vittoria, thank you very much indeed _ for them.toria, thank you very much indeed for _ for them. vittoria, thank you very much indeed forjoining _ for them. vittoria, thank you very much indeed forjoining us. - so let's take a look at some of the front pages. of the times, 1 million people cite mental health battle, looking at the consequences of that for the economy. the daily telegraph, sickness benefits bill to rise by a third, a similar sort of thing. they also have a story about the uk to cut off arms supply to israel unless it lets aid into gaza. the guardian, us toughened stance to call for immediate ceasefire, that is a un resolution that is going through at the moment in new york. that's all from us tonight. sima's in the chair tomorrow. dojoin us. good night. breaking news from around the world, 24 breaking news from around the world, 2a hours a day. this is bbc news. thank you so much for that update. to haiti now. the head of the united nations children's agency, unicef, says it is unable to get enough aid into the coun

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two tries from vittoria vecchini, and another from valeria fedrighi had italy ahead by 27 points to sevenowever, ireland came back with a nevejones try, before aura mutzzo sealed the bonus point win with a fourth for italy. katie corrigan scored to give ireland late hopes of a first six nations win in almost two years, but italy held on for victory. translation: it was| a tough match but it is an historic day for us. we never won in ireland so we are going to celebrate. i am very happy for the intensity and the level that we made. it isa it is a tough day for us, deeply disappointed to not get the win, — deeply disappointed to not get the win, as a group, started changing— the win, as a group, started changing the narrative a little bit and — changing the narrative a little bit and we want to talk about performing and we want to talk about _ performing and we want to talk about winning. you look back on that game, _ about winning. you look back on that game, we've been plenty enough — that game, we've been plenty enough to put ourselves in a position— enough to put ourselves in a position

in eastern ukraine, through the eyes of independent journalists. journalist tringer from italy, vittoria grandmother was born in the urals, then moved to live in kiev, his mother married an italian, considering all three countries to be her own. december 2013 i flew to visit my grandmother and witnessed an armed coup on the maidan, so i stayed cover the events of the civil war unfolding in ukraine. i have been working here for a long time , since i was fifteen, and practically without going out, i periodically returned to italy, but with the goal of holding conferences there, well, also in work, one might say, there was interest, there were even breakthroughs in information terms, and regarding what was happening , that is... so this is the marina direction, apparently factories in avdievka, here is avdievka, well, avdievka, yes, the airport and above ovdeevka. then on february 24 suddenly suddenly for the editors and i’m talking about italian something some kind of war is happening , which many people simply don’t understand and... for the first two weeks there was still such direct int

west; they want to hear what is really happening in ukraine now. journalist tringer from italy, vittorias grandmother was born in the urals, then moved to live in kiev, his mother married an italian, considering all three countries to be her own. in december 2013, he flew to visit his grandmother and witnessed an armed coup on the maidan, so he stayed to cover the event that unfolded in ukraine citizens. azov is a neo-nazi formation. they sold the best lard in donetsk, homemade, they brought it right on saturdays, it was absolutely delicious, so this is the marina direction, apparently the factories in avdievka, here is avdievka, well , avdievka, right there is the airport and above avdievka. that on february 24th suddenly suddenly for the editors and i’m talking about something italian. ciao ciao, finalmente ci sentiamo, finalmente riusciamo a creare cose insieme, but literally 10 days, 2 weeks pass and everything is clear. those media that tried to occupy, well, not i’m talking about russian views, but at least objective ones, they began to be attacked, don’t you dare, you dare to defe

journalist tringer from italy, vittoria nicola rengeroni., then moved to live in kiev, his mother married an italian, considering all three countries to be her own. in december 2013, he flew to visit his grandmother and witnessed an armed coup on the maidan, so he stayed to cover the events of the civil war unfolding in ukraine. i’ve been working here for a long time, since i was fifteen, and it’s practically unaffected; i periodically returned to italy, but they stood there to spend conferences, well... in terms of work , you can say there was interest, there were even breakthroughs, yes in information terms, and regarding what was happening, that is, coverage of the same , it turns out, crimes, punitive units of kiev, openly and frankly admitted that azov - this is a neo-nazi formation. then on february 24, suddenly suddenly for the editors, well, i’m talking about italian ones. something is happening, some kind of war is starting, which many, many simply do not understand, for the first two weeks, there was still such direct interest in e

two tries from vittoria vecchini, and another from valeria fedrighi had italy ahead by 27 points to 7d the bonus point win with a fourth for italy. katie corrigan scored to give ireland late hopes of a first six nations win in almost two years, but italy held on for victory. more details on all of those stories on the bbc sport website, but that is it for now. tanya. now to turkey, where voting in local elections has officially ended. millions of people have been going to the polls, which could see president erdogan�*s party retaking control of key cities it lost in the last vote five years ago. but partial results show that the current mayor there — ekrem imamoglu is leading against the candidate from erdogan�*s party. if imamoglou wins today, it would boost his standing as a potential rival to president erdogan in 2028. the elections are taking place against a backdrop of severe economic problems, including inflation of nearly 70%. earlier, i spoke to 0nur erem from the bbc�*s turkish service, who told me the latest right now, we can say that around 20% of the votes are counted and

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the small state of piritu santo in the east of the country, on the street of the state capital, vittoriace, novosibirsk trauma surgeons operated on a thirteen-year-old girl from krasnoyarsk with an almost hundred-degree spinal deformity. operation was successfully completed. the patient is also grew by eight. report by elizaveta malykh. after the operation, angelina stands confidently on her feet. in a unique case, the girl grew 8 cm in one day. doctors literally stretched the teenager’s spine. this is what the back looked like. more reminiscent of a horror movie, like the pain experienced by a child. i was tired, i was always at home, lying down. physiocorset exercise therapy did not help. spinal deformity 115°. it was impossible to delay treatment, but at the examination stage, doctors discovered serious problems. heart disease, a pacemaker was installed. conventional operation in this case, it is contraindicated, there are great risks: they decided to accept a difficult patient only through surgery, not even then, they used neuromonitoring. the device monitors the functions of the spi

two tries from vittoria vecchini, and another from valeria fedrighi, had italy ahead by 27 points tod the bonus point win with a fourth for italy. katie corrigan did score to give ireland late hopes of a first six nations win in almost two years, but italy held on for victory. translation: it was a tough match but it is an historic— translation: it was a tough match but it is an historic day _ translation: it was a tough match but it is an historic day for _ translation: it was a tough match but it is an historic day for us. - translation: it was a tough match but it is an historic day for us. we i but it is an historic day for us. we never won in ireland so we are going to celebrate. i am very happy for the intensity and the level that we made. and that's all the sport for now. now to turkey, where millions of people have been voting in local elections — and turkey's main opposition chp appears to be on course to hold key positions in major cities. most eagerly watched is the outcome in istanbul, which is home to nearly a fifth of the population. and the current mayor there — ekrem