,. , , ., ., been to? this city has been amazing. the sun is out. _ been to? out, there _ been to? this city has been amazing. the sun is out, there are _ been to? this city has been amazing. the sun is out, there are happy - the sun is out, there are happy families all over the city and everywhere i have been, every shop, bar has a ukrainian flag is up and european flags and they have eurovision music playing. this city was not kidding when i said i wanted to host a party and i've been really impressed, is one of the best i've been to. sometimes you go to eurovision city and it can feel like, oh, its on, is another event, but liverpool are holding this party and they are welcoming everyone. find and they are welcoming everyone. and the weather has been fantastic. the fan zone is filling up with so many people. why is eurovision so popular? why does it capture so many people's hearts? i popular? why does it capture so many peeple's hearts?— people's hearts? i think because as it's hard it's — people's hearts? i think because as it's hard it's got _ people's hea

the years it has been as you say, been that i it has been as you say, been that formula.reen, who can bring relatable daily lives onto the television. people seem to warm to married couples bringing their real lives onto that so far. we believe in that chemistry. now interestingly, maybe it is time for some girl power, some woman power, which would be holly and alison, or someone else completely. this is a chance to break the mould, to think, what audiences need at that time in the morning. we know that the itv line—up is very strong, it goes through to loose women, it is seen as a cornerstone of that schedule, they do not want those ratings to fall. they have fallen this week, i am surprised, i would have thought people wanted to queue up to watch the dirty linen being washed. people do not like tension, they want comfort, ease, and camaraderie. whoever can create that will win those ratings and those itv contracts. those ratings and those itv contracte— those ratings and those itv contracts. ., ~ , ., , . those ratings and those itv contracts. ., ~ , . ., contracts. tha

we've been in touch with the consortium and they said they been working day and they said they been workinght over the weekend to try and night over the weekend to try and get everything through. so london irish has now been granted another week grace. there is a slight difference in the situation, the two clubs you mention, was to head a huge tax bill, wass collapse until administration. the government bodies are wanting to do is ascertain whether the current owner or indeed this consortium, that london irish was have enough money to be able to afford another season —— wasps. the decision buys time but that uncertainty still remains at the club celebrating a big anniversary this year and for the fans they are hopeful still fearing the worst. i think it would be devastating for the fans. — i think it would be devastating for the fans, more so probably for the club _ the fans, more so probably for the club there — the fans, more so probably for the club. there are people whose are say, _ club. there are people whose are say, that's— club. there are people whose are say, that's what we have t

many people have been trapped in their homes. rescuers have been deployed to affected areas. a face fire between israel and arn, palestinian groups and gaza appears to be holding a day off to rocket attacks and air strikes. the latest violence followed the death of the prominent palestinian prisoner that none who had been on hunger strike in an is really jail. the sirens were heard across southern israel as arm grooves fired. a barrage of rockets in response is really middle military said it's just head sites belonging to hum us human to say it reports on the latest escalation from gaza. city and israeli air strikes that were carried in response to the rocket launch from the gaza strip in the early hours of the tuesday and continuing and in the next hours after that all through the day. these air strikes have come, had been carried in different areas because the strip actually from north to south, off because the strip, many military camps belonging to brigades, the military wing of these military camps or mtv military count. this is the usual routine in anticipation of escal

he has been at pains to say greece are _ eu? he has been at pains to say greece are squarely _ eu?ehind - greece are squarely behind ukraine over the past year or so, and he has made that very much clear. i think one thing that may have played into the minds of voters, if we are looking at the international dimension here, the fact that turkey is in the middle of a voting process, we had the first round last week, and if the suggestions seem to be that president erdogan remains in power, someone who has talked tough when it comes to neighbour and rival greece, may be some thought that having the current prime minister in powerfor having the current prime minister in power for another four years may be beneficial in terms of defence and greece's standing in the international community, so possibly that was something people thought about as they cast their ballot today, so certainly alexis tsipras has been someone on the left who said it was time for a change but in terms of the prime minister he has been someone talking to the powers that be in brussels, he has continued the path he

