while elsewhere there was a big upset for our berg against when you on berlin. it was on yon's 1st game with their creative mastermind max closer, who transferred during the winter break and outs berg took full advantage. they went into the lead in the 1st half. then under a ham, scored a long shot for the home side. after the break to seal a 2, nell went and gave out berg 3 big points in the relegation. but let's take a look at all the results so far on much day 21. as we saw, byron edged past lifecycle elsewhere out burg beat on your berlin frankfurt, edged out a wind over stuttgart. lila felt i am glad back drew mine's beat. hoffen time on fryeburg lost in cologne. on friday, had to berlin, drew with bolton on sunday, dormant play labor, cousin and valves. ferg take on foot. here's a reminder off the top story. we're following for you. a morocco. the boy who fell into a well nearly 5 days ago has died before rescuers could pull him act. emergency personnel had been trying to free 5 year old ryan from the narrow shaft, in the hope that he was still alive. the

i think clearly mark sucker berg thought it was the right time. you know, there's never a good time to deliver bad news to the market, at least if you want your stock to continue to climb. so there's a little bit of a do i want to take my medicine now? and the point, i mean, mark is dr. berg is 100 percent in charge of facebook. he does have a board of directors. he does have shareholders that he have the answer to, but he controls the company and he can make whatever betsy wants to. and i suspect they had plenty of internal debate about how aggressively do we go after this. and when do we take our lumps in the marketplace? probably his biggest concern is the employee base, right? because they, they compensate like all tech companies, they compensate their employees with stock option. and when the stock is going down, especially by as much of the did, you're going to have some real employee retention challenges. so that is a very real problem. i'm sure he's not happy about it, but i doubt he's even remotely deterred by these. these kind of headwin

well elsewhere, there was a big upset for our berg against union berlin. it was on yon's 1st game with their creative mastermind, max cruiser, who transferred during the winter break and outbreak, took full advantage. they went ahead in the 1st half, then andre hands scored a long shot for the home side after the break to seal a to nail when and gave outbreak 3 big points in the relegation. well, let's take a look at all the results so far, unmatched a 21 and as we saw it, byron edge, past leipzig and iceberg beat on yom berlin. elsewhere. frankfurt got the better of stuttgart bailiff, as i'm glad. back through mine speech. galvan i'm and fryeburg lost in cologne. on friday, had a berlin, true with bone, and on sunday dormant play labor cousin and valves berg take on foot. well, here's a reminder off the top story. we're following for you. the moroccan boy who fell into a well 4 days ago has died before rescuers could get to him. emergency personnel have been trying to free 5 year old ryan from the narrow shaft in the hope that he was still alive. the effo

as we saw there by an edged pass lapse ation ounce berg bait any on berlin. elsewhere, frank set got the better of stuttgart feel. a felt and glad back drew mine's bait. hoffen heim and fryeburg lost in cologne. on friday had to bel entry with bonham and on sunday don't men play labor, cousin and vall spec take on fat. the world renowned at german artis gearhart, they stirred turns 19 next week his marking the milestone with a homecoming exhibition, the east german city of dresden, where he was born and trained and which he fled during the cold war is celebrating rich as work. it's a home coming of sorts just days before gary had wished us 90th birthday this self portrait online from new york's museum of modern art forms the centerpiece of this very personal exhibition, curated by the artist himself. it features works of personal importance. portraits of his family and ones with ties to his old home town dressed in. only the sledge, howard the trustees, putting us in his enduring connection to dress and mean a lot to us, had it for expense wound up ha leash. there was born in dressed

as we saw, byron edged past leipzig and ouch, berg beat, union berlin, elsewhere frankfort. got the better of stuttgart. beulah felt, and glad back drew mind speed hoffman. i'm and fryeburg lost in clone on friday, had a brilliant drew with bull home on sunday dormant, clever cousin and valves berg take on foot. well, here's a reminder of the top story. we're following for you, the moroccan boy who fell into a well 5 days ago died before rescuers could pull him out. emergency personnel had been trying to free 5 year old ryan from the narrow shaft in the hope that he was still alive. the effort was tracked to life by viewers in morocco and around the globe. that's your news update this our up next is our show sports life with a look at why a world called every 2 years instead of 4 could rec, at the football world, there's plenty more for you on our website. that's d, w dot com. and you can follow us on our social media accounts. i pop up for the least important for me and the team here. thanks for watching. see at the top of the next hour take care. ah with.

