you are indeed the first question that branson asked. is it possible to restore the airport of the antonov airlines destroyed during the hostilities, that is, the businessman is still probing the ground. well, it’s about time indirectly confirms some business interested in the ex-brenson in ukraine and the head of the faction, a servant of the people, david arakhami, supposedly branson, promised all- round assistance, that is, he expressed a desire, including help, apparently financially, and a freebie from such a businessman. there is no state dumel airfield, in fact it is an antonov company airfield , of course, it is of great interest in terms of infrastructure and those scientific and technical developments that are available directly to the staff. despite the fact that a lot has been lost, there is still a lot of serious interest moreover, the airfield could , by the way, be used for launching in the future. these are the planes that, uh , the versong galaxy company is currently advertising bryantsev, according to experts, really ey

zelensky thanked the businessman and noted branson's visit to ukraine, another reminder that the world and famous people will continue we are supported by the register of oligarchs, now there is a provision on it, hiv for the driver, president volodymyr zelenskyi, the document defines the procedure for forming and maintaining such a register, it was previously approved by the national security and defense council, the sbu detained the general director of a private airline company, who ignored the demands of wartime and did not return 10 rented helicopters, helicopters to the state, he took it 20 years ago and had to return it in the event of the introduction of martial law, because this equipment was supposed to be given to the national guard to perform combat missions instead the head of the airline left it abroad and earned tens of millions of hryvnias renting out helicopters on the territory of west africa. ukrzaliznytsia has increased tariffs for cargo transportation of plants by 70% starting today. the company notes that they took such a step due to financial losses caused by the

branson and his - of richard branson and his groun _ this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the us the constitutional right to an abortion that dates back nearly 50 years. the historicjudgement will transform abortion rights in america with individual states now able to ban or restrict the procedure. in utah, trigger ban laws are ready to be implemented resulting from the supreme court ruling. karrie galloway, the ceo and president of planned parenthood organisationjoined us from utah. we asked how does she, herstaff, and her patients, feel today. well, obviously, devastated. beleaguered for the past six weeks since the trial... the opinion was leaked. it's been a tough day but we've made it through the day. this process in the state is that the ruling from the upper court must be certified. we had a waiting room of women all day long in need of reproductive healthcare and we were able to serve everyone today. it could be certified tonight, it could be certified tomorrow. but we made it through today, serving women. and you are staying positive, of course. but what effect is this h

you are indeed the first question that branson asked.ed during the hostilities, that is, the businessman is still probing the soil. well, it's about time indirectly confirms some business interested in ex-brenson in ukraine and the head of the faction, a servant of the people, david arakhami, they say, branson promised all-round assistance, that is, he expressed a desire, including to help, apparently financially, and a businessman of such tailoring has a freebie. there is no paid airfield gostomel, in fact, this is the airfield of the antonov company, of course, it is of great interest in terms of infrastructure and those scientific and technical developments that are available directly to the staff. despite the fact that much has been lost, but much more is of serious interest moreover, the airfield could , by the way, be used in the future for launch. these are the spacecraft that, uh, the company verson galaxies is currently advertising bryantsev, according to experts, is really eyeing ukrainian aquas. now is the time in february. he

- there was no hiding that sheer elation of richard branson and| there was no hiding that sheer. elationme arunoday mukharji in singapore. 0ur headlines... aid teams are struggling to reach survivors of the the earthquake in afghanistan — in some areas, people say they have no food or shelter. that is our big headline. in the us — the congressional committee investigating the january sixth attack on the us capitol heard on thursday about the pressure former president donald trump placed on the us department ofjustice to overturenjoe biden�*s win. mr trump wanted a different attorney general, who would do his bidding, and investigate voterfraud — even though there was no evidence of any. richard donoghue, a seniorjustice department official, testified how one jeffrey clark tried to convince mr trump he should be attorney general. mr clark even draughted a letter which shocked the other lawyers. isaid, i said, that's right, you are an environmental lawyer, but you go back to her office and we will call you when there is an oil spill. pat laid in at one point, i remember saying, you know, t

