give us uh, give us ben wallace. uh, okay, give us deputy ben wallace then, please.al for ukraine to strike on russian territory in order to disrupt logistics, if it is not disrupted, this will directly contribute to more deaths and carnage on ukrainian soil. well essentially b0 with uh, says virtually the same thing, they are marching in a united front with their deputy. eh, how right you have just noted, well, without hesitation, they announced, yes, they announced that, in fact, they are pushing ukraine to inflict distance, yes, i open nato weapons on russia in another british minister of defense, uh, and him himself, who was shown to you and he himself personally said more than there was a traumatic statement. and the hippie said something to say. well, we understand, this is logically trawled. and that says we don't mind directly in clear text. we do not mind if these very strikes on the territory of russia are carried out on our weapons. how does he feel about it? this is not yet a declaration of war, but it can be characterized that this strange europe that ad

russia has banned boris johnson, uk foreign secretary liz truss, and defence secretary ben wallace fromering the country. disaster teams in south africa are on high alert forfurtherfloods as more rain is expected over the weekend. 400 people are known to have died. plans to send asylum seekers from the uk to rwanda are a breach of international law, according to the un's refugee agency. harry and meghan make a rare public appearance, as the invictus games get underway in the netherlands. russia has formally warned the united states and its allies against supplying further weapons to ukraine. the kremlin said the arms shipments could lead to what it called unpredictable consequences. speaking during an interview, president zelensky has acknowledged that up to 3,000 ukrainian soldiers have died and as many as 10,000 have been left injured since russia invaded his country in february. oovmeanwhile, the head of the un's world food program has said he's not getting a response from moscow about how to reach people starving to death in besieged parts of ukraine, including the city of mariupol.

ben wallace give us ben wallace and then we'll listen to him. eh, then we'll listen to his castle.. give us uh, give us benoulis. give us, please, then deputy ben wallace. it is perfectly legal for ukraine to strike at russian territory in order to disrupt logistics, if it is not disrupted, then this will directly contribute to new deaths and slaughter on ukrainian soil. well, in fact, he speaks. uh, in fact, they are doing the same thing, and not in a united front with their deputy here, as you quite rightly noted, simply, well, without hesitation, they announced, yes, they announced that, in fact, they are pushing ukraine to inflict. yes, yes, in russia, petrovich is opening nato weapons in some other british minister of defense , uh, and his castle, which they showed you, and he personally said, they were more afraid than there was still a dramatic statement. and hippie said something to say. well, we understand, this is logically trawled. and this says we do not mind, straight text. we do not mind if these very strikes on the territory of russia are inflicted by our weapons. ho

we had people in parliament like ben wallace across it.hink for me, it's gas lighting to say he broke the rules, — it's gas lighting, and he broke the rules. to help ukraine, that is not... this personality, i worry for the future. if another prime minister comes in and we decide we like him and he's broken the rules, that's not what those rules are there for. they have to be abided by or we aren't living the marker the that i've grown up with —— the democracy. the marker the that i've grown up with -- the democracy.— the marker the that i've grown up with -- the democracy. let's have a look at the — with -- the democracy. let's have a look at the telegraph. _ with -- the democracy. let's have a look at the telegraph. people - with -- the democracy. let's have a look at the telegraph. people have | look at the telegraph. people have the right to expect better. at the same time, john, ia cabinet ministers offering that public support to the prime minister saying now is not the time for him to go. it all feels a very long way away from the t

russia has banned boris johnson, the uk foreign secretary liz truss, and defence secretary, ben wallace from entering the country. the kremlin says the decision has been made in retaliation to london's sanctions. disaster teams in the south african province of kwazulu—natal are on high alert forfurtherfloods — as more rain is forecast in the area this weekend. at least 400 people are now known to have died. the us state department says it's deeply concerned about the level of violence injerusalem — following clashes between palestinian demonstrators and israeli police on friday. at least 150 palestinians and three israeli officers were injured. now on bbc news. portsmouth boxer ebonie gets back in the ring after a relationship that knocked her confidence, and starts living her sporting dreams again. you won't get this day back again, alright? keep the pressure on her. boxing actually is my life. it gives me my confidence, it gives me my purpose in life. i got took off team gb, which it felt like my whole world had ended, because that was my dream since a kid. i went from being where i'd

