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fiona hill, welcome back to the program. >> thank you. great to be with you. >> if you were what you were before, an adviser in the national security apparatus to the president, what would you be advising this president now about ukraine and about fulfilling the -- because the big picture obviously is president biden and his allies, pledging to defend democracy on the ukrainian battle field and quote, supporting ukraine for as long as it takes. >> yeah, look. i mean we're in the same kind of inflection point, at the same juncture as we were in world war ii. now, you know, we kind of want to do a counter look, look back into history of pearl harbor, in 1941, and japan's attack, having brought the united states into the war, what the hell would everybody have done with great britain? would we have left churchill and the u.k. out to dry? and that's that kind of question that we're being asked right now. biden gets this, the administration gets this, a lot of people in congress and the senate, irrespective of political party get this, obvious

the organiser of the event, fiona pattinson, joins me now. hello, fiona . hi. joins me now. hello, fiona. hi. this is this is lovely. uh, fiona, we've got, i think, uh, drone footage of the of the vehicles making their way . uh, how the of the vehicles making their way. uh, how did this come the of the vehicles making their way . uh, how did this come about way. uh, how did this come about ? whose idea was it? >> so there's , um, alex mclennan >> so there's, um, alex mclennan from the forestry commission approached me and said, oh , do approached me and said, oh, do you think this would be quite a nice idea? we've got the, like, the coca cola wagon, but we could something bigger , could do something bigger, better interesting. and could do something bigger, bwas' interesting. and could do something bigger, bwas like interesting. and could do something bigger, bwas like , interesting. and could do something bigger, bwas like , yeah, nteresting. and could do something bigger, bwas like , yeah, we'll;ting. and could do something bigger, bwas like , yeah, we'll go

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let's have a listen to fiona. okay, chaps, uh, apologies, i've not been online today at um 9:38 this morning whilst myself and all three of the kids unfortunately were off school because uh 'we were boycotting for um palestine, our house was raided by five police officers under section 12 of the terrorism act, um, they then watched me use the loo and watched me dress, uh, bundled me into a metal box in the back of vavaro on the floor because i didn't, i wasn't able to sit on the seats, i dissabled woman, um, they drove for an hour and a half'. to swindon police station where they put me under arrest, well they arrested me here obviously, by the time i got to swindon police station, they had dearrested me on one of the charges, which was actually the charge that gave them permission to enter and search my house, while they were here, they took um my phone, my children's phones, the kids school laptop, just destroyed what they were using anyway, but fiona is actually alluding to here and she goes to do this. um for

let's have listen to fiona. okay, chaps, apologies i've not been online today at um 9:38 this morning whilst myself. and all three of the kids unfortunately were off school because uh we were boycotting for um palestine, our house was raided by five police officers under section 12 of the terrorism act, um they then watched me use the loo and watched me dress uh bundled me into a metal box in the back of vavaro on the floor because i didn't i wasn't able to sit on the seats buse i'm a disabled woman um they drove for an hour and a half to sweden police station where they put me under arrest, well they arrested me here obviously by the time i got to swindon police station they had dearrested me on one of the charges, which was actually the charge that gave them permission to enter and search my house. while they were here, they took um my phone, the children's phones, the kids uh school laptop, which is destroyed but they were using anyway. fiona is actually alluding to here and she goes to do this um for some ti

let's have a listen to fiona. okay, chaps, uh, apologies i've not been online today at um 9:38 this morning whilst my and all three of the kids unfortunately were off school because uh we were boycotting for um palestine, our house was raided by five police officers under section 12 of the terrorism act, um they then watched me use the loo and watched me dress uh bundled me into a metal box in the back of vavaro on the floor because i didn't i wasn't able to sit on the seats buse i'm a disabled woman um they drove for an hour and a half to swindon police station where they put me under arrest, well they arrested me here obviously by the time i got to swindon police station they had dearrested me on one of the charges which was actually the charge that gave them permission to enter and search my house, while they were here they took um my phone, my children's phones, the kids uh school laptop which is destroyed but they were using anyway. fiona is actually alluding to here and she goes to do this um for some time b

let's have a listen to fiona. okay chaps uh apologies i've not been online today at um 9:38 this morning whilst myself and all three of the kids unfortunately were off school because uh we were boycotting for um palestine. our house was raided by five police officers under section 12 of the terrorism act. um they then watched me use the loo and watched me dress uh bundled me into a metal box in the back of vavaro on the floor because didn't i wasn't able to sit on the seats. some disabled woman, um, they drove for an hour and a half to swindon police station where they put me under arrest, well they arrested me here obviously, by the time i got to swindon police station, they had dearrested me on one of the charges, which was actually the charge that gave them permission to enter and search my house, while they were here, they took um my phone, my children's phones, the kids school lap. just destroyed they were using anyway, but fiona is actually alluding to here and she goes to do this um for some time because yo

