this to kids were born here in belgium. and they call the country home. just one example of how much has changed since he arrived in europe. amolla has turned out for 5 clubs in belgium. most recently, he spent 4 years with settler. the smaller the 2 bruce based 1st division clubs. never imagined i'd be a place like this. now if you can come from for training and just pick up whatever you choose, you know and going there, it will not. we will play without shoes in the beginning when way i know shoes in the boy was he was at home with me to pick them up and it was just fun. and just to distract us from, from everything that's going on with mon, skip all the trashes from love on it all the, you know, everyone thought trash in the we football just the next to me. so we had a plastic bag, some from the garbage to make my, my, my friends, you know, stopping football. trying to go into the dump that good things for them. yeah, it's, it became like part of our lives. there's a thing and kenya, nothing good comes from don. dora worries joanna is that kid like ale

they were here, they can want to confront to direct, especially in the, in belgium. yeah. you do something wrong, something they don't to learn like they want to live in africa. that is like something to tell you i've been you have to do is he in the joanna got plenty of advice from older african players helping him get used to the european mentality. ah, he lough football, so i am i get so what him do was he loud and tangling to see someone doing what? hello. throughout his career, johanna mono has never lost his love for the beautiful game, but he has had to make sacrifices to stay football. in january 2021, he signed a contract in turkey's top division. for my new home as a room is an eastern anatolia, 4000 kilometers away from his family and bruise me from a professional point of view. moving was a good decision in the, in europe more, maybe it's a talk to call, you know, playing bases on this here it's, it's more physical mall more, more direct with book. and i think that's my digital full was complex. if as a room stays in the top flight, johanna will stay in turkey

they come on to confront, to direct, especially in belgium. yeah. you do something wrong, something they don't learn like they want to live in africa. that is like something to tell you. i've been up to date it is how fortunately joanna got plenty of advice from older african players. helping him get used to the european mentality. ah, he loud football so i i get what him do what he loud and tangling to see someone doing what hello. throughout his career, johanna mono has never lost his love for the beautiful game, but he has had to make sacrifices to stay with football. in january 2021 he signed a contract in turkey. top division for my new home. as a room is in easton, anatolia 4000 kilometers away from his family, improves me from a professional point of view. moving was a good decision in the in europe. more maybe if it talk to call, you know, playing bases here it's, it's more physical law more and more direct football. and i think that's the vantage for, for complex if as a room stays in the top flight, johanna will stay in turkey and his fami

for belgium. and that her thoughts are with the families of those who have died. did the may say anything about the reasons why the car drove into the crowd? at the past conference the mayor spoke and then a doctor spoke, and he gave some indications on there too. and people who caused this incident apparently was 2 people in a car, add to man one, a born in 891 born in 90. so by 30 years old and they're both from the region. and there are an automobile experts now on the case. and did the 2 persons that have been taken in by the police will now be questioned. but no further information has been given at this point. arena strauss for us in brussels, thanks for the update. returning to the ukraine war now with russia's invasion now in its 4th week contentions. in the region, high nato is sending more troops to the alliances, east and borders. the u. s. a loanable soon have more than 100000 troops across all of europe. a presence not seen in the continent in almost 20 years. and it's not just the la

the conference took place in russell's, belgium. -- brussels, belgium. president biden: good morning. today i'm proud to once again be standing together with president von der leyen as we announce a new groundbreaking initiative between the european union and the united states. first, we're coming together to reduce europe's dependence on russian energy. putin has issued russia's energy resources to coerce and manipulate its neighbors. that's how he's used it. he's used the profits to drive his war machine. and that's why, earlier this month, i announced the united states would ban all imports of russian energy to make it clear that the american people would not be part of subsidizing putin's brutal, unjustified war against the people of ukraine. at the time, i noted that we were able to take those steps when others could not because the united states is a net exporter of energy, with a strong domestic industry. and the united states welcomed the european union's powerful statement earlier this month committing to rapidly reduce its dependence on russian