here is the insult and berg use the phrase, new normal that this is the new normal for europe. what his viewpoint, what is potent, think of that? well, i think what you would say that's what we've been wanting you for many, many years of us. there are problems we want to kind of do with them. you can just brush our concerns aside. and now you haven't listen to us now. you can after with this new normal. and so 1st williams concerned, i've been investing a lot of money into the army navy and so forth. busy and also been willing to use them and have you having use them already. i. he is more happy with this new norm than, than the europeans. i think you can brush, arrives them into an engaging with russia on things which are important to russia. and we have to resubmit it also. i think it's not so far, which is concerned not, not saying it's it's, it's a good thing, but i think from what point of view, most cool, they're happy with the country. so we know now that nato is considering these new battle groups in southeastern europe, in response to russian military build up. of cour

as russian troops advanced nato champions, stilton berg says the alliance will send rapid responds forces to boost its eastern flag ah, on the coff relish, welcome to the show. russian forces are pressing in closer to ukraine's capital peeve. the mayor says several loud explosions have been heard across the city and military vehicles are positioned in key areas to guard against approaching troops. the government says it has handed out thousands of guns and is urging ordinary citizens to resist. so far, at least $137.00 ukrainian soldiers and civilians have been killed. the un says at least $50000.00 ukrainians, have fled the country. the northern outskirts of give the front lines in the russian assault on ukraine's capital. volunteers have taken up arms to defend the city, but without heavy defensive weapons, there's only so much they can do. it's not enough and a lot of school full helicopter is not enough and not, not a full full bath pioneer. this is something thought outnumbered and outgunned, but refusing to quit ukraine's cabinet sent a message of encouragement on social media. lava

from berlin, nato's new actions to deter russia from invading ukraine. secretary general young fulton berg says the alliance is moving more troops into eastern europe and claims that satellite images prove russia hasn't pulled his forces back from ukraine's border. also coming up, we're turning to normal. germany's federal and state leaders agree on a plan to lift most cove at 19 restrictions by march 20th, andrew and doug maker biotech and bills a low well factory for m r and a vaccines. it's aimed at reducing huge disparities and access to vaccines in africa. ah, well, all right, thank you so much for joining us. rochelle is not, we're drawing troops from ukraine's border according to the head of nato, who and he has the satellite images to prove russia is actually moving critical military units closer to the area. yes, sort, bird moments ago said the nato alliance is now looking to potentially strengthen its eastern flank warning that the russian threat has become the new normal in europe. suttonberg spoke to reporters after a meeting of later defense ministers affirmed their commitment

well, it's an ongoing news conference and the install and berg, nato. one more thing, i just want to add into the mix before we speak to a, our russian affairs expert is going to join us from london. and that's that the price of oil energy is a very big part of this whole conflict of is the, a lot of energy comes out of russia. there was an upstream to, to talk about as well. i've just checked the oil markets at bloomberg and hopefully we can just show you this here on the i pad our line. i'll highlight this line here . brent crude are it said a nearly a $105.00 a barrel. it's gone up nearly 8 percent in just the last few hours. that is the kind of thing which will make the rest of the world. i think really sit up and notice at when gas prices and oil prices start going up that much and it feeds on maybe even at the petrol pump. just another thing to add in, i think, to the narrative to day now anime ativa is who i want to bring in our russian affairs expert. joining us from london, we thank you for your time and your patience. i was, we heard from yen

