and richard sharp has sort of l and richard sharp has sort of apologise, he apologised in part.e has apologised for the impact this has had on his colleagues within the bbc. essentially he is saying in response that he acted in good faith and he challenges points of accuracy in this report. he challenges facts. so we have a look, a spokesman for mr sharp's the committee states that mr sharp facilitated an introduction between boris johnson facilitated an introduction between borisjohnson and mr johnson's cousin mr bleich, he did not. he also says that mr sharpe was never involved in the arrangement of a loan between mr blythe and mr johnson full mr sharp refers to inaccurate reports in recent weeks that he offered financial advice to mrjohnson or arrange financing. he says again that he did not. as we discussed, he apologised again to the bbc�*s brilliant staff, as he has called them, given the destruction it has caused, he apologises for the destruction of and he is proud of the bbc does. . of and he is proud of the bbc does. , , �* ., does. right. this isn't over et. does. rig

mr sharp it also says he agreed... very clear there.distraction he's cause. he says he's proud to work for the bbc and he's proud for the work that he's done in driving positive change.- that he's done in driving positive change. here we are discussing — positive change. here we are discussing it _ positive change. here we are discussing it on _ positive change. here we are discussing it on the - positive change. here we are discussing it on the bbc, - discussing it on the bbc, proving his point. he's pushing back on the committees of mps. this is not the end is it? it committees of mps. this is not the end is it?— the end is it? it is not. there will be an — the end is it? it is not. there will be an independent - the end is it? it is not. there | will be an independent report and the government this morning have referred to that report, saying they will not comment at this stage. the office of the commissionerfor public commissioner for public appointments is commissionerfor public appointments is reviewing this process to see whether

sharp's position feels increasingly difficult.ther process, looking the uk government is saying that another process, looking at the public appointments watchdog is looking into this. they say that should be allowed to run its course before any decisions are made. richard sharp saying that he was under the impression he'd declared everything he had to do so at the right time and apologising if he feels that anyone didn't have the full picture. but two more reports into this yet to report back. and obviously they could have a big bearing on what happens next. the biggest names from the world of music, from stormzy to lizzo and sam smith, were at london's o2 arena for the annual brit awards on saturday. but the night belonged to harry styles, who picked up four awards including best album, artist and pop/r&b act. mark savage reports. # in this world, it's just us... # brit awards, sing it out! the name of harry styles' third album is harry's house. and last night, that's what the brits became. # in this world, it's just us...# the m

yeah, and richard sharp has _ the bbc. yeah, and richard sharp has a _ the bbc.. yeah, and richard - sharp has a sort of apologised. apologised in part, hasn't he? but he is fighting back on some of what they have said? he but he is fighting back on some of what they have said?- of what they have said? he has apologised _ of what they have said? he has apologised to _ of what they have said? he has apologised to the _ of what they have said? he has apologised to the impact - of what they have said? he has apologised to the impact that l apologised to the impact that this has had on his colleagues within the bbc but essentially, he is saying in response that he is saying in response that he acted in good faith and he challenges points of accuracy in this report. he challenges facts. so if we have a lot, a spokesman for mr sharp said: he also says: mrsharp mr sharp refers to inaccurate reports in recent weeks that he offered financial advice to mr johnson or arrange financing and he says, again, he did not. as we discussed, he apologised, again, to the bbc�*s brill

. —— richard sharp.of people in new zealand left without power as part of the country endure the start of a severe storm with warnings of more disruption to come. and at the brit awards in london, as predicted, harry styles is one of the big winners with four awards including the much coveted album of the year. hello and welcome to bbc news. turkish officials have issued more than in connection with the poor construction of buildings that collapsed in monday's earthquakes. the number of people confirmed to have died in turkey and syria has risen to more than 28 thousand. the world health organization says that almost 26 million people have been affected by the earthquakes that struck turkey and syria. let's bring you some live pictures now from kahramanmaras, turkey. a city of about 100,000 people located between the epicentre of the devastating earthquake and that unusually strong aftershock that struck hours later. we see the search and rescue operation is continuing. 0bviously search and rescue operat