let's have a listen to fiona. okay chaps uh apologies i've not been online today at um 9:38. morning whilst myself and all three of the kids unfortunately were off school because uh we were boycotting for um palestine. our house was raided by five police officers under section 12 of the terrorism act. um, they then watched me use the loo and watched me dress uh bundled me into a metal box in the back of vavaro on the floor because didn't i wasn't able to sit on the seats buse i'm a disabled woman. um they drove for an hour and a half to swindon police station where they put me under arrest, well they arrested me here obviously by the time i got to swindon police station they had dearrested me on one of the charges which was actually the charge that gave them permission to enter and search my house, while they were here they took um my phone, my children's phones, the kids uh school laptop which is... destroys what they were using anyway, but fiona is actually alluding to here and she goes to do this um for some ti

fiona trott has been speaking to some of those affected. set it up. i'll put it on there because i think they could be getting through that bit there. she says she's been living with rats in her rochdale home for the past two years. i've messaged my housing officer again and again and again. nothing — just been ignored. they're like uninvited guests. i do feel like i'm looking after my two children, plus the rats. i feel like they're another bunch of children. but because i have the rats making a mess, i'm having to steam mop, i'm having to hoover, i'm having to scrub. it is mentally draining me now, especially, like i say, when i'm finding rat faeces on my floor where my babies play, you know, it's wrong. wrong. so, whereabouts is the flat? in manchester city centre, michaela and her mum show us the flat where she should be living. rats have forced her out. she's too upset to go in. come in. you can even smell it yourself. it smells rotten. it's rats. this day and age, this shouldn't happen to anyone. pest control have been into my flat. t

has had visit from the metropolitan police for having done so. so we actually saw um, we actually saw fiona's um video few weeks ago, she was the one who was talking about chickpeas and if you mess up mash up chickpeas, then of course, if you don't want hummus splatted all over your face, then don't don't be up the chickpeas, so it was that video that she is referencing and it was that video that has meant now she is the target of, counter terrorism investigations um, but the ways in which they are trying to intimidate anyone who has any um thing to say about the palestinian liberation movement is quite disturbing considering her vulnerable nature and the conditions in which they did it, let's have a listen to fiona. okay, chaps, uh, apologies, i've not been online today at um 9:38 this morning, whilst myself and all three of the kids unfortunately were off school because uh we were boycotting for um palestine, our house was raided by five police officers under section 12 of the terrorism act, um, they then watched me use the loo and watched me dress uh, bundled me into a metal box in the bac

hill, yes, fiona hill is counting on her, she’s a sovietologist, that’s what it used to be called, nowin idea is to pull out the rod, this is what will happen after putin, putin will leave, everything will fall apart, everything will be with them. but russia is a black swan, and even there some unknown thing can always fly out, which will lead to one or another leader and the like, but there is a certain calculation, the same americans, a month and a half ago, charles brown, now don’t go into deep thought, fenahil says that the power structure built in russia on the contrary, it is fragile, because the structure, because it is closed to one person, and here it is mistaken. this is the misconception of many sovietologists who have not been to russia for a long time and do not understand how the authorities work now, they do not understand that putin’s role is undoubtedly obvious, but they do not see how the new elite has grown, as a rule, they like to compare the soviet, shallow people, a month and a half ago. brown, oks, chairman of the joint chiefs, says: ukraine will attack in march.

or countries of which. relax a little, because the world sees everything perfectly well, by the way, fionang about the same thing, a lot of experts speaking now , they say that the world today can find understanding on the russian federation and the conflict between the west and the russian federation, western countries and diplomats it just doesn't work. from amazing, which means he says the european union is expanding, because the european union is a magnet, but it is not a fact that this is good for the europeans themselves. he says that if we compare the amount of assistance that was provided to ukraine by the united states and the amount of assistance that the european union provided to ukraine, then the european union has a much larger amount of assistance, i think if he were completely honest, he would say would be that the country to which the european union has provided the greatest assistance over the past 2 years is the united states of america, because no country has yet received as much from europe as the united states over these past 2 years, and it seems to me that this will

let's finish off the american theme malik, well, let's try to finish it off, well, a few words about fionase, is biased and biased. this is an obvious fact, but here you still need to understand, and we also talked about this many times in different programs, yes, that it’s one thing what they write publicly and what they use as part of propaganda or as part of some kind of lobbying, and that they write inappropriately, yes i think she writes inappropriately to the same brookings or the council on foreign relations, where she works, this may be somewhat different, it may even be very different from what she writes publicly, especially since she chose politics, well, in general, she talks about everything, yes that this is just part of a large company of ukrainian lobbyists, with demands from congress for legislators to get more money, so of course she will say everything that these same ukrainian lobbyists want to hear from her, yes, what, in general, if she wins it will happen to russia, but the next one will be there the baltic states, poland, the whole age of pax americana will end, tai