let's talk as well do sanchia berg at paddington station.disruption.— talking about disruption. that's ri . ht. the talking about disruption. that's right. the boards _ talking about disruption. that's right. the boards here - talking about disruption. that's right. the boards here really i talking about disruption. that's. right. the boards here really tell the story of the storm's approach. when i arrived this morning, there were no trains to wales, trains to the west of england were delayed. as they were cancelled, as a day continued, and currently those boards are completely empty. as you can hear, we are getting announcements all the time. there are going to be no trains out of paddington for the next four hours because lines have come down. that level of disruption is repeated as of the next four hours because lines have come down. that level of disruption is repeated as other mainline stations, south—eastern services, are being suspended, south—western as well and many other forms of transport. air travel is disrupted, otherforms of f

sanchia berg, bbc news.tives have insisted that the majority of their party's mps support the prime minister. it comes as another conservative politician called for borisjohnson to resign — former schools minister nick gibb is the latest to submit a letter of no confidence in the row over parties held at number 10 during lockdown. 0ur political correspondent helen catt is here. what has nick gibb said? this is nick gibb, _ what has nick gibb said? this is nick gibb, former— what has nick gibb said? this is nick gibb, former schools - what has nick gibb said? this is . nick gibb, former schools minister, said under david cameron, theresa may and then borisjohnson until he was sacked in the reshuffle last year. he has been writing in the daily telegraph this morning, there are a couple of significant things about this. first, he is not what you would call a westminster firebrand so i think his intervention is significant. the language he has used in this article is quite strong. he talked about it having been

hello jeanette winterson. jeanine berg as the resident expert on this subject at the ilo, who speaks to us through skype. with globalization, you can see where it is kind of a global leader for us. here it is. the next step is really the, the service industry that can break up work into kind of very short little 16 tasks . no damage issue to workers all over the world to compete for the job. do the job. and the price of the wages are jared down, because it is globally respite, and the technology has, has this to retain. se better the other, the main advantage. jenny berg wrote a report calculating that micro workers earn on average $3.31 an hour without any rights and return workers. extreme vulnerability is the key to lucas b walls business model. after months of investigations, we found this video from 2010 that sums up his view of the labor force before the internet. it'll be really difficult to find someone. sit him down for 10 minutes and get them to work for you and then fire them after this 10 minutes. but when technology can actually find them, pay them a tiny amount of money

nato's secretary generally installed berg said russia will be a hard price if they invade crane -- if they invade ukraine again. he says he sees no signs of rough retreating. the common scheme at a >> good morning. nato defense ministers will meet today and tomorrow, facing critical challenges for the european security. we have heard signs from moscow about the president committing to dip a medic efforts, and so far, we have not seen any de-escalation of the ground or the country as russia continues its military buildup. we are not receiving any response to our written document or written proposals that we sent to russia on the sixth of january, outlining that we are ready to sit down. to discuss to find a political path forward. we will continue to convey -- we are ready to sit down, and discuss with them. at the same time, we are prepared for the worst. if russia once again invades the ukraine, they will pay high price. and we will continue to expose them to make it hard for them to conduct aggressive actions against the ukraine. we believe that russia holds engaged in meaningful di

normal nato announced plans to create new battle groups and it's eastern european members. stoughton berg spoke to reporters after a meeting of later defense ministers in which they affirmed their commitment to members in eastern europe. alice, welcome all diplomatic efforts on there are signs from moscow that the diplomacy should continue. but so far, we do not see any sign of the escalation on the ground, no withdrawals of troops or equipment. this may, of course change. however, what we see to day is that russia maintain some massive invasion force ready to attacked. that was native head un stoughton burg. speaking earlier today, ukrainian president vladimir zalinski to day urged his fellow citizens to come together in solidarity as millions continue to endure the threat of a russian invasion in a day of unity address. he, val, that ukraine will fight back against any russian attack, has show of national pride. as russian troops remain on the border. the ukranian president called for a day of unity, encouraging people to come together. alone. we are all united by all wish to live, to l