an independent review of mr sharp's appointment is yet to - mr sharp's appointment is yet to report backr that. the process is not complete. we — wait for that. the process is not complete, we have _ wait for that. the process is not complete, we have to _ wait for that. the process is not complete, we have to wait - wait for that. the process is not complete, we have to wait for l wait for that. the process is not l complete, we have to wait for the report. complete, we have to wait for the re ort. ~ ., ., complete, we have to wait for the reort. ~ ., ., ., ., report. wide we have to wait for that, we already _ report. wide we have to wait for that, we already know— report. wide we have to wait for that, we already know what - report. wide we have to wait for - that, we already know what happened? we need to be fair to all parties in this, including sharpe. we must wait for the conclusion. d this, including sharpe. we must wait for the conclusion.— for the conclusion. d has said that he did not get _ for the conclusion. d has said that he did not get involved _ for the conclusion. d has

mr sharp maintains he did nothing wrong.e says his actions undermined confidence in the public appointments process. here's our political correspondent david wallace—lockhart. richard sharp was made bbc chairman, a government appointment, in 2021. it has since emerged that while he was applying for the role, he introduced the man on the left, businessman sam blyth, to the man on the right, the uk's top civil servant, simon case. mr blyth wanted to provide the then prime minister, borisjohnson, with a loan facility. mr sharp did not declare all the details to this committee of mps who oversaw his appointment. he was back with them on tuesday and outlined the advice he was originally given. to avoid a conflict, or an appearance of conflict, i shall have nothing further to do with it. in a report published today, the digital, culture, media and sport committee say richard sharp left them without the full facts to make a decision on his suitability. the mp said he showed significant errors ofjudgment in how he acted while trying

we need to be fair to all parties in this, including richard sharp. made introductions, he did not get involved in boris johnson's finances. he's apologised to mps for not providing all the information that they felt they needed in order to scrutinise his appointment. richard sharp has said that by giving all the facts at the outset to the civil servant simon case, he regarded his behaviour as transparent. david wallace—lockhart, bbc news. time now to catch up with all the sport — here's 0lly foster. it feels like a pivotal weekend in the english premier league. arsenal dropped points on saturday, title rivals taking advantage on sunday. manchester city are notjust rivals taking advantage on sunday. manchester city are not just three points behind the gunners after they beat aston villa. the last of them came from the penalty spot. villa pulled one back through 0lly watkins. city now face arsenal on wednesday coming a win for pep guardiola will �*s see them go to top of the table for the first time since august stucco though i would say the second was

we need to be fair to all parties in this, including richard sharp. he may have made introductions, he did not get involved in boris johnson's finances. he's apologised to mps for not providing all the information that they felt they needed in order to scrutinise his appointment. richard sharp has said that by giving all the facts at the outset to the civil servant simon case, he regarded his behaviour as transparent. david wallace—lockhart, bbc news. the biggest event in america's sporting calendar, the super bowl, has kicked off. the kansas city chiefs are playing the philadelphia eagles in phoenix, arizona. the half time show will feature rihanna, giving herfirst live performance in years. we spoke to our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor in phoenix, arizona, just before the game began. i've covered sporting events all over the world. very few compare to this one. we've had a carnival — if not music festival — atmosphere already so far, and if that is the starter, i cannot wait for the main course, and that will be the game itself, the kansas cit

we need to be fair to all parties in this, including richard sharp.ave made introductions, he did not get involved in boris johnson's finances. he's apologised to mps for not providing all the information that they felt they needed in order to scrutinise his appointment. richard sharp has said that by giving all the facts at the outset to the civil servant simon case, he regarded his behaviour as transparent. david wallace—lockhart, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. hello there. the weather was pretty disappointing with regards to sunshine amounts over the weekend. many places did stay rather grey and cloudy. now we start the new week off with high pressure still nearby and with more of a breeze, we could see more sunshine around. so that will make it feel a little bit warmer. but then the second half of this upcoming week will turn more unsettled. the weather fronts and low pressure systems out in the atlantic start to make inroads as our area of high pressure begins to pull away. now, monday starts off fairly cloudy, so

we need to all parties in this, including richard sharp.ppointments. the bbc chairman richard sharp has said that while he may have made introductions, he did not get involved in boris johnson's finances. he has apologised to mps for not providing all the information that they felt they needed in order to scrutinise his appointment. richard sharp has said that by giving all the facts at the outset to the civil servant simon case, he regarded his behaviour as transparent. david wallace—lockhart, bbc news that is it for me for now, thank you very much watching. you have been watching bbc news. hello. in many parts of the uk cloud was hard to shift and sunday sunshine was in short supply. but there were some brighter spots to point out. northeast scotland saw some sunshine, at least for a time. it brightened up across a good part of wales and into the far south west of england, cornwall and parts of devon. indeed, look at this picture from a weather watcher in north devon and westward ho earlier on today, blue skies overhead. now, as we head t