there's no hand-heads, i have to go like this i'm going for the branson thing. >> branson's not here.? >> no. >> jim, really quick, we lost the futures, the premarket gains, dow is down at the open >> of course >> although the pain has been plain, six straight weeks of equity inflows another $15 billion last week. even though the outflows from high yield and investment grade -- >> oh, god, the high yield, i hope david gets into the hyg it's not enough to make up for a central bank selling stocks. >> that's the reference yesterday. we don't know if the swiss national bank was selling stocks >> today may be a day when everyone just says, of course it's down, maybe that's a day, watch adobe, watch out >> it is worth discussing the financial markets. they're getting tougher. not a surprise >> of course >> it's not a surprise there are number of deals out there. i know people want to focus on kohl's it's nothing like the '08 period, it's nothing like that you have to pay more for it. >> what's big in the -- >> umm, teva >> telco too >> no. charter. >> really? >> i don't know. >> that's tru

so branson, of course, for himself. eh, this visit arranged.ver, which have no fuselage left wings, yes, uh, and one unfinished model, where there is no wings, but there is a fuselage. and here, most likely. he will probably get it. i suspect, generally free of charge, or for three hryvnias. there, you know, both planes and make yourself save 3.5 billion e dollars on this business and will develop further the space project, and the ukrainians will say too much there, forgive me. i don't mean to offend, but you're very true, because that's the point. our literary classics said it all. uh, remember how to play chess in this same uh, you came with you. here comes the rest says, we will now revive with you all these wonderful wonderful planes you have, these villages you know before we revived it. i’m ready to invest 100 billion there at that stage and the capital will move to bicycles, of course, at the stage when i invest 100 billion, but i need to invest now 10. here, give me 10 now, and then, when i started driving, then here, of course, the ra

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now and ukrainian businessmen not to give up and abandon attempts to create a new business earlier bransonressed support for ukraine, in particular , he said that russia should feel the full force of economic and social isolation due to a full-scale invasion of ukraine well, yesterday ukraine signed a transport visa-free agreement with the countries of the european union. what does this mean? special permits for work in europe and this will speed up the export of ukrainian goods by road, also ukraine and the thais will recognize each other's driver's license for the term of the agreement is a year with the possibility of extension, the agreement itself has already entered into force since yesterday. this is important because, due to the sea blockade, the lion's share of ukrainian cargo is exported by rail and road transport, and now it will be easier to do . i congratulate mr. igor on the political consultations. for some reason, i can't hear you, but i will ask a question. i hope that now we will fix this moment, a big program not only of reconstruction, but also of transformation the ukr

branson for his willingness to participate in the post-war reconstruction of our country and one morent news: 144 ukrainian soldiers from russian captivity, 59 national guard soldiers, 30 naval forces, 28 army officers, 17 border guards, nine security guards, one policeman, the oldest of the released 65 in particular, 95 defenders of azovstal are returning home, the youngest being 19. i am grateful to the main department of development and everyone who worked for this result, but about this later we will do everything to bring everyone home thank you once again to every ukrainian and every ukrainian woman. glory to ukraine. the european court of human rights has approved ukraine's lawsuit against russia for consideration, the press service of the court reports that the aggressor state has been informed . which is a violation of international law. in addition to the complete withdrawal of russian troops, ukraine demands monetary compensation for the victims of the first stage of the invasion of russia, the losses amounted to no less than 80 billion dollars in total , five interstate co

one of the most famous businessmen in the world, richard branson, also visited ukraine.n entrepreneur, he is a visionary, a person who works for progress and better technologies for all mankind. and just now he visited gostomel, where he discussed, in particular, the possibilities of rebuilding the airport and building our dream of the largest airplane in the world, this is a very powerful signal to everyone in the world that ukraine will definitely be enough in this war. i am grateful to mr. branson for his willingness to participate in the post-war reconstruction of our country and one more optimistic and very important news: 144 ukrainian soldiers from russian captivity were returned home 59 national guard soldiers 30 naval forces 28 army 17 border guards 10 teroboronov soldiers, one policeman, the oldest of those released is 65 years old, the youngest is 19, in particular, 95 defenders of azovstal are returning home. i am grateful to the main development department and everyone who worked for this result, but about this later we will do everything to bring home every

