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marshals to pick atkins upton bergman for questioning.with him? >> i didn't go slow and easy. i will take over story. >> the sort of talking about what happened that night? >> this just need to get figured out because it's stupid to know? >> historic started out the same we had before. >> she fell out of my car, i mean, absolutely fell on my car. i don't look up the door handle, i still don't know, it's still boats me to this very day how she got out that are. >> once again, he had already explanation for why he did initially lied to the cops. >> brittani told them, russ, that you just driving by he's are laying in the grass. >> gazelle scared. >> very scared of? >> involve the police, period. >> investigator confronted atkinson but they had been up to. >> they did another autopsy. and lastly those hit over the head, not from falling out of the car. so then that comes to me as asking you now. then how did she end and ultramodern head? >> from that poll that was there with them in boxes at. or shooting begins on the officer came. >> a mail

britain's zoe atkin won her first x games gold medal in ski superpipe in aspen. atkin had placed in the top five on her three previous x games appearances but never made the podium. mickaela shiffrin clinched a seventh overall slalom title, but remains one short of the world cup wins record after finishing second in the czech republic today. the american was aiming to match ingmar stenmark�*s total of 86 wins. she did increase her lead in the women's overall world cup standings. what a day of fa cups action war reaction — what a day of fa cups action war reaction from dt mac and the last ditch— reaction from dt mac and the last ditch effort. but reaction from dt mac and the last ditch effort-— that's all from sportsday. this week on the show... the city that never sleeps. we are in brooklyn, new york, and this area in particular has gone through quite a renaissance. and why it's taken ages to wake up. we're going. let's go. could it be the end for seeing mummies in some of the world's hi, and welcome to the great court here in the british museum in london. now, t

britain's zoe atkin won her first x games gold medal in ski superpipe in aspen.n had placed in the top five on her three previous x games appearances but never made the podium. mickaela shiffrin clinched a seventh overall slalom title, but remains one short of the world cup wins record after finishing second in the czech republic today. the american was aiming to match ingmar stenmark�*s total of 86 wins. she did increase her lead in the women's overall world cup standings. great didn't have won their first european metal in nine years. taking silver in the ice dance looking to become the first british skaters to win a european gold since 1984 but had to settle for second behind italy. finally to american football. the philadelphia eagles hosting the 60 miners, buffalo bills lost in this last round in their player kickback has thanked for and in a video on social media the first time he has spoken publicly since suffering a cardiac arrest in a game with the cincinnati bengals. needing to be persisted on the field earlier this month. i to be persisted on the field

tom: alice atkins in london, thank you.up, could it be a new threat to european manufacturing? policymakers are calling for countermeasures to counter u.s. subsidies. we are live in brussels for the details later this hour on this potential shield cleo -- potential geopolitical spat. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 51 minutes into the european trading day. stocks across europe are currently up 0.5%. the ftse 100 trading at 7764. it is all about that cpi print out of the u.s. later today, the forecast of 6.5% year on year. and what that will tell us about the trajectory of rate hikes. one company we want to pull out for you in terms of the earnings story, earnings are coming thick and fast at the moment, we have inks stateside coming out tomorrow. in the u.k., retailer asos rallying despite a miss in its earnings. a key line coming through which is that they have identified about 300 million pounds worth of cost cuts. a new chief executive took over in june of last year, so this is a bit of

britain's zoe atkin won her first x games gold medal in ski superpipe in aspen.won bronze. atkin had placed in the top five on her three previous x games appearances but never made the podium. that's all the sport for now. us secretary of state antony blinken will arrive injerusalem tomorrow to discuss attempts to try and de—escalate violence which has seen both israelis and palestinians killed. , ., , . , killed. overnight, israeli security cabinet approved _ killed. overnight, israeli security cabinet approved measures - killed. overnight, israeli security cabinet approved measures at i cabinet approved measures at preventing further incidents after friday's fatal shootings outside a synagogue so seven people killed. we report now from outside the home of the palestinian government who was responsible. israeli forces have told us to keep back, but we are just along the street from the family home of the palestinian who carried out friday's deadly attack. his parents and siblings have been able to take out some of their things, but soon they are expecting their

