europe again, a british army who can fight alongside _ again, a british army who can fight alongsidee new head of the british— language from the new head of the british army, he has only been in the role _ british army, he has only been in the role of— british army, he has only been in the role of a _ british army, he has only been in the role of a short period, so we mustn't — the role of a short period, so we mustn't read too much into this but it was— mustn't read too much into this but it was really— mustn't read too much into this but it was really quite striking language. flooding, landslides and lightning strikes triggered by seasonal monsoon weather have left at least 59 people dead in bangladesh and india. rescue teams have been active throughout the region to bring people trapped by floodwaters to safety. the sylhet region in eastern bangladesh is among the worst affected, with much of the area without electricity and internet access. planes have been grounded and trains suspended. forecasters are warning the situation is likely to deteriorate in the coming days. the headli

after the uk's promise of more heavy weapons to ukraine — the new head of the british army says troopsbe prepared to fight russia in europe. communities in finsbury park gather to mark five years since the terror attack in which a van was driven into worshippers outside a mosque. and swimming's world governing body votes to effectively ban transgender competitors like american lia thomas from taking part in women's races. good evening. projections following parliamentary elections in france show president emmanuel macron is on course to lose his absolute majority. his coalition is on track to win the most seats, with between 210 and 250. but that's short of the 289 needed for a majority in the national assembly. projections show the left—green alliance ofjean—luc melenchon is set to win 150 to 180 seats, becoming the main opposition. mr melenchon says the result marks an �*electoral failure' for mr macron. a hung parliament will make it difficult for the president to press ahead with his planned reforms in his second term of office. we're nowjoined by peter conradi, the europe editor o

in the new head of the british army in the last hour or so, sir patrick saunders, who has given association in london where he talks about the fact that he needs to prepare a british army to fight in europe again, a british army that can fight alongside its allies to defeat russia, quite bellicose language from the new head of the british army who has only been in the role for a short period so we mustn't read too much into this but it was really quite striking language. just lookin: at really quite striking language. just looking at what is going on behind you, joe, we are seeing a fair amount of traffic on the streets, and you have spoken about some limited rebuilding that is going on. what is the picture across ukraine? people are returning, and yet obviously this is a conflict that continues, and you were alluding to concerns as to where, ultimately things lead. concerns as to where, ultimately things lead-— things lead. this is very much a tale of two _ things lead. this is very much a tale of two different _ things lead. this is very much a tale of two different parts - th

to fight in europe again, a british army that can fight alongside its allies to defeat russia.of the british army, he has only been in the role a short period, so we must not read too much into this, but it was really quite striking language. flooding, landslides and lightning strikes triggered by seasonal monsoon weather have left at least fifty—nine people dead in bangladesh and india. rescue teams have been active throughout the region to bring people trapped by floodwaters to safety. the sylhet region in eastern bangladesh is among the worst affected, with much of the area without electricity and internet access. planes have been grounded and trains suspended. forecasters are warning the situation is likely to deteriorate in the coming days. the headlines on bbc news... a battle between president macron and the left as the french vote in parliamentary elections. the british transport secretary accuses union leaders of "punishing millions of innocent people" by pressing ahead with rail strikes later this week. western leaders, including borisjohnson, warn that russia's war a

at a time when there are questions about the size of the british army, its smallest in centuries.or some cuts to be reversed. he does not mention this. clearly it is in his mind when he wrote this letter. jonathan, thank you. let's stay with the conflict in ukraine — and some of those injured in the fighting are now recovering overseas. the bbc has met some of the younger victims injured in the early days of the conflict. 0ur correspondent wyre davies has been following their stories. spasibo. a hospital in a foreign land isn't where masha would have wanted to celebrate her 16th birthday. spasibo. she is far from home with only her grandmother for company. when we first met masha three months ago, she was fighting for her life in zaporizhzhia's children's hospital. her right leg blown off by a russian shell and with other extensive injuries. translation: she's much better now. she refused to eat at all back then, we were scared for her life. she has had 24 surgeries so far. diana was in the same hospital ward as masha and was also evacuated to germany. the 13—year—old had life—thr