terry, what did he in stoughton berg have to say about nato troop deployment to the eastern part of the alliance? what secretary general soldier berg was describing, there is something that's happening for the 1st time in nato history today. and that is that some of the elements of the rapid response force, these are the, the troops that have been ready to respond to any emergency most quickly. are now going to be deployed to the eastern flank. he did not give us any idea about exactly how many troops that would be where they'd be going or where they'd be taken from. but suffice to say that their job is to move there quickly. so i would expect we'll be seeing some movements in the next several days. and now these trips have been used in the past for things like helping protect the olympics, being used in natural disasters. but this is the 1st time they're going to be used for their real original purpose, and that is to be used in collective defense to shore up the, the reassurance and deterrence on the eastern flank of nato territory. he also spoke about a new normal for european securi

secretary general stilton berg explained it. like this. he said, even if you could deescalate the current very high pitch of tension. now that we know that russia can and will some, in this massive show of power and will use it to threaten neighbors and will use it to back up ultimatums. you can't ever going back to, to feeling as secure as you did before this situation arose. and that's beside the physical point that when russia says it moves troops around, it often leaves the heavy weaponry and the sort of combat infrastructure in place. so just moving troops back to their garrison's does not give you security. it simply is, is a show which in fact, nato isn't even seeing at this point despite their russian defense ministries claims. so i think this stilton berg said this is something that we're going to have to live with, but it was also a message to the kremlin that your going to have to live with the consequences of this, this build up on nato territory that you didn't want that's a consequence of your actions, and that's not going an

at the end of september, critics say his next appointment could weaken the banks. independence stop berg has previously served isn't always prime minister and finance minister. people in germany have observed a minute of silence for 2 police officers shot dead during a traffic stop. the officers were killed on monday in the western town of carousal, after finding 2 men with poached animals in a vehicle. the suspects already known to police, were arrested hours later by the british prime minister boris johnson has lost a 5th key aid as his popularity plummets over a slew of controversial lock down parties. johnson's chief of staff, private secretary and communications direct to have all resigned policy unit chief mentor emerged. so also quite over comments johnson made on monday attacking opposition. labor late a kiss. donna police in columbia have arrested 5 people after a large hall of cocaine was found hidden inside an ambulance police search the vehicle after the driver climbed. he was transporting a cove at 19 patient to hospital, but couldn't name the facilities location. some 60 pa

the press briefing by the nato secretary general again, stolen berg are. we know that nato head, of course, held that special ed meeting to discuss a ukraine and the language that the secretary general at used in, in briefing the press was, is pretty much what we've been hearing. i throughout this the situation. he, he, he basically say that moscow had moved from covered efforts to destabilize ukraine to overt a military action. or he again condemned or, or rather commended ukraine, r for it's restrained, in not responding to what he says was rushes repeated provocations. and he said that nato stood ready to defend its allies and protect its allies from russian aggression. of course, ukraine is not a native member. so what we can interpret from that is obviously a countries like are those on the baltic states or for example would be receiving additional supports. and he talked about the fact that some 100 jets were at high, a little alert fighter jets, 100 plus ships, were also on the stand by to defend our nato allies. of course, those are, those would be

paul was nato secretary general jones has stolen berg speaking bear. and joining us now right from the nato headquarters in brussels, is our correspondent and new expert. terry schultz. terry, what can we expect from the virtual summit that's taking place today? well, the most important signal coming from this summit is that there is trans atlantic unity against what rushes doing. nato is where the united states comes to stand beside its european allies. and that's a really important point to make, especially as you mentioned with the u. s. sending reinforcements of troops to, to reinforce the allies there along the russian and belarus and ukrainian borders. so this is a really important signal to send to the kremlin, although all these words, of course, we're not enough of a deterrent for vladimir putin and the nato troops that have been sent to support the security of nato members in eastern europe. were these troops sent to stay for a longer period of time? well, initially what's called the enhanced forward presence, and that's in the baltic states.