that been the thin end of the wedge, had this been a victory.— this been a victory.hat is a good point. matt- _ this been a victory. that is a good point. matt- i— this been a victory. that is a good point, matt. iwonder_ this been a victory. that is a good point, matt. i wonder what - this been a victory. that is a good point, matt. i wonder what you i this been a victory. that is a good i point, matt. i wonder what you think of the fact that increasingly, there is the presence of technology in music these days. how much of a role do you see that playing in the future and how dangerous do you think that is for the creative form of music and situations like this? i think we are at a tipping point. ai has been in the news more and more, especially over the last few weeks. there seem to be more and more stories. but i don't think it's a thing to be scared of, is a thing to be embraced in the same way that streaming was eventually embraced by the record industry. at the moment, the record industry. at the moment, the record industry are at the same stage they were at in

it has been falling almost as steeply as the economic costs have been rising.nts are coming and managing the effects when they hit. take cyclone mocha, the ferocious storm that hit parts of the coast of bangladesh and myanmar last week. 800,000 people needed emergency food aid and other help, but only a few hundred are reckoned to have died — at the last count, 145 in myanmar. in the past, a storm like this would have killed tens, possibly even hundreds of thousands of people. that's why the un is pushing for early warning systems for storms to be improved all around the world. it wants everyone to be covered by one by 2027. fiona. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says he'll introduce new nhs targets in england, including cutting deaths from heart disease, strokes and suicide — if his party wins the next general election. in a speech in essex, he said the nhs is not sustainable without "serious, deep, long—term changes". 0ur political correspondent helen catt reports. at an ambulance station in braintree, with the crews watching on, the labour leader chose

mira; been made by somebody else, it may well have been granted.— well have been granted.een granted. why do you think it would not have _ well have been granted. why do you think it would not have been? - think it would not have been? reportedly she also asked to do it with an mas and have the camera tender. ., , ,., ., , tender. the hope point of this course are _ tender. the hope point of this course are identifiable. - tender. the hope point of this course are identifiable. your. course are identifiable. your presence is there and your first name is there. so if you are doing a course like most other people, he would be instantly recognisable, no doubt that would then it would be out in the media. if you doubt on one—to—one, obviously no one will probably know and i doubt the course providers would make it, so that would advantage. it's to the discretion of the course provider. understandably in this case the course providers have taken a few but she was attorney general at the time of the offence, she was home secretary at the time the request was made, they have take

during the past 7 days, there's been a strikes, there's been artillery selling. and there's been fighting between the rapids support forces amplitude in these army in various parts of the capital for the film and buried the thing humanitarian aid has been able to come in. so rather than say that this extension doesn't really mean much for them, it just means that even if at the lower level, the fighting will continue in part of the capital. and i have, i want to ask you about the humanitarian and you said very little of it had been delivered. and yet that was the whole purpose of having the previous a cease fire. do we have any idea just how much of that aid has actually turned off? well, we spoke to several 8 organizations to ask them if they've been able able to bring an aids to the capital and distributed. some said that he has, they were able to deliver aid to the capital, have to him to why the said, and i mean the 3 air base here and under the mind, that's one of the places that have been said by both parties for age to come into the capital, but then it co

that is what the police have been saying about this incident. aim; the police have been saying abouteen saying about this incident. �* , s, s, this incident. any reaction from the famil ? of this incident. any reaction from the family? of course, _ this incident. any reaction from the family? of course, you _ this incident. any reaction from the family? of course, you can - this incident. any reaction from the | family? of course, you can imagine, it's been a — family? of course, you can imagine, it's been a terrible _ family? of course, you can imagine, it's been a terrible time _ family? of course, you can imagine, it's been a terrible time for- family? of course, you can imagine, it's been a terrible time for them - it's been a terrible time for them and they have asked for privacy but we did have this statement from them. they released a statement describing her as a well respected, much loved and grieving member of her local community. they said she is the loving, gentle loving matriarch of the family. there have also been called is because clare nowland suffered from dementia f