is shrinking. home that the british army is shrinkina. . home that the british army is shrinkinginking._ he's shrinking. nice to meet you. he's facin: shrinking. nice to meet you. he's facing criticism _ shrinking. nice to meet you. he's facing criticism from _ shrinking. nice to meet you. he's facing criticism from the - shrinking. nice to meet you. he's facing criticism from the scottish | facing criticism from the scottish and welsh governments who feel, while helping is noble, they've been pickpocketed by the government at westminster to help pay for it. but he's set a big, long—term goal, saying that by the end of the decade the money allocated to defence will rise to 2.5% of national income, much more than most other countries. borisjohnson has been out of the country for eight days. a return to the domestic freight awaits. pare country for eight days. a return to the domestic freight awaits. are you lookin: the domestic freight awaits. are you looking forward _ the domestic freight awaits. are you looking forward to _ the domestic freight awaits. are you looking forward to

the new head of the british army has told troops they need to prepare to "fight in europe once again"said there was a �*burning imperative' for the army to be ready to fight "alongside allies" to defeat russia in battle. welcome to yougood to see you. what you make of these comments? in many wa s, it is you make of these comments? in many ways. it is given — you make of these comments? in many ways, it is given direction _ you make of these comments? in many ways, it is given direction to _ you make of these comments? in many ways, it is given direction to the - ways, it is given direction to the army for a role that it already performs so there are british troops deployed to estonia as part of the enhanced presence there, british troops were deployed there till february providing training to ukrainian forces are so providing security in a european theatre is something that the british army is very much tasked to do, alongside quite a few otherjobs. however, what is being given to them is a lot more focused, that threat has been named specifically, which the army has refrained from do

i'm not hidden on did some of my training with the british army of not lied about that. i did 9 years as a british soldier. i was a, with the 1st battalion most going to hold to the marines. are you currently marines, especially still with more unit? i, more biggest worry was getting captured was on british arch suspense for 6 weeks. literally avoided tanks. we got smashed, basically. we got absolutely happened. so we, one day we'd have people next day, there were debts are saying we're sort of it. and i don't, i don't wish to say ever against promised. i wish it would stop in some dialogue. so it started. that's we can go on a story. i just wish it were just a redial. this is petra park. so you know, i don't want to go, i want to see my wife again. i want to live in respects to where i am the place summer now. yeah. are foreign are get bread and water and you know, but the total co borrower named sean, are treated archive with one all the normal it was, it's uni. oh, totally. i went to the door. you're going to them. okay. you know, savanna renewal, so the total grinding

the british army has fewer soldiers than at any time over the past four centuries.ents of this letter? i do not think it is _ contents of this letter? i do not think it is a _ contents of this letter? i do not think it is a surprise _ contents of this letter? i do not think it is a surprise that - contents of this letter? i do not think it is a surprise that the . contents of this letter? i do not l think it is a surprise that the new head of the army has set out a challenge for his soldiers or that the letter has been leaked, given that it percent to virtually every soldier and civilian working in the ministry of defence. —— that it was sent. what is a surprise as the bluntness and also directness of the language he uses on russia which mentions four times in this short letter. that quote you just gave, the burning imperative to forging army capable of fighting alongside our allies and defeating russia in battle so essentially saying the raison d'etre of the army is to deter russia and be ready if necessary to fight russia in europe. it is not the kind of lines you

e-e tanks there will also be reduced, the number of armored vehicles will also be reduced, the british armyrepare for so-called low-intensity conflicts, but here it happened the war against the russians against ukraine, which in principle changed the idea of ​​everything that is possible, for example, british theoreticians are currently stuck, for example, on the question of whether tanks have a place in a modern war, respectively let's say that this is a point that the british army will have to fight in europe, well, you know, such a strategic perspective for 5 years, like rebuilding your army, because now they seem not ready for similar tasks, unblocking ports in the near future is not realistic about this stated in the ministry of foreign affairs ambassador on special assignment olga trofimtseva, in your opinion , is it advisable at all from a military point of view for ukraine to consider now the possibility of unblocking the ports? well, on the other hand, all the operations on the island are snakes, eh, these towers are eh, well, former towers, because what is standing, which are near

