accept it, and we should not stop what merope mills, talking to the bbc. —— merope mills, talking to the bbc. a two—year—old boy reported to have fallen into the river soar in leicester has been named as xielo maruziva. a search has been ongoing since sunday after he was reported to have fallen into the water. his family have paid tribute to

regresamos ahora a la capital donde se encuentra el iam para hablar de los temas que hace noticia enfronteriza en ayuda para ucrania a israel. fue 49— 50, pero algunos apoyaron iva demÓcratas la rechazaron. esto le permite lÍder de la mayorÍa demÓcrataforzar una votaciÓn para aprobar la ayuda para israel y ucrania sin incluir fuertes medidas fronterizas. un grupo de management anteintentÓ interrumpir el discurso de la candidata a la nominaciÓn presidencial republicana en un restaurante de california los revoltosos gritaban cuando se encontraba con sus simpatizantes, pero ella reaccionÓ tranquilamente diciendo que simplemente estaban ejerciendo su derecho de libertad de expresiÓn. un juez federal le negÓ a donald trump su peticiÓn de anular su juicio por difamar a la escritora. el magistrado tambiÉn dijo que la anulaciÓn habÍa sido totalmente inÚtil porque el caso volverÍa a empezar. el argumento es que admitiÓ queprecisamente borro alguna de las amenazas de muerte que habÍa recibido tras hacerse pÚblicas sus acusaciones contra el ex mandatario y gÁlvez, la candidata presidencial por

iam not and aggressive to photographers and videographers.hing, i want to have an open conversation between the two parties for the sake of our couples. we live in a digitalage for the sake of our couples. we live in a digital age and couples do want loads of coverage of the gorgeous ceremony and we can work with police and vicars to do that, but without being too intrusive.— being too intrusive. thank you so much. there's a warning people living with a rare eating disorder are being overlooked by the health service in england. one charity says calls to its helpline about avoidant—restrictive food intake disorder, known as arfid, are seven times higher than they were five years ago. they say it's vital people with the condition receive support and that extra funding is available for eating disorder services. abi smitton reports. the sheep is gone. the sheep has gone, yes. the sheep has gone. the sheep. sheep, baa. he was the most happiest, smiliest little boy i've ever come across. his soul was just kind, and he was soft and he was just so be

iam here and i'm ready to embrace the culture.is a new beginning for me, a new chapter in my career. and ijust want to enjoy playing football again. putting a smile on people's faces and showing the fans what i can do. the only change the squad... five players made their debut as last weekend's when over italy. la seak's weekend's when over italy. he speak's performance weekend's when over italy. ha speak's performance was weekend's when over italy. ts; speak's performance was far from speak�*s performance was far from perfect but it was a promising start. looking at some of the younger players there, the players with less experience, every promising start from those guys and i think with this blend of experience and leadership, led by the man next to me, these people that are fairly young, it's important to keep that blend and build a continuity and cohesion. scotland have made three changes for the visit. captain has recovered from a knee injury. staying stateside, arizona has had on its head for one whole at least four days thi

iam i am outside the courts in london on what could be a decisive day on the legal battle with mirrorparties claiming victory. an israeli airstrike hits a residential area in rafah in southern gaza — hours after the us said it wouldn't support an offensive that failed to prioritise civilian lives. hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. prince harry s legal fight with the publishers of the daily mirror continues today at the high court in london. the court has already ruled that the duke of sussex was hacked ? the question now is to what extent. it's looking at some unresolved matters including legal costs and additional articles in prince harry s claim.

iam sure i am sure alexei navalny would be here on this stage talking to you.about his death, we are receiving this news only from the state sources. for many years and you know that putin's government are always lying. but if that is true, i know putin's allies and friends, that they would be responsible and held responsible with what they have done with our country and my husband and with our people. this day will come sooner than you think and i am asking everyone who is here and all international community to unite and help to punish this regime in russia. this regime and vladimir putin must be held personally responsible for all the horrible things that they are doing, what they are doing to russia and to us in these past few years, thank you very much. in these past few years, thank you very much-— very much. that was the wife of alexei navalny _ very much. that was the wife of alexei navalny speaking - very much. that was the wife of alexei navalny speaking at - very much. that was the wife of alexei navalny speaking at the | alexei navalny speaking at t

