helicopter in washington. after capturing the city of goma, rebel fighters allegedly backed the democratic republic of congo. here's hugh ferris with the sport. england have lost their t20 series with india them at the with india with them at still the play, they went down by runs play, they went down by—is runs in fourth game afternoon. that likea like a teijrific after the taskim england winning the taskim england decided to bowl, india at the 12—3, to bowl, reducing india at the 12—3, sucking my mood with all three wickets. eventually recovering 181—9 7 t 181—9 from 7 t 181—9 from their 7 181—9 from their 20 t

181—9 from their 20 overs. post 181—9 from their 20 overs. hardik pandya half centuries. hardik pandya making half centuries. england's started quickly england's obeners started duickly once they were but once they were dismissed, , ,, , , fell regularly, only henry wickets fell regularly, only henry brooke made an impact. —— harry brooke. my mood was the last one . leaving india 3—1 brooke. my mood was the last one , leaving india 3—1 in the with a final match and mumbai series with a final match and mumbai on sunday. end in another defeat — this time in the one off test in melbourne. the hosts will resume on 422—5 on the third day in reply to england's 170 all out after a day of missed opportunities for the tourists. patrick gearey reports. drop by drop, another drains away from england. chances missed, away from england. chances missed?” collected — plans unraveled. 7 ashes % ashes had already gone and we re were up against in the match england were up against in the match — what if annabelle sutherlin — but what if annabelle sutherlin had caught on not

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and three military personnel on the helicopter. the victims include 1a ice skaters and coaches, a young pilot, flight attendants, and a lawyer it's been particularly difficult for the skating club of boston, with some of their pictures. drive and tenacity in the sport. now this is gianna han — she was 13, and she died they all died.

now, married couple and world champion russian skaters yevgeniya shishkova and vadim naumov, who are now she also lost her life. these two dc lawyers who worked for the same firm were also on board the flight. sara lee bess' husband, daniel, said she was kind and hardworking, whilst elizabeth keys died on her birthday. now this is 28—year—old sam lilly. and engaged to be married. virginia resident ian epstein was a flight attendant on the plane. his family said the 53—year—old was known for his ability to make people smile.

now we know that there were three military personnel on board they included andrew eaves — he was one of the pilots — his wife, carrie, paid tribute, saying, "we ask that you pray for our family and friends, and for all the other families that are suffering today". now, we have mentioned just a few of those who lost their lives in the crash. who are grieving today. it's been a complex, divisive process with vast political last year's anniversary was marked with a government report outlining what it saw as the the benefits of brexit.

ben chu reports. on the 31st of january, 2020, the uk left the european union. has affected britain. and customs union. exports have grown. these exports without brexit? most economists and analysts generally assess the impact to have been negative, and the working assumption the government's official forecaster, is that brexit in the long term will reduce trade by 15% relative to otherwise. so the working assumption is that this fall in trade relative to otherwise. second — immigration. immigration was a key theme in the 2016 referendum campaign

centred around freedom of movement within the eu. the blue line. but there's been a large increase in immigration the red line. a post—brexit immigration system, was implemented in january 2021. since 2020 have been the granting of many more and their dependents. third, travel british passport holders can no longer use eu lanes at eu border crossing points. what else? without requiring a visa, but only for 90 days and later this year, the eu is planning to introduce a new electronic entry and exit

system, which some in fourth, laws, after brexit the uk does not have however, brexit did enable the uk to diverge from eu vat around £352 million per week. since 2021, the uk has not made

these contributions. regions of the nation. these payments have been largely covered by uk taxpayers since brexit, meaning the net fiscal benefit to the uk from not paying to the uk from not paying into the eu budget is closer into the eu budget is closer to £9 billion a year, or £175 million a week. and between 2021—23, and between 2021—23, there were continued payments there were continued payments to the eu as part of the eu divorce settlement, amounting to around £15 billion. to around £15 billion. and looking forward well, and looking forward well, labour is seeking a reset in eu relations and keir starmer labour is seeking a reset in eu is meeting eu leaders on monday. leaders on monday. so the impact of brexit so the impact of brexit is a subject that promises is a subject that promises to be a continuing source to be a continuing source of debate and analysis of debate and analysis

for many years to come. let's speak to former government trade adviser and associate director of sec newsgate, allie renison. thank you very much forjoining me on the programme.