this goes to mr. stoughton berg. i'm quoting, how can the west counter in the realm of informational measures? what seems to be russian falls flag operations in don verse to expose what they do and that's exactly what to have done. oh, because we have been very open, transparent, or on the information. we have received intelligence on all the types of information a, both about their russian military buildup and it is, as was said, this actually started sir. ah, has several months ago this fall. and we all did, den warned both that we saw a build up going, taking place, but also of the plans of further building up. and what we predicted back then has actually happened a 2nd. we're also been very, a transparent alma, the attempts by russia to create a pretext, or to create a situation that they will use as an excuse for attacking ukraine and we have seen some of them. so seen song song oh and that a dangerous situations and also what we see it taking place now just adds to that picture of a concern that 3rd, they are t

the n stilton berg has been holding a news conference on the upcoming meeting of the alliances defense ministers. he claims moscow is still ready to carry out an attack. stilson berg has stated that nato needs to see the withdrawal of russian forces, including heavy equipment. the kremlin says, that's exactly what's happening. russia has said it is returning some troops to that, to, to bases after military exercises, who completed are you saying, then this isn't true or that you're not seeing any kind of change on the ground. so what we need to see is a significant on during a withdrawal of forces troops, ne, the heavy equipment. so far we have not seen and the d escalation on the ground. not seen any signs of reduced or russian mil purposes. so on the borders of the ukraine, russia has amassed a fighting force in their under crane. everything is now in place for and you attacked that was no invasion, no food of kiev, no aerial bombardment, those tens of thousands of troops, so apparently aggressive just because they were conducting drills on their own territory. are going home. but st

but the made her chief against dalton berg says satellite images confirm russia has not reduced troops on ukraine's border. he announced at the alliance will look at establishing new combat ready groups to strengthen its east and flank. meanwhile, ukraine has held a day of national unity following us reports, which suggested a brush might attack on wednesday night. barker begins our coverage now from brussels, where nato leaders have been discussing the crisis. fis bump diplomacy as defense chief some nato countries including the u. s. and germany arrive at alliance headquarters to strengthen their stance on russia and pull over the latest intelligence. and this is what they've been looking at. a russian defense ministry video claiming to show a partial pullback of forces from near ukraine. the kremlin says combat equipment and troops were leaving the crimean peninsula. seas from cave in 2014 and returning to base. but nato secretary general was quick to dismiss any talk of the escalation of tensions. we have heard the signs from moscow about our readiness to continue diplomatic effort

i guess terry gibson says, go berg. what she said is actually in accordance with the atl definition. i think it's very hypocritical when you change it now, but there's not a so call people call us a, a point out there and for the ceo to come out and make a statement against a goal, which was she was wrong, but she's currently on. well, with the 80 piece and they should go back and do some soul searching them separately on and make a statement of what she said because she's got no, i will not be sure either today. thanks for joining me this morning. this is starting to ah, and i make no borders line to nationalities and you face as a merge. we don't have a charity. we don't have a vaccine. the whole world leads to take action to be ready. people are judge, you know. 2 common crisis with we can do better, we should be doing better. every one is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great, the response has been massive. so many good people are helping

how i lied not to brussels, where the nature secretary general yonce dalton berg is speaking and good morning to all of you. and welcome to this meeting of nate thought leaders with the oh, close partners. so finland and sweden on the european union, russia hasa, chartered peace on the european continent. what we have warned against for months has come to pulse. despite all our efforts to find the diplomatic solution. moscow bears sole responsibility for the deliberate, cold blooded and long planned invasion. we condemn rushes, aggressions in the strongest possible terms on call on russia to immediately cease its military action. we stand with the brave people of ukraine. we fully support ukraine's sovereignty answered a total integrity. it's right of self defense, and it's right to choose his own path. and this ends the public part of the meeting . so then i also me dark to leave the room and we continue in just a 2nd. so just been here is there from now yen stalsen burke been it's her secretary general, quite a brief statement from him, but we're to writing their support for the ukr