russia has banned boris johnson, the uk foreign secretary liz truss, and defence secretary, ben wallace from entering the country. the kremlin says the decision has been made in retaliation to london's sanctions. disaster teams in the south african province of kwazulu—natal are on high alert forfurtherfloods — as more rain is forecast in the area this weekend. at least 400 people are now known to have died. the us state department says it's deeply concerned about the level of violence injerusalem — following clashes between palestinian demonstrators and israeli police on friday. at least 150 palestinians and three israeli officers were injured. now on bbc news, it's time for the media show. hello. unless you've been hiding away somewhere, you can't have failed to notice the row that's blown up over the government's proposed privatisation of channel 4. we're going to get the latest on where we're up to with any change of ownership. and we're looking across the channel at the french election and how le monde is launching an english language edition. elvire camus is its editor in chief. ju

russia has banned borisjohnson, the uk foreign secretary liz truss, and defence secretary, ben wallace from entering the country. the kremlin says the decision has been made in retaliation to london's sanctions. disaster teams in the south african province of kwazulu—natal are on high alert for further floods — as more rain is forecast in the area this weekend. at least 400 people are now known to have died. the us state department says it's deeply concerned about the level of violence injerusalem — following clashes between palestinian demonstrators and israeli police on friday. at least a 150 palestinians and three israeli officers were injured. now on bbc news: sarah keith—lucas and nick miller visit the isle of wight, where a record i22mph wind speed was felt during a february that saw three named storms hit the uk. this weather world is all about storms. so far this year, we've seen some of the windiest, wettest weather systems on earth. and we've come to a place that has just set a new record for england's strongest gust of wind — right here on the isle of wight. we'll find out w

russia has banned borisjohnson, the uk foreign secretary liz truss, and defence secretary, ben wallaceentering the country. disaster teams in south africa are on high alert forfurtherfloods as more rain is expected over the weekend — our correspondent is there. actually it is turning out to become a humanitarian disaster essentially. we have got relief agencies and government agencies involved trying to assist. plans to send asylum seekers from the uk to rwanda are a breach of international law, according to the un's refugee agency. harry and meghan make a rare public appearance — as the invictus games get underway in the netherlands. prince harry founded the event to aid veterans from around the world. hello, and if you havejustjoined us, welcome to bbc news. russia has formally warned the united states and its allies, against supplying further weapons to ukraine. the kremlin said, the arms shipments could lead to what it called, �*unpredictable consequences�*. speaking during an interview, president zelensky, has acknowledged that up to 3,000 ukrainian soldiers have died — and as man

russia has banned borisjohnson, the uk foreign secretary liz truss, and defence secretary, ben wallace from entering the country. moscow says the decision has been made in retaliation to london's sanctions. disaster teams in the south african province of kwazulu—natal are on high alert for further floods — as more rain is forecast in the area this weekend. at least 400 people are now known to have died. the us state department says it's deeply concerned about the level of violence injerusalem — following clashes between palestinian demonstrators and israeli police on friday. at least a 150 palestinians and three israeli officers were injured. bank holiday travel disruption is set to continue this weekend as millions of people take advantage of their first easter break — without covid travel restrictions. delays are expected on the trains, planes and ferries until tuesday as greg mckenzie reports. it's the first bank holiday since all covid travel restrictions were lifted in the uk, but the easter getaway has been more slow for some. these scenes at dover yesterday after p&0 suspended i

defense to strike at the territory of russia was demanded by the minister of defense of britain ben wallaceself, he said that ukraine has every right to attack the territory of russia using, in particular, weapons received from the west in these frames against ship-based missiles in rimsky, which britain will try to send ukraine next week. intended. they are just right for defeating both sea and land targets; moreover, today british foreign ministers lisa trass is due to make a speech in london where allies will be called. right now, the propaganda state english television channel bbc spoke in parliament on the eve of the races, where it was very clearly stated that the opposition of london and washington to prevent russia from winning in ukraine, the head of the foreign office so dispersed that unwittingly betrayed the military secret if putin achieves victory in ukraine europe will face incredible consequences and suffering, therefore putin should be deprived even of the opportunity to declare his victory in ukraine because russia's victory will become a catalyst for establishing a new wo