so, if we have a look, a spokesman for mr sharp said that: he also says that: now, mr sharp refers toe to mrjohnson or arranged financing" and he says, again, he did not. and as we discussed, he apologised, again, to the bbc�*s "brilliant staff," as he's called them, given the distraction it has caused, he apologises for that distraction, and he says he's proud of the work the bbc does. right. this isn't over, yet, though? briefly, just tell us what's next. yeah, there are more reports, so independent reports. there is one by the office of the commissioner for public appointments, so the government have said that they won't comment until that report is done by an independent lawyer. labour have commented, though. they say this seriously impacts the impartiality and the independence of the bbc and undermines that. louisa pilbeam. poland's president has cast doubt on whether his country can provide ukraine with the fighterjets that kyiv says it needs to win the war with russia. andrzej duda said any decision would have to be taken collectively by nato. in an interview for the sunday wit

we need to be fair to all parties in this, including richard sharp. he may have made introductions, he did not get involved in boris johnson's finances. he's apologised to mps for not providing all the information that they felt they needed in order to scrutinise his appointment. richard sharp has said that by giving all the facts at the outset to the civil servant simon case, he regarded his behaviour as transparent. david wallace—lockhart, bbc news. around 58,000 homes are without power in new zealand's upper north island on monday as cyclone gabrielle brings strong winds, heavy rain and huge swells to auckland and nearby regions. weatherforecasters expect rain and winds to intensify as it nearsland during monday and tuesday. before we go, the biggest event in america's sporting calendar, the super bowl, has kicked off. the kansas city chiefs are playing the philadelphia eagles in phoenix, arizona. the half—time show will feature rihanna, giving herfirst live performance in years. we spoke to our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor in phoenix, arizo

we need to all parties in this, including richard sharp.troductions, he did not get involved in boris johnson's finances. he has apologised to mps for not providing all the information that they felt they needed in order to scrutinise his appointment. richard sharp has said that by giving all the facts at the outset to the civil servant simon case, he regarded his behaviour as transparent. david wallace—lockhart, bbc news the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, says recovery teams are on the ground, looking to find and analyse the object shot down over yukon territory on saturday. he said the latest object "violated canadian airspace". it is the third object to be shot down over north america in the last week. the north american aerospace defence command has been on high alert since the us military destroyed a suspected chinese spy balloon last weekend. the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau has been giving an update to journalists. yesterday, norad confirmed that an unidentified object entered, unlawfully, canadian airspace. it rep

we need to be fair to all parties in this, including richard sharp.have made introductions, he did not get involved in boris johnson's finances. he's apologised to mps for not providing all the information that they felt they needed in order to scrutinise his appointment. richard sharp has said that by giving all the facts at the outset to the civil servant simon case, he regarded his behaviour as transparent. david wallace—lockhart, bbc news. a teenage girl who was found with fatal stab wounds in a park in northwest england on saturday has been named as 16—year—old brianna ghey. a murder investigation has been launched by cheshire police after the girl, from warrington, was found by members of the public as she lay wounded. 0ur correspondent mairead smyth reports from warrington. people have been coming to lay flowers here. forensic teams and police are continuing to work here at linear park in colchester. cheshire police say that brianna ghey was found by members of the public on a path in the parkjust before 3:15 yesterday afternoon. emergency serv

we need to be fair to all parties in this, including richard sharp.t involved in boris johnson's finances. he's apologised to mps for not providing all the information that they felt they needed in order to scrutinise his appointment. richard sharp has said that by giving all the facts at the outset to the civil servant simon case, he regarded his behaviour as transparent. david wallace—lockhart, bbc news. a boy and girl, both aged 15, have been arrested on suspicion of murder following the fatal stabbing of a 16—year—old teenage girl in warrington. brianna ghey was found by members of the public in a park on saturday evening. the arrested teenagers are from the local area and they're being held in custody. nhs leaders are calling for the government to agree to talks to avoid an escalation of strikes by nurses in england. it's reported that nursing staff from a&e, intensive care and cancer wards could join in a new round of strikes. the royal college of nursing says it will still ensure the most urgent clinical care is provided. earlier, i spoke to ma