regresamos ahora a la capital donde se encuentra el iam para hablar de los temas que hace noticia ena en ayuda para ucrania a israel. fue 49— 50, pero algunos apoyaron iva demÓcratas la rechazaron. esto le permite lÍder de la mayorÍa demÓcrataforzar una votaciÓn para aprobar la ayuda para israel y ucrania sin incluir fuertes medidas fronterizas. un grupo de management anteintentÓ interrumpir el discurso de la candidata a la nominaciÓn presidencial republicana en un restaurante de california los revoltosos gritaban cuando se encontraba con sus simpatizantes, pero ella reaccionÓ tranquilamente diciendo que simplemente estaban ejerciendo su derecho de libertad de expresiÓn. un juez federal le negÓ a donald trump su peticiÓn de anular su juicio por difamar a la escritora. el magistrado tambiÉn dijo que la anulaciÓn habÍa sido totalmente inÚtil porque el caso volverÍa a empezar. el argumento es que admitiÓ queprecisamente borro alguna de las amenazas de muerte que habÍa recibido tras hacerse pÚblicas sus acusaciones contra el ex mandatario y gÁlvez, la candidata presidencial por la coalic

hello, iam hello, i am tanya beckett. remarks he made about israel. the party made the decision saying that further information had come to light, it had previously spent days defending mr ali. it's too late for labour to change its candidate. opponents have accused labour of being in disarray. here's the audio, published by the daily mail newspaper, with those comments from mr ali. take a listen. he shouldn't have been suspended, right? he was suspended on what was said. i know him really well, yeah, he's a solid pro—palestinian supporter. the media and some of the people in the media from certainjewish quarters were giving bleep about what he said. graham, you can t say this. absolutely. graham, you can t say this, but i ll say it, i've been to israel, you ve been to israel... i've been. yeah, he's been, the security is that strict landing at the airport to your hotel to going into any of the towns, yeah? if you go in gaza, i can t believe there is no way that israel knows there is a border there, there s a big buffer z

process in brussels and we will have all the latest, stay with us, i am lewis vaughanjones, this us, iam good afternoon. still rather blustery today towards the south of the uk, but there is a lot of dry weather around, especially in the west. lots of blue skies, sunshine here today in swansea, as recorded by our weather watcher. further east, although there will still be some sunny spells, expect to see some showers blow in from the north sea. there's more of the same as we head through the rest of the afternoon too. some of these showers making their way as far west as eastern areas of wales. but across western scotland, northern ireland, western wales and the south—west of england it is largely dry. a bit of wind chill to factor into those temperatures towards north sea facing coasts with a brisk north—easterly wind. it will feel a little colder than this out towards the east. highs between 7 and 10 degrees celsius. the strong winds across the channel islands eventually easing down as we head through the evening. 0vernight tonight, a couple of weather fronts just approaching the far n

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wish, journalist and political analyst from beirot, we do appreciate it and the little we got from iam sal was helpful who also spoke to us from bayrut. with that we come to an end for this edition of the news review. welcome back, thousands of supporters of pakistan's former prime. minister imran khan have taken the streets nationwide to condemn what they perceive as fraud and manipulation in the recent general elections. this comes in light of admissions by certain election officials acknowledging their involvement in the alleged vote rigging. of course respone reports from the pakistani capital islamabad supporters of the jailed pakistani former premier imran khan and his party. pti held nation wide protests on saturday to condemn alleged manipulation in the february 8 general election. the mandate that the people of pakistan has given the independent so callalled independent candidates back by none other than pti because our election symbol was taken away, our entire leadership is behind jails with sham uh you know aapke jo muqadmat so this time. doesn't make any sense when the peo

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yes, iam. yeah, i can tell in yourface!e less bumpy it is. so, this is it? we're here. we're here now! we made it. we made it! laughs woohoo! i feel really good today. and i've just had a little explore. we've got an outhouse over there but it's one of those places where there's no running water, so if you do your business — i'll leave the rest to your imagination. also got a shower over there. if you want to use it, though, you have to collect your own water from the lake and put it in the pump. so, this place, it's really remote and you've really got to be self—reliant. hey, team! good morning. how are we doing today? morning. did you get some good rest? yeah, that was one of the best nights, honestly. good, good, good. so fun. what have you got here, then, on this site? well, the cabin you were staying in we built after we bought the property. this little cabin here, with the green roof — that was the only thing that was on the property when we first bought it, back in 2016, and we've added everything else that you see s

i am not judging, iam a mother, but parental behaviours. am not judging, i am a mother, but if we as adults... i drove down here, can't tell you how many people were watching their phones as they walked into the rose. you see parents using their phone at dinner time. you can't say i will ban you from having this. welcome you can, then act as adults in a totally uncontrolled way, scrolling at night. we really do need our parents and the adults in this country to have this conversation talk to molly russell's father, his heartbreak over the fact that his daughter scrolling through those hideous images at three in the morning, what are we doing? so much so that the coroner, then she took her own life, so much so that the coroner when they looked at it felt disturbed. boundaries and helping parents with those things are really important. i think the tech companies, this is what i told them last week, you guys should be working together, not thinking of these things as extreme innovation, thinking of and actually funding really good parental edu