to fight in europe again, a british army that can fight alongside its allies to defeat russia.ng language. the united states has become the first country in the world to approve vaccines for children as young as six months. federal regulators cleared the use of pfizer and moderna covid—19 vaccines and will make smaller doses of the vaccine available to around 20 million children. presidentjoe biden welcomed the news calling it a "monumental step" in the fight against the virus and that parents would be able to start scheduling appointments in the coming week. employees at an apple store in a town near baltimore in maryland have voted tojoin a union — the first of the company's shops in the united states to do so. the tech giant has so far made no comment on the vote. gail maclellan reports. 65 of the 110 employees at the apple store in maryland voted in favour of unionising — an historic victory. they will nowjoin the international association of machinists and aerospace workers in an attempt to have their say when it comes to their pay, hours and safety. unions have won severa

as the conflict in ukraine continues, the new head of the british army tells his troops they need to"fight in europe once again". at least 59 people have died in floods in bangladesh and india, with nearly 6 million people stranded. now on bbc news, in a new series of take me to the opera, zeinab badawi travels to la scala in milan, italy, to follow four young singers as they are put through their paces. i have been an opera fan for decades and i want to share my passion with you. so i am on a mission to find out how opera is making itself fit for the future. i have come to italy, the home of opera, and to its leading opera house, la scala in milan. every aspiring opera singer dreams of performing here. i am meeting four young opera hopefuls reaching for the stars as they train at the prestigious la scala academy. i had to come to europe, especially italy, to develop my career, so i can achieve my goals and my dreams. i was the first female chinese singer in this academy. i was very, very proud of myself. if you are here in the academy i of la scala, it's because you want to be the g

as the conflict in ukraine continues, the new head of the british army tells his troops they need to prepare to "fight in europe once again". at least 59 people have died in floods in bangladesh and india, with nearly 6 million people stranded. it's two hours until voting closes in the final round of parliamentary elections in france, with president emmanuel macron facing an alliance of left—wing parties. a photo of the duke of cambridge with his children is released to celebrate father's day. good afternoon. the transport secretary says it's not for the government to intervene to try to prevent three days of strikes on the railways this week. grant shapps dismissed calls from the rmt union to get involved in the dispute as a "stunt" — saying it's for the employers and unions to reach an agreement. mr shapps says the strikes would be an "act of self—harm." the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says the government wants the strikes to go ahead to "sow division" in society. here's our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. set to bring the rail network to a grinding halt from tues

i trained in the british army. i never took on this. i served 9 years in the british forces. was the first battalion of the marine corps of ukraine, i was the senior shooter of my unit. my biggest fear was being captured because i am british. i spent 5-6 weeks literally hiding from the tanks , they basically crushed us and completely smashed us. so today people are with you, and tomorrow they are already dead. i saw this war without embellishment. and honestly, i never want to see it again. i want it to end. that's the whole truth. i just want it to end. i am literally horrified. i don't want to die. i want to see my wife again. i want to live, you know? and uzbek now yes, it's fine here. they give me food, they talk to me about bread, they talk to me and call me by name , they call me shawn. i'm fine. spartacus i'm from italy i arrived in 2014 battalion. east was hard. i did not speak russian and at first the brothers in the detachment did not want me paratroopers. i also got the qualification of an alpine shooter. the textbooks, according to which they all studied in ukrain

earlier, i spoke to alice bromage, a former british army major who served in afghanistan and iran twiceed for two years in the balkans. she also has a business specialising in resilience and leadership. i asked her why someone would choose to make a difference in ukraine. you go through a lot of training and you go through hell and high water! so, you want to make sure you feel that when making a difference, are you helping protect the idea that we are trying to protect those who can't protect ourselves? the mentality that you're trying to look after, again, those who may not have the skills or acumen that you have as a soldier. my understand is thatjordan left the services earlier on this year and from that perspective it seems quite a natural choice. it's not surprising that he then looks at where there's a war—torn nation close to home that potentially i can use the skills that i've developed whilst in the army, the camaraderie is very strong in the british army so you're going to work with another team when you're going to be a civilian that can be quite challenging, where you're go

