as ukraine continues its counter offensive, the country says another village has fallen. soldiers can be seen here hoisting the ukrainian flag in a village west of donetsk. former italian prime minister and media mogul silvio berlusconi has died. he'll receive a state funeral on wednesday in milan. he was 86. breaking news relating to the resignation of borisjohnson. the bbc understands borisjohnson has formally made the request to the chancellor to resign which is part of the official process. just the update for you, boris johnson of the official process. just the update for you, borisjohnson has officially requested to resign as an mp, after writing to the chancellor. sport now and a full round up

from the bbc sport centre. a big afternoon of celebrations for the manchester city supporters. thousands of supporters are heading to manchester city centre in preparation for the winning parade. the team will be parading through on a bus after their nervy victory this weekend in istanbul. andy, what are weekend in istanbul. andy, what are we expecting later? i am weekend in istanbul. andy, what are we expecting later?— we expecting later? i am here at the end oint we expecting later? i am here at the end point of— we expecting later? i am here at the end point of the _ we expecting later? i am here at the end point of the victory _ we expecting later? i am here at the end point of the victory parade - we expecting later? i am here at the end point of the victory parade and l end point of the victory parade and you can see they are still finishing off the stage which is where the players will be presented at the end of their victory parade to the crowd and they will show off the three trophies. that is where the victory parade will finish. it is due to start in about two hours on deans gate, the main road that runs through the middle of manchester. the players will travel along the road on open top buses and the journey will take about an hour or

so before they end up here and we are expecting that tens of thousands of city supporters will line the streets. they have been gathering in the city since around lunchtime and it should be some atmosphere. city supporters are getting used to this victory parade kind of thing but this will be particular and special because the champions league of course is the one trophy they have been craving. it was the trophy that pep guardiola was brought to win when he arrived here at manchester city in 2016 so it is the crowning glory really of theirjourney over the last few years. they are the second english club in history to have won the treble of premier league, fa cup and champions league. the first club to do it was manchester united in 1999. so for manchester united in 1999. so for manchester city supporters, this

will feel very sweet. the atmosphere is building and we are expecting the parade to start in about two hours. the sun is still shining although we are getting a few drops of rain. fingers crossed that the weather holds for what should be a great night for muggy supporters. we hope the rain stays — night for muggy supporters. we hope the rain stays away. _ night for muggy supporters. we hope the rain stays away. -- _ night for muggy supporters. we hope the rain stays away. -- great - night for muggy supporters. we hope the rain stays away. -- great night i the rain stays away. -- great night for manchester _ the rain stays away. -- great night for manchester city _ the rain stays away. -- great night for manchester city supporters. i questions still relate to more than a 100 charges against manchester city. city dispute them and want the charges dealt with as soon as possible. there is always criticism when you spend so much money. we have just seen what chelsea did. there is a bit ofjealousy at times from other people when you see

the spend going into manchester city and you see the growth but in the last few seasons they have been very sensible with their recruitment and what they have spent and everybody is worth so much more money so the spend has been really good. ac milan have paid tribute to theirformer owner silvio berlusconi who has died at the age of 86. they said they were deeply saddened at the passing of the "unforgettable" silvio berlusconi and said they shared their sympathies with his family and friends. berlusconi bought the club in 1986 and they won five european cups and eight italian league titles. silvio berlusconi who has died at the age of 86. novak djokovic is targeting wimbledon next month. after winning a record 23rd men's grand slam title at the french open. djokovic beat casper ruud in straight sets in the final at roland garros and has now won more majors than any other male player in history — one more than rafael nadal —

and has also become the first men's player to win each of the grand slams three or more times. djokovic now moves back into the world number one spot. of course, the journey is still not over. i feel if i am winning slams, why think about ending the career that already has been going on for 20 years? i still feel motivated, i still feel inspired to play the best tennis on these tournaments the most, the grand slams, those are the ones that count the most in our history. i look forward already to wimbledon. for more on these and other sports stories, you can go to our website. we will have more later on the victory parade in manchester. thanks forjoining us. ukraine is making gains in its counter offensive, they say, but so far they appear to be relatively minor. ke ebutt says it has a fixed

settlement in the south of the country —— kyiv says it has. last week 600 square kilometres were flooded after the breaching of a dam. we can speak to our guest now. talk to me about what you are finding where you are and what help you are able to provide to people who have been flooded? we you are able to provide to people who have been flooded?- you are able to provide to people who have been flooded? we are here with another— who have been flooded? we are here with another team _ who have been flooded? we are here with another team and _ who have been flooded? we are here with another team and we _ who have been flooded? we are here with another team and we have - who have been flooded? we are here with another team and we have been| with another team and we have been providing food and water and using our boats for boat rescue for animals and also people, and it has been a very challenging time every single day we have been here, because we have been shelled, very close calls, and the targets have been the main flood points which we use as boat launches so that has been very challenging. so we take cover and then we go back when the shelling is over and we get the all