yes, iam. yeah, i can tell in yourface!umpy it is. so, this is it? we're here. we're here now! we made it. we made it! craig laughs woohoo! i feel really good today. and i'vejust had a little explore. we've got an outhouse over there, but it's one of those places where there's no running water. so, if you do your business — i'll leave the rest to your imagination. also got a shower over there. if you want to use it, though, you have to collect your own water from the lake and put it in the pump. so, this place is really remote, and you've really got to be self—reliant. hey, team! good morning. how are we doing today? morning. get some good rest? yeah, that was one of the best nights, honestly. good, good. so fun. what have you got here, then, on this site? well, the cabin you were staying in, we built after we bought the property. this little cabin here, with the green roof — that was the only thing that was on the property when we first bought it back in 2016. and we've added everything else that you see since then. so, ho

hello, you are with world business report, i am hello, you are with world business report, iam ben hello, you are with world business report, i am ben thompson and we're going to start this hour with your�*s biggest airline, budget carrier ryanair because the boss is warning passengers should expect more expensive fares this summer. michael o'leary says the price of tickets could be up to 10% higher compared with last year because the company is struggling to get hold of new planes. he is blaming the late delivery of some boeing aircraft, which will affect the number of available seats. jones reports. after what has been a very wet and windy winter, it is hardly surprising that the thoughts of many are already turning to spending summer in sunnier climes. but that could come at a greater cost this year. ryanairwas could come at a greater cost this year. ryanair was meant to bolster its fleet with the delivery of 57 new boeing planes, a type of boeing 737 max, by the end of march. but it now thinks only 40—16 will arrive in time for the peak summer months. the airline's boss michael o'lea

if we want to fine the rich, we will fine the whole society with this work and these definitions of iam , it is not without reason that one should doubt it, that is, not one case, not two cases, all the cases that were recommended to the nations, this should be doubted when we say that the subsidy explanation is for the benefit of the rich, isn't it? this is not true . what kind of goods did we subsidize in basic commodities ? did we subsidize frozen meat? did our income earners consume frozen meat? should we remove the subsidy from this mantle? the rich should not benefit because it was not only meat. for example, everything that we used to subsidize in basic goods the consumption of most of the incomes of the majority of incomes is lower, not higher, when we remove the subsidy and pay at the end of the payment chain or free the prices in any other way. it is the low-income and lower sections of the society who are fined , not higher. when you give rice , you are subsidizing the imported rice, which is of average and lower quality, and not the first-class iranian rice, which has a high

— i was in my, yeah, mid 805, so i didn't have to act old — iam old. it meant something to me in a different way because i'm old enough to have remembered the war and remembered the holocaust. i was born in 1937, the end of �*37, and i was 18 months old when war broke out, and when neville chamberlain declared war on adolf hitler. and so i remember the remnants of the war from about 1942 onwards, the bombing of swansea, and all that sort of thing, and the air raids. so, i remember those first newsreel films and they showed the first signs, the first camps, bergen—belsen. and then years later, the russians released auschwitz and dachau and... and, er, yeah. hello. i'm sorry. i haven't got anything. oh, wait, hold on a moment. chocolate. there we go. actorjohnny flynn plays the young nicholas winton, who was a london city stockbroker when he visited prague in 1938. there he found hundreds of refugees, many of whom had been pushed out of germany and austria by the nazis. he was shocked by the conditions they were living in and feared for their future with

no, iam not...the point where i think i can say that i feel betrayed by the american people and by the overwhelming majority of the political leadership of this country. i'm very anxious. i'm quite frustrated, as many people are. but, i mean, that would be quite a stretch to say that, at this point, i am betrayed. as we speak to each other, the biden administration is hoping against hope that the us congress will find a way to authorise passage of legislation which would deliver $60 billion of new assistance to ukraine. it's in the senate right now. it may emerge from the senate. it may then get to the house and fail, or it may get to the house and some sort of agreement may be found. but it could take weeks. every single day, ukraine is falling short in terms of ammunition, new supplies. i can quote to you a host of republicans in both the senate and the house of representatives who are adamant that the united states should send no more money to ukraine. that's the stance of senators likejosh hawle