he has been making speeches and he has been all over the world.illa was a country wife living -- married to an army officer. she was the out of sight girlfriend. she never expected to be in this position and i think it has been very nerve-racking for her in every conceivable way. >> she would make the extraordinary study and how she went from being possibly the most loathed woman in britain, as one has to remember that of course princess diana was alive, the juxtaposition between poor diana who the public felt very synthetic to being the recipient of charles attentions and then ascending the throne. an extraordinary journey in terms of public relations. >> unbelievable. it has been a very careful reemergence for her. she is having these setbacks. she was the other woman all the way through the diana case and people always called her an old trout, an old bag, every conceivable -- there was even a dish in a restaurant -- she signed her love letters to charles your devoted old bag camilla. she had all that and then she gets to her 50th birthday, they

its been um for a few years actually the both sides have been talking about improving the relations . and on top of that, there's been the united states who is the most important ally of both countries that has been pushing the 2 countries to mend these times because it makes it a lot easier for the united states to, you know, advance. it's interesting the region, if it's too regional allies, are able to have or establish their relations on a more stable funding. so i would say one of the biggest changes was the election of you and sucky all the south cream presidents on like the previous south korean presidency has been very keen to improve relations with, with japan. we've seen that with a visit of you into tokyo about 2 months ago in march. and uh now with this visit by the prime minister. um, she got to south korea and the 2 sides really seemed sad to, to embark on a new journey towards more stability after 10 years of frankly quite difficult relationships. but the reality is as much as the washington is a key ally for these, those countries. it has limited leeway when it comes to

has been out. as well to go on turkish state media. people will be seen that this evening when eating their dinner and considering how to vote tomorrow. both men really taking the last opportunity in the last few hours to try to win over those voters who will make the crucial difference tomorrow. so one of them can get over 50%. tomorrow. so one of them can get over50%. let's tomorrow. so one of them can get over 50%. let's talk to andrew who is with me here. also, broadcaster, journalist of many things and founder of platform 24. you have been working towards turkish press freedom. try to explain to people who don't know this country too well but the turkish media looks like in terms of who they support politically. it terms of who they support politically-— politically. it is an uphill struggle _ politically. it is an uphill struggle in _ politically. it is an uphill struggle in this - politically. it is an uphill struggle in this country. j politically. it is an uphill- struggle in this country.

nearly 2000 people have been arrested so far and five have been arrested so far and five have been killed is after imran khan's supporters clashed with the police in a number of cities across the country. this related to his arrest on corruption charges. he has beenin arrest on corruption charges. he has been in a long—running battle with the authorities in pakistan relating to a number charges that had been brought against him. since he was ousted from office last year. the news on the screen from pakistan, suggesting that the arrest of imran khan earlier this week was illegal. very few details about what else we know right now apart from they have ruled that his arrest is illegal, after he was arrested on tuesday in connection with a corruption case. his lawyers have been arguing his detention was unlawful and that arrest sparked protests across the country leading to the deaths of five people so far. we will have more reaction from our correspondent in islamabad late in the programme. now to news that the uk is to supply ukraine with long—range cruise missiles, they are known as storm

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there's been extended by the 2 warring sides. some have been waiting for many hours and worry. they'll go home empty handed. we'll let one on a game in the south. all was over. i swear i have been here since 3 in the morning . so far i have not been able to get one loaf of bread. my children have not eaten anything since yesterday and today is almost gone. what i just think of the u. n. is warning, the humanitarian crisis in sudan is turning into what it calls a full blown catastrophe. and millions are affected. global zavion and hana, we are government employees and our salaries have not been paid the most of the people and our re prioritizing leads. they're not even targeting 30 percent of their basic needs. we pride us crisis comes to an end and our country restores peace and security. fuel in the capital is in short supply, most petrol stations are closed. the few that are open have long cues. there is relief for some who have been unable to access their savings for more than 2 weeks . the central bank of sudan says most of its branches outside the capital have reopened. it

been meeting forfive days.or five days. hundreds of thousands of sudanese people have been displaced by close to four weeks of fighting. pakistan's supreme court has ordered the release of the former prime minister imran khan, saying his arrest on tuesday was illegal. these are pictures filmed by a bbc team at the court in islamabad as mr khan arrived at the supreme court earlier. there was tight security in islamabad, but no repeat of the violent clashes between the security forces and mr khan's supporters, which has left at least ten people dead. in court, mr khan alleged that he had been beaten when he was taken away by paramilitary troops. there's been no immediate response from the security forces to his claim. our correspondent caroline davies was in court, and has the latest from islamabad. it's been a pretty spectacular day just at the point when we heard imran khan is looking likely to be in police custody for a further week, we knew many members, senior leaders of his party, the pti party, were also b