the defence minister ben wallace can tell us... not really.arge parts of the international community and notjust nato have always refused to recognise russia's invasion of 2014 into crimea, and thatis invasion of 2014 into crimea, and that is why we had the minsk agreement, between a number of countries and russia and ukraine, that that should stop and they should effectively resolve that and move out, so no one has recognised russia's occupation either in 2014 let alone is now much more wider aggressive invasion of the country so, i think that is consistent, and what is the case is that we took a view that this invasion was so egregious, and such a clear invasion and at that stage, he occupied of ukraine, that we would support, not just in words and diplomacy but in military aid and that has continued, really, for us in the united kingdom, we were one of the first to do so, but now we have nearly 40 countries doing that and support, and our type of supplies change depending on what russia does and also in response to behaviour by russia so, f

ben wallace. glen grant.ces must be pushed out of the whole of ukraine. including presumably she means crimea. were you surprised by that particular phrase? you surprised by that particular hrase? ., ., ., ,, , , ., phrase? not at all. surprised that actually most _ phrase? not at all. surprised that actually most of _ phrase? not at all. surprised that actually most of the _ phrase? not at all. surprised that actually most of the western i phrase? not at all. surprised that i actually most of the western leaders still have not grasped how serious this is. this is notjust about ukraine, this is about the whole of the west. we simply can't afford to lose this. if you lose for ukraine, there will be someone —— somewhere else afterwards. 0ne shouldn't be worried about this. do else afterwards. one shouldn't be worried about this.— worried about this. do you think many western _ worried about this. do you think many western leaders - worried about this. do you think many western leaders haven't l worried about th

that was ben wallace speaking at a news conference in romania.erals seek to take the war out on civilians, civilian areas and civilian national infrastructure. whatever happens in ukraine, we must not let the international community forget that what putin is doing today is building his own community forget that. what putin is doing today is building his own cage around himself, that sanctions and his activities must not be freely lifted to allow him to go back to his superyachts and normality. what we are seeing is a criminal endeavour on a free and sovereign country, and britain and romania and other nato allies will not stand by and let that happen. that was the uk secretary ben wallace speaking in rumania a short time ago. an aid worker, nate mook passed the station in krematorskjust minutes after the blasts — he told us what he saw. so we were actually at the station just probably less than ten minutes after the missile hit hit. we had driven past the station just couple of minutes before. i had looked down from the overpass and saw hundreds

russia has banned boris johnson, the uk foreign secretary liz truss, and defence secretary, ben wallace from entering the country. the kremlin says the decision has been made in retaliation to london's sanctions. disaster teams in the south african province of kwazulu—natal are on high alert forfurtherfloods — as more rain is forecast in the area this weekend. at least 400 people are now known to have died. the us state department says it's deeply concerned about the level of violence injerusalem — following clashes between palestinian demonstrators and israeli police on friday. at least a 150 palestinians and three israeli officers were injured. now on bbc news — it's talking business. hello everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly, with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go and take a look at what is on the show. upping the game because of ukraine. europe and america are increasing military spending to combat the threat from russia, but what difference would it make? as moscow and beijing also spend billions more on their armies, will be a bumper payday for the world's grow

ben wallace in romania today offering two more typhoon jets. wins the war in ukraine, nato's presence in eastern europe has been transformed by this war. paul adams bbc news. nada: for more on the situation inside ukraine i have been speaking with our correspondent dan johnson. there is more heavy military equipment on its way to ukraine. is it enough and what are you hearing from everyday ukrainians about whether they feel supported? dan: we know the ukrainian leadership have been crying out for more weapons. they said the priority was weapons, weapons and more weapons. we have seen the slovakian prime minister visit kyiv today with the e.u. commission resident, ursula von der leyen. he is sending air missiles to reinforce the ukrainian air defenses which have been damaged during the earlier stages of this invasion. we have also seen more support pledged by the british government and other european nations. some directly sending heavy military kit, some promising money to purchase more equipment. there has been talk of things like former warsa

ben wallace, defence secreta , taken, i hope.rning. your time with us on bbc breakfast this morning-— here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. we were talking yesterday about how a dry april has been, although northern scotland in the first two weeks of april so the last two weeks of rain, in the last few weeks there has not really been any, and an the last 2a of us, we have seen wildfires across: lochalsh, as you can see from this picture here. quite a scary prospect —— kyle of lochalsh. northern ireland will see some of that as well as we head into the weekend. if ross across parts of scotland, northern england and also northern ireland in particular, some of your stepping out, bear that in mind. a lot of low cloud, some dampness coming out of that cloud across eastern counties in england come into the midlands, and after the summit starred in the west, seeing a little bit more cloud bubble up, turning the sunshine hazy. also a few showers cutting across the outer hebrides, northern scotland, and also the northern is