from the evil that is happening in their lives, it is very impressive... the revisionist richard bransonnd the founder of the bional in marrakesh wants to see in this war something different flourishing among the ruins, the invaders focus on the destruction of museums, churches about objects of culture, things that distinguish ukrainians from russians, so on the one hand, a destructive force destroys everything in its path, on the other, people resist it with their creativity, culture has never been so vitally important and it is fascinating, for example, how these fragments of russian missiles were hit in lviv this spring in order to destroy infrastructure objects, volunteers and artists decided to paint fragments of deadly weapons and put them on auctions in order to raise money for the needs of the ukrainian army in this way. there are a lot of funds, so today every penny has to be thought of how to attract it, one of the ideas was to draw yuri the snake charmer there, since he is the patron saint of lviv, it is not just some deformed like a piece of metal and you realize that this is

the northern one, from mid-july, the founder of the virgining galaxies company, billionaire richard bransonsited gostomel. he was interested in the antonov airfield and the possibilities of its restoration. the war destroyed the largest ukrainian plane , mrie, which has already set more than 200 world records. foreign businessmen to invest in ukraine right now and ukrainian businessmen not to give up and not to give up trying to create a new business earlier branson already expressed support for ukraine, in particular he said that russia should feel the full force of economic and social isolation due to a full-scale invasion of ukraine well, yesterday ukraine signed a transport visa-free agreement with by the countries of the european union. what does this mean? it means that now ukrainian truckers do not have to obtain special permits to work in europe, and this will speed up the export of ukrainian goods . by motor vehicle, ukraine and the eu will also recognize each other's driver's licenses. the term of the agreement is one year with the possibility of extension. the agreement itself ha

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. >> como dato curioso según los especialistas usualmente la pitón en branson más grande que los machoso se subestime que estás pitón >> algunas pueden andar por encima del agua. >> cabe destacar que la forma en que los expertos están monitoreando este tipo de especies es con dispositivos que tienen ondas radiales. >> es poco probable pero puede darse el caso de conocer reptiles. hay que estar con los ojos bien abiertos >> hace cuatro meses encontraron un huevo de pitón pero era inofensiva porque sospechaban que alguien las tenía de mascota y simplemente la fue a abandonar. >> vamos a otras cosas. con el comienzo de vacunación de niños las autoridades de salud de california realizaron una sesión informativa. debido a las dudas que está generando algunos padres vacunar a sus hijos contra el coronavirus. >> (habla en inglés) >> la pediatra dijo que es normal que todas las vacunas se presentan algunos síntomas otros síntomas son considerados leves. se les recomienda estar en contacto permanente con el pediatra >> se reportó el primer caso probable de pintura del mono así lo confirmó el dep

sessions on which will be focused on environment clean energy, climate, food security and democracy. branson will be on the sidelines of the summit is going to hold bilateral meetings, read some of the leaders of the participating countries. chancellor shows invitation to the brands to more be to jarring. b g 7 summit is part of germany's efforts for the war in from russia, in the backdrop of the war. in yuki india has so far maintained a new dance because of its longstanding strategic partnership and security dies wave to russia is also asked broad end. oh ha, still these and has aggregated dialogue and diplomacy of the german chancellor whose hosting this year's g 7 summit has once again blamed russia for the pain germans are feeling in their pockets saying it's the ukraine conflict causing it will have shawl say, is the issue will be one of the main topics of discussion of somebody's me go slant, rushes through to war against ukraine is also having an impact here. many things we buy have become more expensive food, but especially the price for energy, which we notice when we pay for heati