their people have been... decimated.to bakhmut have been just wiped out. so they... i think the russians are at a low point, the ukrainians are at a high point, so the ukrainians are optimistic that they can go now — they can go very soon. so when it comes to equipment, though, president biden has actually reversed his earlier decision about training ukrainians on the f—16 jets, about allies providing that support. but, time and time again, we've heard pentagon officials and other officials say that it would take months, if not years, for ukrainian pilots to be able to operate these f—16s effectively. so, practically speaking, is that a good use of money? i think it is, i think it is. i mean, one thing we heard over and over — notjust from the defence minister and the former defence minister and the foreign minister and the former... across the board, government and non—government — the amazing thing is the non—governmental organisations, the democracy—supporting organisations — they also want f—16s, they want weapons fo

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now the rapid support forces have been spread around the area and there's been infant fighting to control that or to regain control of bad by the for denise army, they were able to regain control of fire bridge, which is up north of the city itself to make sure that the arthur does not get more supplies and i think also continues around the presidential palace. we were able to hear heavy artillery around the vicinity of the presidential palace. that's also another area that the sudanese army is trying to regain control of from the rapid support forces. all of this, of course, happening as the fire is in place, but on the ground doesn't look to be happening. indeed have been meanwhile though it does seem that the un what feed program says that they will resume operations immediately. is that good news, or rather a reflection of just how dia, the situation is? yes indeed, it actually reflects beneath the humanitarian needs of people who fled from the capitol hospital and those who remain trapped in it. now tens of thousands of people have fled from the capital. whether it's the neighboring

at least 13 people have been killed while 10000 have been displaced by the storm. italy's farm lobby says the flooding has caused incalculable damage. hold up bill. how made reports from near amola, in ne, initially. yeah, here inside one of the hundreds of houses that have been flooded in this area in a northeast, a tally, and i mean really walking around here. you can see how high the water has arrived and we live to a complete standstill in this place. we're just going to assist you on a little tour. now we spoke to the owners of this house. they were sleeping on the upper floor and the but they didn't expect this amount of rain simply because there was a drought up until earlier this week when these 2 arrived. so rain came down about 6 months where as in the span of 36 hours, you can see here this room had been newly done. the owners told us actually that there was some ukrainian refugees thing here until a few weeks ago. and that they had prepared this room just for the now all the street is completely flooded and from one house of yard or this is exactly what you see. we've bee

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so it's been, it's been a very, a cautious, cautious called by the policy inspection where no rockets has been fired and at least at least over 30 minutes. now in terms of international mediations policy and fox and the gods, the hass confirm to us that there are uh strong international negations and calls going on now. but it is still too early to decide on how these calls will end, or what is going to be the final decision made by the policy instruction given to people in guys that have been under and is really located for 17 years. how are they reacting to this latest run to fighting as well, rob the as the surround, the fighting has started even before the retaliation by the posting of functions. when these earlier strikes started on tuesday, israel a instantly close to both the borders. the areas check point and the couldn't but we sat in the border crossing which means that more more palestinians of the patients who had to critically move to occupied westbank for treatment. and the entry of goods was seized. the patients were prevented from getting out of the strip. again, the p

it's been rumbling on.— viewers, explain this story. it's been rumbling on.hompson _ been rumbling on. it is fair to say simon thompson has _ been rumbling on. it is fair to say simon thompson has a _ been rumbling on. it is fair to say simon thompson has a pretty - simon thompson has a pretty turbulent time at the helm. he was tasked with pushing some big changes at the royal mail. this is a business that has been grappling with a long—term decline in letters. of course, it is legally obliged to deliver them to every postcode in the uk six days a week at a uniform price. and then it has to meet this growing demand for parcel deliveries. future growth and profits will be online. in this last year, this is a business which has been losing £1 billion a day, and mr thomson has spent most of the last year embroiled in a bitter industrial dispute with postal workers over pay and conditions. and that has resulted in a wave of very costly, damaging strike action. as you said, he's also been under fire from mps, his credibility put into question because he was accuse