. >♪ ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins with outside source in the bbc news room.ews stories there's been a major blow to britain's electric vehicle industry. and the electric car battery industry collapses. let's take some time looking at belarus and the opposition to the leaders there. and they have denounced it as a fast trial against her and other allies that are taking place inside belarus. there is a conspiracy to seize power and extremist organization and we rind ourselves of how we got here. matt is at the center of the story. and the man who has dominated is the europe's last dictator. he faced a major test two years ago it was an election which many believe he lost but the result was he won taking 85% of the votes. but the woman who had been standing in the election because of her husband being in jail. the mass protests that resumed after the announcement was a result of deadly violence and thousands of arrest following the election. they fled to romania and began the head of opposition in exile. now, she says her trial as a form of punishment. >> the tr

britain�*s zoe atkin won her first x games gold medal in ski superpipe in aspen.won bronze. atkin had placed in the top five on her three previous x games appearances but never made the podium. a bit of drama in the fa cup. it looks like they are checking a potential brighton goal in stoppage time, so we wait and see whether this one goes in. if it does happen it will be 2—1 in favour of brighton and it looks like they will continue in that vein with a couple of minutes left and win 2—1. they are just checking a var for offside. don�*t know how long you want to hang on for. it could be a minute or two. well strung out and i�*m glad that you addressed it to me because you know how fascinated i am by these things. it is confirmed it is a goal. 2—i things. it is confirmed it is a goal. 2—1 in favour brighton in stoppage time so it looks like they are knocking liverpool out. that�*s how you do it. you hang on. and break the news. patience is a virtue. it�*s a pleasure working with you. really is. the chief executive of the welsh rugby union has resigned, after a bbc i

. >> top of mind, i'm incredibly optimistic, optimistic senate president pro tempore toni atkins says she's feeling about the year ahead scheduled for wednesday. the first woman and openly lgbtq+ person to serve as senate president pro tem atkins will soon mark 5 years in that role. now, part of the legislature considered one of the most diverse in california history. thanks. in part to a record, 50 win. >> we are representative of all the diversity of california. so that's a new energy, a new energy in the legislature that now must address a new challenge in the form of a projected 22.5 billion dollar deficit. >> facing the state in the next fiscal year. our hope is to avoid those kinds of serious cuts that we've had to deal in the last decade. when i got to the legislature 12 years ago, 26 billion dollar and then we had to make cuts. but she believes such serious cuts will be largely avoided this time because of action the state has taken, including more than 30 billion dollars saved away for this type of scenario. i think we're better situated than we ever have been. despite all of

. >> top of mind, i'm incredibly optimistic, optimistic senate president pro tempore toni atkins says she's feeling about the year ahead scheduled for wednesday. the first woman and openly lgbtq+ person to serve as senate president pro tem atkins will soon mark 5 years in that role. now, part of the legislature considered one of the most diverse in california history. thanks. in part to a record, 50 win. >> we are representative of all the diversity of california. so that's a new energy, a new energy in the legislature that now must address a new challenge in the form of a projected 22.5 billion dollar deficit. >> facing the state in the next fiscal year. our hope is to avoid those kinds of serious cuts that we've had to deal with in the last decade. when i got to the legislature 12 years ago, 26 billion dollar and then we had to make cuts. but she believes such serious cuts will be largely avoided this time because of action the state has taken, including more than 30 billion dollars saved away for this type of scenario. i think we're better situated than we ever have been. despite a

here's our analysis editor ros atkins with his explanation. huw, thank you very much indeed.servative party chairman and a cabinet minister. last year, for two months, he was chancellor of the exchequer — the person with ultimate responsibility for tax collection in the uk. and at the time mr zahawi was dealing some personal tax issues. the bbc understands that while chancellor he paid around £5 million to settle a tax dispute. the guardian adds further detail, saying 30% of that was a penalty. the bbc can confirm the penalty, but not the size of it. to understand the story behind all this we need to go back to 2000 — before nadhim zahawi was an mp. it was then that mr zahawi co—founded the polling company yougov. his co—founder was stephan shakespeare, and he tookjust over 40% of the shares in the company. we know that from the paperwork. mr zahawi, though, took no shares at all. instead, 40% of the shareholding was allocated to a company called balshore investments. which was based not in the uk but in the british overseas territory of gibraltar, and owned by nadhim zahawi'