he claims moscow is still ready to carry out on attack. stilson berg also stated that natal needs to see the withdrawal. all russian forces including heavy equipment, the pregnancy is not exactly what's happening. russia has said it is returning some troops today to, to bases after military exercises, who completed are you saying, then this isn't true or that you're not seeing any kind of change on the ground. so what you need to see is a significant on, during which all of forces troops are not least heavy equipment. so far we have not seen and the d escalation on the ground not seen any signs of reduced russian military persons on the borders of the ukraine. russia has amassed a fighting force in the wrong crane. everything is now in place for and you attacked that was no invasion, no food of kiev, no aerial bombardment. those tens of thousands of troops, apparently aggressive, just because they were conducting drills on their own territory. on going home, but still it's not enough. it makes you think of that for not d escalation for me to them. what is maybe it would just prefer i

and there's no evidence of a pull back despite moscow's claims. nato secretary general jen stoughton berg says, the alliance will now look at boosting its forces in central and eastern europe from brussels. ne voc begins our coverage fis bumper diplomacy as defense chiefs of nato countries, including the u. s. and germany arrive the lines headquarters to strengthen their stance on russia and pour over the latest intelligence. and this is what they've been looking at. a russian defense ministry video claiming to show a partial pull back of forces from near ukraine. the kremlin says combat equipment and treats were leaving the crimea inflow seas from kia in 2014 and returning to base. but nato secretary general was quick to dismiss. any talk de escalation of tensions. we do not see any sign of the escalation on the ground, nor withdrawals of troops or equipment. this may of course change. however, what we see to day is that russia maintains a massive invasion force ready to attacked with high end capabilities from crimea to but are us strong words to from european union chiefs in strasburg,

i think there are really, really stern words and reading gloomy projection form their yen stilton berg about the future. european, secure security that he said was in crisis because we face a situation now where russia has amassed the largest sir. group of armed forces in eastern europe since the cold war. and it's a dangerous predicament for the nato alliance to be in. do they allow this to happen, or do they reconfigure how they go about? so bolstering security in that part of the world as well. so you're right. they did mention possibility of setting up a new battle group in romania. there are 4 in existence at the moment. 3 in the baltic states and one in poland. they're already around 900 troops in romania, but we're talking about is potentially ramping up that number to several 1000. and it being under the auspices of the french or military to essentially control those serve those trips that are potentially based there. but there is the risk, of course, that in doing that they did antagonize is russia. and that only leads to vladimir putin bay route, able to continue to spin nato

so i think stilton berg was also warning the kremlin. this is the normal. you have created the opposite of what you said. you wanted, but here we are. yeah, here we are. and i'm wondering how concerned is nato, which is a defense of alliance. how concerned is it that this build up will be seen by moscow? is yet another threat to russian security? well, brand, every one knows the kremlin playbook by now, i can virtually guarantee that it will say that these new deployments in romania and other eastern european countries are yet more proof that nato is fermenting aggression against russia. of course, that is not the case. and nato will repeat this over and over. there were none of these enhance forward presence. battalions in the baltic states in poland before 2014, when russia went in and a legally annexed part of ukraine, the crimea region. so all of these build ups by nato have been at because of moscow's actions and the ones that will be heading now to other eastern european countries are the same. but you can guarantee that moscow will definitely play it

but so jen, so berg talk and tough forest. johnson said there's still time to talk. who do we believe? well, i think there is time to talk what moscow is as pushing and which the united states in particular, refuses to acknowledge and to uphold is compelling ukraine and to live up to it what it signed in terms of the mens one immense 2 agreements, number one but number 2, they, they made a when they became a nation state back in 1990. they pledged not alignment. not about nato, it's only belonging than they belong to nato. they put their constitution after the co occurred back in 2017. i think if, if ukraine can declare that it's that it's not aligned, i think that that will help to offset a lot. we didn't occur. we got president landscape today asking nato for security guarantees for money and more equipment that way. so it looks like that's not the way it's going into the current leadership way. it's not. unfortunately, it's not. that's what's going to jack up even more concerns. because one of the stipulations of moscow is that we're put the united states and nato