fiona drop braving the elements there in lancashire, which all looks a very wintry to me. —— fiona trottasingly unpredictable weather patterns are causing chaos" for nature. the charity said climate change is upsetting the rhythm of the seasons — and the effects can be seen across its estates in england, wales and northern ireland. 2023 saw a series of temperature records, with the warmestjune and highest sea temperatures ever recorded around the coast of the uk. an unusually warm winter allowed pests and diseases to thrive. meanwhile low water levels in rivers, lakes and reservoirs — caused by a lack of rain coupled with the high temperatures — has been a factor in increased algal blooms. and there were dramatic storms too, with storms babet and ciaran damaging landscapes and coastlines around the country. let's speak to ben mccarthy, head of nature and restoration ecology at the national trust. how would you explain this to people? what you see in the way that plants and animals are behaving that would indicate to you that things are changing? it is would indicate to you that things ar

fiona trott reports from greater manchester. the eye of the storm. couldn't even keep the residents safe. they'll evacuate us now. this tree smashed through a roof just metres from where maisie pilkington slept. if you was to get a wrecking ball and go through the house, it was like, because i opened the door and i thought, "oh, my god". in daylight, the damage was clearer to see. metal and glass not strong enough. lead not heavy enough to withstand the force of this tornado on her street. what seems to have happened is the tree's hit the roof, gone through my bathroom, so the whole roof and ceiling of my bathroom is down, the tree is in the bathroom. and the whole tree is being held up by one branch and it's starting to snap currently, i've been told. so if it does snap, it's going to go through the whole house. it wasn't just maisie�*s street. look at the devastation in other parts of stalybridge. their homes and their lives have been ripped apart. this was the village of carrbrook. and we were so scared, we didn't know what to do. i don't know who

our correspondent fiona trott is in millbrook where the mini tornado struck.me daughter's car. the moment their lives turned upside down. it's been described as a "localised tornado". it lasted for seconds but the impact was devastating. here in millbrook, a lucky escape. this tree smashed through a house metres from where a woman slept. if you was to get a wrecking ball and go through the house. it was like, cos i opened the door and i thought, "oh, my god". maisie hasn't slept a wink. she has no idea what will happen to her home. what seems to have happened is the tree's hit the roof, gone through my bathroom, so the whole roof and ceiling of my bathroom is down, the tree is in the bathroom. and the whole tree is being held up by one branch and it is starting to snap currently, i've been told. so if it does snap, it's going to go through the whole house. a scene from a movie — that's how they've described it here in stalybridge. it's amazing that nobody was seriously injured. tornadoes can be massively damaging. you can see winds in excess of 100mph concentr

fiona trott, bbc news, stalybridge. have died after a 4x4 vehicle was recovered from the river esk near glaisdale on the north york moors, north yorkshire police said. another man who attempted to help those in the vehicle was pulled to safety from the river. he has been receiving medical treatment. next of kin are currently being informed about the tragic incident and specialist support is being provided by the police.more information will be released in due course. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. lancashire police say that what was thought to be a fire at the iconic blackpool tower was actually orange netting. six fire engines were deployed to the landmark this afternoon, after reports of flames coming from the top of it. police said the tower had been closed for renovation and had therefore been difficult to access. holly willoughby will return to television to present dancing on ice alongside stephen mulhern injanuary, itv has announced. the 42—year

fiona trott, bbc news, stalybridge. i spoke to louise salomon.s blowing a bit of a gale out there," like you do. and then the hail started hitting the window and ijust looked out the window and it was just white, the wind was just going that fast and i couldn't see anything. i thought my windows were going to come through. it was that loud. and itjust was like one lightning strike. and it lasted about 30 seconds, a minute, and stopped. and then all the alarms started and all the neighbours came out and there was just so, so much damage. we've got so many trees around us that were just all snapped. so do you think the actual fast wind, the tornado, only lasted about a minute, you think? yeah, i mean, to be fair, it felt a lot longer because it was just...i was kind of froze, like i didn't know whether to move, whether to run, where to run to. and itjust seemed to happen quite quickly. and the wind was building up and it was just getting louder and louder and louder and it was just really frightening. and it's just nothing that i've seen before. go

fiona trott reports. the eye of the storm.en keep the residents safe. they'll evacuate us now. this tree smashed through a roof just metres from where maisie pilkington slept. if you was to get a wrecking ball and go through the house, it was like, because i opened the door and i thought, "oh, my god". in daylight, the damage was clearer to see. metal and glass not strong enough, lead not heavy enough to withstand the force of this tornado on her street. what seems to have happened is the tree's hit the roof, gone through my bathroom, so the whole roof and ceiling of my bathroom is down, the tree is in the bathroom. the whole tree is being held up by one branch and it's starting to snap currently, i've been told. so if it does snap, it's going to go through the whole house. it wasn't just maisie�*s street. look at the devastation in other parts of stalybridge. their homes and their lives have been ripped apart. this was the village of carrbrook. and we were so scared, we didn't know what to do. i don't know who phoned the poli