that was ros atkins.supply tanks to ukraine is a "dangerous escalation". and russia's ambassador to the us said any deliveries of us tanks would be a blatant provocation. in a moment, we'll talk to our russia editor, steve rosenberg, but first our north america editor, sarah smith, in washington. what led to this decision by president biden?— what led to this decision by president biden? that is what everybody _ president biden? that is what everybody has _ president biden? that is what everybody has been _ president biden? that is what everybody has been asking i president biden? that is what - everybody has been asking today, what changed? last week the pentagon was saying that these abrams tanks were not suitable for ukraine because they were too complex and today was a significant shift. insiders in the white house admits it was a diplomatic much as military decisions up president biden thinks it is absolutely vital that the nato allies who are supporting ukraine remain completely united and this ques

that was ross atkins, our analysis editor, with the latest on the crisis in care.on with waiting times at your local hospital service using the bbc�*s nhs winter tracker, on our website. wherever you are in the uk, just put in your postcode to see the latest published information on waits in a&e, routine operations and ambulance response times. that's at bbc.co.uk/nhstracker. in the us and independent investigation has been offered into the discovery of classified documents that the family home of president biden in delaware. similar files were discovered at an office in washington after he left his post as vice president. former president trump has called for investigation for his handling into the handling of classified documents to be dropped now, immediately. let's go to sara smith in washington. this is a very speedy and significant development, the appointment of what's known as a special counsel to investigate president biden's retention of classified documents. it shows you just how seriously the justice department is taking this case and interestingly the

ros atkins, our analysis editor, with the forces at play in brazil.ince harry in broadcast interviews to promote his new book. speaking on good morning america, the duke of sussex said his mother — the late princess diana — would have been very upset about the state of his relationship with his brother prince william. harry also accused camilla, the queen consort, of using the media — and the tabloid press in particular — to promote her own image at the expense of otherfamily members. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell watched the exchanges. across interview after interview — there have been three so far — harry's most damaging claim is that members of the royal family leak stories to the press to enhance their own reputations and damage those are otherfamily members. this is what he said today on us television about camilla, the queen consort. i have a huge amount of compassion for her, being the third person within my parents' marriage. she's my stepmother. i don't look at her as an evil stepmother. i see someone who married into this institu

school nutritionist lori atkins is urging congress to permanently pass free school meals for every studenthere are definitely some kids that are going hungry because the families aren't applying for benefit, and we're really concerned. >> okay, pound it out. >> reporter: would you ever be able to turn a child away who was hungry? >> no, just like turning a family away. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, yardley, pennsylvania. >>> tonight, the hunt is on for an arsonist who when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max-strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. wondering what actual

least 3 people have died flattened caused by record for the countries new prime minister kristin atkins is that the massive cleanup efforts will be required. friday was the with the ever recorded in oakland with the average summary for falling in a single day. although it is in the u. s. city of memphis have released body come foot age of the deadly b to not tie vehicles by police officers issue 5 officers due to the assault and the 29 year old that a traffic stop earlier this month. because died 3 days later in the office as have been charged with 2nd degree murder. i wanted to of us this report contains a graphic images for a video showing how memphis police officers take a break and restrain terry nichols with. 7 7 7 29 year old was arrested after a traffic violation near his home. on january 7th. he died from his injuries. 3 days later. the 5 police officers involved in the fatal confrontation have been fired and charged with 2nd degree murder. a crime punishable with 15 to 60 years in prison under tennessee law. we can substantiate the reason for the star. all we know is that the a

peter baker, and kimberly atkins stohr. to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longs running show in television history, this is sunset "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. we feel like we're at a breaking point. the supreme court strained after -- they have yet to issue an opinion this term. >>> and another matt shooting at a lunar new year event at a park in monterey park, california. these events don't bring comfort. adding to this, we have the current and former presidents under investigation. after a 13-hour fbi-led search at the home of a sitting president. it wasn't a subpoena, it was with cooperation, and six more items were indeed found, including biden's time as a senator. this comes just days after biding said he had no regrets how he handled the issue testify classified documents, but it's likely to prompt more t de13heo comparisons between the current and former president. then we have the issue of election denialism, and sadly, it appears that it's

tom: alice atkins in london.'s get back to francine's favorite story, which is juventus football club being hit with a 15-point fine, allegedly for false accounting around a player transfers. this means they are likely to miss out on a spot in the champion's league. francine: this is like the worst news, this is a disaster for us. tom: i should have rephrased. if they don't make it to champions league, obviously, a lot of move, hence the move in the stock price. we will continue to watch this for you. they are going to appeal to this penalty, they are part of serie a, the top league in italy, it moves them from third-place place to 10th place. end the tax war and prioritize the u.k.'s green growth, that is what the director general of the cbi, center for british industry, is are going for as they double down around green technology. we will get more on that. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open, 30 minutes into the european trading day. here are your top stories. ad hoc christopher waller says