with this work and these definitions of the iam, it is not without reason that we should doubt, that is, not one case, not two cases, all the cases that i recommended were necessary for the nations. this should be doubted when we say that the explanation of the subsidy is for the benefit of the rich, no, this is not correct. we gave it to meat we used to give frozen meat. did our 10th income earners consume frozen meat ? should we remove the subsidy from this meat? the rich should not benefit. well, you should come to see why it didn't happen. now , were we able to reduce this subsidy to 100%, that is, they could really use it. assuming that what is being done is correct at the moment, can the end of the chain be able to use this subsidy? we at the beginning of the chain will not see the benefit of everything we spent at the end of the chain. i am not saying absolutely, allocate everything to the end of the chain and the final consumer. use all facilities that is, anyway, you know that if the capital department wants to go to the end of the chain and so on. in these few years, this s

no, no, iam not saying no influence, but dictating policy in baghdad is not true.the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. millions of people around the world are celebrating the lunar new year. from hong kong to peru, the new moon, which ushers in the year of the dragon, has been marked in many different ways. courtney bembridge has more from the newsroom. ringing in the year of the dragon in beijing. this display marks the start of 15 days of celebrations, and big public events like this haven't been held in recent years because of the pandemic. as you can see, they're back with a bang. in taiwan, worshipers gathered to light incense and pray for prosperity for the new year. and have a look at this as a slightly different way to celebrate in hong kong. tattoo artists say there's been an increase in the number of people requesting dragon designs. well, big icons well known around the world — this is the tokyo tower —

i think for me, in my own journey as a feminist, iam exploring... ..what has been unexpressed, you know i've existed within for many reasons, for intergenerational legacy reasons, for culture reasons, um, for survival reasons. and i think that as...as women, as feminists, there's so much untapped power in... ..in all the different assets of ourselves and that we often have to divorce ourselves from parts of ourselves that are not welcome in spaces. and so i think for me personally, i'm...|'m attempting to root my feminism in my wholeness and getting to be all of the things i am, in whatever space i—i�*m in. one of the many avenues of your activism came as part of the metoo movement, where you openly spoke about your own experience with sexual assault. what has to be done to make sure that other women or more women have the resources and the support to speak up? i mean, we have to have systems and institutions that prioritise safety for women and empower women to speak up and don't punish women forspeaking up, um, kind of intrinsically or explicitly. you know, so much of it is cultural a

— i was in my, yeah, mid 80s, so i didn't have to act old — iam old.t something to me in a different way because i'm old enough to have remembered the war and remembered the holocaust. i was born in 1937, the end of �*37, and i was 18 months old when war broke out, and when neville chamberlain declared war on adolf hitler. and so i remember the remnants of the war from about 1942 onwards, the bombing of swansea, and all that sort of thing, and the air raids. so, i remember those first newsreel films and they showed the first signs, the first camps, bergen—belsen. and then years later, the russians released auschwitz and dachau and... and, er, yeah. hello. i'm sorry. i haven't got anything. oh, wait, hold on a moment. chocolate. there we go. actorjohnny flynn plays the young nicholas winton, who was a london city stockbroker when he visited prague in 1938. there he found hundreds of refugees, many of whom had been pushed out of germany and austria by the nazis. he was shocked by the conditions they were living in and feared for their future with hitler

iam i am grateful for your decision on the financial instrument for us, for our people, for ukraine.ar period, this is a clear signal that ukraine will withstand and that europe will withstand. there is huge relief here in kyiv that this news has passed, that hungary is on board. all the responders stressing the fact this is a united european response. the symbolism of that is important ukraine as well as the fact it means that the funding is now approved. because ukraine has been stressing all along that this is notjust about stressing all along that this is not just about supporting this country, it is about the broader cause of european security that ukraine is fighting for europe as well, against russia's attempts to change the world order by force. war cost a lot of money and it is notjust about getting missiles and ammunition and shells and tanks from the west, it is about hard cash because the government needs to keep doing what a normal government in a normal country would do. that is, paying state sector salaries, would do. that is, paying state sectorsalaries, paying sector

no, no, iam not saying no influence, but dictating policy in baghdad is not true.about the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. joining me now isjoost hiltermann, programme directorfor the middle east and north africa at international crisis group. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. thank you for “oining us here on bbc news. ., , thank you for “oining us here on bbc news. . , ~ , news. the iraqi first minister there talkint news. the iraqi first minister there talking about _ news. the iraqi first minister there talking about other— news. the iraqi first minister there talking about other countries - talking about other countries reducing their influence and react but what do you think will be the reaction from his iranian american partners, will be taken seriously? they're not gonna take him too seriously even though the foreign minister said it is eminently sensible if iraq wants to recover its sovereignty.