fiona trott reports. the eye of the storm.e residents safe. they'll evacuate us now. this tree smashed through a roof just metres from where maisie pilkington slept. if you was to get a wrecking ball and go through the house, it was like, because i opened the door and i thought, "oh, my god." in daylight, the damage was clearer to see. metal and glass not strong enough, lead not heavy enough to withstand the force of this tornado on her street. what seems to have happened is the tree's hit the roof, gone through my bathroom, so the whole roof and ceiling of my bathroom is down, the tree is in the bathroom. the whole tree is being held up by one branch and it's starting to snap currently, i've been told. so if it does snap, it's going to go through the whole house. it wasn't just maisie's street. look at the devastation in other parts of stalybridge. their homes and their lives have been ripped apart. this was the village of carrbrook. and we were so scared, we didn't know what to do. i don't know who phoned the police. police,

fiona trott, bbc news, stalybridge.es are still without power and motorists and rail passengers continue to face disruption after storm gerrit caused landslides and felled trees. the energy company ssen says customers in the north—east and shetland are the worst affected and some homes are unlikely to be reconnected until tomorrow. here's chris mclaughlin. everything's been turned upside down, really. a local shop in cupar, fife. storm gerrit has been and gone. this is what it left. we don't know where to begin with the clean—up procedure, so i think everything is going to have to be refitted again. fridges, freezers, the shelving. i tried to save what i could, butjust had no time. no time to react at all. homes across the town were affected, too. for many, it comes at the worst possible time. the hardest part this time around was i watching - our seven—year—old try- and collect all her christmas presents, breaking her heart- thinking our christmas was ruined. said it was the worst christmas . ever, and it wasjust horre

fiona trott, bbc news, stalybridge.campaign to try to influence the outcome of the island's presidential election, which will be held next month. china says the claims are being "hyped up". taiwan's ruling democratic progressive party is attempting to win an unprecedented third consecutive term. from taiwan, rupert wingfield—hayes reports. it's 6am and this fighter base on the coast of taiwan is already a hive of activity. on the mirage, 2000 fighter jets from taiwan's rapid reaction squadrons. theirjob — to meet any incoming threat to taiwan's airspace. these taiwanese fighter jets being scrambled behind me here are heading out into the taiwan strait to confront chinese aircraft that are coming across the strait and probing taiwan's airspace. this is now happening multiple times every day. these pictures are from chinese television showing their fighter jets, and that down below is the coast of taiwan. just over the horizon, there is another game of cat and mouse. this man puts up a long antenna to eavesdrop on the rad

fiona trott reports. the eye of the storm.eep the residents safe. they'll evacuate us now. this tree smashed through a roofjust metres from where maisie pilkington slept. if you was to get a wrecking ball and go through the house, it was like, because i opened the door and i thought, "oh, my god." in daylight, the damage was clearer to see. metal and glass not strong enough, lead not heavy enough to withstand the force of this tornado on her street. what seems to have happened is the tree's hit the roof, gone through my bathroom, so the whole roof and ceiling of my bathroom is down, the tree is in the bathroom. the whole tree is being held up by one branch and it's starting to snap currently, i've been told. so if it does snap, it's going to go through the whole house. it wasn't just maisie�*s street. look at the devastation in other parts of stalybridge. their homes and their lives have been ripped apart. this was the village of carrbrook. and we were so scared, we didn't know what to do. i don't know who phoned the police. p

fiona trott, bbc news, stalybridge.omes are still without power and motorists and rail passengers continue to face disruption after storm gerrit caused landslides and felled trees. the energy company ssen says customers in the north—east and shetland are the worst affected and some homes are unlikely to be reconnected until tomorrow. here's chris mclaughlin. everything's been turned upside down, really. a local shop in cupar, fife. storm gerrit has been and gone. this is what it left. we don't know where to begin with the clean—up procedure, so i think everything is going to have to be refitted again. fridges, freezers, the shelving. i tried to save what i could, butjust had no time. no time to react at all. homes across the town were affected, too. for many, it comes at the worst possible time. | the hardest part this time aroundl was i watching our seven—year—old try and collect all her christmas presents, breaking her heart. thinking our christmas was ruined. said it was the worst christmas . ever, and it wasjust hor

from two frosts to two heats, traditionally higher in transcarpathia, in the north of ukraine also fionamainly, not i will say that dry weather, still cloudy, but still without precipitation, without significant precipitation -2 +2 in the eastern part of ukraine, the atmospheric front of the cyclone will still leave precipitation, it is mostly wet snow, rain in some places , the air temperature will also not change significantly, in there should be no precipitation in the central part of ukraine tomorrow, december 15, although the weather will be cloudy, the humidity on the roads will be icy and wet, dear drivers, be especially careful, the southern part of ukraine will be the warmest, traditionally +3-+7° to +10. precipitation is unlikely, maybe in zaporozhye and crimea the rains will still pass tomorrow, these are the remnants of the atmospheric front. well, the weather without precipitation will prevail in kyiv tomorrow. the maximum air temperature will range from 2° of frost to 2° of heat. what about the near future? the coldest night, the coldest such a period in the near future, is