will be rebuilt, the restoration project is currently being worked out, british billionaire richard bransony to help, the founder of the virgin galactic company said this during a visit to the guest house , the head of the servant faction told of the people of david akhamiya, the future of the second dream will be an updated version of the plane based on modern digital equipment, and the english entrepreneur will also contribute to the reconstruction of the airfield in the kyiv region and also plans to cooperate with ukraine in the space sphere added the army at the end of the next issue don't miss at 10 o'clock read more news on our website espresso.tv a brief summary of the main things on our telegram channel espresso.tv news the most interesting information and video on our youtube channel espresso.tv subscribe to our channel give us likes stay with the ukrainian view of the world my colleague andriy saichuk will continue the live broadcasting of espresso for several artists watch espresso news and programs on air on our channel euro espresso for ukrainian refugees in europe joint airing

today , one of the richest people in the uk , richard branson, the founder of the virgin group conglomeratene today, who had previously become one of the company's celebrity faces in support of the kiev regime, for example, he suggested that europeans drive slower on the roads, as well as turn off heating and air conditioning in order to fight russian oil and gas. well, now, apparently, in order to reinforce the highly phobic attacks, the billionaire decided to personally visit the kiev region, but the truth is that the scope of his interests goes far beyond the purely charitable visit, stanislav herman saw a flying gait surrounded by numerous guides shocking business

. _ there was no hiding the sheer elation ofj richard branson and his crew.east 13 people are killed after a shopping centre in ukraine is hit by a russian missile. president zelensky calls it a brazen terrorist attack. at least three people are dead and many more injured after a train derailed in the us state of missouri. this friday is the 25th anniversary of hong kong to chinese rule. china promised to protect democratic freedoms for 50 years, but new laws introduced in 2020, have effectively silenced all criticism in the territory. bbc panorama has spent the last year with young journalists and protesters as they live through the most turbulent period in hong kong's recent history, facing arrests and prison sentences. danny vincent reports. i don't smoke. ijust hope that in jail, you can use these cigarettes as currency. jennifer is 2a years old and she's preparing for prison. so, i got a pack of this, and i'm trying to see if i can use these as money in jail, but i'm still not sure about that. she was a student in hong kong in 2019 when libyans took to t

. _ there was no hiding the sheer elation ofj richard branson and his crew.h me, arunoday mukharji, in singapore. our headlines once again... a setback for the biden administration as the us supreme court issues a ruling, limiting the government's ability to regulate emissions from power plants. as nato leaders wrap up their summit in madrid, president biden says the united states and its allies will stick with ukraine for as long as it takes. to our special focus now. this friday marks the 25th anniversary of the handover of hong kong, from uk to chinese rule. china promised to protect democratic freedoms for 50 years, but new laws introduced in 2020, have effectively silenced all criticism in the territory. while the majority of hong kong's residents identify as ethnically chinese, the city is a diverse melting pot of varying cultures and ethnicities including south asians. to help us understand the south asian diaspora in the city, we can now speak to asim hussain, whojoins us live from hong kong. thank you very much for your time here on newsday. good to

there was no hiding the sheer elation ofj richard branson and his crew. this is newsday on the bbc.r white house aide tells a committee that president trump wanted tojoin a committee that president trump wanted to join the capitol hill rioters. in new york, ghislaine maxwell is sentenced to 20 years for helping jeffrey epstein abuse young girls. the campaigner dame deborah james has died of bowel cancer at the age of 40. she had been receiving end—of—life care at home and had raised millions to help others affected by cancer. dame deborah was host of the bbc�*s you, me and the big c podcast, and was honoured in recognition of her fundraising work. 0ur correspondent rachel burden reports. my name is deborahjames. i'm a mum to two kids and a dog called winston. three years ago, at the age of 35, i was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer and i have been living with cancer ever since. she was young, she was vibrant, with an infectious sense of fun. for deborahjames, cancer was a devastating blow. but she was determined to share her story, in the hope it would help others. i've had ev

