peoples were wiped out. mm counter terrorist expo dent fully. u. s. army analyst scott bennet investigates crimes against humanity. mm. the american indians were seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged, expelled and exterminated from much of on the eastern seaboard m. the elimination of so called inferior races and extermination camps were typical of the west. hitler had hardly come up with anything new bloemfontein. 19 o one british concentration camp. bout house. 1945 banassi extermination camp. ah the wisdom well did anyone living off exposing its colonies? oh, brazil empower extremely profitable for the british. the french tried to, to copy in books and articles. paul craig roberts, professor of economics and well known journalist and former u. s. a. system. secretary of the treasury for economic policy analyzes the economic factors destabilizing the world. i know to frankly, wager attribute or european colonialism to unifying other than the money making the sun never set all the british empire. the goal is we're, we're everywhe

people running for cover citizens had been ordered to stay in doors . it comes off to overnight strikes on p. s. people have been evacuated after rockets residential buildings, ukraine's army says russia fight on civilian areas, but it's air defense systems repelled the attacks. the us refugee agency says about 100000 ukrainians have now been displaced. a thousands are fleeing to near by european states. russia has closed its air space for british plains that includes transit lights, and it comes off the london refuse to hold talks with moscow. i here is the very latest on the fighting in key f explosions and gunfire been heard in the north . as invading russian forces close in fighting reported in obo on as we've been saying off the russian soldiers entered the district. this is north of the parliamentary buildings in the heart of the capital as go live now to andrew simmons in kia so and you talk us through what's going on there right now? well right now with me, we've just coming out of a and i right alerts. there's been more strikes some distance away. but the thought is thought that we're getting closer for we were instructed to come down. i'll give you an idea of the

beginning to feel like the kremlin�*s under pressure, with the president becoming an international pariah, his army meeting fierce resistance in ukraine and his people prospect of new divisions, new iron curtains separating them from the outside world. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. president putin has significant combat power at his disposal. for more on the military strategy, here's our defense correspondent jonathan beale. the russians have made advances, but slower than expected. their most significant gains have been in the south. remember, one of russia's early objectives was to create a land bridge from crimea and then expand their control towards the russian—declared republics donetsk and luhansk. they've also made gains in the north—east, but as yet, they've been unable to take the main cities there, like kharkiv. now, let's look at their advances from the north. russian forces are continuing their efforts to surround the capital, kyiv. but, again, they're meeting fierce resistance. last week, russia claimed that it had taken hostomel airport, but british military intelligence today said it's still being held by ukrainian forces. wester

beginning to feel like the kremlin�*s under pressure, with the president becoming an international pariah, his army meeting fierce resistance in ukraine, and his people curtains separating them from the outside world. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. the british government has joined with the us and the eu in announcing new sanctions against russia's central bank. individuals and businesses are banned from making transactions with the bank, its finance ministry and its wealth fund. it comes as the energy giant shell announced an end to itsjoint ventures with gazprom. russia has more than doubled its interest rate to 20% in an attempt to prevent a futher fall in the value of the rouble, that's taken a big hit over the last week. our economics editor, faisal islam, has more on the economic impact of the sanctions. on british forecourts tonight, the putin premium for petrol. the record average price of over £1.50 per litre arising from the spike in the price of crude oil, a by—product of the russian invasion. the economic impact seen today across russia, though, was very much intended — western financial sanctions leading to a slump in the russian cur

people. it's, it's, it's purely hypocritical. one thing, so about those trips in syria that living up to the u. s. army moto, this will defend all as they say in washington, what's mine is mine, and what's yours is also mine. okay, that's the update for there. so we're keeping watch on the 2 big developing stories for you this thursday. the talks on the way right now between the russian and british foreign ministers here in moscow. when that stumble report 1st on what was achieved, they're also still waiting for lympics chiefs to give their statement. it's been ours now since they 1st planned to talk to us about the legal issue that preventing russian figure skaters from getting the goal they secured on sunday as allegations of a failed drugs test swell in the media. when the i o c speaks, will bring it to you live for now though, from the moscow newsroom, thanks for watching out. ah, the mediterranean is the world's most over fish, seen unsustainable exploitation of its fish dogs, which maureen biodiversity undergoing thread. similar singers the lesson again, the quote, our special guest on this is cu