see how - sharp these are? some will then be returned _ sharp these are?e are? some will then be returned to the mainland - sharp these are? some will then be returned to the mainland and j be returned to the mainland and moved to other parts of the country. slowly, hopefully, animal numbers will start to rise, and may be the koala will continue to be a symbol of australia for generations to come. tim allman, bbc news. in taiwan, people have gathered to celebrate the lantern festival. locals and foreign visitors launch sky lanterns, after they've written their new year wishes on them. the event is held annually during the lunar new year celebrations. this year is the year of the rabbit, and the first lantern festival since the end of covid restrictions. just a reminder of our top story. republicans have criticised president biden over the amount of time it took to shoot down a chinese observation balloon that flew across the united states. china set shooting down the balloon was a obvious overreaction. the diplomatic fallout is continuing, as warships try

we need to be fair to all parties in this, including richard sharp.harpe has said he did not get involved in borisjohnson's said he did not get involved in boris johnson's finances. said he did not get involved in borisjohnson's finances. he has apologised to mps for not providing all the information they felt they neededin all the information they felt they needed in order to scrutinise his appointment. richard sharp has said that by giving all the facts at the outset to simon case, he regarded his behaviour as transparent. the biggest names from the world of music, from stormzy to sam smith, were at london's o2 arena for the annual brit awards on saturday. but the night belonged to harry styles, who picked up four awards including best album, artist and pop/r&b act. mark savage reports. # in this world, it's just us...# brit awards, sing it out! the name of harry styles' third album is harry's house. and last night, that's what the brits became. the man that just does not stop, harry styles! the pop star won every category he was nominated in, inclu

richard sharpe has — a bit banana republic. richard sharpe has apologised - a bit banana republic.for - a bit banana republic. richard| sharpe has apologised for what a bit banana republic. richard - sharpe has apologised for what he said went wrong, but has denied some of the claims that have been made, what do you think the consequences are if he stays? i what do you think the consequences are if he stays?— what do you think the consequences are if he stays? i hope very much we will change — are if he stays? i hope very much we will change the _ are if he stays? i hope very much we will change the culture _ are if he stays? i hope very much we will change the culture now. - are if he stays? i hope very much we will change the culture now. i - are if he stays? i hope very much we will change the culture now. i don't i will change the culture now. i don't think you should be able to give huge donations to a political party and then be rewarded by the political party with a plum job. i hope keir starmer says that if he enters 10 downing street, will not appoint, to plumb public posi

sharpe.s position is being called into question after mp5 he made significant errors of judgement by acting as a go between forth e £800,000 loan between for the £800,000 loan for boris johnson . a cross—party for boris johnson. a cross—party committee report found mr. sharpe failed to declare to employees his role in facilitating the loan when he was applying for the job of bbc chairman in january 2021. well, let's get the thoughts of director of orthodox conservatives joseph robertson, who's here. good morning . what who's here. good morning. what do you make of all of this? well, i think it's less of a story about mr. sharpe, more of a story about mr. johnson. i think that's what the steering committee is going to be looking towards . post reports. i think towards. post reports. i think certainly there's already been some comments from lib dem mp5 sort of saying that johnson should now face the music and i think that's where the trojan trajectory is going to head after this report . i thin

our weekly sharp _ children. this pantry is a lifeline. our weekly sharp has _ children.is a lifeline. our weekly sharp has went from | children. this pantry is a lifeline. - our weekly sharp has went from £60 up our weekly sharp has went from £60 up to about £100 so being able to come here and stock up on most of the weekly sharp has cut our food bill and takes the pressure off us as a family, there is never any judgment on needs to feel embarrassed, it is really nice. bosses at stansted are trying to avoid a repeat of that ahead of the summer season. they're looking to recruit one thousand new employees. hundreds of different roles are up for grabs at a jobs fair today...including security, customer service and retail, as mike liggins explains. it's been busy at the stanstead jobs fair this morning. the airport site is looking to fill around 1000 vacancies. cabin crew, baggage handlers, hoteljobs, retail. it's a long list. all this because the airport is doing well. last year we were the best recovered airport in the uk and our numbers going into 2023 through easter and