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. a major blow for britain's electric vehicle industry, as britishvolt — a maker of electric car batteries — collapses. this sector, the automotive sector, is going through the biggest transformation we've seen in decades and it needs support. and if it doesn't get that support, we won't have an automotive industry in the uk. over 200 staff are made redundant with immediate effect. we'll look at what went wrong. also in the programme: claim and counterclaim in ukraine — kyiv and moscow both say their troops control soledar, a town at the centre of the conflict. and belarus�*s exiled opposition leader calls her trial an act of vengeance for standing up to the regime. the electric car battery maker britishvolt has gone into administration after hopes of a last—minute bid for the company faded. the collapse raises questions about uk hopes of building a home—grown battery industry. the company, which had plans to build a gigafactory to make the uk start—up had been expecting to build a new

tom: alice atkins in london.urrency lender jens assists -- genesis is a latest firm to collapse in the aftermath of ftx's swift downfall. we have the details with joanna. good morning from london. good afternoon we are in singapore. this was foreseen but is no less significant within the crypto space. >> exactly, tom. we have known that genesis and its parent company digital currency group have been having a challenging time and of course this is just the way it is in this latest string of trouble for the crypto industry. it does tell you also that even though bitcoin is back above 20,000 from his lows around 15,000 or 16,000, we are still not out of the woods in crypto overall. there still could be more things happening and this is a pretty big one so we will see where the chips fall. we have already had cameron winklevoss from gemini saying that they may sue various digital currency groups. they may be a pretty interesting bankruptcy proceeding. tom: a pretty public and nasty spat there from the winklevoss twin

. >> top of mind, i'm incredibly optimistic, optimistic senate president pro tempore toni atkins says she's feeling about the year ahead scheduled for wednesday. the first woman and openly lgbtq+ person to serve as senate president pro tem atkins will soon mark 5 years in that role. now, part of the legislature considered one of the most diverse in california history. thanks. in part to a record, 50 win. >> we are representative of all the diversity of california. so that's a new energy, a new energy in the legislature that now must address a new challenge in the form of a projected 22.5 billion dollar deficit. >> facing the state in the next fiscal year. our hope is to avoid those kinds of serious cuts that we've had to deal with in in the last decade. when i got to the legislature 12 years ago, 26 billion dollar and then we had to make cuts. but she believes such serious cuts will be largely avoided this time because of action the state has taken, including more than 30 billion dollars saved away for this type of scenario. i think we're better situated than we ever have been. despit

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roz atkins has more.ter: ukraine says they need 300 modern tanks to help fight russia and now they will get some. earlier this month, the u.k. promised 14. the u.s. is promising to send 31 abrams tanks. we do not know when they will arrive in ukraine but they matter politically as well, because germany did not want to do this alone. now with the announcement from biden, they don't have to. so now germany announced they will send 14 tanks. far superior to the soviet era tanks ukraine is currently faster, more powerful, better crew protection, and easieto maintain. there are more than 2000 leopard tanks across europe and all of the countries can help with spare parts and support. that is why the decision is so significant. germany retains the rights as the manufacturer. today they granted the permission to send any parts from other countries. >> supported by fighting vehicles and artillery support is incredibly significant. you can imagine it as a spearhead and able to punch through. reporter: and spring is

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. kevin mccarthy has fallen short of food seated he —— should votes needed. 19 votes against him the first time in the centre this vote has gone to a second round. also first time in the centre this vote has gone to a second round. also in this hour we — has gone to a second round. also in this hour we will _ has gone to a second round. also in this hour we will turn _ has gone to a second round. also in this hour we will turn to _ has gone to a second round. also in this hour we will turn to israel- has gone to a second round. also in this hour we will turn to israel the l this hour we will turn to israel the far right minister there has visited a consistent site injerusalem sparking outrage from palestinians and across the arab world. this is a violation of all international norms, laws, and israel's pledges to the american president. in the uk forfive days after the american president. in the uk for five days after industrial action by world workers. the last few minutes we have lear