people. it's, it's, it's purely hypocritical, one thing. so about those trips and syria, that living up to the u. s. army moto, this will defend all as a fan washington. what's mine is mine, and what yours is also mine. and you study has revealed one and 5 young women in the jay was sent unwanted sexual images within the last year. you authorities are cracking down with a new law in england and wales to classify so called cyber flashing as a sex crime. the chief executive of the charity behind the survey claims its having a catastrophic impact on young girls. we are cooling on the government to ensure violence against girls and women online. and it's devastating impact is recognized and included within the online safety bill. girls and young women should be able to use the internet freely, safely and without fear. anyone sending unsolicited photos of their genitalia would face up to 2 years in prison and would have to register as a sexual offender. similar legislation is already in effect in scotland. and you regulations committed concerns that are in decent exposure over the internet has been on the ris

up to the news that the authorities of as an s peoples a republic said that they are now using all of their available methods in order to strike ukrainian army positions. and they will be doing that until the boundaries are further than as people's republic are free from the ukrainian army. and they're talking about places like sly vans, cromwell tours, and marine people as well. i will, according to the people's militia here in the nest. they have advanced as far as 3 kilometers into the territory, formerly controlled by ukraine. and they, you have liberated at least 2 town center. this was their statement me, while, according to russia's federal security service. so ukrainian border guards have left all of their positions. and as of for 1 pm on thursday, there is no one at the ukrainian border guards over the border with russia. there's no one there. there statements of the russian federal security service had it further than 16 of those are soldiers. 16 of those border guards have actually cross the border into crimea, and they refused for further service for ukraine. now ukraine's beauregard authorities have issued their own statement as

people. it's, it's, it's purely hypocritical, one thing. so about those troops and syria, that living up to the u. s. army moto, this will defend all, i say, san washington. what's mine is mine, and what yours is also mine is the stores were across for you this thursday, mortality programs on the way, but we will cut it live if we have from the international olympic committee in bay ging, as the agonizing weight continues for conclusion on russian figure skating sensation camila valley ava, still waiting for a metal over a legal issue. but those claims of doping, a swirling around if they are safe, furnishes us with more information. we'll bring it to you live. this is alta international from moscow. ah. since 1971 way the world one out of the money standard everybody. every entrepreneur, every business man, every country in the world has gotten addicted to mal investment has gotten addicted to not accountability. and the idea that every single problem can be cured by simply printing more money. and now we're at a point where all of that balance best friend and all that waste has now resulted in a molecul

people. it's, it's, it's purely hypocritical. one of things saw about those trips and syria, that living up to the u. s. army moto, this will defend all, as they say in washington, what's mine is mine, and what yours is also mine. troubling new studies revealed that one in 5 young women in the u. k. was sent unwanted sexual images within the last year. the authorities are cracking down with a new lauren england and wales to classify so called cyber flashing as a sex crime. and the chief executive of charity behind the survey claims its having a catastrophic impact on young girls. we are cooling on the govern, intentional violence against girls and women online. and it's devastating impact is recognized and included within the online safety bill. girls and young women should be able to use the internet freely safely and without fear. anyone sending unsolicited photos of their genitalia would face up to 2 years in prison, and would have to register as a sexual offender. similar legislations already, in effect in scotland. the new regulations come amid concerns that indecent exposure over the internet has been

people. it's, it's, it's purely hypocritical. one of things saw about those trips and syria, that living up to the u. s. army moto, this will defend all, as they say in washington, what's mine is mine, and what's yours is also mine. okay, that's what i've got for you this hour on what is a busy needs day this as they hear it r t international. we're going to keep watch on those talks between the british and russian foreign ministers. they're underway now and of course still awaiting a statement from the international olympic committee regarding the unspecified legal issue, which is believed to be centered on a fail doping test in the right from that figure skating team will bring you that life when it happens for now for me and the rest of the new thing, thanks for watching. ah ah ah, is your media a reflection of reality? ah, in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way? or are you being led to some with direct? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. when you mon