clear. the other thing we get is russian drones going over our positions to see where we are and to target the volunteers that way, as well. some volunteer boats have been targeted and we have our casualties. it has been a very difficult situation trying to rescue people and trying to get them food and provisions but we are still out here doing it. provisions but we are still out here doin: it. , , provisions but we are still out here doin: it. , ., , doing it. this is astonishing, the fact ou doing it. this is astonishing, the fact you are _ doing it. this is astonishing, the fact you are trying _ doing it. this is astonishing, the fact you are trying to _ doing it. this is astonishing, the fact you are trying to make - doing it. this is astonishing, the fact you are trying to make a - fact you are trying to make a humanitarian rescue, you are doing so in very difficult circumstances because of the flooding and the lack of access to food and water and supplies, and then being forced to do that under artillery fire. i think i have lost you. i do that under artillery fire. i thinkl have lost you. i will. do that under artillery fire. i i thinkl have lost you. i will try aaain. i thinkl have lost you. i will try again. i want _ thinkl have lost you. i will try again. i want to _ thinki have lost you. i will try again. i want to hear- thinkl have lost you. i will try again. i want to hear what - thinkl have lost you. i will try| again. i want to hear what you think i have lost you. i will try - again. i want to hear what you have to say. i again. i want to hear what you have to sa . u, ., again. i want to hear what you have tosa. ., .,

to say. i can hear you. can you reeat to say. i can hear you. can you repeat the — to say. i can hear you. can you repeat the question? - to say. i can hear you. can you repeat the question? it - to say. i can hear you. can you repeat the question? it is - to say. i can hear you. can you l repeat the question? it is hugely challenging _ repeat the question? it is hugely challenging in — repeat the question? it is hugely challenging in the _ repeat the question? it is hugely challenging in the best _ repeat the question? it is hugely challenging in the best of - challenging in the best of circumstances when you are able to access the help and logistical support you need and the food and water to distribute but you are now being required to do that whilst facing military artillery fire so explain how you can do that? essentially, most of the time, and i'm from the us, so normally when we have disaster issues we have resources at our fingertips, helicopters, all of these things, but we don't have that here. all of the resources are directed towards the resources are directed towards the front so we are doing this as volunteers on expert mode and how we do this is we take cover as soon as we hear the artillery and we come back as soon as it is finished because the job still has to be done and people still need to be rescued and people still need to be rescued and the biggest challenge we face at the moment is the west bank where people do not have water and food. we are trying to find out how we can

send rescue missions out there to the best of our ability. we send rescue missions out there to the best of our ability.— send rescue missions out there to the best of our ability. we saw the ima . es of the best of our ability. we saw the images of the _ the best of our ability. we saw the images of the water _ the best of our ability. we saw the images of the water flooding - the best of our ability. we saw the images of the water flooding out l the best of our ability. we saw the | images of the water flooding out of the dam when it was being destroyed and we are now seeing some of the territory which has been flooded. we get reports that the water levels are falling in some areas but give me your assessment of whether the water is going down and the scale of the destruction because especially in many of those parts, that is agricultural land and it is important for the food supplies of the world? the important for the food supplies of the world? ., important for the food supplies of the world? . , ., the world? the water levels are dro -|n~ , the world? the water levels are drowning. making _ the world? the water levels are dropping, making it _ the world? the water levels are dropping, making it more - the world? the water levels are - dropping, making it more challenging especially for us with boats to get to certain areas because we are starting to hit things like barges and cars and it gets more challenging so we have to check where the water level is tall enough to still take out the boats. meltwater is steel contaminated which will affect the agriculture. —— the water is still contaminated. the water has been tested so there

are positives for, right so we have antibiotic shots ourselves to make sure that we are safe. haifa antibiotic shots ourselves to make sure that we are safe. how hopeful are ou sure that we are safe. how hopeful are you that _ sure that we are safe. how hopeful are you that you — sure that we are safe. how hopeful are you that you will _ sure that we are safe. how hopeful are you that you will be _ sure that we are safe. how hopeful are you that you will be able - sure that we are safe. how hopeful are you that you will be able to - sure that we are safe. how hopeful are you that you will be able to getj are you that you will be able to get everybody the help they need? i am ho eful everybody the help they need? i am hopeful because _ everybody the help they need? i —.n hopeful because we have great ngos and volunteers who are 100% dedicated. everybody has got extra boats and we all communicate with each other to see what we can do. we are stocking up on food and water to make sure and we take out medics to provide primary care and we have a team of hand british paramedics and we are working together to make sure we are working together to make sure we can give everybody the best possible care and get everybody evacuated —— we have a team of four reddish paramedics. we evacuated -- we have a team of four reddish paramedics.— reddish paramedics. we wish you all the best in very _ reddish paramedics. we wish you all the best in very difficult _ the best in very difficult circumstances.- the best in very difficult circumstances. a 26—year—old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of 21—year—old chloe mitchell in county antrim.