have been enough unambiguous hints, and not only from kiev this week, british defense secretary ben wallacethat ukraine has the right to attack objects on russian territory if ukraine chooses to target the logistics infrastructure that the russian army uses - this will be legal, according to international law, mr. volless on the air of the bbc tv channel a little later a little more caution on this topic. us secretary of state antonin blinkin spoke out the us believes that kiev should choose its own tactics of action, he said at congressional hearings, when it came to the fact that the ukrainian crisis could go beyond the borders of ukraine well, you can of course guess. to whom exactly and the western politicians were addressed, the words of vladimir putin, sounded on wednesday. maybe all of us at once, the president of russia warned external forces against attempts to interfere in the situation in ukraine, promising. in an active case, a lightning-fast response to all relevant decisions. according to the head of state, this matter has already been taken. and now it seems that the degrees

russia has banned borisjohnson, the uk foreign secretary liz truss, and defence secretary, ben wallacee weekend. harry and meghan make a rare public appearance as the invictus games get under way in the netherlands. prince harry founded the event to aid veterans

and ben wallace still stands his ground. let's listen to him.nt putin listens only to force. he will listen to the consequences of the sanctions, where is the russian economy now, where is the ruble now, where are his friends, if his friends are belarus north korea venezuela then this is not a party where i would like to attend. i think it is impossible to further provoke him, to contain him, and we can help ukraine defeat him and push back his army. i absolutely believe that the uk must do its part from the barents sea to the black sea to make sure we all play our part in telling putin you can't get your way you can't intimidate us. you can't force us to compromise on our values ​​that we hold so dear and we will make sure that he is defeated in ukraine. the uk will make even more contribution from the royal air force, which today will increase from four to six aircraft that are here to protect the sky on the very front line from russia. putin listens to only one thing, namely force. it is this force that nato carries, and we are determined to

russia has banned borisjohnson, the uk foreign secretary, liz truss, and defence secretary, ben wallace, from entering the country. the kremlin says the decision has been made in retaliation to london's sanctions. disaster teams in the south african province of kwazulu—natal are on high alert for further floods, as more rain is forecast in the area this weekend. at least 400 people are now known to have died. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are martin bentham, home affairs editor at the evening standard, and broadcaster matthew stadlen. thank you very much indeed for joining us. let mejust show thank you very much indeed for joining us. let me just show you what we've got at the moment. the observer leads with the archbishop of canterbury's criticism of the government's plan to send asylum—seekers to rwanda, saying it is "against of the nature of god". the archbishop's comments are also on the front of the sunday telegraph. he is expected to say in his easter sermon that he has serious ethical questions about sending—asylum se

russia has banned boris johnson, the uk foreign secretary liz truss, and defence secretary, ben wallaceuth africa are on high alert forfurtherfloods as more rain is expected over the weekend... our correspondent is there. actually it is turning out to become a humanitarian disaster actually. we have got relief agencies and government agencies

by doing nothing, then that will lead to more bad behavior and turn britons defense. secretary ben wallace says allies must move quickly to supply ukraine with long range artillery and ammunition capable of at least matching rushes. the u. s. will also outfit 5 or through battalions for ukraine and provide new drones that explode on impacts. and the polish prime minister said warsaw has exported tanks to key if this comes, as the ukranian presence has called for talks with his russian counterparts. and the war ortiz, egotist done, of examines where the supply more military equipment helps. he suffers with him or zalinski has been haunting the threshold of pullman's office for 2 months now, with a cascade of pledges of various tones. trying to get a face to face. a jewel shall i want you addressed the president of the russian federation. once again, battles are taking place all over the territory of ukraine. let's sit at the negotiating table to stop people dying sacks and sit down with me, but not at a distance of 30 meters like with micron or shoals. but i'm a neighbor, sit down with me a