as the conflict in ukraine continues, the new head of the british army tells his troops they should bed to "fight in europe once again". at least 59 people have died in floods in bangladesh and india, with nearly 6 million people stranded. it's two hours until voting closes in the final round of parliamentary elections in france, with president emmanuel macron facing an alliance of left—wing parties. now on bbc news, to the falklands, as argentina accuses the uk of colonial ambitions in maintaining its ownership of these small islands off the coast of south america. katy watson reports now from the falklands it was a conflict fought a0 years ago but a cause that argentina still believes worth fighting for. a war started by a dictator, an unpopular nationalist, fighting against colonialism. it's extraordinary to talk about colonialism when you have a population that has chosen its own future. elsewhere on the islands, argentine... the british won the war but argentina still dreams of change. 0n the 14th ofjune, the argentines surrendered. but it was a conflict that scarred argentina for

the new head of the british army went even further.eral patrick sanders in an interview with journalists of the indie-bent newspaper. he declared, that military personnel need to prepare for a full -scale war in europe, they say, to protect the united kingdom. we need to learn how to fight on land and win victories now we need to create an army capable of fighting together with our allies and defeating russia on the battlefield. our generation must again prepare the army for war in europe. but official london will like the statement from berlin , it is unlikely that the catch-scholz shared the creation of the veld with the opinion that europe, in any case, needs to strive for peace coexistence with russia, moreover, he positively assessed the work of angela merkel in this direction. but the economic policy of its predecessor. the chancellor was dissatisfied with the reconciliation attempt. it can never be wrong, just like an attempt to coexist peacefully here i am on the side of my predecessor, but the mistake of our economic policy. i

after the uk promises more heavy weapons to ukraine — now the new head of the british army says troopsred to fight russia in europe. we want to start by bringing you some _ we want to start by bringing you some breaking _ we want to start by bringing you some breaking news _ we want to start by bringing you some breaking news from - we want to start by bringing you some breaking news from the i some breaking news from the elections _ some breaking news from the elections in _ some breaking news from the elections in france, _ some breaking news from the elections in france, coming . some breaking news from thei elections in france, coming in some breaking news from the - elections in france, coming in from reuters _ elections in france, coming in from reuters. , ., ., reuters. president emmanuel macron is on course — reuters. president emmanuel macron is on course to — reuters. president emmanuel macron is on course to lose _ reuters. president emmanuel macron is on course to lose his _ reuters. president emmanuel macron is on course to lose his absolute - is on course to lose his abso

british army and movement fighting france led by general charles degoule.he exporter launched an operation, its goal was to dislodge the troops of the vishir government of france from syria, the satellites of nazi germany, because on these lands there were oil and gas fields that the nazis needed. in addition, the imball needed a springboard to move towards india attack. it was conducted by three columns from palestine and trans-jordan will recruit and at home the mask of western iraq on palmyra and holmes and northern cancer along the euphrates river, fierce fighting continued for more than a month, syrian cities changed hands several times under an agreement signed in acre on july 11 by the forty-first control-disputed territories passed to the english. well, this outraged de gogol and to avoid a split , london made concessions, and the general promised to grant independence to syria or van after defeating the enemy on june 8, 1950, the eighth soviet team made its debut at the world championships in football. we played in swedish gothenburg with a formida

as the conflict in ukraine continues — the new head of the british army tells his troops they shouldepared to "fight in europe once again". dozens of people have died and millions of others are stranded after floods in bangladesh and india. communities in finsbury park gather to mark five years since the terror attack — in which a van was driven into worshippers outside a mosque. it's two hours until voting closes in the final round of parliamentary elections in france, with president emmanuel macron facing an alliance of left—wing parties. a photo of the duke of cambridge with his children is released to celebrate father's day. good afternoon. let us start with some breaking news. the international swimming federation has voted to restrict the participation of transgender athletes in elite women's events. former world champion swimmer karen pickering mbe tweets on transgender ruling by fina. i was at the fina congress for the presentation, discussion and vote and i can vouch for the care and empathy displayed for any athletes who wont now be able to compete in the category their gen