example of how much has changed since he arrived in europe. amolla has turned out for 5 clubs in belgium. most recently he spent 4 years with settler. the smaller the 2 bruce based 1st division clubs never imagined. i'd be a place like this. now if you can come from trading and just pick up whatever you choose and going, you cannot. we will play without sure. in the beginning, when i am not sure, the boy was, he was at home with me to pick him up and it was just fun. i'm just doing this from my, from everything that's going on around your mom. i'm skip all the trashes from love and everyone thought trash in that we football just the next to me. so we had a plastic bag, some from the garbage to make my money, my friends, you know, stuffing football, trying to go to the dump that get things for them. yeah. it's, it became like part of our lives as a saying and kenya, nothing good comes from don. dora worries johanna is that kid like alessandro still facing the same problems that he faith as a youngster. 20 years ago. my journey hard living in life is hard in the get so sometimes you go wit

means brought from belgium for sale here for this period of up to 8 years.and that this is nonsense. this is absolute nonsense. unfortunately. we we know very little of our children, as well as spouses. but your daughter can still be helped. tell the truth. write what you saw people who brought money. perhaps you don’t know their names, but at this stage the fact itself is important. i already said that i won't do it. well, then your daughter will be in prison. write and your daughter will be released in an hour and the cases against her will be closed. you bastards well , why is it all lord that you choose? so understandable and the property is acquired during a joint life, yes, unfortunately. moreover, acquired my husband did not invest a penny, but according to the law, the property must be divided in half. that is why i came to you. you can make sure that rubtsov does not get anything after the divorce. actually, even stools. of course it's possible, that's great. i have a big request for you. please take over all the negotiations with scar. i don't want

and the area of cloud from belgium and the area of cloud from belgium and the netherlands moved intoy central areas from the south of the north lots of sunshine around. a bit chilly on north sea course and about 9 degrees in newcastle with the wind blowing off the north sea. monday and tuesday, the north sea. monday and tuesday, the wind switches from the south and it will be much milder. i would say it will be much milder. i would say it is even going to feel warm and a really promising outlook for the second half of the week. temperatures up to 17 or 18 and will probably touch 20 degrees, fingers crossed, for the first time this year. this is bbc news, i'm matthew amroliwala. reports of street fighting in the centre of mariupol in the south of ukraine. 80% of buildings in the port city have been damaged by russian attacks as hundreds remain trapped under a bombed theatre. dozens have been killed in an attack on a ukraine military base, as president zelensky urges russia to join meaningful peace talks. translation: | want - everyone to hear me now, especially in moscow. it's time to

v >> reporter: these customs agents in antwerp, belgium, are searching one of the tens of thousands ofive by sea here every day, looking for cocaine. the team checks containers based on certain risk factors, says florence angelici from belgian customs: wre it's coming from, where it's going and what's inside. >> this container comes from south america, uruguay, and also contains wood. and here it's wood. >> reporter: angelici showed us an inspection scan with drugs stashed inside a previous mber shipment from south america. how much cocaine have you been seizing here in twerp? >> so, last year, in 2021, we had up to 90 tons of cocaine. >> reporter: 90 tons! >> yes. it's very big. and if you compared to five years before it's up 50% more. so, every year we break a new record and we would like to stop this record. >> reporter: the most they ever found in a single shipment? about 11 tons. with a current street value of $57 a gram that's more than half a billion dollars worth of cocaine. >> finding two or three tons at a time, that's an average, but that was crazy. >> reporter: according t

these are the pictures were getting infrom belgium.pictures coming in their where hundreds of thousands of people are attending the funeral procession of the ultraorthodox rabbi who died at the age of 94. he died on friday. they have closed the roads in this area and right across central israel for the ceremony. it is taking place there. he was a very prominent of rabbi leading a community that traced its origins to lithuania. he was revered for his knowledge of jewish religious law and the israeli prime minister has been speaking about his life and called him a giant of his generation. as you can see, people gathered on the streets at every lookout, on those buildings. the roads have been closed. hundreds of thousands of israelis attending the funeral procession of the ultraorthodox rabbi. let's return to the situation in ukraine — and my colleague in lviv, james reynolds spoke to oleg savchuk in dnipro. he managed to escaped from the besieged city of mariupol with his family earlier this week. he began by asking him what it was like.