fiona trott, bbc news, stalybridge.ogether more closely to stem the flow of migrants at their shared border. it comes a day after high—level talks between senior officials from the two countries in mexico city. us secretary of state antony blinken says the countries will strengthen a sponsorship initiative for venezuelan, cuban, nicaraguan and haitian migrants. mexican president andres manuel lopez 0brador said us officials had agreed to reopen some temporarily closed crossings. before we go, it's a surfer�*s dream right now along the central california coast. it's where these massive waves have drawn them, along with spectators, to the famed mavericks beach. forecasts have reported waves up ot a0 feet, that's 12 meters at the legendary surf break. but it's not necessarily beach weather with a light drizzle and heavy fog. the national weather service however calls the large waves dangerous amid a clostal flood warning. thank you for watching bbc news. hello there. friday is shaping up to be a fairly decent day for many.

fiona trott reports from greater manchester. the eye of the storm.even keep the residents safe. they'll evacuate us now. this tree smashed through a roof just metres from where maisie pilkington slept. if you was to get a wrecking ball and go through the house, it was like, because i opened the door and i thought, "oh, my god." in daylight, the damage was clearer to see. metal and glass not strong enough, lead not heavy enough to withstand the force of this tornado on her street. what seems to have happened is the tree's hit the roof, gone through my bathroom, so the whole roof and ceiling of my bathroom is down, the tree is in the bathroom. the whole tree is being held up by one branch and it's starting to snap currently, i've been told. so if it does snap, it's going to go through the whole house. it wasn't just maisie�*s street. look at the devastation in other parts of stalybridge. their homes and their lives have been ripped apart. this was the village of carrbrook. and we were so scared, we didn't know what to do. i don't know who phoned the po

our correspondent fiona trott is in millbrook where the mini tornado struck.is is me daughter's car. the moment their lives turned upside down. it's been described as a "localised tornado". it lasted for seconds but the impact was devastating. here in millbrook, a lucky escape. this tree smashed through a house metres from where a woman slept. if you was to get a wrecking ball and go through the house, it was like — cos i opened the door and i thought, "oh, my god". maisie hasn't slept a wink. she has no idea what will happen to her home. what seems to have happened is the tree's hit the roof, gone through my bathroom, so the whole roof and ceiling of my bathroom is down, the tree is in the bathroom. and the whole tree is being held up by one branch and it is starting to snap currently, i've been told. so if it does snap, it's going to go through the whole house. a scene from a movie — that's how they've described it here in stalybridge. it's amazing that nobody was seriously injured. tornadoes can be massively damaging. you can see winds in excess of 100mph c

fiona trott.spoke to leah solomon, a resident in millbrook who has been affected by the tornado and lost her roof. the wind started. ijust thought, "oh, it's blowing a bit of a gale out there," like you do. and then the hail started hitting the window and ijust looked out the window and it was just white, the wind was just going that fast and i couldn't see anything. i thought my windows were going to come through. it was that loud. and itjust was like one lightning strike. and it lasted about 30 seconds, a minute, and stopped. and then all the alarms started and all the neighbours came out and there was just so, so much damage. we've got so many trees around us that were just all snapped. so do you think the actual fast wind, the tornado, only lasted about a minute, you think? yeah, i mean, to be fair, it felt a lot longer because it was just...i was kind of froze, like i didn't know whether to move, whether to run, where to run to. and itjust seemed to happen quite quickly. and the wind was buil

fiona trott, bbc news.n a fresh ceasefire in gaza. israel has indicated it's willing to agree to another pause in fighting in exchange for more hostages. in the us, efforts to get a united nations security council motion for a cessation in the violence will resume after a vote yesterday was delayed. let's speak now to yolande knell who's injerusalem for us. yolande, what are you hearing about the likelihood of a new truce? a full end to the fighting in gaza looks a long way off but it seems a temporary pause is once again a possibility. that will require a change in the official position of hamas med says it will not release more of the 100 plus hostages it holds without a permanent ceasefire but having the head of hamas, ismail haniyeh, now talking to the egyptians who are key mediators shows a level of seriousness. what has been reported in media in israel as a possible deal could involve up to 40 of the remaining hostages including all the women and older men and those who are sick or in need of urgent m

fiona lamdin, bbc news.card from australia to a friend in kent has just arrived, 42 years after it was sent. the card was posted in sydney to a house in westgate, near margate, in 1981. samantha williams now lives at the address. she's said she would love to find the man it was meant for. let's hope steve padgett is watching the bbc and may be able to claim his very tardy postcard. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. thank you. good afternoon. last weekend we were talking about freezing temperatures and snow. this weekend is looking very different, low pressure from the atlantic bringing mild and wet weather at times. some sunshine, not a complete wash—out, and it will be