s. army in europe. he really knows his stuff, militarily. what he was talking about is, of course the scale of operation that some people have been talking about, which is where the vladimir putin is not just going to attack easton ukraine, but, but potentially come in from the north, from belarus, and march all the way on to key if i'm expressing skepticism about that in terms of the scale of the force and he was talking about as a force of around a 100000. that the numbers that we're now hearing from, from the u. s. government, a, a close. it's a 200000, but i think what really been hodges message was now that there is a huge range of options to vladimir putin has here. it's not just as sort of a switch like a invade or, or do nothing, is a huge kind of range of potential options in between there, from ranging from cyber attack and disinformation campaigns. right up that to a major military operation to aimed at toppling the government. it looks like we've lost are richard, let's see. can we apologize for that? we lost our signal there to richard at the munich security cards. we apologize for that art. let's move on. the news from ukraine ha

armies. they cannot be raised by people from people's hearts, and hopes, by any amount of violence and intimidation. they endure. we have a d, w 's oliver salad standing by for us in washington, d. c. oliver. what do you make of bite in speech? what really stood out for you? yeah, those were really high tensions there. michael, in the white house in the east room just a little while ago reporter is yelling there. questions ad president biden, in a way you don't see that very often and present biden, in contrast, coming out with the very strong and devastating condemnation for the russian president vladimir putin. he gave all the responsibility to him for the current escalation, for his military attack on ukraine. he talked of prudence, naked aggression, quote unquote. and his desire to rebuild a russian empire. he says his actions were unprovoked unjustifiable. those were his words. and you know, what stunning is how he described, how putin engaged in all those diplomatic efforts over the last days and weeks, and at the same time, really cold bloodedly, preparing this invasion, this attack on ukraine. and really, the key takeaway

the ukrainian army army operation here and on boss was practically destroyed by the people militia a little bit earlier. now also other intense fighting that's going on in the don't s people's republic at the moment is in the south of the nation very close to the city of maria upa. very heavy shelling and intense fighting is happening between the 2 warring sides, according to people's militia. some of the ukrainian soldiers have been retreated, re meeting, edward, missouri and the representative of the army. i here said that's territorial defense . but sally and so for ukraine, those who are affiliated with the neo nazi ideology, and i believe they have now in circle the city of marine apple, which is in the south of the country. and there preventing local residents from leaving that sound from evacuating. thus making a human shield out of them. now edward, missouri and the representative of the people's militia, along with the head of the dentist peoples republic, called on the ukrainian army soldiers to lay down their arms and said that those who leave their weapons behind will be provided to humanitarian court and can leave. and can go home and amnesty will be p

earthquake ounce and army triggered one of the worst nuclear accidents. displacing thousands of people now has been something of a hollywood ending at the biggest sporting spectacle. on the u. s. the home team. the los angeles rams have won the nfl super bowl championship and light touch down from cooper cobb secured a 2320 win over the cincinnati bengals. the rams are only the 2nd team to win a super bowl in their own stadium. i work with and as usual it was the half time entertainment and stole the show. this is each of some of the biggest names in hip hop, including dr. dray snoop dog and 50 cent. and at one point the rapper, eminem took a ne, during his solo says it was seen as attribute to colon caper. nick and other footballers who may the gesture and protest against racial injustice. ah, i money inside of the headlines on al jazeera ukraine is demanding a meeting with russia and other members of the european security group. the o. s. c. within 48 hours. he have wants direct.