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and what has happened in this small town in belgium. but still, 6 people were dead, many injured. how are people reacting or responding to this? yes, 6 people dads, 10 severely injured and more injured. and the mayor also spoke of this press conference and said that about a 150 to to that 200 people gathered this morning at this small town. it's a traditional and carnival and celebration that takes place there every year usually. and they gather in the morning and then they go from house to house to prepare for the big celebrations. and at this point, a car hit at high speed. and when the mayor spoke should abreast this morning, you could see how he was still in shock. his voice was trembling and so of course, also at the condolences have been coming in over the morning from politicians for example, the belgian prime minister alexander jim crow said that this is obviously horrible . use a community that wanted to celebrate that wanted to have a moment in peace, just was head at its core and the interior minister of belgium and sent out her condolences to all who have died or the f

for more, let's bring in a brief but the air defense expert in brussels, belgium, hello for a reason. is there any independent confirmation that russia have in fact, variety happens on the miss. i have not seen a mission of that, so we have to take this information with lots of caution, but we have to look at it as an interesting thing. no worries, you know, from the russians in terms of then taking a u. s. got it. now, if confirmed how much of a game changer is it to use this type of missile system? well, if a step, because the russians that be verified using high sophisticated or strategy weapon system a so long, i tend to go to where and ukrainian that even if there were to strengthen a different system, which is what is being discussed in cross dos. that the russians we have the means to basically go through this and break them. and i think it was a message to your relation that the russians can reach western ukraine and can keep the pressure which you could we sent you recently was a relative and safe place to be. so i think even if it's not going to be true, i think i know that

now in belgium, at least 6 people were killed and several dozen scenes add up to the car. drew about high speed into a crowd of people had got it for early morning cannibals, vibrations in strip fee. brock. nice, small towns south of brussels media reports a 2 men were sitting in the car, got then drilled into the crowd. from on this, let's bring in d, w correspondent, marina strauss in brussels. marina, was this some kind of terror attack? what more can you tell us? local authorities gave a press conference this morning and they clearly said at this point of time, there are no hints. there are no indications that this was a terrorist attack in the small town south of brussels, of course that they also did not excluded. but they said at this point of time, they don't assume it was one than that. they have to see what the investigations, what will come out of the investigation. so what we know so far, the 2 men have been arrested in their early thirty's, not previously known to the police. and they are now being questioned. they are now looking at the situation and at what has happene

in belgium, at least 6 people were killed on several thousands injured after a card room at high speed into a crowd. people had gathered for early morning carnival celebrations in stripy recipes, a small town south of brussels media report, say 2 men where sits in a car that then drove into the crowd. from on this, let's bring in d. w. correspondence at martinez strauss in brussels. marina was this some kind of terror attack? what more can you tell us? local authorities gave a press conference this morning and they clearly said at this point of time, there are no hints. there are no indications that this was a terrorist attack in the small town south of brussels, of course they, they also did not excluded. but they said at this point of time, they don't assume it was one, then they, they have to see what the investigations, what will come out of the investigation. so what we know so far, the 2 men have been arrested in their early thirty's, not previously known to the police. and they are now being questioned would we also know is that in an older mobile expert, someone who knows carso