there, volunteers even organized a fundraiser for the rescue mission, and it eventually took place, fionahe trap by locals farmers, sheared, washed, now the loneliest oat has turned into the happiest popular one, well, the wool from the fiona sheep will make an excellent sweater, and more than one, which will surely make some fashionista happy, in winter - this is simply an irreplaceable thing, in this season, designers finally got tired of everything unusual and declared simple , basic models fashionable, but there were some surprises. this is the base. tired of the bright colors of previous seasons, the designers all dressed the models in the most ordinary things, course comfort runs like a red thread through all the winter collections, or rather the gray one. who would have thought that the most... this season designers would announce the simplest gray zweater, such a thing would fit perfectly into the so-called library aesthetics, but if on the catwalk and on social networks the notorious library core looks stylish and eppotage , then in life there is a risk of blending in with the cr

fiona trott, bbc news, stalybridge.information campaign to try to influence the outcome of the island's presidential election, which will be held next month. china says the claims are being "hyped up". taiwan's ruling democratic progressive party is attempting to win an unprecedented third consecutive term. from taiwan, rupert wingfield—hayes reports. it's 6am and this fighter base on the coast of taiwan is already a hive of activity. on the mirage, 2000 fighter jets from taiwan's rapid reaction squadrons. theirjob — to meet any incoming threat to taiwan's airspace. these taiwanese fighter jets being scrambled behind me here are heading out into the taiwan strait to confront chinese aircraft that are coming across the strait and probing taiwan's airspace. this is now happening multiple times every day. these pictures are from chinese television showing their fighter jets, and that down below is the coast of taiwan. just over the horizon, there is another game of cat and mouse. this man puts up a long antenna to eavesdro

fiona lamdin reports. ready to go in three, two, one. let's go. leg of emma webb's journey. ifeel quite good. ifeel like i could carry on walking — a bit like forrest gump and just keep going with him. so, yeah. we first met emma and her 35kg resin horse, miles, as we set them off from wales in november. she had 158 miles in front of her — every step in memory of her daughter, brodie, who took her life, aged just 16. you feel like you're not a mum any more, that you've just got all this love inside you and it's stuck with nowhere to go because you've lost your everything. along the way, raising awareness of suicide prevention, relying on the kindness of strangers on the toughest of days. and a surprise visit from prince william, who helped pull miles through slough. laughter. i've seen you, miles. you're getting more attention than me right now, aren't you? i don't like it. for this final stretch, real horses flanked the resin one. we're now on oxford street! i know. just describe what it's like bringing miles to oxford street under the christmas

then we can discuss how beneficial it is for us, that that world has come to an end, to be honest, fionarything, i read all her works, she was never, always was extremely superficial. moreover, at first she looked at putin with adoration in her eyes, then, when she realized that she did not understand him, she began to slide into more and more vulgar analytics, they very sketchy. well, really, if we say, there are really people in america who deeply understand russia, there were several people, the deepest, who really understood well is dmitry saines, well , realistically speaking, well, i knew others, but again i won’t be with you , because they understood both worlds, felt both worlds, now they are very politically engaged, they left the country planners for the system specialists. who was a smart researcher and knew russia and the soviet union very well at that time, now something has changed for her, now they write nonsense, you evaluate it differently then, well, for god’s sake, well, i can give my assessments, in the ninety-first year, well, when i was still working in the states i

fiona trott, bbc news, preston.ndards committee recommended that scott benton — who was elected as the conservative mp for blackpool south — should be suspended for 35 days. he's been accused of offering to lobby ministers on behalf of the gambling industry. the standards committee says he had sent out the message that he was "corrupt and for sale". 0ur political correspondent, harry farley, joins us from westminster. just tell us more about the case and the background to it.— the background to it. earlier this ear, the background to it. earlier this year. scott _ the background to it. earlier this year, scott benton _ the background to it. earlier this year, scott benton held - the background to it. earlier this year, scott benton held a - the background to it. earlier this i year, scott benton held a meeting with what he thought was a company investing in the gambling industry investing in the gambling industry in the uk. in fact, the company was fake and part of a sting operation by reporters from the times newsp

that’s the problem, they can think everything about themselves whatever, but it’s no coincidence that fionaia doesn’t work, because you see they have nothing, they really don’t have the strength, volodya they have the strength for one conflict, with whom, no, for one conflict with who, let’s say with china, they have the strength, if only china is now an order of magnitude higher there, and what can it do with china by an order of magnitude, firstly, china can attack the coast of america. oh, in the zone of direct achievement, and china, by the way, i would not underestimate china, this is our very a pompous idea about china, but there is no pompous idea about china , arrogant in many ways, but china itself believes that they cannot do this now, why did you decide that china thinks so, well, in any case, china has always been able to hide its plans, well, maybe, but sizemfin says that the year is twenty-seven, pin says the year is twenty-seven, this does not mean that it is in service with these very same destroyers, the main arleberg class, which are the main, what is called the map in thi