john la la shows our branson will be is expected to speak in due sessions which will be focused on environment clean energy climate would security and democracy branch and will be on the sidelines of the summit is going to by last 2 meetings with some of the leaders of the speaking countries chancello shows invitation to the branding to more be to joining b g 7 from may. is part of germany efforts to base prom russia in the backdrop of be in your creek. india hassle. broad maintained a new jobs because of a long standing strategic partnership and european dies with russia. india has also asked for any of these and has gated dialogue and diplomacy the computer mentioned, there are german champs. that will show us who is hosting this year's g. 7 summit has once again blamed moscow for the pain germans are feeling in their pockets amidst the ukraine complex. he sees the issue will be one of the main topics of discussion of the meeting tomorrow course. and rushes through a war against ukraine is also having an impact here. many things we buy has become more expensive food, but especially the price

sessions, which will be focused on environment, clean energy, climate, food security and democracy. branson will be on the sidelines of the summit, is going to bilateral meetings with some of the leaders of the 5 to speaking countries. chancellor shows invitation to the brand new movie to join the g. 7 summit is part of germany's efforts to be from russia in the backdrop of the war in india has so far maintained a new dies because of its longstanding strategic partnership and security dies lead to russia has also asked broad and off hostile these and has aggregated di know and diplomacy. ok, another story to bring you on a busy cell today. 5 countries have launched the quote in formal group aimed at boosting economic and diplomatic ties in the pacific region. as our countries continued to support, prosperity, resilience and security in the pacific, we too must harness our collective strength through closer cooperation. our 5 countries launched an inclusive informal mechanism to support pacific priorities more effectively and efficiently. the partners in the blue pacific l very passive, non

and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew.ines. standing together — world leaders at the g—seven summit call for unity to help ukraine defeat russia. in ukraine — residents reel from the latest act of russian aggression — as kyiv is struck by a barrage of missiles. at least four people are killed — after a wooden grandstand collapsed at a bullfighting festival in colombia. let's bring you the latest on a developing story in the uk — a house in birmingham in central england has been destroyed by an explosion. it's unclear what caused the blast but there are reports of casualties, and residents nearby have been evacuated from their homes. nearby have been evacuated six fire crews and ambulance staff remain at the scene and police have cordoned off the area and some surrounding roads. simonjones is following this from oui’ london newsroom. have passed it on sunday evening saying that they heard a huge explosion in many of them raised on to see what it happened and they were greeted with a sign of absolute devastation. when house

shattering a record that had stood for 3h years, and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson bbc world news. the latest headlines: the sole surviving member of the group that carried out the 2015 islamist attacks in paris has been sentenced to life in prison after the biggest trial in french history. a court in new york has jailed the singer r kelly for 30 years for using his celebrity status to sexually abuse women and girls. leaders of the nato defence alliance have declared russia to be a "direct threat" to their security and said that ukraine can count on nato's support for as long as it takes. those words at the leaders' summit in madrid mark a significant beefing up of nato's approach. nato is now on track to comprise 32 countries, as finland and sweden, two previously neutral countries, have been cleared for membership. the nato secretary general reaffirmed that russia is europe's biggest threat. nato leaders have just taken decisions to transform and strengthen our alliance at this pivotal time for our security. president putin's war against ukraine has shattered peac

and in no time everything was destroyed. shanker and younger branson, the number of who needed other participants. and you can share their stories, they're not, are back and forth to these and not be real. translate other people's opinions. they talked about their own lives, about their own circumstances, without taking comforts, anti russian sentiments more. so what can you do about every day and for us and sentiments? is there any way you can help russians who would progress? of course we're doing a lot. i was speakers, you talked about this will get what i get out. every one of them, i will show you engine, russian leaders and the agencies dealing with this put their in their contribution to saving they live shameka started. this was his tardy pond. she said, if it were not for russia from the brazilian ministry of foreign affairs and russian, women, not for russian ambassadors, he would have never made it to russia. he would die. he would draw in an american prison happens 10 years when no legal grounds for detaining him. it was a fabricated story of b. i a russian pilot who just