russia has banned borisjohnson, the uk foreign secretary liz truss and defence secretary ben wallace from entering the country. the kremlin says the decision has been made in retaliation to london's sanctions. disaster teams in the south african province of kwazulu—natal are on high alert for further floods, as more rain is forecast in the area this weekend. at least 400 people are now known to have died. plans to send asylum seekers from the uk to rwanda are a breach of international law, according to the un's refugee agency. now on bbc news, in an exclusive and wide—ranging interview, the bbc�*s clive myrie sits down with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. ukraine's response to the war with russia is being directed from this building in the heart of kyiv, and it's a fight—back that's stunned the world in its determination and grit. and the man leading the charge is the president, volodymyr zelensky, now regarded by many around the world as a defender of democracy in the face of unwarranted aggression. mr president, clive myrie. nice to meet you. pleasure to meet you. i'm very,

well, on may 9, putin can announce mobilization , british defense minister ben wallace said about everythingion to announce the mass mobilization of reservists for the war with ukraine, the minister of defense said this in an interview with the british press. i think putin will try to move away from his special operation, he was preparing the ground, laying the groundwork so that it would be possible to say, look, now this is a war against the nazis, and i need more people, more russian cannon fodder, the minister suggested, adding that putin may announce the mobilization of russians for war on may 9. i wouldn't be surprised, i don't have any information about it. to announce on this day of may that they are now at war with the world nazis and the mass mobilization of the russian people is needed, suggested benz oleksandr pokherytskyi, a member of the kyiv council, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war , oleksandr , is with us. of the minister of defense that putin can announce on may 9 that he will use this day for general mobilization. can this change the course of the war? in general, mo

we did hear of a minor mishap, i think it was last month, the likes of priti patel and even ben wallace because they have been not on target, they have been very slow and it has been striking as to how well the ukrainians have been putting up a defence against putting's trips. i have will ask you very quickly, matthew, to take us to a final story —— putin's troops. a chicken and chips, may have had its day? yes. chips, may have had its day? yes, chicken has _ chips, may have had its day? yes, chicken has come _ chips, may have had its day? yes, chicken has come a _ chips, may have had its day? yes, chicken has come a very _ chips, may have had its day? yes, chicken has come a very long - chips, may have had its day? yes, chicken has come a very long time, since _ chicken has come a very long time, since i950s. — chicken has come a very long time, since19505, being considerably 5ince 19505, being considerably slightly— 5ince 19505, being considerably slightly cheaper since 19505, being considerably slightly cheaper than beef, but that may not _ slightly cheaper than beef, but that may no

the defence secretary ben wallace in romania today, offering two more raf typhoon jets. nato's presence in eastern europe has been utterly transformed by this war. paul adams, bbc news. western officials say a russian general with extensive experience in syria has been put in charge of moscow's operations in ukraine. general alexander dvornikov has been given the job of improving co—ordination between russia's forces. commentators say they expect new offensives in the south and the east of ukraine "sooner rather than later". and you can find out more on that story on our website and app, where you'll also find our live page, updated around the clock with the very latest news lines as they happen. in other news: the hollywood actor will smith has been banned from all academy events or programmes for 10 years after he hit the comedian chris rock at the oscars. it happened after mr rock made a joke about will smith's wife, jada pinkett smith. less than an hour after the incident, mr smith was given the best actor award. he has since apologised for his actions and has alread

kiev allegedly does not have it yet, but soon, as ben wallace said, the situation will change brimstone missiles, which we are going to send to ukraine, are designed to destroy ground targets, but we will look for them if possible. we will also give kiev anti-ship missiles. it is incredibly important that ukraine be able to export grain by sea, which is of great importance for us and for world food prices. russia should not control black sea. vladimir putin discussed by phone the situation in ukraine with turkish president recep taip erdogan the russian leader also thanked his turkish counterpart for arranging the exchange of pilot konstantin yaroshenko for us marine trevor reed the exchange took place the day before under the control of the turkish special services now a short advertisement after we continue stay with us. this is lena, and she has just found the apartment of her dreams, completed all the necessary documents for the purchase. and now became the owner of an apartment in a nine-story building near the park, because the apartment is now being bought on m2.ru. only even fas

