i'm annita mcveigh.in this year. a fourth man is arrested in connection with the shooting of an off—duty police officer in 0magh. detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell suffered life—changing injuries in the attack. the disgraced hollywood film producer harvey weinstein has been sentenced to a further 16 years in prison after he was found guilty of raping a woman in 2013. he's already serving a 23—year sentence for a separate conviction.

yes, thanks, annita. _ profits of energy companies? yes, thanks, annita. put these figures in context, it is a huge amount of money that works out as over £43,000 in profit per minute, and if you combine it with what shell recorded last week, britain's two energy giants alone making £100,000 every single minute in 2022, and i think it is really important to acknowledge that oil and gas companies like bp and shell are getting richer because the rest of us are getting poorer, because our energy bills are so high right now and, you know, the knock effect of that, it is huge, as we were hearing, sick and disabled people living in cold and draughty homes. here in the uk, supposedly one of the richest countries in the world, you know, there is complete chaos across the public sector, of course, with nurses, firefighters, teachers all striking because they are struggling too and the government will not give them a pay rise. and this isn't an accident, this is a political choice, so as you have acknowledged, we are calling for companies to be properly taxed, prope

good morning, annita, i am in disbelief that— today?good morning, annita, i am in disbelief that we are _ today? good morning, annita, i am in disbelief that we are out _ today? good morning, annita, i am in disbelief that we are out for _ today? good morning, annita, i am in disbelief that we are out for a - disbelief that we are out for a second month on the picket line, i didn't think it would continue as long, i hope we will be contacted suing about negotiations over pay. but the atmosphere is great, there is lots of support behind me, a big presence here, we have some members from the gmc supporting us in solidarity. yeah, it is, luckily, dry and a really good atmosphere here, we are here for a second month running. here, we are here for a second month runninu. ~ ., , here, we are here for a second month runninu. ~ . , i. here, we are here for a second month runnin~.~ . , ., running. what is your message to the ublic running. what is your message to the public today. — running. what is your message to the public today. who _ runnin

that's right, annita, millions _ to return home? that's right, annita, millions of— to return home?krainians crossing the border into poland as this war began and over the months that followed. i was in kramatorsk, where order is now, at the beginning of the war, and i remember in the first days of the fighting, when the explosions were going off, the absolute terror of people as we saw them packing onto evacuation trains to get away from the front lines, to get away from the war that so many people didn't believe was coming. so at that point it was a shock, it was fear, it was utter disbelief and desperation. but in the months that followed, people continued to leave, some people, though, started to go back to ukraine, and now what we have here in poland is a situation where there are at least a million people who are refugees registered here in this country, many more people who have come through poland and have continued on to other countries like to germany or the uk or elsewhere in europe. and the mood is completely different now, i would say. we met people coming into eastern

this is bbc news, i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at nine... almost a year since russia's invasion of ukraine, vladimir putin prepares to give his annual state of the nation address. this is the scene in moscow. we'll be bringing you president putin's speech live very shortly. after his historic visit to kyiv, president biden arrives in warsaw to meet european leaders. junior doctors in england become the latest nhs staff to vote to strike, in another row with the government over pay. maximum stakes, affordability checks and controls on advertising, just some of the reforms the government's likely to bring in as part of plans to overhaul gambling laws. and thousands of workers across the uk switch to doing fewer hours for exactly the same pay, after the world's biggest trial of a four day work week. president putin is to set out his latest thinking about the war in ukraine shortly, as the anniversary of the invasion of ukraine approaches. these are the live pictures from moscow — where he'll be addressing both houses of the russian parliament a

hello, this is bbc news with me, annita mcveigh.0. president volodymyr zelensky is expected in the uk this morning for the first time since the russian invasion of ukraine. police say they remain open to new information about missing woman nicola bulley as the search in lancashire enters its 12th day. the firm building the hs2 rail line has underestimated its impact on wildlife habitats, according to a coalition of wildlife charities. sport, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly. despite united taking the lead in the second half, wrexham hit back from the penalty spot through paul mullen, and they could have lied when he got another chance from the spot. a huge effort in the second half, butjust as united did in the first leg, they did it again, scoring in the 9ath minute and again two minutes later, booking their place in the next round. immensely roud of place in the next round. immensely proud of the — place in the next round. immensely proud of the performance _ place in the next round. immensely proud

i�*m annita mcveigh.iously and start to negotiate. we are having those wide ranging discussions. what is not realistic is for us to be looking at inflation or inflation busting pay rises. in other news — a four—year—old girl has died in a dog attack in milton keynes. it is 9.33. sport and time for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good morning. a lot has been made of the saudi takeover at newcastle. how satisfying for the club though that it was academy graduate sean longstaff, who cost the club absoultely nothing, who got the goals to leave the fans partying like it�*s 1999. katie gornall reports. cheering many of these fans had never seen newcastle in a majorfinal, let alone win a trophy. after so many sterile years on tyneside, they have reason to dream again. there�*s something special going on. it feels magic. it�*s great to be part of it. just enjoying it. 50 odd years waited for this. got my grandson here. we are going to wembley. come on, the lads. - it definitely could be a long party.

this is bbc news, i'm annita mcveigh, the headlines at nine.re live pictures from the ukrainian capital kyiv. ceremonies will be taking place across the country today to mark the anniversary. a fourth man is arrested in connection with the shooting of an off—duty police officer in 0magh. detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell suffered life—changing injuries in the attack. convicted criminals in england and wales could be forced into court from their cells or face longerjail terms if they refuse

you are watching bbc news, i am annita mcveigh. hello.ekend too. sunny spells for most of us today, but we've got some blustery wintry showers in the north—west, particularly for western scotland. you can see the proximity of the ice bars here blowing in those showers. meanwhile, further south, high pressure is building behind that front that just brought a bit more cloud and drizzle through the morning, but that's clearing away from the south coast through into the afternoon. so sunny spells across much of the uk, then, but we've still got that feed of showers coming in across the north and north—west of scotland, where it's going to be windy, up to about 60mph gusts of wind, but much lighter winds further south. top temperatures today, somewhere between about 7—11 degrees north to south for most of us, but up towards lerwick, just four celsius there, so we're still in that cold air. so through this evening and tonight, then, what we'll see is more cloud toppling its way in from the north, so bringing slightly milder conditions for scotl

i am annita mcveigh. hello again.winds are strengthening across the north of the country. but today, high pressure still firmly in charge of the weather. we've got a weak weather front coming in, and then a more active one following on later on behind. so sunshine as we go through the course of the afternoon, a weak weather front producing this cloud across scotland and northern ireland with some patchy light rain and drizzle in the west, and by the end of the afternoon that will be moving down towards the northern england and also north—west wales. just light breezes today, although the wind a little bit stronger across the far north—west of scotland, with our temperatures 8—10 degrees. now, as we head on through the evening and overnight, the first weather front sinks a little bit further south and stalls, it's coming up against this area of high pressure, and under clear skies temperatures will fall away quite rapidly and we'll see some widespread mist and fog forming. we also have the second weather front coming i

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