glorious view. ..if you have a sharp eye.but what i'm looking for is something else. in recent decades, some of the bunkers have been sold off and made into everything from hotels to high security data centres. i'm told this one houses a local delicacy. how well camouflaged is it going to be, is the question. hope i can actually find it. this very much looks like solid rock. is there an entry point? 0h, crafty! look at this. look at this! camouflaged door. wow, that is awesome. you would not... i mean, i was probably 20 feet away and didn't notice that. that's awesome. look at this. hello? 0ui. bonjour. bonjour, bonjour. bonjour. voila! ohh! look at this. so why is this full of cheese? michel bought this bunker in 2004 and recently started offering tours. there are thought to be many thousands of these in the country. oh, that's lovely. yeah. oh, that's lovely. c'est bon. tres bon. it's gorgeous. for hundreds of years, switzerland has remained famously neutral during conflicts, and staying neutral has involved taking precauti

a committee of mps here in the uk has been highly critical of the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp.hey accuse mr sharp of an error ofjudgement for getting involved in facilitating a loan to then prime minister, borisjohnson, whilst applying for the chairmanship of the bbc. now on bbc news, powering ukraine. russian missiles and drones rain down on ukraine's civilian infrastructure, causing untold damage. this is ukraine's energy war, a constant battle for heat and light, with an army of engineers racing to keep the country connected. for ukrainians, it has been a winter of darkness and uncertainty. how does a country respond when the stakes are so high? if the power system collapses, that would mean the suffering of tens of millions of people during wintertime. we cannot allow that, not on my watch. we follow the teams fighting this war. what the missiles destroy, they rebuild, in places where people are living on the edge. this power plant in central ukraine has been hit repeatedly. it's a huge place, but this is what well—aimed russian missiles have done to the country's infrastru

bbc chairman richard sharp admit defeat and resign.m bower here on both those stories at 1040. but next in the media battles with the bbc on the look out for comedy from across the political spectrum. yeah right. can we trust the lefties in the british bashing corporation to accurately represent a range of views ? you'll definitely get a views? you'll definitely get a diverse range of opinion from superstar panel. just this short break time to return to tomorrow's newsnight. now in our media, mediabuzz . first front page. mediabuzz. first front page. sorry, more front pages have been delivered and we'll go the sun, which reports a twist in the case that has gripped the is mr. as a mystery stained love was found in fields taken away as evidence last week . this is as evidence last week. this is despite the police's belief that mr. nick, the bully, fell into the river back on the 27th of january and the daily express leads with the head of the british army's insistence that we can stand up to poussin as his evil invasion of ukraine appro

thank you, mark you are looking very sharp in l mark you are looking very sharp in your outfit. outfit. not at all! you're watching _ your outfit. not at all! you're watching bbc— your outfit. not at all! you're watching bbc news. - vapes should be sold in the same way as cigarettes — in plain packaging and from behind a counter — that's the call from councils in england. the local government association says e—cigarettes are being sold illegally to children and stricter regulation is needed. our health correspondent, catherine burns has this report. vapes don't contain tobacco, so this is safer than smoking, but health experts say inhaling vape fluid into the lungs is still likely to carry some long—term risks. it is illegal to sell vapes to under—18s, and most teenagers don't vape, but it is getting more popular. the anti—smoking charity ash says that in 2021 about 4% of ii— to 18—year—olds in england were either occasional oi’ regular vapers. or regular vapers. last year that number had doubled to 8.6%, and that compares to about 7% of adults. councils in england say they've

we remember his constant, disturbing sharp jumper godzil him in this battle. so many other good elements began to turn out combinations, the body head here this deuce or right right left gets it, so perhaps he is looking for himself somewhere a little bit different, but episodes, but the front hand. we know this is the foundation, especially the front arm is up, it is very thin. great, you see, i take out the right right left. in one hit right left yes i again this overhand on the left through the front arm of the caralis and again it reaches the target with such a powerful acoustic effect. and what kind of physical is punished again? it remains only to guess. looks, of course, a real predator now. well, butyrgaziev is good on his feet due to the shuttle, he failed the caralis twice and now introduces him literally behind him step to the side step back step to the side is not always straight great, twists and constantly me this position. yes, but this is the olympic level and this is how the olympic boxing should champion. this is always the highest technology