the defence secretary, ben wallace, in romania today, offering two more raf typhoonjets.aine, nato's presence in eastern europe has been utterly transformed by this war. paul adams, bbc news. during the war here, the chornobyl former nuclear power site was occupied by russian troops, but is now back in ukrainian hands. there were concerns the plant may have been damaged in fighting. 0ur correspondent, yogita limaye, is one of the first journalists to reach the site, north of the capital kyiv, since russian forces left. access to chornobyl has onlyjust opened up on an off—road track. the bridge to it was destroyed to stop the russian advance. this is the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster, among the first parts of ukraine to be captured when russia invaded. "they surrounded us with tanks and there were aircraft flying overhead", security officer petro says. russian forces broke into monitoring and control stations. electricity was cut off for a few days — a major threat. translation: we store nuclear waste. if we'd lost power, it would have been catastrophic. radio

well anyway they mean ben wallace today said that 35 states agreed to actually supply weapons to ukrainee mean that there are 195 states in the world 195 - 35. so 160 states are neutral in this sense. position, well, the times is also publishing an interesting excerpt today on the topic of how the negotiations on the negotiations are progressing. surprisingly continued today medinsky published the photos were continued even after the blow to belgorod, these shots on your screen are in video format. how many hours did negotiations are unknown, but the key thing that the british are telling us about is that the british do not like that russia and ukraine are close to agreeing on something and signing a certain document, because erdogan even says that they are already preparing a meeting. almost recently, putin and zelensky are called, which, of course, is not true, but the british still won’t let them be revered. the uk is worried that the united states, france and germany will push ukraine to resolve the conflict and make significant concessions in peace negotiations with russia according

strikes on russian territory using british weapons are allegedly not yet available, but soon, as ben wallacethe situation will change brimstone missiles, which we are going to sent to ukraine are intended to destroy ground targets, but we will look for it if possible. we will also give kiev anti-ship missiles. it is incredibly important that ukraine be able to export grain by sea, which is of great importance for us and for world food prices. russia should not control the black sea russian researchers are studying new data on the work of a biological laboratory in ukraine, this time it is about a clinic in the city of merefa in the kharkiv region. there, according to the investigation, they tested drugs on psychiatric patients. according to available data, from 2019 to 21, american scientists from the laboratory of the city of merefa in the kharkiv region tested potentially dangerous biological drugs on patients of the regional clinical psychiatric hospital, people with mental disorders were selected for experiments taking into account the age of nationality and immune status. there are test

the defence secretary, ben wallace, in romania today, offering two more raf typhoon jets.s presence in eastern europe has been utterly transformed by this war. paul adams, bbc news. hollywood now, and the actor will smith has been banned from all academy events or programmes for ten years after he hit the comedian chris rock at the oscars. it happened after mr rock made a joke about will smith's wife, jada pinkett smith. less than an hour after the incident, mr smith was given the best actor award. he has since apologised for his actions and has already resigned from the academy. so what does this ban by the academy mean in practice? clayton davis is senior awards editor at variety. in practice it doesn't mean much. in terms of, he can't attend the academy awards ceremony, can't go to any sponsored events, any screenings, can't receive any screeners through the academy platform. however he can still be nominated, he can still win an academy award over the next decade, so it hasn't really imposed anything too much in that regard. but there is still a lot of questions that s

the defence secretary ben wallace in romania today, offering two more raf typhoon jets.ine, nato's presence in eastern europe has been utterly transformed by this war. paul adams, bbc news. and i just want to bring you another development on the war, it's currently the top story on our website. western officials say they believe russia is shaking up its military leadership in ukraine, with alexander dvornikov who commanded russian forces in syria given overall charge. you can get more on that on our website and app. where you'll also find our live page, updated around the clock with the very latest news lines as they happen. the actor will smith has been banned from all academy events or programmes for 10 years after he hit the comedian chris rock at the oscars. it happened after mr rock made a joke about will smith's wife, jada pinkett smith. less than an hour after the incident, mr smith was given the best actor award. he has since apologised for his actions and has already resigned from the academy. entertainmentjournalist perez hilton gave me his reaction to the ban.