optimistic senate president pro tempore toni atkins says she's feeling about the year ahead scheduled for wednesday. the first woman and openly lgbtq+ person to serve as senate president pro tem atkins will soon mark 5 years in that role. now, part of a legislature considered one of the most diverse in california history. thanks. in part to a record, 50 win, it. >> we are representative of all the diversity of california. so that's a new energy, a new energy and a legislature that now must address a new challenge in the form of a projected 22.5 billion dollar deficit. >> facing the state in the next fiscal year. our hope is to avoid those kinds of serious cuts that we've had to deal with in in the last decade. when i got to the legislature 12 years ago, 26 billion dollar and then we had to make cuts. but she believes such serious cuts will be largely avoided this time because of action. the state has taken, including more than 30 billion dollars saved the way for this type of scenario. i think we're better situated than we ever have been. despite all of the challenge, we have the high

. >> top of mind, i'm incredibly optimistic, optimistic senate president pro tempore toni atkins saysling about the year ahead scheduled for wednesday. the first woman and openly lgbtq+ person to serve as senate president pro tem atkins will soon mark 5 years in that role. now, part of the legislature considered one of the most diverse in california history. thanks. in part to a record, 50 women. >> we are representative of all the diversity of california. so that's a new energy, a new energy and a legislature that now must address a new challenge in the form of a projected 22.5 billion dollar deficit. >> facing the state in the next fiscal year. our hope is to avoid those kinds of serious cuts that we've had to deal in the last decade. when i got to the legislature 12 years ago, 26 billion dollar and then we had to make cuts. but she believes such serious cuts will be largely avoided this time because of action. the state has taken, including more than 30 billion dollars saved away for this type of scenario. i think we're better situated than we ever have been. despite all of the cha

. >> i am ross atkins in the bbc news room.s is outside source. 1500 people have been arrested in brazil aft supporters of the far right former president jair bolsonaro stormed parliament. the protesters claimed the election was stolen. president lula da silva says it is the work of fascists. let's get more on that and talk about how gyre bolsonaro's false claims of election fraud play into this. i have been speaking to the head of americas research at the risk intelligence company. >> it is clear, and we have seen through the statementssonaro has made on twitter is that he has always continued to toe this fine line between staying within the constitutional and legal bounds and pushing against those legal frameworks to see how far he can go. the questioning of the electoral syem of whether he had won the election or not without necessarily calling his supporters to march on congress and the supreme court is part of that strategy he has been saying for his entire presidency, but particularly over the last year. >> help us unders

i bought it when it was atkins and am would guns. i never do. one thing is certain, we currently produce enough food for everyone in the world. sadly, it just doesn't reach every one glue until the mid 20th century, hunger was a huge problem in europe as well. on average, a european experienced one or 2 catastrophic famines in the lifetime. this only changed for the invention of synthetic fertilizers and faster, more accurate plant breeding methods. these made agriculture possible on an industrial scale, with a degree of independence from nature. in the 1950s american agronomist norman polak hit the jackpot by crossing regional mexican varieties with japanese dwarf wait. he helped mexico, which he food independence. yields from this new semi dwarf wheat was 6 times higher, mexico suddenly became a food exporter. at the same time, the wheat spoke to green revolution. the new high yield varieties conquered the world. the indian government even converted schools into granaries to accommodate the harvests. filipino in chinese farmers applied the bre

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. as we talk to you, there are reports from germany that the government has agreed to send leopard ii tanks to ukraine. pauland's prime agreed to send leopard ii tanks to ukraine. paul and's prime minister is calling on berlin to be brave. the urgent move here is so important, and that is why we talked to our german partners do not procrastinate or delay, butjust to take brave decisions. procrastinate or delay, but “ust to take brave decisionsfi procrastinate or delay, but 'ust to take brave decisions. several senior ukrainian officials _ take brave decisions. several senior ukrainian officials have _ take brave decisions. several senior ukrainian officials have been - take brave decisions. several senior ukrainian officials have been sacked as part of a government reshuffle linked to an anti—corruption campaign. in afghanistan, taliban officials ate more than 120 people have died as the country suffers its coldest winter in a decade. we will have extensive coverage. and we find out out

