becky johnson, sky news. >>> and as the war in ukraine heads in to its third weekend, global companies continue to cut their ties with russia. the latest, the cigarette maker british american tobacco, which said that they would leave the country due to worries about the safety of their employees. charlotte has more in the newsroom for us. good morning again. they say because of the safety of employees. must be a big risk given the size of the russian market. >> it is. is this a key growth market for cigarettes. so there won't be a decision that british american tobacco have not taken lightly. they said that they would halt sales and it appears that they changed their mind and now a decision to pull out of the country is because of their ethos and values and the operations and not currently are sustainable in the country. so they joined the likes of nestle, coca-cola, mcdonald's and unilever among many more to now be quitting russia. russia has warned that it plans to seize the assets of western companies leaving the country. they say that they could find a legally viable way to seize i

becky johnson, sky news. >>> and jackie, what have you got? >> do you want to watch rugby. >> no. >> i don't know if you watched yesterday, but something magical happened where, you know, a superstar in a sport becomes just a general world superstar. and i think that is what happened. having won the gold cup yesterday, an amazing day for female sports people everywhere. and we'll be talking about that and chelsea in a second. elsea i. we'll start with football and chelsea will multiple bids have been submitted to buy the club from abramovich. including a consortium led by sir martin braton. and abramovich was sanctioned earlier this month with the clib club currently operating on a special restrictive license. >> to start i am a fan and i think that it is important that we have a great deal of fan involvement in this. we can bring stability and that is an important aspect of having a consortium. >>> and united took a big step as a stoppage time goal helped them to the win after trailing 2-nil, and they came back to score three goals including

becky johnson has been speaking to russians in the uk who've had to bear the brunt of the outrage here regardless of their politics. >> a latvian, but owner then the russian -- she has become a target of anger from the war. receiving this death threat on her mobile. [inaudible] >> the man then threatened extreme violence. >> i was scared, i was in a panic to be honest. >> she had reported it to the police and was angry that she and her friends are being targeted. >> we have nothing to do with what is going on right now and russia. we are living here, we are speaking of this language. most of us are supporting ukraine. please stop this xenophobic attacks. >> she is not alone. on the building site where he is working in derby, elected shows the messages that he has been set. >> that is to all. that means russians. he >> left russia for the uk 15 years ago, but as the director of a russian cultural center, he has had to block social media accounts to stop the abuse. >> they say shut up, do not try to tell something. don't try to pass your messages. but will try to support the war. otherwi

here's becky johnson. >> there are children missing. >> it is just sad. they should be enjoying the swings and slides. >> haley's son jack would be seven by now, but he only lived for 11 hours. >> when he was in intensive care, i held his hand. so when i stroke is handprint, i feel like i'm still holding his hand. >> he died due to fatal errors. >> i'm angry more than anything. i know that if i would've had a caesarean he would be playing on the part today. that is what gets you so angry and upset. >> jack is one of hundreds of babies who died, or were left brain damaged. an independent report will reveal the full scale of the scandal after parents fought for the truth. for many years, they have been demanding to know why so many babies died, what was going on inside these hospitals? how was it allowed to happen? the report has examined serious failings over two decades at this nhs trust. >> there's always going to be a -- heart and lives, and they can't change that. it is painful. >> midwives didn't listen to staff, until it was too late. >> the cause of

becky johnson, sky news, telford. >> we'll hear more about that from 10:00 this morning on sky news., egypt's football situation says its players were racially abused and the team bus was attacked as they lost out in a place to the world cup at senegal. this is what happened. with muhammad sala in the penalty draw. sala's teammates scored the winning kick to send the west african nation to its third world cup. >>> on a happy note, nominations for this year's tv bafta awards have just been announced. >> oh -- make him do something. i don't want to die. >> channel 4 miniseries, it's about a group of friends growing up in the shadow of hiv and aids, 11 nominations, sky original series "landscapers" has been nominated in seven categories. and also nominated for afghanistan, the end game. and we'll hear who has won those baftas this year on the 8th of may. >>> now, remember this viral moment just before the pandemic. or just during the pandemic, actually. >> i have no authority here, jacki weaver, no authority at all. >> she's just kicked him out. >> it's -- >> no, she's kicked him out. >