it's past 8:30 at night in belgium. it's been a long day and a productive day.s ago telling reporters that the russian president, vladimir putin's, overwhelming objective all along has been to break nato up and to demonstrate that democracies cannot function in the 21st century. i think he was proven wrong. we have fox business team coverage on the ground. edward lawrence live in brussels9 with the latest on president biden's meetings with nato allies and e.u. leaders, and further east ashley web thester joining us from the ukraine/poland border where more than 3.6 million people have already fled, and it's only been a month. edward lawrence in brussels, what's the late? >> reporter: yeah, lauren. president joe biden saying that he will throw a billion dollars in additional humanitarian aid at the ukraine issue to help with folks there. that makes more than $2.2 billion the u.s. will have spent on humanitarian and military effort for ukraine in the past year. now, the president herald a lot from nato members, he heard a lot from the g7 and the european council w

does belgium have more needs to help these refugees?ember states alongside with ukraine. we are doing the same in belgium. we have 200,000 people that we can welcome. right now we have about 22,000 and we are ready to welcome many more of them. it is also tl regional government and we feel also a great feeling of solidarity among our own people. the people want to help and for sure. the public also want to help. >> ambassador, just finally what do you want to hear from president biden when he delivers his address tomorrow? >> i am sorry, i didn't get it. >> i am sorry if you are having trouble hearing me. what would you like to hear from president biden tomorrow when he speaks? >> well, actually we are hearing what we are wanting. expression of solidarity, also economic solidarity between the european union and the united states and also in term of energy. that's central to us and we are looking forward to continue this good partnership. it is vital to us. thank you so much for being here on a busy day, ambassador regibeau. really appre

i want to fast forward to the president's trip to belgium and ultimately warsaw.is there something he could do in that analogy of playing his strongest hand when he's on this trip later this week? yeah, i think the first thing he needs to do during his trip to poland is obviously address the humanitarian issue within poland. you know, we've given like you said, almost fifteen dollars billion, 14 billion initially 800 million last week. and we need to make sure that poland has all the help they can regarding these. what are going to be four to five million refugees to poland. the other thing is stand with our nato allies, poland being the closest to russia and make sure that there is no misunderstanding that if something happens to poland that's originating from russia ,article five will be in force and the nato allies will kalamurina uplay giving as good inside charles. thank you , jonathan. gref. charles, always fascinating that from sanctions to boycott ,war takes a heavy toll on russia's top commodity. when we return, how will one of the world's chief producers

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this area of cloud across the netherlands and belgium is heading our way and for some of us it will beof cloud from belgium and the netherlands moves into east anglia and maybe brings a couple of showers. many central areas from the south to the north lots of sunshine around. a bit chilly on north sea course and about nine degrees in newcastle with the wind blowing off the north sea. monday and tuesday, the wind switches from the south and it will be much milder. i would say it is even going to feel warm and a really promising outlook for the second half of the week. temperatures up to 17 or 18 and will probably touch 20 degrees, fingers crossed, for the first time this year. this is bbc news. welcome if you�*re watching here in the uk or around the globe. i�*m lewis vaughan jones. our top stories... the russia invasion of ukraine continues. trapped for 30 hours under rubble after shelling in the city of mykolaiv a ukrainian soldier is pulled out alive. 80% of buildings in the port city mariupol have been damaged by the russian assault. those who�*ve managed to get out describe what th

australia, asia, north and south america from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and osi anya, italy established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya and eritrea. the was spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations pickup. what was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives from slavery. ruthless and remorseless exploitation of the phone of british diplomats professor of political ideas and also william melanson has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for its rise and fall only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking, that is, that nations or that states that are allowed to do anything, all the mazda races. and then you have the minor nations who are the slave for the europeans. this, these were indians africans. for

wales have not made it to a world cup finals since 1958 and because they drew against belgium at cardiffr best chance of qualifying for some time and boss robert page says they've earned that right. we are punching above our weight, we are, but we thoroughly deserved to be where we are, we deserved to be playing against holland home and away injune, we deserved to be playing against belgium, the top teams, we got promoted, we deserved to be in the play—off semifinal of the world cup because the lads have earned that right and we got the balance right at the minute and we're really looking to thursday. heavyweight boxing champion oleksandr usyk has left his native ukraine to prepare for his rematch with britain's anthony joshua. 35—year—old usyk has been helping to defend his country from the russian invasion after enlisting in ukraine's military. he beatjoshua in september to become the unified heavyweight champion and is set to face the briton again injune. usyk will now begin his training camp for that fight. some cricket news now and colin graves, the former yorkshire chairman has tol