fiona hill, a forme official at the u.s. national security council, specializes in russian and european affairs, warned of how devastating it would be if ukraine were abandoned. she tells politico, the problem is that many members of congress don't want to see president biden win on any front. people are incapable now of separating off giving biden a win from actually allowing ukraine to win. they're thinking less about u.s. national security, european security, international security, and foreign policy and much more about how they can humiliate biden. she also makes clear this isn't just about russia. it has larger ramifications for iran, china, and north korea because a military failure for ukraine is going to shift the entire balance in the indo-pacific. meanwhile, the national defense authorization act is heading to the president's desk, and buried in it is a bipartisan rebuke of donald trump and president putin. it contains legislation that would prevent any president from withdrawing the united states from nato withou

well, you can’t hide anything from you vladimirich, well, by the way, regarding fiona hill in this regard her interview, well , first of all, let’s remember who this interview was given to, this interview was given to the russian editorial office voices of america, that is, it is said twice, it is generally said twice, so to speak, a propaganda resource designed for russian-speaking citizens , and that means, accordingly, well, they probably read it... someone did all this in ukraine, i think so, although there is a separate, in my opinion, ukrainian bureau, so, but this whole thing is designed for the waiting people, probably , on the stormtroopers of upper lars, on them, on everyone, probably, on some part of the doubters here, in general, i can say this, in addition to even feona hill’s interview, there are many different other publications, including think tanks, and not like that, you know, it’s just in the press, where in general a certain kind of confusion is visible, it’s does not really exclude the power of the united states, including economic and military, but... there is confu

. >> fiona. >> fiona. >> hello , michael. how are you? >> hello, michael. how are you? >> hello, michael. how are you? >> it's great to see you so you are the front of house? >> i am indeed. >> i am indeed. >> my goodness, what a display of gelato you have there. just whip me through these flavours. >> we tend to separate our >> so we tend to separate our cabinet out on the left hand side here we have our sorbet selection. anything with a green handle basically is dairy free. we do a huge amount of it in the uk. we then move into our, uh , uk. we then move into our, uh, sort of what we call crowd pleasers or chocolates. amarena cherry , fior di latte, etc. and cherry, fior di latte, etc. and then to the right we can tend to keep our nuts, um, and uh, i think believe you were just making, uh, some pistachio bronte pistachio with michelina. >> i certainly was . so these are >> i certainly was. so these are the crowd pleasers. are these are the sophisticates i would say so, yes. >> i mean, we've got some classics in there for me . um, a classics in there for me. um, a clas

it is presumed that fiona fell down the hill when she was young but until now, no one had the will orto rescue her. glad that she is safe. >>> that is it for the news and 9:00. coming up next, actor gabrielle union stops by for a new take care everywhere segment to talk about menopause. >>> for more local headlines including weather, join us on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. [theme mus ic] ic] [cheering] thank you. [cheering] hello! you should see me.

. >> fiona. >> fiona. >> hello , michael. how are you? >> hello, michael. how are you?> hello, michael. how are you? >> it's great to see you so you are the front of house? >> i am indeed. >> i am indeed. >> my goodness, what a display of gelato you have there. just whip me through these flavours. >> we tend to separate our >> so we tend to separate our cabinet out on the left hand side here we have our sorbet selection. anything with a green handle basically is dairy free. we do a huge amount of it in the uk. we then move into our, uh , uk. we then move into our, uh, sort of what we call crowd pleasers or chocolates. amarena cherry , fior di latte, etc. and cherry, fior di latte, etc. and then to the right we can tend to keep our nuts, um, and uh, i think believe you were just making, uh, some pistachio bronte pistachio with michelina. >> i certainly was . so these are >> i certainly was. so these are the crowd pleasers. are these are the sophisticates i would say so, yes. >> i mean, we've got some classics in there for me . um, a classics in there for me. um, a classi

they were interested in fiona wightman's medical details and she gave evidence in court and she saida way to make it public. that was the allegation that her medical records were obtained or attempts to get her medical records were made by a private investigator. another person who gave evidence, the test cases, nikki sanderson. an actor who starred in coronation street she described being followed by the paparazzi and been put in a constant state of anxiety. newspaper journalists needed to know where she was about her telling them about them. that had a huge impact on her life. and the fourth of the test cases, kevin turner, also in coronation street, and he said he was often struggling with his fame. and that sometimes journalists turned up and knew where he was, got pictures of him and got information about him. they are all claiming a series of articles and individual amounts of money in damages for all that press intrusion. the key question in the next hour or so is to work out how much they, as claimants in this case, have won their cases. it will not be a simple guilty, not gu