brandonjohn rainey ofjames street, ballymena, was charged with murdering ms mitchell between 2 and 5june. live now to emma vardy. this comes off the back of a huge search operation in ballymena for chloe mitchell which was brought to an end last night and then the charge came early this morning that a 26—year—old man, brandonjohn rainey from ballymena, was being charged with her murder. it was a short court appearance and what we heard is that the man accused of murder is suffering from serious mental illness, a paranoid schizophrenic, the court heard, and we were told he had absconded three times previously from a secure unit, returning to ballymena repeatedly. application was made for him to move to a clinic but that was turned down ljy to a clinic but that was turned down by a judge today and he was remanded

in custody. there was a second man charged, ryanjohnston gordon, he has been charged with concealing evidence. this court appearance to date really marks another step in what has been a really anxious, just over a week now since chloe mitchell disappeared, for this area, and the police activity has been very visible. we are here in the housing estate close to where she was last seen and also along the river bank where there has been extensive searching going on with lots of volunteers involved over the past week. their efforts have been praised and there has been thanks for the local community but that tragic news came last night that this was now a murder investigation and the details that were emerging in court today were very distressing and there will be questions to answer about the circumstances of her disappearance and the circumstances of the defendant's involvement in this case in the weeks to come.— involvement in this case in the weeks to come. . ., , ., ., weeks to come. emma vardy, for now, thanks forjoining _ weeks to come. emma vardy, for now,

thanks forjoining us. _ around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. this is the smartest light you have ever seen. it's in anne's room. anne has been living with dementia here for over a year. these lights are in eight rooms in this home to watch over residents. what we have done, for privacy reasons, we have replaced the person in real time by a stick figure. we have a function that allows us to go back in time and to look via these stick figures, how a fall occurred so can prevent it. if a resident falls in a room here they might not be found for two hours, until they are checked on. we can save lives with it. we can literally get there within one minute of a fall happening. it gives us an insight that we've never had. it all means that anne can go on enjoying the time she spends here. n-s lovely. — everyone is so friendly. i've had a supertime here.

you're live with bbc news. time for a look at the business news. the pakistani prime minister shehbaz sharif says the first shipment of discounted russian oil has arrived in the country, calling it a new beginning in bilateral relations. a russian tanker carrying 16,000 tonnes of crude docked in karachi on sunday, and is being unloaded. it's part of a new deal between moscow and islamabad. our south asia regional editor anbarasan ethirajan outlined what's the key attraction here for pakistan. if they can get hold of any oil which is cheaper, and if they don't have to pay in us dollars, then it is welcome. of course, it is controversial because western countries have imposed sanctions on russia

for its invasion of ukraine. so, seaborne oil exports have been restricted. they have also announced a price cap of $60 a barrel. now, pakistan has been negotiating with russia for months to get this discounted oil. minister said that they are going to pay in the chinese currency, the yuan. so that is, again, a benefit to pakistan because theirforeign exchange reserves have dropped to below $4 billion and now they are looking for ways other than dollars to repay. so if the russians can agree to get the money in chinese currency, that's beneficial to pakistan. other business stories now. the us bankjp morgan chase has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit with victims ofjeffrey epstein, it says. it's described the settlement as being in the best interests of all parties, especially the survivors "of epstein's terrible abuse". it went on to say that "any association with him was a mistake and "we regret it." a court in germany has postponed

hearing a claim for damages against the maker of one of the main anti—covid vaccines. the case against biontech, which developed an mrna jab produced by pfizer, was set to be the first such claim in germany related to the pandemic. a woman is suing biontech for $160,000, saying she suffered from pain, swollen limbs, tiredness and sleeping disorders after getting the jab. biontech is contesting the claim. thousands of reddit communities will be inaccessible today in protest at how the site is being run. reddit is introducing controversial charges to developers of third—party apps, which are used to browse the social media platform. but this has resulted in a backlash and almost 3,500 subreddits will be inaccessible as a result. billionaire financier george soros is handing over control of his $25 billion empire to his son, alex soros. the move was confirmed after an interview mr soros did with the wall streetjournal. the 92—year—old philanthropist had previously said he didn't