the defence secretary ben wallace, the foreign secretary liz truss were not really considered. still the issue that divides england and the uk from the european union. on all the things on brexit, he will be blocked by the european union, so he can expect nothing on this side of the channel. it's interesting. i think we have seen... you talk about, "there's not much talk about brexit." - i i think people are being cagey,| because they think that ship has sailed, but there is emerging - evidence that trade as a percentage of the uk's economy has fallen two and a half times faster _ than any other g7 economy. you've had the uk, _ they were supposed to have these border checks coming in the same way as they come out. they've decided after many years, they're saying, - "given what's going on, - we're not going to bother," so it is no surprise that if you look to europe, i the conservative government is not going to find _ too many friends there, - but again the question will be, and you made that point, can you...? do people blame their local- councillor who may be conservative for

the defence secretary, ben wallace, in romania today, offering two more raf typhoonjets.kraine, nato's presence in eastern europe has been utterly transformed by this war. paul adams, bbc news. i'm joined now by ukrainian mp, inna sovsun. thank you forjoining us. firstly, your reaction to this attack on the railway station in kramatorsk. {iii railway station in kramatorsk. of course, we are in shock. 50 people died, what we know as of right now, and 100 more are in hospital, severely wounded. many of them have their hands or legs blown off so we expect the number could be bigger. four victims are children. and we are still learning about the exact number of victims. we know for sure that the russians were specifically targeting this railway station. they knew people were trying to evacuate. we did hear some news on social media saying that for those that we care about, please do not use the railway tomorrow, it wouldn't be safe, so they were planning this attack. and they specifically targeted an area where 4000 people were trying to run away from them. that is considered

the defence secretary, ben wallace, in romania today, offering two more raf typhoon jets.nato's presence in eastern europe has been utterly transformed by this war. paul adams, bbc news. during the war, the chernobyl former nuclear power site was occupied by russian troops but is now back in ukrainian hands. there were concerns the plant may have been damaged in fighting. 0ur correspondent yogita limaye is one of the first journalists to reach the site, north of the capital kyiv, since russian forces left. access to chornobyl has onlyjust opened up on an off—road track. the bridge to it was destroyed to stop the russian advance. this is the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster, among the first parts of ukraine to be captured when russia invaded. "they surrounded us with tanks and there were aircraft flying "overhead", security officer petro says. russian forces broke into monitoring and control stations. electricity was cut off for a few days — a major threat. translation: we store nuclear waste. _ if we'd lost power, it would have been catastrophic. radioactive mate

ben wallace, like many other members of the british cabinet, is on the russian sanctions list the othereen for a century. with regard to the 287 deputies of the chamber of society, the chairman of the inter-party group on russia, deputy chris bryant, expressed dissatisfaction by sending an offended letter to the russian ambassador in london. i want to make it clear that none of the people you sanctioned.

discussed new types of weapons that the british forces have recently tested, british defense secretary ben wallacevisited the nato air base in romania, promising that the royal air force will increase the number of combat aircraft stationed there from 4:00 to 6. the uk is firmly committed to support of ukraine we want to be sure that those who are provided with everything necessary for self-defense are now expected from the german chancellor that he will send modern tanks to ukraine, this idea to scholz, his colleagues in the collection cabinet, the vice-chancellor, the habag and the minister of foreign affairs threw it. berg writes about this publication , according to the newspaper, the final decision has not yet been made due to the fact that in berlin they want to agree on a common strategy for the supply of weapons by nato allies, questions about military assistance from germany were asked today in london, but scholz was clearly preferring to be cautious. reichender important to talk about the need for a truce in ukraine remember what result we want to achieve, and we want to achieve an immed

well, uh, they just brought me information from ria novosti, british secretary of defense to ben wallacettention, some of our missiles are now under water and our brave royal navy soldiers are ready to release nuclear weapons. if they have to defend this kingdom. and it is extremely important for nato that vladimir putin does not forget this, he stressed that the nuclear alliance of great britain, france, the united states, and also possess nuclear weapons.

states have already agreed to supply weapons to ukraine, according to british defense minister ben wallace, the united kingdom, of course, is in the forefront. look , they’ll fire you, even changed the design of your twitter page, posted a picture with ukrainian militants posing with english ones ufo portable anti-tank guided missiles, in fact, it looks like a mockery of kiev command albion sent army second-hand. or, to be more precise, second-hand. well, in the sense of a hat, old vsu, in the near future they will receive 84.000 war paints that were already in use, they remove military disguise from them, check the inside for suitability, and also now. pay attention to the german veld fantasizes about how kamikaze drones they are called switch blade destroy ours with you russian technology, in particular rszo attention. they lie in wait in cover over the area of ​​​​combat operations, and at the decisive moment they are caught by surprise and rush at their targets with deadly accuracy by blocking ammunition or kamikaze drones. it is a low-cost, disposable alternative to the 21st century w