you had it has been called. it was followed by a batteries of brackets fired by the resistance, and then cautious called in the strip. now we are expecting, as the funeral has been just going on for idly valley, as he was taking to his burial, that they would resume their response or retaliation to the attack or to his assess the nation idea that he was killed with a suicide drone in his residential apartment, 2 other people were killed, but multiple of injuries from the neighboring apartments to his apartments have fallen from the civilians. no folly. just as a final update, i would like to add that now as we have been witnessing the closure of both areas check point advocated. we sat in processing the sol power plant. uh here it because the strip has already started. uh, making warnings that is might shut down at any. * time since you will, hasn't been entering for the past days already. civilians it because the strip or residents that because the strip are being provided 6 to 8 hours maximum at best times of

but there has also been greater resilience in the economy— also been greater resilience in the economymbers. fiscal policy— strong employment numbers. fiscal policy is _ strong employment numbers. fiscal policy is also expected to boost gdp to build _ policy is also expected to boost gdp to build to _ policy is also expected to boost gdp to build to a peak impact of around half a _ to build to a peak impact of around half a percent. temporary 100% capitat— half a percent. temporary 100% capital allowances for qualifying business investment and measures aimed _ business investment and measures aimed at— business investment and measures aimed at increasing labour market participation seem to have positive effects _ participation seem to have positive effects on — participation seem to have positive effects on potential supply. the outlook — effects on potential supply. the outlook for inflation. annual consumer price inflation is come down _ consumer price inflation is come down from — consumer price inflation is come down from a peak of 11.1% in october last year— down from a peak of 11

one of the reasons why that is important is these evictions have been used or these evictions have beensed or the threat of them have been used by rogue landlords to intimidate tenants. labour says the government has allowed the private rental sector, to resemble the wild west, where anything goes. also on the programme... what progress, on borisjohnson�*s pledge to build a0 new hospitals in england by 2030? we find out, not much. are we about to break the dangerous 1.5 degree celsius global warming threshold, in just the next five years? and a view of the wreck of the titanic likely have never it before. and coming up on bbc news. inter milan are the first team through to the champions league final. will it be manchester city or real madrid who willjoin them? their semifinal will be decided tonight. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. landlords would be banned from evicting tenants with no justification, as part of a long—promised overhaul of the private rental sector in england. a new law to be tabled in parliament would abolish no—fault evictions, and end bans on tenan

and also the big problem has been has been of course, when liz— problem has been has been of course,rds with that with obviously the mortgage rate interest motty managing a property, the rhetoric with regard to being a landlord that you're greedy so and so and then of course further down the line after all these law changes, you've got epc electrical performance certificates where you've got to get them up to a grade c, 60% of the market doesn't have c we head for doesn't have a c as we head for net and with older net zero. and with older property— net zero. and with older nnonenw is— and with older property is correct, that's innossiiie— property is correct, that's impossible. wise, it's impossible. price wise, it's innossiiie. — impossible. price wise, it's impossible. so- impossible. price wise, it's impossible. price wise, it's impossible. price wise, it's impossible. so let's say you've got a property, a bed got a property, a two bed terraced durham , right? and terraced in durham, right? and it's bringing you in 6500 pound a year and you might have a universal credit tenant. an

been wounded. they had of the russian representative office in the model. it confirms the death of the russian citizen and these rarely operation and guys, 53 year old demonica has spawn, was killed in his house a don't to bounce 2 little daughters, both of those of russia as well. they were sleeping at the time of the attack in the same house. they survived and laughed orphans. we received a video showing one of the girls shortly after the attack tools today, henshaw, the palestinian islamic jihad has already promised to revenge. and we also heard from him must just recently said, all forces will be united to through the large scale response to e's real. he's ro is getting ready for the worst case scenario, which would be the attack on the countries major. a c, t's iran don't. air defense system has been activated all throughout the country. reserves have been cold up and primitive surveys. i mean, so yeah, always expected to convene as security meeting later today to assess the situation in the s