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applied to take sara, just a few days old, and her siblings into care. the children had unexplained injuries and sara's mother, olga, these were not tested in court. the children stayed at home, but were supervised by social workers. olga, judge raeside ordered that

social workers supervise the family for a year, and that was the end of what's called the public law proceedings brought by the local authority. the next hearing was injuly 2019, more than three years later, the children were already living with him and the court approved that had been a �*disaster�*. the prince was interviewed by then—bbc presenter

of epstein's victims. organisations — now reveal how dominic hampshire thanked in the months after the interview, which hampshire described as "hugely you can see on you can see on your screens you can see on your screens the reminder we are expecting news [eminder we are expecting that news coming to us from conference coming to us from washington with the latest the w into the crash the w an into the crash the w an ii airlines 'ash betweenan american airlines �*jet and a betweenran american airlines �*jet and a blackhawk oassengerjet and a blackhawk , on wednesday — both helicopter on wednesday — both in the potomac, 41 bodies �* recovered the and now recovered from the river, and the investigation continuing as those recovery efforts. there's a qr te: your those recovery efforts. there's a qr i’f: your screen which

those recovery efforts. there's a qr eee; your screen which you those recovery efforts. there's a qr ti: your screen which you can code on your screen which you can to get more information that well.w february two years ago. three injured and a young girl was were injured and a young girl was crushed and seriously r-fe wgu inty wowwfw murder after trial attempted murder after a trial at birmingham court, which heard ibirmingham crown court. which heard was not a random act the shooting was not a random act but of a plan to kill. it comes a day after the m23 rebels captured the city of goma, with the group then pledging to take the capital of kinshasa.

is being illegally occupied by the rwanda defence forces and rebels it reportedly backs. donald trump's decision to halt nearly all us foreign aid has caused been told to stop working. more than $34 billion. on his first day in office, donald trump ordered a 90—day freeze on all foreign aid, directing the state department of our correspondents around the world. in a minute we'll hear from azadeh moshiri, in pakistan, and shingai nyoka, in south africa.

james waterhouse. as a country and combat russia's full—scale invasion. continually try to bring power back after russia strikes power fought in this invasion used by thousands. we spoke to one organisation that had to briefly pause

he's also urged european allies to look at what they can do. when it comes to how it helps ukraine in the face of russia's full—scale invasion. the united states funds health, energy, infrastructure and the us was funding several education programmes. pakistan also hosts afghan refugees. it hosts three million afghans, and the un says only

she was also receiving medical care that was funded support is being cut off. was already stretched thin. and we're not talking about full meals — and so, they're saying that, given the united states is — or was — the single—largest donor in afghanistan, immediately and disastrously.

the consensus here inj southern africa is that the disease under control. but that could all change. to prevent the transmission of hiv from mother to child. _ so it's not clear which programmes will be affected. _

and aids here. now, the us has also said that zimbabwe should take care - of its own health services and many people would agree that _ neglected that particular service. plan potentially affecting millions of people who rely _ on this medication. and rolling back investment that has been decades in the making - to end hiv and aids. we are expecting that unified command news conference out of washington expecting to washington — expecting that to start fairly soon as we understand it, with a number �*the in the w in the investigwation and involved in the investigation and recovery efforts into that helico -ter crash, helico-ter crash, also ex-cectin and helicopter crash, also expecting and helicopter crash, also expecting a white house briefing coming up as well. stay with us here on news.

hello. to move on the weather. for northeast scotland, northern ireland, wales, across eastern england, temperatures about ll—5 in the coldest spots. yes, you mightjust see a touch of frost — but otherwise for many areas, temperatures just hovering a few degrees above freezing. quite murky around western coasts, and hills with fog

and west scotland — and here, the cloud will be a bit of dampness at times. through saturday, night we start to see a weather front it'll weaken significantly. and drizzle, some mist and fog still around coasts and hills. east anglia and southeast england, and it should brighten temperatures between 7—9 celsius. into next week, we'll see some further changes — and tuesday, bringing outbreaks of rain — that, again, fizzling before it reaches eastern areas of england.

and this looks like it'll bring quite a lengthy spell certainly for the rest of the week, but this high pressure could last even as long as a week. so, a bit of rain around over the next few days, but turning drier by wednesday. it's 6pm in london. this is the world today with maryam moshiri.

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