no, no, iam not saying no influence, but dictating policy in baghdad is not true. i am worried about the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. well 0rla guerinjoins us live now from baghdad. for viewers that are trying to understand the shifting dynamics in the crisis in the middle east what do you think are the key takeaways from your interview with the foreign minister there? ihell from your interview with the foreign minister there?— minister there? well i think what looms the concern _ minister there? well i think what looms the concern that _ minister there? well i think what looms the concern that the - minister there? well i think what i looms the concern that the minister has not only the foreign minister but about the possibility of escalation here on iraqi soil. what is happening is that iraq is getting burnt as a backed militias trade fire with us forces here. the past week has been very tense. we had the u

iam real, i can assure you that i'm real.other spending time injail, he's took away from his family and, as you mentioned, he's in solitary confinement. and they are really torturing him every time when i'm issuing new investigations, so i'm a guy from real life here in russia. i understand everything and i do believe that people's support can prevail against this strategy putin has against me. boris nemtsov, whom you knew very well, was walking down a street just a couple of hundred metres from the kremlin when he was murdered. that is the reality of moscow today. you're not immune from that. in this particular room, i had a meeting with him and volunteers who were preparing the big rally. after this meeting with the volunteers, we went on the street and i was arrested for 15 days and he was killed a week later. so i understand what's going on in russia and i understand there are a lot of risks and i understand the danger, but this is my country. i'm going to fight for my country and i know that i'm right and i know that the

iam. i am technically, but i normally get them on instagram like most millennials.dark brand in the laser eyes and talking about taylor swift conspiracies and making his pick for the super bowl. is that the kind of video that can engage young voters? i think so. joe biden is a phenomenal person. i think people who get to know him like him, that's been his thing, he's really good at going out and talking to people and meeting people where they aren't talking about two gen z and i'm sure serious topics will follow, but presenting himself as an understanding person will be important and tiktok is the platform to do. at the same timejoe biden is 81 years old, far outside of the typical demographic for tiktok. do you think young people can see through that "hey, hey, young kids, i'm cool too! or can he pull it off? that's what is good about tiktok, it feels authentic and gen z has a good sense for what is authentic and there is no sense that he was forced to do it and you can see with the cookies comments, this is something where he was having fun and that works for tikt

iam not as republican leader of the senate. i am not going anywhere anytime soon.will complete myjob and what my colleagues have given me until we select a new leader in november and they take the helm next january. earlier, i spoke to stephen neukam, who covers the us congress for axios. i think there was why it expectation within washington that this would be leader mcconnell�*s last term at the helm of the senate. i think the timing here and him announcing this in february is surprising to a lot of people. will have to a lot of people. will have to hear from to a lot of people. will have to hearfrom him and those close to him on what spurred on the decision but i think in general, the development that he will not be at the front of the gop any longer after this year is not all that shocking given his age, he is in his 80s and the fact that it came so early on in the election cycle month before the election is surprising. i5 month before the election is surprising-— —— he has fallen out with the lot of people and what does this mean for us politics? former presid

iam not those reports. they are deeply upsetting.ting hamas. hamas unfortunately has a modus operandi of hiding among civilians, putting headquarters in hospitals and putting fighters among ambulances. that strategy of human shields has put civilians in harm's way in a brutal, sick and evil fashion. i'm really not familiar with the details of this very upsetting case and wouldn't wish to comment further.— upsetting case and wouldn't wish to comment further. thank you for your time, we appreciate _ comment further. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. _ comment further. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. thank- comment further. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. thank you . time, we appreciate it. thank you very much- _ now, the war in the middle east is having consequences in the wider region. iraq s foreign minister has told the bbc there is a danger his country could be pushed into conflict. and that's because of the latest deadly tit—for—tat attacks by iranian—backed militias and us forces. in the past week,

iam i am less optimistic than the report that just aired.om the rhetoric we have been hearing from spokespersons of hamas as well as israeli spokesperson, it is unlikely we are near agreement. 0ne unlikely we are near agreement. one of the thorniest areas of negotiations is obviously the permanency of a ceasefire. the israeli position is firm in that, even if there is a prisoner exchange between hamas and the israeli government, the ceasefire that would be in place is not to be permanent, while hamas is insisting, at least from what we know publicly, on the necessity to have this more or less permanent ceasefire or at least to lead to a permanent ceasefire. another area of contention is a return of the listing incident northern area of the gaza strip, particularly in gaza city and further north. the israeli government is still very firm about palestinians returning to these residential areas or what is left of them. i tend to be less optimistic about the outcome of the negotiations in paris and you can easily find the disparity between the h