global leaders and colleagues meeting live at nato headquarters in brussels, belgium. you heard kayla tausche reporting what may or may not occur with that meeting. we will get you more if the headlines cross as the world leaders greet each other many of these meeting in person for the first time in no doubt two years time a lot could come from the nato meeting as well. let's talk about that and oil. joining us to talk about it is kevin book kevin, great to have you on with your world view this morning do you think from a macro perspective that anything tangible is going to come out from the nato meeting today? >> brian, good morning the nato meeting is focused on security parameters with the economic under current it is the g7 meeting later today. topics of sanctions sound like they are on the table for discussion if not immediate action >> how does europe walk that fine line? they want to punish vladimir putin and do it economically, but they came in to the war on the edge or in full blown energy crisis with the price of natural gas and utility costs rising pre-invas

weekend trip to delaware is just the beginning of a busy week of travel as the president heads to belgium mid week to talk about nato's military support and humanitarian efforts to help ukraine. the white house press secretary says there are no plans for the president to visit ukraine itself. the trip comes as the number of refugees has eclipsed three million, and amid growing concern that some nato countries could be drawn into the fight. >> american troops will not be on the ground in ukraine at this moment. the president has been clear on that. >> reporter: before the president departs, his nominee for the supreme court, d.c. federal appellate judge ketanji brown jackson, begins her confirmation hearing monday before the senate judiciary committee. the larger question -- will republicans vote with democrats to confirm judge jackson, who is rated well qualified by the american bar association. republican leader mitch mcconnell told "face the nation" he's not yet decided how he'll vote. >> i haven't made a final decision as to how i'm going to vote. i'm willing to listen to the testimony

president biden is in belgium for an emergency nato summit about the crisis in ukraine. how they plan to take more action against russia. >>> of course she was a trail blazer as the first female secretary of state. >> remembering madeleine albright. a look back at the life and legacy of the country's first female secretary of state. >>> vaccinating america's youngest. moderna takes a major step in hopes of inoculating children under the age of 6. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin, of course, with president biden's trip to belgium where he's meeting with western leaders about the war in korean. -- in ukraine. he landed in brussels last night. he's expected to announce a series of new military and economic sanction against russia as the war enters a second month. the white house has put together a team of national security officials to decide how the u.s. should respond if russian president vladimir putin uses chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons in ukraine. in a nightly address, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said

have confirmed the block has already received more than 2000000 people from ukraine with germany, belgium, moldova, and other countries said to have been overwhelmed by the influx. many who have fled and say they fear for their families. lots of the time, the shooting, we hear this would be afraid to. we go to the give my family try to the europe a truth and we shouldn't be ready. but by early or just things agreeing on evacuation corridors has been a struggle between kiev and moscow. since the 3rd round of bilateral talks last week and ukraine's president has repeatedly accused of russia of not obeying a cease fire deal for civilian safe zones. moscow in turn says it's kids that has been deliberately preventing people from seeing. russia's military has announced that the daniel republics army has taken control of the city of villanova, the site of intense fighting in recent days with civilians having found themselves caught in between the warring sides. vol. nova is about 60 kilometers from the city of danielle. on march 5th, the russian and ukrainian sides agreed to open humanitarian co