but listening to the secretary general stall them berg the to day. that of nato, that no, there is no such pulling back and there is no such destination. and that's how i find quite pity at betty and pitiful, i should say on both parts on the part of the russians and the americans and, and stockton morgan, that way, he is really more of a scandinavian face to american policy and nato. it's pitiful because it sounds like it's the entire things being manufactured. and in fact, if you listen to some of the reports or from a jazz here on elsewhere, does the people in ukraine and elsewhere, not actually convinced. they feel that this is all being manufactured, manufactured, but terribly serious. we are talking about 2 superpowers nuclear powers with thousands and thousands on warheads. and i mean by that, russia and the united states going got to loggerhead one against the other in europe deploying forces in an, in an unprecedented way, the last decade or 2. and this could have unintended consequences if there is, by one way or another, some sort of an at

i think pre zocker berg, the issue is he said a lot of things about this is my vision. this is personally how i think human being should connect. this is why we're building met this way. and people look at the way that he interacts with people and how awkward he is. and they laugh at him cuz they say this is kind of ridiculous to have you being the person who dictates how the future of humanity should connect. i think truly what's going to happen is you're going to need to see applica ations, not the hardware, not the software, but applications that appeal to younger audiences come into play. and none of that has happened yet. that remains to be seen. you know, it's kind of hardcore gamers and exercise fans right now on the we're still in very, very early gentlemen. taina presence in the market. a company such as facebook in the past was aggressively trying to copy paste strategies of different competitors buying them. but that won't be possible any time. so in the near future, i don't think that any regulates a, in the world would be just saying, you know what, you can

sanchia berg reports. the online world can seem like a lawless space. it — is expected before parliament soon. tech companies had already been told they'd face fines of up to 10% of turnover if they didn't take down child abuse material and terrorism content. now that will apply to drugs and arms dealing, encouraging suicide, fraud, and revenge porn. the government says it will be able to bring the full weight of the law against people using the internet as a weapon to ruin other people's lives. those who send threatening messages — like the racist abuse of england's footballers last year — will face prosecution, as will people at the companies themselves. the organisations will have to name individuals who will be responsible within those organisations for complying with the legislation. if they continue to flout that legislation, those named individuals will be responsible and could face up to five years' imprisonment. labour's welcomed the bill, but warns it may not be enough. the whole point here is that we are really going to have a regulator in 0f

and the automatic renovation places are still occupied by foot and stood guard while vaults berg move up in to 12th after their 1st victory since early november. well, here's a quick reminder of the top story. we're following with german chancellor, olaf sholtes had to washington dc for talks with us president joe biden talks, we'll address the threat of a russian invasion of ukraine. meanwhile, u. s. troops are arriving in poland to strengthen nato's presence in eastern europe . i made the ukraine crisis. well, that's your news update. this are up next world stories looks at how former pope benedict is under pressure over sexual sexual abuse in the catholic church for me in the team here. but in take your seats top nexstar. ah, these places in europe are smashing all the records step into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of you up to record breaking sites on your back, youtube and now also in book form for the battle against cove it the only common variant is putting healthcare systems around the world to the test. vaccination campaigns

sanchia berg, bbc news.mas who's daughter, frankie took her own life in 2018 after accessing inappropriate content, online. judy, thanks so much forjoining us. we really appreciate it. do tell us about your daughter please. frankie had secial about your daughter please. frankie had special needs. _ about your daughter please. frankie had special needs. she _ about your daughter please. frankie had special needs. she had - about your daughter please. frankie had special needs. she had a - had special needs. she had a diagnosis at the age of five of high functioning autism so i was her carer 21w. functioning autism so i was her carer24/7. forthat functioning autism so i was her carer 21w. for that reason, she had no access to any computer at home. she didn't have a computer and i was were password protected. we also tracked her phone. in 2018, dropped september the 25th, i collected her from school, brought her home. she was at a special school. and we had a bit of time before i took a vow to her music lesson