earlier the defence secretary ben wallace talked about the long hours, the some say yes, it is. to describe an incident where she says she was a senior labour mp, a member of the shadow cabinet had told her she was a vote winner because women wanted to be her friend winner because women wanted to be herfriend and men winner because women wanted to be her friend and men wanted to sleep with her, although we are told the language used was stronger. sir keir starmer said he was deeply concerned to hear this, he wants to get to the bottom of that. the attorney general has been speaking about this today as well. she said she didn't think there was a pervasive culture but she was critical of what she described as a small minority of male mps and she did stress she was talking about male mps who she said were out of order and behaved like animals. the prime minister's spokesman said there was a lot to do to improve the culture in parliament and some of the recent reports shocking. he didn't report comment on reports of that mp watching pornography in the commons, that should be referre

the defence secretary, ben wallace, in romania today, offering two more raf typhoonjets.n ukraine, nato's presence in eastern europe has been utterly transformed by this war. paul adams, bbc news. earlier this week, my colleague clive myrie spoke to the ukrainian prime minister, denys shmyhal. he first asked about the killing of civilians in the town of bucha. it was something terrible, absolutely terrible, and i can't even imagine that these crimes, this terrible thing can happen in the 21st century in my country near kyiv, 16—20 km from here. it's just terrible feeling inside. and now it's a game changer for all over the world, fair absolutely i think every person who will see those photos, those video pictures will change the minds and thinking and understanding russia's crimes here in ukraine. did you expect that kind of thing to happen? absolutely not. even after the invasion? before the war and even after the invasion, it was absolutely impossible to imagine such kinds of crimes which violte humankind, i can't even imagine this. terrible things. they raped children,

the uk agreed on the supply of a new batch of weapons for ukraine, at least ben wallace reported this, according to the minister of defense of the kingdom, london or the allies agreed on the supply of artillery, long -range and armored vehicles not tanks, wallace and hinted that this is not the end. and more lethal aid will be sent to ukraine especially, a number of countries have come forward either with new proposals or with promises of big money and the united states is obviously in the forefront of all this and everything. this is to ensure that the president of ukraine does not agree to a settlement. the times writes that first ukraine must achieve the best militarily starting positions for negotiations building, citing a high-ranking official from the british government. the legendary soviet submarine leninsky komsomol is being restored in kronshtat - this is our first nuclear submarine. she was written off back in the nineties and that's it. it 's boat time. it just collapsed. now it will take pride of place and become the central exhibit museum of naval glory alexei korepanov

and i would like to make one more statement from great britain : defense minister ben wallace said that right to attack the territory of russia and such actions will be regarded by london as a completely legitimate response to russian military aggression, well, this is actually the case. it seems to me a green light that the u.s. armed forces could. the world should support us because at the beginning of the war, many experts spoke even to the experts, many ordinary people asked why we do not attack the territory of russia, why we do not retaliate, and there were opinions that the western world would be away from us did not turn away now, as they say, blanche is in our arms and we can feel freer, absolutely , this is also the transformation that took place at the beginning of the war, when it is not necessary. when the understanding came that it is not necessary to simply defend and save. an attack may take place. we certainly do not claim about bryansk or belgorod. but i think that the position would be if now again from the territory of belarus rockets started to be launched from the

that's why ben wallace, so to speak, playing such political ping-pong with his deputy hippie, he u mentioned the possible use of nuclear weapons by the country of great britain uh. these guys think that they are very cunning, although, in fact, we are talking about simple things, as soon as nazi weapons enter the territory of ukraine, in fact, nato takes part in this magazine conflict. we have been there for a long time , we have been doing hard work, we are making a note, the second. uh, you have probably noticed that the british are very strongly pushing the fact that a foreign mercenary who is on the territory of ukraine should be considered ukrainian soldiers supposedly. they have all-ukrainian passports. they serve the armed forces of ukraine and so on. no, they say, our military leadership. on him. this mercenaries are foreigners, we will treat them, as it applies to mercenaries with all the ensuing consequences and in fact. this is a very serious statement, and it must be made. at we, unfortunately, are now in the course of a special military operation. it has become obvious that nato