bbc chairman richard sharp admit defeat and resign.m bower here on both those stories at 1040. but next in the media battles with the bbc on the look out for comedy from across the political spectrum. yeah right. can we trust the lefties in the british bashing corporation to accurately represent a range of views ? you'll definitely get a views? you'll definitely get a diverse range of opinion from superstar panel. just this short break time to return to tomorrow's newsnight. now in our media, mediabuzz . first front page. mediabuzz. first front page. sorry, more front pages have been delivered and we'll go the sun, which reports a twist in the case that has gripped the is mr. as a mystery stained love was found in fields taken away as evidence last week . this is as evidence last week. this is despite the police's belief that mr. nick, the bully, fell into the river back on the 27th of january and the daily express leads with the head of the british army's insistence that we can stand up to poussin as his evil invasion of ukraine appro

the current holder, richard sharp, was appointed by borisjohnson.ected by mrjohnson, quizzed by mps for suitable to, they approved him and he took up the job. what has come to light since then is that at the same time as that process was happening, richard sharp, who has a background in investment banking, was approached by a cousin of borisjohnson's, a rich businessman, who wanted to offer to help the prime minister, the then prime minister financially. richard sharp went to mrjohnson, told him about this offer of financial help at the same time as he was applying for the bbcjob, then took that approach to mr johnson's top civil servant, simon case, past all the details onto him, told the civil service he was applying for the bbcjob and decided at that point that he should step back for anything to do with this loan guarantee, which is what it was, it will guaranteed for £800,000. in the appointment process that then happened, richard sharp was selected by mrjohnson, but he did not in both the documentation that he had to provide or in the question

in iraq, a sharp drop in the water level in the tigris river, which originates in turkey , accordingto hydrologists of the recent earthquake , has led to a disruption of global moisture circulation systems in the upper reaches of the river and scientists fear strong charges. this will have catastrophic consequences for the region. it has been for many millennia. in a hot region, life is fed by two full-flowing rivers, the tiger and the frant , if at least one of them dries up regions threatens. desertification throughout the living extinction. meanwhile, turkey itself continues to dismantle the rubble. and although there are no hopes for a miracle sometimes. they happen more than 3 weeks have passed since the collapse of the building under the rubble of one of them , a horse was found, it was alive and even , as far as one can judge from the video cameras. it's great the marathon of peace from childhood, the creation of kindness and mercy, was announced by the belarusian children's fund in the year of its thirty-fifth anniversary from march 1 to the end of the year , festive events a

he looks sharp and he is determined, _ paris. he looks sharp and he is determined, still— paris.mined, still the man beat, but no pressure max has nothing more to prove. and just very briefly barcelona now lead against manchester united 1—0. but that's all from sportsday. bye— bye. hello. after what's been a mostly quiet day weather wise, things tonight are turning a lot livelier. the winds strengthening across the northern half of the uk thanks to storm otto, an area of low pressure that's been named by the danish weather service for impacts it's likely to have in denmark. but for us, scotland over the tops of the pennines into north—east england, travel disruption is likely into tomorrow morning. those winds picking up through the night across northern ireland. yes, but also scotland and north—east england. some outbreaks of rain moving through, further south breezy, mostly cloudy, mild for all of us. but tomorrow, if you are travelling in northern scotland, gusts are likely to be up to around 80 miles per hour in exposed spots, more broadly across scotland, 60 to 70 mile per h

well, a sharp irritability attacked me. this was the case.er, that is, so long ago, here you are, now you are an adult girl. yes, yes, there was another case on the train in anape, when next to us, we went to work as animators this summer in anapa , it was two and a half days to go with us, women sat down. well, also haballists. they also go to the sea from some village for the first time. they got drunk. and they started to provoke me. well , naturally, it provokes the one who is provoked and naturally. i responded to their provocation. there was also a verbal altercation. he got into a lot of trouble. they are trying to offend me that i have scattered my clothes all over the train. i somehow try to hurt them, and in general, uh, well, sort of neighbors in the coupe drive forward 2.5 days and already just sat down like this, well , i don’t know about you natalya but i feel that when polina tells conflicts. she comes alive. he has such a sparkle in his eyes , such a liveliness appears, and vice versa, when you polina begins to speak. so i hav