it has been a dream _ caribbean. for a computer game. it has been a dream to _ caribbean.een a dream to perform, l it has been a dream to perform, and to have that opportunity to perform in front of the people, and to have such feedback, such positive feedback from them all. words cannot describe it. he says inspiration for his music reflects the highs and lows of life. you're live with bbc news. the united kingdom has become the first country to send longer—range missiles to ukraine, as its forces prepare to launch a counter—offensive against the russian invasion. our correspondent hugo bachega sat down with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky to discuss the upcoming attack. so, mr president, i've been here for a few weeks, and i think every, almost every conversation i've had has touched on the issue of this much anticipated ukrainian counteroffensive. are you ready for this counteroffensive? translation: mentally, - we're ready, in terms of how motivated our military are, we're ready. in terms of enough personnel, and our brigades, we're ready. in terms of equipment,

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been a default. we have seen a moderation. the credit agencies have not moved down the creditworthiness of the united states, but we needed to make sure we got a deal before that happened. we have done that and, hopefully, staved that off. but this is exactly why, because we risk overturning the gains we've made in inflation. it's not enough, but it is the moderating. and my fear was even if we got closer and certainly defaulted, we would have been in a situation where we lost jobs and lost the gains we've made in tackling inflation. >> but would this deal, is this an admission by the president that maybe the government spent too much money over the past two years? >> what i'll say is we're a divided government, and both sides have thoughts about the trajectory of the country on spending. the president ache thes a backseat to the nobody -- takes a backseat to nobody on deficit reduction. 1.7 trillion reduction in the first two years. he preside over that. his budget puts forth a plan to reduce the de

that's been an opportunity to reassessed, and if— been an opportunity to reassessed, and if it's— been with megaphones and amplifiers. that�*s socially against the rule. i�*ll most of the route, you have my permission, written —— have to have written permission. my understanding is that that hasn�*t been granted. if people start getting out megaphones, i think the police will be on them in no time. if people stand there and shout things, they�*re welcome to, but i think even the most sort of progressive royalists would think there is a time and place for this stuff. is that the moment, if you�*ve got the square on a carnival day? is at a moment? got the square on a carnival day? is ata moment? no. it got the square on a carnival day? is at a moment? no. it stands for propping up a constitutional democracy, and there are some monarchies around the world that would be down on you like a tonne of bricks, but this isn�*t my area. it bricks, but this isn't my area. it won'tjust be protests against bricks, but this isn't my area. it won't just be protests against the won�*tjust be protests a

it's a long been lost already. and we are just trying to put an invitation on what's happening right now, and as big right to call it a damage control. and i can also, i can also add that a lot of the international community, even the people who are not doing that magician, not serious enough in stopping the situation. and, and they're the cool um, and the, the evidence i read to you because these things have a lot of leaders from both sides, from the army and from dar. so a lot of countries who are also part of the process now have the account, the money account, and a lot of resources like going to r a. so in the countries and they're not doing anything, just copy of the army. these are, are in hiding where they actually should be in compliance, trying to as a main street, i'm sorry, i'm sorry to interrupt, but i, but i see a c o reacting and i, i want to let her jump in here to, in a sealed from your vantage point, do you think the more international actors need to be involved in the mediation efforts and, and w

they've all been either outsourced or they've been replaced by computers. so here are some of the skills that are needed. the future, those analytical skills, critical thinking and problems. we spoke about how there's only so much that the computer can do with this the deep thinking skills we should fostered in school communication skills. that's something else that's going to be, as you've seen with the change in the types of jobs in our economy and the change in the types of tasks that are required in our economy, strong interpersonal and character skills to be able to to be effectively communicate it because we could find so much information out there today that people could find in the past, just go do a google search. right? but the question is, how are we putting that information together and how we effectively communicating that information to others. that's something that computers are still unable to do and flexibility as well as adaptive ness, something that we can do is, you know, we can come up with new solutions or do things that didn't exist b

certainly janet yellen has been very blunt about the risks and those risks have been made apparently clear if they weren't already to the president as he sat down with those eu allies. phil mattingly at the press conference standing by we expect to hear from the president at any moment. we'll go back to keben liptak as this press conference is about to begin. we had a lot of talk about ukraine, kevin, and yet china was also top of mind in a way it hasn't been at other summits. it's certainly formed part of the communique. what was your interpretation how the g7 leaders and their countries will now deal with china given its more assertive posture to use a word from the u.s. defense secretary? >> reporter: i think it's clear after these three days there is a real desire among these leaders the coalesce among a u.s./chinese policy. i don't think the communique is necessarily the final product, but it's been fascinating to watch. until two years ago, china was not a subject for the summit at all. it was biden's first summit in england that they first mentioned china in their comm communi