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. at least nine palestinians are killed in an israeli raid in the west bank. the us secretary of state is to visit israel and the west bank next week. residents crowd into underground shelters in kyiv as eleven people are killed across ukraine in the latest russian strikes. we'll talk to a former commanding general of the us army in europe. also on the programme: in scotland, a transgender woman convicted of rape has been moved to a men's prison the us secretary of state antony blinken is to travel to israel, egypt and the west bank to urge israel and the palestinians to de—escalate tensions. that's after israeli forces killed seven palestinian fighters and two palestinian civilians during a raid. the raid happened here — in a refugee camp in the flashpoint town ofjenin. an elderly woman is reportedly among the dead. this is an eyewitness. we heard gunshots that we fled into the cloud and we stayed under siege there for three hours. the army beseeched us in the club and we heard the sou

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. 1500 people have been arrested in brazil after supporters of the far right former presidents jair bolsonaro stormed parliament, claiming the recent election was stolen. the new president, lula da silva, says it is the work of fascist. translation: we call. these people everything that is abominable in politics. they invaded the seat of government, like real vandals, destroying what they found in front of them. i want to tell you that these people will be found. also across the hour, more nhs strikes will go ahead this week, after talks between the government and unions failed. and it is the countdown to britain's first ever space launch. we are going to be live in cornwall, where the mission is taking off. let's start in brazil. security forces there have detained over 1,000 people after supporters of the former president jair bolsonaro stormed government buildings. this was the scene in brasilia — the capital — on sunday. thousands of demonstrators were involv

it can threaten us with and how it can be cured not such hits gave their diets, for example, the atkins it was necessary to consume only protein, no carbohydrates, and so on. yes, yes, it brought a certain moment. devyatkin is now a well-known lie weighing 140 kg, that is, a doctor heal. first, before giving advice. there are laws of rational nutrition, i adhere to which a person should not fool himself with diets. i can list them briefly. the first law is based on the law of laose, the law of pigs of energy is the law of energy adequacy. how many calories did you eat, roughly speaking, so much precipitation, or vice versa, if you have a balance, your body weight is always the same and you will be fine. be smaller eat. be lose weight eat more calories, energy, go nowhere does not disappear, does not come from anywhere, passes into the mind of another. she'll just be stocking up on already running fabrics that we've often seen getting rid of everywhere. from this, the second law of plasticity is very very hard. that is, the body must receive all the substances necessary in sufficient qua

i'm ros atkins with you here on bbc news. we're going to turn to washington now. the uk foreign secretaryjames cleverly is visiting washington, hoping to bolster support for ukraine ahead of the first anniversary of the invasion by russia. any moment now, there's going to be a press conference to the foreign secretary. waiting to listen to what they say is the bbc�*s barbara plett usher. tell us what's on the agenda, please. tell us what's on the agenda, lease. , , ~ , please. this is mr cleverly's first visit to a united _ please. this is mr cleverly's first visit to a united states - please. this is mr cleverly's first visit to a united states as - visit to a united states as foreign secretary, sojust visit to a united states as foreign secretary, so just keeping an eye out there. he will be talking about the things they usually talk about. trade and security and iran and the indo—pacific. even more than that, he will focus on ukraine. he said he's going to stress that now that is the time... just turning this down. now is the time to move further and faster and

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. russian forces are said to be close to taking a strategic ukrainian salt—mining town, after weeks of intense fighting. translation: the whole land in soledar is covered _ with the corpses of the invaders and scarred from the strikes. this is what madness looks like. we'll assess the town's strategic importance. also on the programme... mass rallies in defence of democracy in brazil, with calls for ex—president bolsonaro to be jailed over the storming of congress by his supporters. we'll be live in brasilia. here in the uk, 2022 saw the highest number of excess deaths outside the covid pandemic in half a century. and france tries again to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. it's an unpopular reform that didn't go well last time it tried. we'll be live in paris. we start in ukraine. president volodymyr zelensky has said ukraine's army is facing an extremely difficult situation as fighting continues in the eastern donbas region. the focus is the salt mining town of soledar. the uk de

the us froze $9500000000.00, and the atkins central bank money that was held in the us a later announce a transfer of $3500000000.00 about money to fund. it says will help us get funds economy. but the money will be managed directly by the african government. continuing sanctions means a kind of suns. banking system remains largely cut off from the rest of the world. meanwhile, the un says 9 of 10 households aren't getting enough to eat some unless, say, even if sanctions or ease is unlikely, policies on women a going to change the underlying foundational principle about islamic emerett is that the amir shae, hybrid toler, has or unchallenged authority to pass any decree which he likes. as muslin un, deputy chief, a minimal homage says she hopes to convince the taliban otherwise. the 1st one on we're talking about knowledge speaking light. but i don't see anywhere that says, you know, we don't have the right to education. the us says it will continue to push for progress. so women and i've got a son and not excluded from public life. laura han al jazeera, thousands of opposition activis