want his foundation to be taken over by one of his children. when asked about his decision to pass the reins over to his son — mr soros said he had earned it. the indian government's cyber security team is investigating reports of a major data breach, after details of people who registered on a covid vaccination app were leaked. a minister said it did not appear that the government's cowin app or database had been directly breached. earlier, news websites said passport or identity card numbers, dates of birth and phone numbers of large numbers of people could be accessed on telegram. among them are prominent indian personalities and senior politicians. now to images of donald trump. he was heading down to miami to face a court over claims that he mishandled hundreds of classified documents including about us nuclear secrets and military plans. what you are

seeing is donald trump on the tarmac. and his plane is there. he is at newark airport in newjersey and will then fly down to miami. there he will appear in front of a court, his first court appearance, which is on the eve of his 77th birthday incidentally. we had the details of this indictment in the middle of last week. this relates to him is handling hundreds of classified documents that hold some pretty astonishing details, details of the us nuclear programme, defence and weapons capabilities of the us and weapons capabilities of the us and other countries. potential vulnerabilities in the us and also plans for possible retaliation if there were to be a foreign attack. donald trump leaving his car there making his way onto the plane for what will be that flight down to

miami. a lot of criticism that president trump is running again to be president in 2024 and he is currently the front runner for the republican nomination. not quite sure who he is waving to. not much of a crowd on the tarmac but he is never one to miss an opportunity for publicity or indeed fundraising. after the indictments were made public, donald trump sent out e—mails to his supporters requesting further funding e—mails to his supporters requesting furtherfunding and he said e—mails to his supporters requesting further funding and he said this e—mails to his supporters requesting furtherfunding and he said this is a witchhunt and he required additional cash to fight what he said was the state moving against him. it is shaping up to be quite a legal showdown. this is one of several legal cases that donald trump is involved with. there is a suspicion and a potential timing nightmare for him that the jury could return a verdict in the middle of a presidential election campaign.

he denies any wrongdoing but prosecutors say when he left office he took around 300 classified documents to mar—a—lago, his home in palm beach. thousands of those documents were then stored in boxes in very surprising locations, some of them in the ballroom at his estate, that has played home to thousands of members and guests, but also in bathrooms and showers. donald trump there on the plane making his way to miami. you are watching bbc news. these are the images at newark airport in newjersey where donald trump and his entourage are making his way onto the plane. this is as

he makes his way down to miami to face a court hearing. we have been getting details that prosecutors say donald trump actually tried to obstruct an fbi inquiry into these documents that had gone missing. the fbi suggesting and prosecutors suggesting that his lawyer tried to hide them or simply tell investigators that he did not have them. photos released by the us department ofjustice show folders and files and boxes right in the middle of the stage in the mar—a—lago estate and also allegations as to whether donald trump showed some of the classified documents to people who did not have security clearance. we can talk to our correspondent in washington, jess parker. i have been running through the charges brought against

donald trump but there are many others. he donald trump but there are many others. , .,. donald trump but there are many others. , .. ., donald trump but there are many others. , ., , others. he is facing legal battles, otential others. he is facing legal battles, potential legal — others. he is facing legal battles, potential legal battles, _ others. he is facing legal battles, potential legal battles, as - others. he is facing legal battles, potential legal battles, as well, l potential legal battles, as well, one of them people might remember because early in the year he was indicted on eight separate charge in new york, not a federal charge, a state—level charge, and that was related to accusations of falsifying business records in relation to a hush money payment to a former pornographic star. there are other legal battles for donald trump and it's a pretty remarkable situation because he has this going on whilst trying to run a presidential campaign. he is seeking the nomination of the republican party and has been out on the stumps speaking to audiences and blending

what is happening legally with his political campaign. using it effectively to reinforce the narrative that we have heard before, that he believes he is being subjected to a witchhunt by what he would label the deep state. you were outlining the charges that he is facing, what the department of justice has accused him of, keeping hold of top secret information after he left office and then obstructing efforts to recover those documents afterwards. charges which he denies. one of the big questions that the case seeks to answer is what he may have wanted the documents for and the images that were released, there are notjust the images that were released, there are not just a the images that were released, there are notjust a few, but boxes and boxes of these documents. there are photographs — boxes of these documents. there are photographs which — boxes of these documents. there are photographs which have _ boxes of these documents. there are photographs which have been - boxes of these documents. there are l photographs which have been released that show boxes stacked up in a ball roam in his mar—a—lago home where parties would happen —— ballroom.