as you say, it's been growing steeply but in fact. been growing steeply but in fact it's actually been first applied by the west against russia. so if we look at 2013, the total value of trade between russia and china was about 90 billion. it has doubled to 190 and this year it will be about 220 billion. at the same time in europe, russian trade was about 320,000,010 years ago. last year it was still high but it is expected to halve this year. —— it was about 320 billion, ten years ago. it has gone from a strong russia european relationship to a strong russia china relationship and it looks like it's set to grow as sanctions further make it much more difficult for russia european trade to continue. this difficult for russia european trade to continue-— to continue. as we said, this isn't 'ust to continue. as we said, this isn't just about — to continue. as we said, this isn't just about energy, _ to continue. as we said, this isn't just about energy, this _ to continue. as we said, this isn't just about energy, this is - to continue. as we said, this isn't just about energy, this is in

and there was been rates. but that is exactly the problem that the prosecutors here or policeman here often face because it's very difficult to work internationally on a right scale. so this is one of the problems. and then you also mentioned new technologies such as crypt there's, it's not really caused them headaches. so out there, there are plenty of problems, but they are so stressed they're down to working on the international corporation and this europe. oop poll investigation that we saw today, or was one of these examples how a european member states get together to crack down on criminal organizations. sounds like it only gets trickier, but i guess both sides do have the technology does here. thank you very much for bringing us that story to go. use them. see a show in brussels. and here are some other world news stories breaking news, palestinian official see israel and palestinian arm groups of agreed a ceasefire. following night. time is where the air strikes the target at the gaza strip. rates cam

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but primarily, militarily, what the concern has been from the part of the philippine government has been that there has been harassment of their co started of their naval vessels in the region . and for the united states, they say that this is something that they can work with. so what we know is that this comes on the heels of some of the largest joint military exercises between the 2 nations. there is going to be sort of a further collaboration, we understand and discussions about that in terms of strength thing that military relationship. so what can we expect there in dc today according to a senior military or rather a minute administration official. what we know is that there is going to be a couple of announcements that are going to be made. the 1st is that there is going to be a transfer of some significant and military equipment. terms of like 3 c, 130 aircraft. and in addition, we also know that there are going to be some coastal patrol vessels that are going to be transferred from the united states to the philippines. in addition, we also know that there is going to be a settin

have been flooded. unfortunately, most of the rivers of armenia ramaya overflowed their environments, causing flooding. as the terrain shall rain across the media at all, mine yet forced the slow and banks of 14 rivers to bust, flooding the surrounding areas, costing of roads and railings. even in the regional capital, but on yeah. streets of the city center was inundated with hardly any protection to keep the russian horses at bay local may as would people not to travel or approach areas close to rivers, keep away from basements and ground floor buildings. this is the 2nd time this month in this region where people have been killed as a result of extreme weather conditions. a space of emergency has once again been declared with the interior minister mateo presented those the visiting to see the damage already so extensive that the media don't mind. yeah, growing pre at the end of the socket was postponed to focus on rescue efforts in the region. the rise of extreme weather related events and h. v, has

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he's been explaining the damage that has been done to the region.our, maximum speed, which is close to previous cyclone in 2007, cyclone sidr. but bangladesh may be a little fortunate that directly the track is not over the mainland in many areas, which is highly densely populated, like chittagong and others, but still it is an area which is touristic, not far to cox's bazar and as you also mentioned, the rohingya population live in teknaf, they are also vulnerable. we have so far seen not many casualties but there are catastrophic damages in terms of land, properties and agriculture in this area. and we have seen such kind of cyclone over the last five years, almost one or twice or even three in one year so it could be a consideration of global warming acting here. and how much of this destruction is down to a lack of preparedness that was the professor talking to me early about the cyclone in bangladesh. the bafta television awards have been taking place in london. it's british tv�*s biggest night of the year, recognising the best shows of last ye

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