more let's bring in a brief but the defense expert in brussels, belgium, hello for a reason. is there any independent confirmation that russia have in fact, filed a happened on the miss? i have not seen a confirmation of that. so we have to take this information of caution, but we have to look at it and he just, you know, worry snow from the russians in terms of then taking you through step. now, if confirmed how much of a game changer is it to use this type of missile system? well, if a reset, because the russians that be verified using high sophisticated or strategy weapon system a why fi so long? i use a signal to go to where and ukrainian that even if there were to strengthen the ukrainian and different system, which is what we discussed, the crews dos that, the russians we have the means to basically go through the system and break them. and i think it was a message to the opinion population that the russians can reach western ukraine and can keep the pressure with a relative and safe place to be. so i think even if it's not a happen to be true, i think i know that try t

he had a lot of problems in belgium at the time. and as often happens they're running into trouble and most startup firms fail within the first three or four years and baekeland, too, started having tensions with his partner. and in this complex i'm not suggesting that's the only reason why he moved to the united states, but that was part of the difficulties in belgium at the time that he wanted to overcome. so in that case as well as in other cases there's always different things involved that i discuss in the book, consumers, early users of bakelite were sharing feedback with baekeland and the company and are making suggestions. so it's just a fairly broad range of characters who contributed to the invention commercialization of bakelite. >> one of the things that fascinated me about your work was the extent to which he was involved on a daily basis with all of the financial machinations that went on and the various patent disputes and joining of companies and so on, and that kind of runs counter to the impression that the film gi

ok, thank you for the defense experts in brussels, belgium. yes, i look at some other developments in the conflict. the white house as us presidents joe biden has long chinese lead us siege and ping. there will be consequences if he provides russia with material support and it was in ukraine and to president spoke via video call on friday. china's foreign ministry said, see, told biden the war must and as soon as possible the united nation seth, the fighting has displeased nearly 6500000 people inside ukraine. that's on top of the more than $3000000.00 refugees who have left the country in total. those estimates mean around a quarter of ukrainians of how to lead your home. belgian prime minister alexander the crew has announced that the country will not scrap its nuclear plant in 2025 us plant. that's our main concerns of our energy security due to the ukraine wall. that to reactors when i'll be admitted to upgrade for you for about 10 years as you will, seeks alternative energy sources to russian oil and gas in about $2000000.00 ukrainians ad

officials have confirmed the blocks already received more than 2000000 people from ukraine with germany, belgium, moldova, and other countries said to have been overwhelmed by the influx. many who have flayed, say that they fear for the family's lives. all the time, the shooting, we hear this will be afraid to go to the give my family try to the europe a shooting out and we shouldn't ready. but by sort of really just things. at a meeting with his bell about and counterpart vladimir putin has noted positive changes in moscow, key of talks and agreement on evacuation corridors has been a point of contention between here and moscow. since the 3rd round of bilateral talks last week, and 2 claims president has repeatedly accused russia of not a bane sci fi, a deal for civilian safe stones. moscow in turn says it's kid that's been deliberately preventing people from fleeing. rushes military has announced that the demit republics army has taken control of the city of vall. novak shut the site of intense fighting in recent days with civilians having found themselves caught in between the warring sides,

this area of cloud across the netherlands and belgium is heading our way and for some of us it will bew more showers around in east anglia and the south—east. it starts off sunny and breezy and chilly first thing and the area of cloud from belgium and the netherlands moves into east anglia and maybe brings a couple of showers. many central areas from the south of the north lots of sunshine around. a bit chilly on north sea course and about nine degrees in newcastle with the wind blowing off the north sea. monday and tuesday, the wind switches from the south and it will be much milder. i would say it is even going to feel warm and a really promising outlook for the second half of the week. temperatures up to 17 or 18 and will probably touch 20 degrees, fingers crossed, for the first time this year. hello, and welcome to the programme that is after two years of covid—19 restrictions able to bring together again bbc specialists and foreign correspondent who write, blog and broadcast for the dateline london. stephanie baker, senior writer at bloomberg. marc, belgian economist and journalis