giving, so to speak, the back of the head of the anticyclone from the west named, much prettier than fiona, and therefore no precipitation is expected in the west tomorrow, the air temperature will range from two frosts to two heats, traditionally higher in zakarpattia. in the north of ukraine, fionavyt will also mostly, i will not say that dry weather, still cloudy, but still without precipitation, without significant precipitation -2, +2. in the eastern part of ukraine, the atmospheric front... the cyclone will still leave precipitation, it is mostly wet snow, rain in some places, the air temperature will also not change significantly, there should be no precipitation in the central part of ukraine tomorrow, december 15, although the weather is cloudy. wet roads be careful, slippery and wet, dear drivers, be extra careful. in the southern part of ukraine, it will be the warmest, traditionally, +3 +7° in the crimea to +10°. precipitation is unlikely, maybe in... zaporizhzhia and crimea will still experience rain tomorrow, these are the remnants of an atmospheric front, and in kyiv tomorro

fiona trot, bbc news. lauren: let's get some of the day' as other news.e than 40 people have died after a fuel tanker crashed and exploded in central liberia. officials say it burst into flames soon after people rushed to the site to scoop fuel from the tanker after it overturned on a road about 130 kilometers from the capital, monrovia. because of the crash is unclear. the venezuelan president has ordered the armed forces to hold military exercises in response to a british decision to send a worship to support neighboring guyana. in a tv address, nicholas maduro said 5600 soldiers would take part. earlier this month, venezuela resurrected an old claim to a region which for decades has been part of guyana and its predecessor, british guyana. a man who died after a car collided with a group of pele in sheffield yesterday has been named as a father of two with his wife and young sons when he went to provide first aid to a woman following an altercation between a group of people. police havdescribed him as a good samaritan who lost his life by helping a stra

fiona trot, bbc news. lauren: let's get some of the day' as other news.e than 40 people have died after a fuel tanker crashed and exploded in central liberia. officials say it burst into flames soon after people rushed to the site to scoop fuel from the tanker after it overturned on a road about 130 kilometers from the capital, monrovia. because of the crash is unclear. the venezuelan president has ordered the armed forces to hold military exercises in response to a british decision to send a worship to support neighboring guyana. in a tv address, nicholas maduro said 5600 soldiers would take part. earlier this month, venezuela resurrected an old claim to a region which for decades has been part of guyana and its predecessor, british guyana. a man who died after a car collided with a group of people in sheffield yesterday has been named as a father of two with his wife and young sons when he went to provide first aid to a woman following an altercation between a group of people. police have described him as a good samaritan who lost his life by helping a

good fiona lamdin is with them. morning to you. good fiona lamdin is with them. mornina to ou.esin horse, miles, as we set them off from wales in november. she had 158 miles in front of her — every step in memory of her daughter, brodie, who took her life, aged just 16. you feel like you're not a mum any more, that you've just got all this love inside you and it's stuck with nowhere to go because you've lost your everything. along the way, raising awareness of suicide prevention, relying on the kindness of strangers on the toughest of days. and a surprise visit from prince william, who helped pull miles through slough. laughter. i've seen you, miles. you're getting more attention than me right now, aren't you? i don't like it. for this final stretch, real horses flanked the resin one. we're now on oxford street. just describe what it's like bringing miles to oxford street under the christmas lights. so surreal. we've just walked past selfridges. and, yeah, i really didn't think that when i was back in the planning stages that it was really going to happen. hiya. so lovely to me

back in the fall of last year, in an article for foren affairs , fiona hill wrote that in april 22, russian-ukrainianegotiators tentatively agreed on the contours of a temporary settlement through negotiations. russia will retreat to the positions of february 23, when it controlled part and all of donbass. crimea, in exchange ukraine will promise not to strive for membership in nato, instead receive security guarantees for a number of countries, but western politicians and subordinate media did everything to make it impossible to believe in the very prospect of a peaceful settlement. the general chorus of accusations drowned out the rare notes of common sense. former german chancellor schröder, for example, openly pointed out that it was the united states that prevented a quick peace agreement and did not allow the ukrainians to agree on peace. meanwhile, russia has never refused negotiations with ukraine, vladimir putin recalled. at the recent g20 summit in june meeting with the heads of african states in st. petersburg, the president showed the document itself, here it is, it is, that’s what it’s c

former adviser to the us president, fiona hill , published an article in which she claims that the draftgreements, ready for signing, were on biden’s table, but the american president vetoed them. if then the russian side agreed to preserve it. and ukraine and its ruling regime with some correction of foreign and domestic policy, then now everything will be different, in fact, biden and johnson simply killed ukraine in its current form. the ukrainian general mobilization, which, according to the plans of the kiev regime, should send 20,000 people to the ssu every month, clearly cannot cope with such a set of cannon fodder. a number of volunteers have already reached people with schizophrenia, dementia and hiv. if still at the beginning of this. allies, they did not deliver the promised weapons, the plan was to break through the russian defense line and get to the black sea coast, but it all ended in disappointment, while the ukrainian army during the counterattack lost more than 1,000 military personnel, ukraine went on the defensive, i was surprised in general zaluzhny’s article that he