and also in a bathroom as well, stacked up by the shower. i was down in north carolina over the weekend speaking to republican party members including ladies who were very ardent donald trump supporters and i said, there are photographs which have been published alleging he kept these top—secret files, and they were very dismissive, and you see this amongst donald trump supporters, dismissing the charges against him and the other accusations that he has faced, and still believing that he is the man to take on joe still believing that he is the man to take onjoe biden at the next election. and donald trump at the moment according to the polling is way out in front in a crowded field but he is definitely seen as the frontrunner. ron desantis, the florida governor, a distant second. any one of these charges might be

enough to make someone say i will not run for president and yet he is using this as an opportunity to not only campaign but to energise his supporters. find only campaign but to energise his supporters-— supporters. and fund raise. just after the news _ supporters. and fund raise. just after the news of _ supporters. and fund raise. just after the news of the _ supporters. and fund raise. just| after the news of the indictment rate, news that he broke himself, by the way, and the e—mail went out with an opportunity for supporters to hit a donation button and he claims, i cannot verify this, he claims, i cannot verify this, he claims that fundraising has gone up off the back of this indictment. that is something he was talking about in his speech that i was listening to when he spoke in north carolina on saturday. he is trying to use this as a vehicle for his campaign. this is not politics as normal but of course with donald trump it is never really politics as normal and you sort those pictures as he got onto hisjet normal and you sort those pictures as he got onto his jet to normal and you sort those pictures as he got onto hisjet to head down to miami, he was waving as he was on

the steps. there is a media circus surrounding donald trump, and it is continuing in terms of these legal battles that he is facing. irate continuing in terms of these legal battles that he is facing.— battles that he is facing. we are lookin: at battles that he is facing. we are looking at the _ battles that he is facing. we are looking at the images _ battles that he is facing. we are looking at the images now. - battles that he is facing. we are looking at the images now. not| battles that he is facing. we are - looking at the images now. not many people down on the tarmac so maybe he waved to a couple of photographers. i'm not well versed in how quickly private jets are able to leave airports but i see about three hours from newjersey down to miami. that plane is now preparing to take off, you would assume. you were talking about him using this to energise his supporters and i wonder what the opposition will make of this and whether the democrats will say, this is too messy and murky for us to use as political capital or does it play into their campaign to say that donald trump cannot be trusted? jae say that donald trump cannot be trusted? ., �* ., , ., .,

trusted? joe biden, who is aiming to be the democratic _ trusted? joe biden, who is aiming to be the democratic candidate - trusted? joe biden, who is aiming to be the democratic candidate again . be the democratic candidate again and is not facing much opposition at the moment, incumbent president, he is trying to distance himself from this because donald trump is claiming that this is a stitch up against him and equals the department ofjustice, the department ofjustice, the department ofjustice, the department of injustice, as it has been weaponised by the current administration to take him down, which some of his republican rivals are even sympathetic to as an idea. not all of them, but some of them. joe biden says this is nothing to do with him, he's not influencing the investigation at all, the special counseljack smith who was appointed to look into this and is heading up the case, he was appointed by the attorney general who was appointed byjoe biden so donald trump is trying to link that up and make the case that this is a political vendetta or effort to stop him from running. but critics of donald trump

of which there are some in the republican party, asa hutchinson, who is running for the presidential nomination, chris christie, some of them say donald trump should be held to account for his alleged actions but it is interesting to look within the republican party, notjust the democratic party, you are critical of donald trump in general, but the republican party, mike pence, some of his rivals, like him, they are being more cautious about what they say, because some of them would not want to alienate the donald trump loyal base of the party should he lead the race and they will be after those votes when it comes to primary season. , , ., ~' those votes when it comes to primary season. , , . ~ ., , those votes when it comes to primary season. , . ~ ., , ., season. just parker, really good to talk to you- — season. just parker, really good to talk to you. the _ season. just parker, really good to talk to you. the plane _ season. just parker, really good to talk to you. the plane has - season. just parker, really good to talk to you. the plane has not - season. just parker, really good to l talk to you. the plane has not taken off yet so clearly they are still doing the pre—flight checks —— jess parker. donald trump about to begin his three hour flight down to miami for the thursday of the federal

trial over allegations of mishandling hundreds of classified documents including documents revealing us nuclear secrets and military plans. the documents stored at his home at mar—a—lago but donald trump denies any wrongdoing. he is running for president again in 2024. headlines coming up shortly. you are watching bbc news. live from london, this is bbc news. borisjohnson accuses rishi sunak of "talking rubbish", after the prime minister claimed his former boss had asked him to intervene in the process of appointing people to the house of lords. speaking earlier, the prime minister said he refused borisjohnson's request.