but 1st 2 other nears in belgium, at least 6 people have been killed and dozens injured. after a car drove into a crowd, people were gathering for carnival celebrations in a small town south of brussels. made your report, say 2 men were in the car that drove into the crowd. well, let's get the latest from our correspondent in brussels, marina strauss. well more to we have on the situation there. there was the press conference her have taking place just after this incident happened this morning in this a small town in south of prosource and the local authorities gathered there also the mayor. and they said that there is no terrorist background. so there don't have any indications or any hints that this was a terrorist attack that also did not exclude it, but they said no hence. so far. and since then, authorities have not given any more details. what we know is that 2 men are wearing a car that hid a crowd of carnival goers. the 2 men were intercepted, showed the afterwards there in their early thirties, from the region not known to the police. we also noticed that one of

think the situation in flanders in belgium, where new students from russia will now be excluded from a scholarship program that followed a request that came from ukraine. however, according to the flemish education minister, the ban is about keeping on the prussia. we're not doing this because we believe that all russians are guilty of the war, but we are doing it because we hope that measures like this will help to put pressure on those in power in russia. oh brussels. they were conflicting opinions on the measure with i don't find that fair in the sense that the russian people have little to do with this. i suppose most russians are anti war. it is not a good thing to do against russian students or any russians, but maybe it will work. there are both santian pro russian opinions. we should be more nuanced and balanced in our views, which is quite rare and media. i don't think it's fair. i think to everyone deserves a education and i think the most population in russia, they don't want this war. they won't be concerned about this one thought is very unfair to lot of the students tha

this area of cloud across the netherlands and belgium is heading our way and for some of us it will beday, maybe a few more showers around in east anglia and the south—east. it starts off sunny and breezy and chilly first thing and the area of cloud from belgium and the netherlands moves into east anglia and maybe brings a couple of showers. many central areas from the south to the north lots of sunshine around. a bit chilly on north sea course and about nine degrees in newcastle with the wind blowing off the north sea. monday and tuesday, the wind switches from the south and it will be much milder. i would say it is even going to feel warm and a really promising outlook for the second half of the week. temperatures up to 17 or 18 and will probably touch 20 degrees, fingers crossed, for the first time this year. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. russian forces advance into mariupol — with fighting now reported in the centre of the city. the russia invasion of ukraine continues — trapped for 30 hours under rubble a

summit in belgium tomorrow.sident biden will later meet with leaders of the european union and g7, ahead of that meeting. msnbc reports that biden may increase the number of u.s. troops in nato countries near ukraine. in addition, the nato secretary general said today that the alliance will double the number of battle groups on the eastern flank to support ukraine. and while the president and leaders of the west meet tomorrow to see how they can further support ukraine, one item they will not discuss is ukraine joining nato. the stakes ahead of tomorrow's summit could not be higher. the point is being german driven home that zelenskyy is set to address the summit tomorrow morning by video. tomorrow's summit comes amid fears of what's vladimir putin might do to win this war that u.s. officials say he believes he cannot afford to lose. before taking off or belgium this morning, president biden shared this somber assessment. >> how concerned are you about the threat of chemical warfare right now? how high is that t

like, he had a lot of problems in belgium at the time, so he maybe had established his first company in kent and has all been happens with start-ups they were running into trouble, and he [inaudible] failed within the first three or four years when they are being established and baekeland's two was piling up debt and he starts having tensions with his partner. and this context, i'm not suggesting that's the only reason why he moved to the united states, but that was part of the difficulties he was seeing in belgium at the time and he partly wanted to overcome. and so it's, so in that case as well as in other, cases there's always different kinds of collaborators involved, and i discussed in a there's [inaudible] the role of consumers, early years of bakelite who were sharing their feedback with baekeland and his company and we're also making technical suggestions. so it's just a fairly broad range of characters who contributed to the invention and commercialization of bakelite. >> one of the things that fascinated me about your book was just the extent to which he was involved on a d