the storm surrounding the bbc chairman richard sharpe, which we discussed on the programme a couple ofeeks ago, grew this week after a committee of mps found he had made significant errors ofjudgment in failing to divulge his role in facilitating a loan for borisjohnson while he was applying for the bbcjob. mr sharp insisted he had acted in good faith to ensure that the rules were followed and that he got the job on merit. but some people are concerned about the knock—on effect of this row on bbcjournalism. drjeff bartley agreed. finally on tuesday, a number of bbc outlets reported that the soft drink lilt is going to be rebranded next week as fanta pineapple and grapefruit. not for the first time, there were accusations that journalists had fallen for a pr stunt, confusing a marketing ploy with actual news. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, email... do have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear

sharp and it's not easy. i take a lot of time to prepare the ensemble, the shirt tie jacket combination is not that easy. only some people can pull it off. it's me and fire. we've got style. that's all for tonight, dvr the show, tucker's up next and always remember i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. how would you define the biden administration? really the hall mark has been an almost other worldly disconnection from the actual affairs of the united states. if it's really happening in this country, the biden administration will pretend it's not. in fact, white house officials seem to have no idea what's going on in our country and no interest in learning about it. the weekend trail derailment

this is the deficit and you can see the sharp plunge in the deficit with that sharp response to the pandemic. it turned out it rebounded, the economy rebounded very quickly. then by the second week of january, peaks and cases hospitalizations and deaths. things turned out to be better than anybody expected. this is different pessimism. it's not pessimism its challenges. i'm optimistic as a country we are going to address these challenges. i can't tell you how or when, but i know we have the ability to do it. >> a question on corporate buyback excise tax. have you had a chance to analyze the buybacks over this year and whether that's good to help on the revenue side and whether president biden's 4% proposal, it might change the picture? mr. swagel: the joint committee on taxation which i was pointing up, we are on the fourth floor and they are on the fifth floor. i'm not telling you to walk upstairs. [laughter] they would analyze the president's proposals. we are able to do that when the president issues his budget he has promised that in march. the result of the corporate buyback tax, i'm lo

use very sharp language thinks his interests were in fact to defend the people of india and the country. yes, certainly, india feels that it has made a strong case for itself. richard usurped uncle schwartz will be in court outreach mod. what are the main agenda items for the german delegation? yet were of course there will be a meeting between all of shelter and cerner intermodal, his indian counterpart, or i think what's really interesting is to the extent to which this is really also a kind of a business visit for an india to the tech hub bank. looter there to meet our german and indian businesses involved in tech and jamie, is interested incorporating on clean energy on take on trying to get, you know, resources such as go green, hydrogen for, for the kind of future of sustainable energy a lot to lots of a projects that show what it will be hoping to move forward on this trip. i'm with her. what does new delhi want from this relationship? basically, british and germany in india have a strong and uncomplicated relationship, economic ties. at the heart of this relationship, germany is

a cross—party committee , richard sharp, made committee, richard sharp, made significant of judgementfailed to declare that he'd helped boris to secure a loan when he was prime minister. shadow culture secretary lucy powell is questioning whether he's still able uphold trust and in the broadcaster think this report. it really is unprecedented report means that mr. sharp's position is increasingly on and he really should now on whether he's able to carry out that very important role as the bbc chair to uphold pubuc role as the bbc chair to uphold public trust and independence of the bbc warrington police launched a murder investigation after a 16 year old girl was found stabbed to death in a park in cheshire yesterday . brianna in cheshire yesterday. brianna gay was found by members of the pubuc gay was found by members of the public with multiple stab wounds near linear park. public with multiple stab wounds near linear park . emergency near linear park. emergency services arrived , but she was services arrived, but she was pronounced dead at the scene . pronounced dead at the scene.

glorious view. ..if you have a sharp eye.ve been given a pin that tells me that there's a bunker basically here, somewhere. it's camouflaged. so there's going to be a trick actually finding it. i mean, this stretch of mountainside just does look like every other stretch of mountainside for miles in either direction. so, hopefully we are in the right place! of course, you shouldn't search for military bunkers that might still be in use. but what i'm looking for is something else. in recent decades, some of the bunkers have been sold off and made into everything from hotels to high security data centres. i'm told this one houses a local delicacy. how well camouflaged is it going to be, is the question. hope i can actually find it. this very much looks like solid rock. is there an entry point? 0h, crafty! look at this. look at this! camouflaged door. wow, that is awesome. you would not... i mean, i was probably 20 feet away and didn't notice that. that's awesome. look at this. hello? 0ui. bonjour. bonjour, bonjour. bonjour. voil