chris atkins is set to replace just and are then as new zealand next prime minister. the current police minister, former minister for cavan 19 response will take over from all den next month. those the headlines nice continues of the talk challenges there. a tough times, the man tough question is, what exactly are you asking for you? what the troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge, conventional wisdom racism is so deeply entrenched in the country that it's identified with america itself. when you challenge racism, it looks as if you're challenging almera and demand the truth. there is no serious discussion about this because it goes to the very root of who we are up front with me, mark lamond hill. what out there with architecture is defined as the art and technique of designing and building and the words of one of the greatest architects of all time. antonio. gov dean. nothing. his art. if it doesn't come from nature. frances cortez spend most of his childhood days trying to secure food and water alongside his rural community and working a fast. so he

with more, here's our analysis editor, ros atkins.300 modern tanks to help fight russia. and now it's getting some. earlier this month the uk promised 1a of its challenger 2 tanks. the us has promised to send 31 m1 abrams tanks. we don't know when these will arrive in ukraine, but they matter politcally as well as militarily. germany didn't want to do this alone. now, with that announcement from joe biden, it doesn't have to. and so today germany announced it'll send 1a of its leopard 2 tanks. these are far superior to the soviet—era tanks that ukraine currently uses. the leopard 2 is faster, more powerful, offers better crew protection, and is easier to maintain and repair. that's because there are more than 2,000 leopards across europe, and all of these countries can help with spare parts and support. that's why germany's decision today is so significant. because as manufacturer of the leopard, germany retains the right to decide if the countries with these tanks can pass them on to ukraine. today it granted that permission. and thi

. >> top of mind, i'm incredibly optimistic, optimistic senate president pro tempore toni atkins says's feeling about the year ahead scheduled for wednesday. the first woman and openly lgbtq+ person to serve as senate president pro tem atkins will soon mark 5 years in that role. now, part of the legislature considered one of the most diverse in california history. thanks. in part to a record, 50 win >> we are representative of all the diversity of california. so that's a new energy, a new energy in the legislature that now must address a new challenge in the form of a projected 22.5 billion dollar deficit. >> facing the state in the next fiscal year. our hope is to avoid those kinds of serious cuts that we've had to deal with in in the last decade. when i got to the legislature 12 years ago, 26 billion dollar and then we had to make cuts. but she believes such serious cuts will be largely avoided this time because of action the state has taken, including more than 30 billion dollars saved away for this type of scenario. i think we're better situated than we ever have been. despite all

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. centre this vote has gone to a second round. also first time in the centre this vote has gone to a second round. also in this hour we — has gone to a second round. also in this hour we will _ has gone to a second round. also in this hour we will turn _ has gone to a second round. also in this hour we will turn to _ has gone to a second round. also in this hour we will turn to israel- has gone to a second round. also in this hour we will turn to israel the l this hour we will turn to israel the far right minister there has visited a consistent site injerusalem sparking outrage from palestinians and across the arab world.

the bbc�*s analysis editor ros atkins looks at the issue of how the nhs has been funded in recent yearsd. this winter, ambulance and a&e waiting times are the worst on record, a report by mps has described the greatest workforce crisis in history in the nhs, and these challenges with staff and services are in part connected to funding. there's nhs facilities too. we also have the consequences of years of underfunding our capital investment in hospitals. all of this is having an impact. there are warnings that between 300 and 500 people are dying as a consequence of delays and problems each week, and the prime minister doesn't dispute the challenges. health care professionals are still unable to deliver the care they want, and patients aren't receiving the care they deserve. the government says it's doing everything possible, and that includes more money. i will increase the nhs budget in each of the next two years by £35 billion. future funding matters, but so does funding in the past and present. let's work through the detail. first of all, here's a graph which shows spending on health