people's republics. he's ordered the army to launch a so called peacekeeping operation. there are moscow's move was condemned at a marathon, missing a v united nations security council, the u. s. and its european allies all preparing now to impose new sanctions on russia. many speakers raised been lamb of a russian invasion if ukraine leading to tense exchanges. shebra tansy has more is the president as security council president russia proposed a closed door emergency meeting on monday night. but the u. s. insisted on a public session having earlier stated that could be no fence sitters and the ukraine crisis. and speaker after speaker expressed varying degrees of disquieting or outright condemnation of russia's recognition of the independence of donuts under hans. the u. s. of the united nations itself was at stake. president potent is testing our international system. he is testing our resolve and seeing jess how far he can push us all he wants to demonstrate that through force. he can make a farce of the un through the ukrainian ambassador also on this was not just about his country. the united nations is sick. that's a matter of fact, it's been here by the virus spread b

s. good when the war was, of course, was before the taliban took over last year, was the war should be privatized, that his people should essentially run the country and in a private army, that was the 1st, hey, brand idea. the 2nd one was he talked openly and proudly, and he spent time in cobble. i did some reporting about this a few years ago, and his questions were put directly to him that he advocated mining in afghanistan . in fact, because he knew trump was so keen on the idea of the afghan war being his v. a benefit if you american companies could actually extract resources print, exploring the possibility of extracting some of these rare earth. i shouldn't forget these rare lithium. amongst others. i key ingredients in mobile phones and computers and of course as we move towards the d carbonized world. so we hope these resources which often are in conflict, zines, dsa, congo, afghanistan and elsewhere are part of the question of how do you expect these resources when you're claiming to be carbonized in a secure and beneficial way. whereas the actual extraction is so dirty and messy and ugly as it often is. that people like eric prince, the 1st in line to try to

peoples republics. he's also ordered the army to launch a so called peacekeeping operation, that the un security council has largely criticize rosters. recognition of the t breakaway regions of eastern crane, the u. s. and past that called the move, a pretext to war. ukraine is demanding moscow reverse its decision. he calls them peacekeepers. this is nonsense. we know what they really are. in doing so he is put before the world a choice. we must meet the moment and we must not look away. history tells us that looking the other way in the face of such hostility will be a far more costly pair. we're properly, what group the glue diploma do we remain open to diplomacy to a diplomatic solution growing however, when allowing a blood bath and don bath is something we do not intend to do. unfortunately, we are forced to note the extremely negative role played in all of this by our western colleagues lead by the us that was instead of forcing que have to implement its obligations or they have instead been openly egging ukraine on you. credit president says this country's internationally recognized for us will stay the same in an address to the nation. the law to ms. lewinsky also told ukrainians not to be

armies in the world. is there a sense that the present�*s rhetoric is different to european leaders and maybe he is pushing the chance of an invasion than may be more than peopleit ebb and flow over the last few days and weeks as to where the most dire predictions have been coming from and sometimes it seems as if it's been the us and other times it seems to have been in europe or the uk and across the board nato countries are speaking with one voice and the evidence is that it's clear that along the border we have exercises in belarus taking place and belarus being a close ally. the message is there for ally. the message is there for all to see and that is what the white house is talking about and it doesn't really need much rhetoric from the president to speu rhetoric from the president to spell out the seriousness of the situation.— spell out the seriousness of the situation. and the ukraine complaining — the situation. and the ukraine complaining about _ the situation. and the ukraine complaining about russian - the situation. and the ukraine i complaining about russian naval forces going on and blocking the sea and it's obviously a developing situation. t

s. backed war on drugs in the country dispatching the army and federal police to combat drug violence. but it actually had the opposite effect of violence increased in since then. more than 300000 people have been killed. and more than 90000 people had been registered as forcibly disappeared. despite the initiatives to supposedly stop the drug war and billions of dollars and us aid, why does the violence continue? well, ah, really is a separate complex in explanation. but for me, there for a main em issues that caused that they did the tragedy in mexico's still being there. one is that they may get their principal drug cartel. sina lacardo sealed very powerful, not just in mexico, also in only the american continent. and you know, their bus of the wool, and of course ed de kuntal is still impugn. second, that unfortunately the got as he had been having baby, many times strong thighs and tights with their, with their butts of the mexican government. i mean, the military, they, they bullied, they didn't believe many parts of the government in mexico still connected with gartner. this very issue is that, you know, even even, even with a coby issue, that demand of drugs in all that wrong