a cross—party committee , richard sharp, made committee, richard sharp, made significant of judgementfailed to declare that he'd helped boris to secure a loan when he was prime minister. shadow culture secretary lucy powell is questioning whether he's still able uphold trust and in the broadcaster think this report. it really is unprecedented report means that mr. sharp's position is increasingly on and he really should now on whether he's able to carry out that very important role as the bbc chair to uphold pubuc role as the bbc chair to uphold public trust and independence of the bbc warrington police launched a murder investigation after a 16 year old girl was found stabbed to death in a park in cheshire yesterday . brianna in cheshire yesterday. brianna gay was found by members of the pubuc gay was found by members of the public with multiple stab wounds near linear park. public with multiple stab wounds near linear park . emergency near linear park. emergency services arrived , but she was services arrived, but she was pronounced dead at the scene . pronounced dead at the scene.

nearest time is not visible on the horizon is an opportunity for either side to make some kind of sharp the front to hold some kind of decisive victory well, in principle, if says the united states as a global player. let's say, in principle, we could consider such an option. of course, it is possible to third it, maybe they are getting ready. ranetki time would like to say as much as possible how to close the question of the russian-ukrainian war in quotation marks . well, this is all theoretical reasoning in itself of course, i don’t know. were there any such proposals ? of course, we have a driver, a military expert, a colonel of the armed forces of ukraine in the reserve, will join us now. roman svetan greets mr. roman. greetings. well, what do you think ? when it comes to this war of extermination , which mr. genderman is talking about. it's profitable. let's imagine that vladimir putin will spend a long time waging this war to destroy ukrainian resources, ukrainian citizens, and the ukrainian military. we can see that he is determined to see how it will all look. realistically, if

as i suggested on this programme way back when for richard sharpe , it back when for richard sharpe,on . it's very is for boris johnson. it's very awkward indeed for richard sharpe. it's more eviscerating this report from the dcms committee chaired, as you say, by damian green than we were expecting it to be. just a quick quote here from damian . he says quote here from damian. he says that such significant error of judgement meant we were not in full possession facts full possession of the facts when required to rule on when we were required to rule on his suitability for the role of bbc chair. so essentially he's saying the parliament have known that he was sort of the wrong person for the job. now richard chop has hit back quite firmly. his defence is that he told simon case , the cabinet simon case, the cabinet secretary at the time he briefed him that he was applying for the role and means that it was role and that means that it was it was agreed with simon case that there were no problems, no problems were raised at the time. so that is his defence. now the government exactly s

due to the sharp deterioration of the weather in several districts of the krasnodar territory at once , a high alert regime was announced , city services are eliminating the consequences of hurricane winds in anapa gelendzhik and novorossiysk, where wind gusts reached 30 m / s on a direct connection from the krasnodar territory. artur kish artur hello what is the current situation in the region? good afternoon alexander, yes, in novorossiysk now the strongest gusts of wind are on average around 20 m/s, but gusts of up to thirty-two and even 38 m/s are also recorded. it's not a storm anymore. it's already a hurricane. and no wonder they can't stand it. even the roof somewhere is blown off somewhere, and other structural elements, the strongest wind breaks branches and tree trunks. rescuers are now working in enhanced mode, so that as quickly as possible eliminate all the consequences of poetry, and because of bad weather in the region without electricity. there are three villages left. ah, emergency crews. power supply is now being restored in villages nearby. and this bad weather has

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and now it's time to return to the sharp topic of hit spices.ssia are often too much. dry paprika, also sometimes bland and non-flavoured, has been tested for biomarkers. that is, these are substances that are characteristic of a particular spice for ground paprika - this is capsaicin. we have four brands. uh, they say, and paprika, and, unfortunately, they were not discovered optionsin. and understandable. why such a burning desire to save money in russia sweet. only 3% of all vegetables are almost never grown pepper, and all of it is fresh on the shelves, or it is canned, so the correspondent was convinced of the red seasoning. katya is quietly transported from abroad, and logistics prices have skyrocketed to russian spice factories, in fact they come ready-made. it remains only in russia so that no one gets, for example, a bag or plastic in a container. well, or some other garbage and carefully mix it all to break lumps, but do not damage the twists themselves. otherwise spices. it will just turn to dust. and far from all worries value reputa