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he was dealing with in belgium at the time that he party wanted to overcome. and so it's so in that case as well as in other cases. there's always different kinds of collaborators involved that i discussed in a book. that's all there's all schedule of consumers for instance early users of bakelite who are sharing their feedback with bakeland and and his company and are all still making technical suggestions. so it's it's just a fairly broad range of characters who contributed to the to the invention commercialization of their clients. one of the things that fascinated me about your book was just the extent to which he was involved a daily basis with all of the financial machinations that went on in the various patent disputes and and joining's of companies and so on and that kind of runs counter to the impression that the film lives and that i got from my own study of bakelan's writings. um, there's some wonderful quotes from the journals in the film. what's the use of money if i'm like a squirrel in a cage? and at one point he says i'm worn out. i wish there

the people were gathered to celebrate the beginning of a famous carnival, and this morning, belgium's prime minister tweeting, this morning, a community that gathered to celebrate was struck in the heart. authorities have arrested the man. an investigation into murder has been launched. eva? >> lama, thank you. >>> another story breaking overnight, a shooting at a car show in arkansas killing at least one person. police trying to piece together what happened. elwyn lopez has more. >> reporter: this administration, one suspect in custody. police searching for more possible gunmen, following terror at this car show in rural arkansas about 90 miles from little rock. people seen running for their lives amid gunfire. authorities say at least one person was killed. 20 others injured including children. people desperately flagging down an ambulance rushing a victim inside. this morning, police say they have one person of interest in custody. investigators telling katv they're working to figure out whether there was more than one shooter. the car show part of a weekend event by a community fo

something that the belgium government shouldn't hesitate to give him, which is they stop dealing withamonds. there's no reason for that. this is a luxury good. it doesn't affect the global economies. this is something -- this is a message that should be well received. zelenskyy's message about the military in particular is important because -- and he needs to be careful about this in particular when he says they're at a turning point. i understand that, but i have to caution that given my own experience handling syria and watching how russia bombarded syria and how russia lied about it and was a master manipulator in trying to justify attacks in syria, lying about targeting isis when they were in fact -- expect very similar behavior here. so turning point, that marntd be true. i'm not on the ground. obviously, i can't say that. continuously -- >> okay. we have -- >> whatever he needs is important. >> we'll try to get your sound, which has been going in and out, corrected, hagar. but david, of course vladimir putin lies. he's always lied. and no one was surprised when we heard that vla

this area of cloud across the netherlands and belgium is heading our way and for some of us it will beast. it starts off sunny and breezy and chilly first thing and the area of cloud from belgium and the netherlands moved into east anglia and maybe brings a couple of showers. many central areas from the south of the north lots of sunshine around. a bit chilly on north sea course and about 9 degrees in newcastle with the wind blowing off the north sea. monday and tuesday, the wind switches from the south and it will be much milder. i would say it is even going to feel warm and a really promising outlook for the second half of the week. temperatures up to 17 or 18 and will probably touch 20 degrees, fingers crossed, for the first time this year. hello, as governments around the world race to sanction associates of vladimir putin, the british media is turning its attention to the role russian oligarchs have played in public life. this week, an edition of panorama aired allegations about the source roman abramovich's wealth. at the weekend, the sunday times reported that newspaper owner ev

at our meeting in belgium . we didn’t discuss this, but nevertheless , these are the people, that is, it is necessary to convey the simple idea that there will be no victory in the sense that the poles of the balts conceived this part of the american establishment, which is guided by this, but by a radical approach canadians, who are also more ukrainians than ukrainians themselves and so on for a second. yes, put yourself in the place of our president. here, let's now you try to put yourself in putin's place. i often do this. speaking of which, for some reason i suspected mom didn't agree. staggers, but i and us, after all, yes, yes, let's go, i'm salty. i called you once every 3 days and i say, vladimir, good afternoon. answer no well, let's talk. let's talk. you say good afternoon politely in german. good afternoon and will listen to what he has to offer. as much as he tells him what's going on, vladimir begins to tell him what is happening there, this, this, and what he does. it's in a very sweet voice. i am