the alliances secretary general again, stoughton berg has described it as the most dangerous moment in a generation. he said, russia has not stopped planning for a full scale invasion of ukraine and warned, against ongoing provocations in the east of the country. the sultan burg added that nato would continue to provide ukraine with strong political support. this is the crisis created by russia alone. we commend ukraine for its restraint in not responding to russia's repeat, the publications, we stand in solid, either with the ukrainian people on its government. allies are united in their full support for ukraine's sovereignty on 3rd, eternal integrity within its and nationally recognized borders. russia's actions have brought a flood of condemnation from western leaders. the strongest european retaliation at this stage is germany's decision to halt the key nord stream to gas pipeline. this should bring russian gas for europe, but still needs to go ahead from german regulators. chancellor, olaf shulte says the project is now suspended indefinitely. german chancellor shots on his way to

other end, the automatic relegation places are still occupied by foot and stood guard while valves berg move up into 12th after their 1st victory. since early november. now a curious twinkle in the night sky that has social media, social media, world buzzing, take a look, multiple bright lights shooting across the sky above. cabo san lucas in mexico's baja, california where people shared videos and their theories at what the lights could be. some believe they saw a falling meteor right or space debris. what so far it's origin is unknown. oh, here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. german chancellor, olaf shouts heads to washington dc for talks with us president joe biden. tolts will address the threat of a russian invasion of ukraine. meanwhile, u. s. troops arriving in poland to strengthen nato's presence in eastern europe amid the ukraine crisis. that's your news update this our up next is doc film, which is taking a look at the biggest tax heist in german history. and of course, there's plenty more for you on our website, d, w dot com. or you can follow us on our

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we heard him being referred to by name, by, in charlotte in berg. but the one thing that stands out here is that at some point there will be a quiet little voice in the mindset of the nato leaders, the nato prime minister's presidents. and that sort of thing, which is at what point they prepare to say, okay, no more. and at what point are they worried about the prospect of what they do being perceived adversely in the kremlin, and that adding and fueling the flame as to what's going on right now. so they're having to player a, a careful game as it were. reassure nature member states, support ukraine, condemn russia. but try to do it in a way that is not escalator re, which you clearly is very difficult given the scenes we've been seeing are and the german chancellor love shall speaking a little bit earlier. i mean, he was heavily involved, sar, or is it last week i'm losing track of time now where he went and visited both presidents and what's he had to say? yeah, well mr. shots is being particularly active. there were some people a few weeks ago we

the secretary general of nato against dalton berg visited the block c port of constantia in romania. as a 1000 us troops arrived at the military base there. we continued to reinforce our eastern flank with more ships with more plains, with more troops. and we also ready to quickly reinforce if needed to increase the nato response force on we can deploy more forces on short notice if needed. well let's look at the big picture with alexi melnick, who's co director of foreign relations and international security programs with the rsm cough center as a think tank based in care. welcome to d. w. do you believe that russia is about to invade you crate or, well, we can, we have different opinions about the both russia, russia in pain or rushes else. but there is, there are certainly such plants and there are. so we started such intentions, but it is going to happen and money is going to happen is a big question. and so what is the end game then? what will success look like for president putin in this conflict? well, it just be the same question like 2 or 3 months ago, i would say that the p

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and so that's what these forces are therefore, and as you heard, secretary general stilton berg says, there are thousands more who would be ready as a rapid response, in case the conflict were to spill into nato's territory. but this is really about trying to convince the kremlin that this is, is, you know, a really bad idea and putting the troops and tanks on these borders are not in high enough numbers that they could actually fight russia. but they're, there is a deterrent. and we have nato member states, so doing a weapons to ukraine, which is to say, is not a nato a member. so given that night, so as a defensive, a large project could explain what's going on. this has been a controversial issue for many years. for a long time, there were not weapons with lethal cover capabilities sent to ukraine. even though it's been under threat since 2014, of course, at a much higher level when, when russia invaded ukraine and took crimea. but the decision was made they did while ukraine wasn't going to have the reassurance of nato coming to its defense as a whole. that allies very much wanted