shattering a record that had stood for 3h years, and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson the latest headlines: a former white house aide has told a congressional committee that president trump wanted to join the capitol hill rioters. ghislaine maxwell is sentenced in new york to 20 years for helping jeffrey epstein abuse young girls. turkey has changed its mind and has now agreed to support the nato membership applications from finland and sweden. the breakthrough came at the nato summit in madrid where, again, the war in ukraine dominated the discussions. our europe editor, katya adler, reports from madrid. it's taken weeks of negotiations, but sweden and finland are now well on their way to becoming nato members, after they signed an agreement with turkey to counter threats to each other�*s security. applause. nato hopes to present this united front tonight, to send a clear message to vladimir putin. welcoming finland and sweden into the alliance will make them safer, nato stronger, and the mid—atlantic area more secure. this is vital as we face the biggest security cri

even branson, missouri and nashville, tennessee will set a family back $585500 respectively. some people call it revenge travel, which is making up for all the travel that you haven't been able to vancouver base, travel agent, randy winters says the luxury market has not softened but budget family vacations are doing some belt tightening. the reality is. >> that hotel that was $150 could easily be $400 right now or 500. and that's very scary. what the y is over $200 in a city, you know, stand her grandchildren aren't giving up their summer of travel. >> but getting their elegance and pooh bear, some more bookings would be a plus. >> well, that was markie. martin reporting, according to triple a holiday. travel is up about 4% compared to last year. we'll take a break at 4.42. coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. the a's couldn't get a win in the big apple. we've got sports director jason dumas, us. >> with the recap, we'll be right back. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that mean

there was no hiding the sheer elation ofj richard branson and his crew. welcome to newsday.miller. the headlines... the sole surviving member of the group that carried out the 2015 islamist attacks in paris has been sentenced to life in prison after the biggest trial in french history. a court in new york has jailed the singer r kelly for 30 years for using his celebrity status to sexually abuse women and girls. the son of the philippines' late dictator ferdinand marcos will be sworn in as president in the next couple of hours. ferdinand "bongbong" marcoer won last month's elections by a landslide, securing the biggest victory since his father was ousted by a popular revolt in 1986 over accusations of widespread corruption and brutality. the marcos family has never apologised, nor given back what they are accused of looting from the country. to tell us more, we can now speak to political analyst ela atienza, who joins us from the philippines. thank you forjoining us on the programme. what can the filipino population expect from this new presidency?— this new presidency? good

years, and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew.e court overturns the landmark roe versus wade ruling, ending the constitutional right to an abortion that dates back nearly 50 years. the historicjudgement will transform abortion rights in america with individual states now able to ban or restrict the procedure. staying with that now. earlier, i spoke tojohn seago, the president of texas right to life, for his organisation's perspective on the roe versus wade ruling. the pro—life movement is kind of in shock, but also celebrating this phenomenal accomplishment from the pro—life movement in texas. and obviously it's a big win for you. do you have any kind of, sort of feelings towards the many, many millions of women who do not now have that right to abortion? this is a huge accomplishment, something that the movement has been working towards, but, yes, as the supreme court put it today, this is a profound moral question. there's still a lot of cultural conversation, a lot of discussion here in the united states about — what are our ob

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shattering a record that had stood for sa years, and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson story: —— 0ur almania story: —— our main. a former white house aide has told a congressional committee that president trump wanted to join the capitol hill rioters. ghislaine maxwell, once a prominent figure in new york society circles, is facing 20 years in a us prison for trafficking young girls to be abused byjeffrey epstein. she issued a statement, apologising to her victims but herfamily said she would appeal. 0ur correspondent, nada tawfik, was in court. a long—fought victory for annie farmer and all of ghislaine maxwell's victims. justice was slow. she was one of the earliest to report maxwell and the paedophilejeffrey epstein to police, in 1996. but today, annie said it was never too late for accountability. maxwell and epstein were predators who were able to use that power and privilege to harm countless individuals and for far too long, the institutions that should be protecting the public were instead protecting them. and i still hope that we find out more about how that wa