s station the 8th has seen some of the heaviest fighting. that's 14 estimated 170000 people from their homes. as tony ching reports, rebel fighters launch a rocket propelled grenade at me or my army positions in reply, a thick burst of automatic gunfire. forces them beth they are just outside the provincial capital. lloyd gore where fighting has been fierce throughout january. but their enemy is much better quit the fight is from the currently national defense force, the k and the f. a new militia formed after the military coups nearly a year ago. but what had started as a gorilla campaign is now becoming a full blown conventional war i was in the fall are 12 months ago. philip, a well educated man in his thirties worked in communications was or now he's a k and deer fighter from. he entered thailand illegally recently and wants to keep his identity hidden. martin, but he'll return to me on my soon to continue the fight against a vicious a bursary bug, a bugger behalf, nor you know, rules due to everything goes smooth in order to civilians. the 2 women and children sticker it innocently rose the grievous, furiously door fire. all like you know, how to say are a normal, a standard

people tell, you know, the army is better equipped with all this 8. what coming in from many countries, britain being one of the main and donors, when it comes to defensive aid, d u. s. is also providing a lot to 500 tons of ammunition has arrived over the past week or so. so certainly people put all of that together and have a much better image about the are we putting their faith in that army? i suspect that you will have a lot of young men and women who would actually try to apply and get a job there. yep. or on how to leave it there for the moment. thanks very much indeed from kiev. let's go to moscow dosage barrio study by 1st, the endorser talks and meetings going on. the 2 and not least putin meeting at the hungarian president. it's robin a yes. and of course, this is significant because this is the 1st face to face meeting vladimir putin will have with a prime minister of a e. u, and nato member country. since this crisis began, we're expecting them to hold a joint press conference shortly. but so far we understand the 2 men have been discussing security as part of a larger impact, which for to increase cooperation between the 2 countries. we've also been he

s army than sas. then there is the wider social care pressures that impact directly on waiting lists. pressure and gp practices that see peopleate said today what his colleague the minister said yesterday no doubt what will be heard repeated in the tory scripts in the days ahead, that the conservatives are hoping to blame the state of nhs waiting lists on the state of nhs waiting lists on the pandemic. the covid waiting lists they called them but this is not a covid back door, it�*s a tory backlog. after a decade of tory mismanagement, the nhs had record waiting lists of 4.5 million before the pandemic, staff shortages of 100,000 before the pandemic, 17,000 fewer beds before the pandemic and 112,000 vacancies in social care before the pandemic. it�*s notjust that they did not fix the roof while the sun was shining, they dismantled the sun was shining, they dismantled the roof and remove the floorboards and with a ceiling of their ambition the secretary of state outlined today, being to go back to where we were before the pandemic, it is now clear that the longer we give the conservatives in office, the longer patients will wa

people — six civilians and an army chaplain. one of the victims was thelma bosley, who worked there as a cleaner. her sonjohn has been speaking to the bbc�*s and bbc correspondent michael burke reports on the tragic aftermath of the aldershot bomb. it was planned as revenge for londonderry�*s bloody sunday a month earlier. we were sitting there and the late news was on. i recognised the building that mum was working in. it was the week beforejohn bosley�*s seventh birthday when a car packed with explosives blew up at the headquarters of the parachute brigade. smashed to pieces and curtains blowing in the wind and bits of cars littered about. i didn't twig or ask, and nobody told me. in fact, nobody did ever tell me what happened. so nobody sat down with you and said, there's very bad news. no. john's mum, thelma, was amongst five cleaners who were killed. a gardener and an army chaplain also died in the blast. we weren't the only ones that were left, you know, without their single mother. a friend of mine, who was eight at the time, lost his single mother, who was a very good friend of my mum's, and he received a letter of condolence from,