last friday, its leader alexandra lukashenko granted a rare interview to the bbc�*s steve rosenberg.e encounter. translation: since julyl 270 ngos have been shut down in belarus? translation: i'll answer your question with no bother. - we will massacre all scum that you the west have been financing. oh, you're upset that we destroyed all your structures? your ngos and all that you've been paying for. europe doesn't see mister lukashenko is a legitimate president. he claims not to care. many viewers praise steve rosenberg's interview, but in addition to that lack of recognition he mentioned from the eu, the uk government has also said it considers last year's presidential election in belarus to be fraudulent and it does not accept the results. which gave mister lukashenko 80% of the vote. so some viewers were surprised that he was described on bbc news online as president lukashenko and on tv headlines like this. in an exclusive bbc interview, the man known as europe's last dictator, president lukashenko of belarus, says he won't stop the flow of migrants through his country. one view

we have to keep in mind that alexandra lukashenko a big ally.patrol with an artillery boat of the ukrainian navy. they understand they would be out gunned but they will stand their ground. at a port town the ukrainians are constructing a newport. they just announced they've accelerated the construction of that port because they need to stage more ships there to be ready if something like an invasion were to happen. of course, one of the things we also saw is some satellite images came out that seemed to show big concentrations of russian troops in the southeast of russia, another huge concern for the u.s. and its allies and also for the ukrainians as well. just in the past couple hours we're hearing from the ukrainians as they conducted air force exercises. they also say they have worked on a draft law that would soon allow them to quickly draw up up to 200,000 reservists if the situation continues to deteriorate and would, in fact, turn into a real armed conflict. of course, the ukrainians are saying they're taking it seriously, but they don't

another country where migration is high on the agenda is belarus, and last friday, its leader, alexandra lukashenkoo said it considers last year's presidential election in belarus to be fraudulent and it does not accept the results, which gave mr lukashenko 80% of the vote. so, some viewers were surprised that he was described on bbc news online as �*president lukashenko' and on tv headlines like this. in an exclusive bbc interview, the man known as europe's last dictator, president lukashenko of belarus, says he won't stop the flow of migrants through his country. one viewer, nordeast, posted this plea. we put that point to bbc news and they gave us this statement. closer to home, on monday, the news at six reported that the brits, the biggest award ceremony in british music, were scrapping separate categories for men and women. here's sophie raworth. it will no longer give out prizes for best male or best female, but instead, choose one artist of the year. the brit award—winning singer sam smith, who identifies as non—binary, has campaigned for the change. he says he felt unable to enter last yea