shattering a record that had stood for 34 years, and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson news. the latest headlines: at least 46 people have been found dead in an abandoned lorry in the us state of texas. police are at the scene near san antonio — they say three people have been arrested. this friday marks the 25th anniversary of the handover of hong kong from uk to chinese rule. china promised to protect democratic freedoms for 50 years, but new laws introduced in 2020 have effectively silenced all criticism in the territory. the bbc�*s spent the last year with young journalists and protesters as they live through the most turbulent period in hong kong's recent history, facing arrests and prison sentences. from hong kong, our correspondent danny vincent sent this report. i don't smoke. ijust hope that in jail, you can use these cigarettes as currency. jennifer is 24 years old and she's preparing for prison. so, i got a pack of this, and i'm trying to see if i can use these as money in jail, but i'm still not sure about that. she was a student in hong kong in 2019 when mi

shattering a record that had stood for 3h years, and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson on the bbc. i'm suranjana tewari in singapore. our headlines: standing together — world leaders at the g7 summit call for unity to help ukraine defeat russia. in ukraine, residents reel from the latest act of russian aggression, as kyiv is struck by a barrage of missiles. the impact of the war on ukraine's children is ever more apparent. homes, schools and hospitals damaged or destroyed. water, power and food supplies affected the separation of families. in the four months since russia invaded, aid agencies say at least two children have been killed every day, and two thirds of ukraine's children have been displaced from their homes. 5.2 million children are in need of humanitarian assistance, that's according to the un. many children remain in areas of intense conflict, like the eastern part of ukraine, and the donbas region, as our international correspondent orla guerin has seen in eastern ukraine. there is a sense of permanence to the war here now. no more talk of quick victories.

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. _ there was no hiding the sheer elation ofj richard branson and his crew.er in singapore. 0ur headlines... a former top aide to the white house chief of staff says president trump had wanted to lead the march on the us capitol and didn't care his supporters were armed. in new york, ghislaine maxwell is sentenced to 20 years for helping jeffrey epstein abuse young girls. turkey has changed its mind and has now agreed to support the nato membership applications from finland and sweden. the breakthrough came after the three countries signed a joint memorandum "to extend theirfull 0ur europe editor, katya adler, reports from madrid. it's taken weeks of negotiations, but sweden and finland are now well on their way to becoming nato members after they signed an agreement with turkey to counter threats to each other�*s security. nato hoped to present this united front tonight to send a clear message to vladimir putin. welcoming finland and sweden into the alliance will make them safer, nato stronger, and the mid—atlantic area more secure. this is vital as we face

shattering a record that had stood for 3h years, and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard bransonthis is bbc news — the latest headlines: standing together — world leaders at the g7 summit call for unity to help ukraine defeat russia. and in ukraine, residents reel from the latest act of russian aggression as kyiv is struck by a barrage of missiles. let's stay with that now — earlier i spoke to nato and us defence expert michael o'hanlon and asked if he thought the g7 had done enough to stand up to russia. it has been impressive, no doubt, that the sanctions that have been intensified in recent months have, i think, really made a difference in russia's economy, and the weaponry sent to ukraine, as well as the intelligence, have helped fend off the initial attack and now sort of hold its own although losing a little bit of ground in at the east. but i don't really see the endgame and i don't really know if the west as a strategy for the endgame beyond simply saying, "we will help ukraine fight as long as it wants." that is a very emotionally satisfying position to take. i'm not sur

shattering a record that had stood for 3h years, and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard bransony is to address leaders of the g7, asking them to do more to help ukraine resist the russian invasion. at least four people are killed after a wooden grandstand collapses at a bullfighting festival in colombia. the earthquake in afghanistan, which killed more than 1,000 people last week, struck in some of the country's most remote areas. the bbc has found that deep in the mountains of the worst—affected paktika province. there are villages where there's severe destruction, but no aid has reached them so far. our south asia correspondent yogita limaye is there. we've travelled several hours on a mountainous and extremely bumpy road to come to the village of dwegur in south—east afghanistan. we're very close to the border with pakistan, and this village has faced a lot of destruction because of the earthquake. i'm going to show you some of it. you can see the cracks in this wall, and that's pretty much the condition of every structural wall that is still standing in this village. and her