our analysis editor ros atkins looks at the issues surrounding the crisis in social care.phie. the government has been highlighting one of the problems underlying this winter's nhs crisis. we have got around 13,000 patients in hospital who are ready to leave hospital, they are medically fit to leave, but they are often delayed because of challenges in social care. and the challenges in social care are acute — affected by capacity in the system, which is struggling with staff shortages. the current staff vacancy rate is over 10% in a workforce of more than 1.5 million, the highest since records began. arguably, it's wage levels that are most affecting recruitment and retention. an average wage for care staff is £9.50. that's the legal minimum wage for most adults. you can go to a shop assistant, go and work in audi and you are on more money with us, with so much less responsibility and stress. there is not a lot of emotional stress that you take home with you. that issue of low pay is connected to funding and what care providers receive. according to the heathcare charity t

here's alice atkins. alice: ford plans to cut around 3200 jobs across europe. cuts affect roles in product development and administrative areas. it follows workplace reductions across the u.s. the qatar investment authority has boosted its stake in credit suisse to almost 7% with the purchase of a sovereign wealth fund, becoming the second largest shareholder behind the saudi national bank. they took part in the 2021 deal that help shore up its balance sheet after losses. apple's long anticipated mixed reality headset will attempt to create a 3d version of the iphone operating system. it will include eye and hand tracking systems that could set the technology apart from rival products. it is due later this year and is expected to cost around $3000. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you very much indeed. your markets currently just gaining 0.1 percent. futures lower in the u.s. the biden administration is confronting china with evidence it could be defined global sanctions on russia over the war in ukraine. more on that scoop later. this is bloom

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.d into underground shelters in kyiv as eleven people are killed across ukraine in the latest russian strikes. we'll talk to a former commanding general of the us army in europe. also on the programme: in scotland, a transgender woman convicted of rape has been moved to a men's prison the us secretary of state antony blinken is to travel to israel, egypt and the west bank to urge

first, the media show with ros atkins. hello and welcome.the chances are that six months ago you didn't know who andrew tate was, and the chances are that now you do. 0h, hello, hello... andrew tate�*s a former kickboxer. he's now a social media influencer. last year, he was more googled than donald trump or kim kardashian, and his content�*s amassed hundreds of millions of views. his enthusiasm for misogyny, cars and wealth has delivered fame, thousands of fans and many thousands of dollars. he's also being held in romania as part of an investigation into rape and people trafficking. tate denies all the allegations. do you ever wonder why some people who you've never heard of before, all of a sudden, appear everywhere? and that clip we just heard? well, that was the journalist matt shea, who gained access to tate�*s compound in romania. to get inside, i had agreed to endure a professional cage fight in romania... i know he's going to lose, but wow, he's actually in there! ...along with a hundred tate superfans. matt shea, welcome to the med

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is 0utside source.formation we've seen in decades and it needs support. and if it doesn't get that support, we won't have an automotive industry in the uk. over 200 staff are made redundant with immediate effect. we'll look at what went wrong. also in the programme: claim and counterclaim in ukraine — kyiv and moscow both say their troops control soledar, a town at the centre of the conflict. and belarus's exiled opposition leader calls her trial an act of vengeance for standing up to the regime.

our analysis editor, ros atkins, takes a closer look.the conservative party chairman and a cabinet minister. last year, for two months, he was chancellor of the exchequer — the person with ultimate responsibility for tax collection in the uk. and at the time, mr zahawi was dealing with some personal tax issues too. the bbc understands that, while chancellor, he paid around £5 million to settle a tax dispute. the guardian reports that 30% of this — around £1 million — was a penalty. to understand the story behind all this, we need to go back to 2000, before nadhim zahawi was an mp. it was then that mr zahawi co—founded the polling company yougov. his co—founder was stephan shakespeare, and he took over 40% of the shares in the company. mr zahawi, though, took no shares at all. instead, 40% of the shareholding was allocated to a company called balshore investments ltd, which was based not in the uk, but in the british 0verseas territory gibraltar and this was owned by nadhim zahawi's parents. dan neidle is a labour—supporting tax lawyer wh

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source.ave. the urgent move here is so important, and that is why we talked to our german partners do not procrastinate or delay, butjust to take brave decisions. procrastinate or delay, but 'ust to take brave decisionsfi procrastinate or delay, but 'ust to take brave decisions. several senior ukrainian officials _ take brave decisions. several senior ukrainian officials have _ take brave decisions. several senior ukrainian officials have been - take brave decisions. several senior ukrainian officials have been sacked as part of a government reshuffle linked to an anti—corruption campaign. in afghanistan, taliban officials ate more than 120 people have died as the country suffers its coldest winter in a decade. we will have