. - there was no hiding that sheer elation of richard i branson and his crew.r headlines... that taliban says it's that taliban says its main search and rescue operations for victims of the earthquake in afghanistan are now over. the focus shifts to helping the survivors. counting is under way and two uk by elections for the conservative party in a first test of voters opinion since the party gate scandal. the congressional committee investigating the january sixth attack on the us capitol heard on thursday about the pressure former president donald trump placed on the us department ofjustice to overturn joe biden�*s win. mr trump wanted a different attorney—general, who would do his bidding, and investigate voterfraud — even though there was no evidence of any. richard donoghue , a senior justice department official, testified how one jeffrey clark tried to convince mr trump he has never been a criminal attorney, he is never conducted attorney, he is never conducted a criminal investigation in his life. he's never been at a trialjury. and he kind of retorted b

shattering a record that had stood for 3h years, and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard bransonis bbc world news, the latest headlines: the sole surviving member of the group that carried out the 2015 islamist attacks in paris has been sentenced to life in prison after the biggest trial in french history. a court in new york has jailed the singer r kelly for thirty years for using his celebrity status to sexually abuse women and girls. newly released footage from ukraine has established that a shopping centre in the city of kremenchuk was hit directly by a russian cruise missile. the death toll from monday's strike in the east of the country has risen to at least 18 while more than 30 people are still missing. russia says it doesn't attack civilians and claims the target was an ammunition warehouse. 0ur europe correspondent nick beake reports. the brute force of russia's strike. a cruise missile fired from a plane hundreds of miles away, plunging towards ukrainian families doing their shopping. 18—year—old dariya has been looking for her mum ever since. larissa kokinova, a clean

attending the g 7 summit on june $26.27 in germany ad b indication off. germany's chancellor la shows. branson will be on the sidelines on the summit is going to hold bilateral meetings with some of the leaders of the participating countries. chancellor shows invitation to the brandon to move the to join. the g 7 summit is part of germany's efforts to be from russia in the backdrop of the war in india has so far maintained a new dance because of its long standing strategic partnership and security dies waived. russia has also asked ward end off, hostile dees and has aggregated, di know, and diplomacy. somalia is starving to death before our eyes, thus the stark warning. the winds issue to g 7 lead is ahead of us. some of this weekend is that only a massive and immediate increase in funds can stop the country from descending into a catastrophe caused by a great famine. smell is just one part of an extensive pricing on a crisis unfolding on the african continent. and despite the global appeal for a few opiate self sudan and somalia, attracting pledges of $6000000000.00, the u. n says only 3 perc

. _ there was no hiding the sheer elation ofj richard branson and his crew.nes... newly released footage from ukraine has established that a shopping centre in the city of kremenchuk was hit directly by a russian cruise missile. the death toll from monday�*s strike in the east of the country has risen to at least 18 while more than 30 people are still missing. russia says it doesn�*t attack civilians and claims the target was an ammunition warehouse. 0ur europe correspondent, nick beake, reports. the brute force of russia�*s strike. a cruise missile fired from a plane hundreds of miles away, plunging towards ukrainian families doing their shopping. 18—year—old daria has been looking for her mum ever since. larissa, a cleaner, was at work in an electronics shop. translation: i am so composed, not because i don't feel _ anything, but because i need to support my relatives. that�*s how it is easier for me, but what i feel is emptiness. that�*s how it�*s easier for me, but what i feel is emptiness. many more families have been searching in desperation. four days