the camaraderie is very strong and the british army. a civilian, it can be challenging where are you going to find a similar camaraderie? but if you think it is worth the reward of protecting another nation that is an ally, ukraine was in afghanistan with us, ukrainian special forces raid a big part of helping with evacuations last summer in kabul. so, how can i payback? how can i give something back to the nations who are our allies and who we see were taking a risk for? do who are our allies and who we see were taking a risk for?— who are our allies and who we see were taking a risk for? do you think ou are were taking a risk for? do you think you are born _ were taking a risk for? do you think you are born with _ were taking a risk for? do you think you are born with that _ were taking a risk for? do you think you are born with that mindset - were taking a risk for? do you think you are born with that mindset or. were taking a risk for? do you think| you are born with that mindset or do you are born with that mindset or do you think

the british army and the movement fighting france led by general shar., golem began to rely on the exporter, its goal was to knock out the satellite of nazi germany from the series of elevans of the vishir government of france, because these lands had oil and gas fields that the nazis needed. in addition, the emblem needed a springboard to move towards india attack. it was carried out by three columns from palestine and trans-jordan, they will recruit and domask western iraq to palmyra and holmes and northern iraq along the euphrates river , fierce battles lasted more than a month, the syrian cities passed from hand to hand several times under an agreement signed in an accredi, on july 11 , forty-first control-disputed territories passed to the british. well, this outraged de gogol and, in order to avoid a split , london made concessions, and the general promised to grant independence to syria or ivan after the victory. over the enemy june 8, 1950 eighth soviet team debuted at the world cup. played in the swedish goetheburg with grozny the opponent was t

the new head of the british army went even further.erview with journalists of the indie-bent newspaper. he stated that the military needs to prepare for a full -scale war in europe, supposedly to protect the united kingdom. gotta learn to fight land and win victories now it is necessary to create an army capable of fighting together with our allies and defeating russia on the battlefield. our generation must again prepare the army for war in europe but official london will like the statement from berlin, it is unlikely that the catch scholz shared the creation of the veld with the opinion that europe, in any case, should strive for peaceful coexistence with russia, moreover, he positively assessed the work of angela merkel in this direction. but the economic policy of its predecessor. the chancellor was dissatisfied with the reconciliation attempt. it can never be wrong, just like an attempt to coexist peacefully here i am on the side of my predecessor, but the mistake of our economic policy. it consisted in the fact that we tied our e

of the russian army, general alexander also said quote i am the first commander-in-chief of the british army since 1941, who received this position on against the background of the war in europe waged by a continental power, the scale of the russian threat shows that we have entered a new era of danger, and here i want you to pay attention to those words of general sanders in which he says that the british army, side by side with its allies, can fight precisely with the russian army, that is, as we can see in europe, this is not rejected, well, we will never be safe if we turn our backs on the valiant ukraine, this is what the prime minister of great britain thinks, and precisely this is what he wrote in his author 's column for sandy times after a visit to kyiv . in the depths of our hearts we know the answer, the british prime minister also said in his column, johnson warned the allies about the need to prepare for a long war and called for constant support for ukraine, a new status for the russian federation, jens stoltenberg , nato secretary general, said that russia will be declared a t

jordan gatley left the british army in march to travel to ukraine.ather said his son was a hero. joe inwood has more from kyiv. so, jordan gatley had previously been a soldier in the british army but last march he resigned and came out here to fight in ukraine, that's according to his father, dean gately, who wrote an emotional facebook post praising his son, saying he's a true hero and will be forever in their hearts. we understand mr gatley died while fighting on the front lights in severodonetsk last friday. severodonetsk is the current front line between the russians and ukrainians. it's where the russians are really making their big push to try to get into the donbas. it's a battle characterised by fierce street fighting and heavy artillery. but we don't know the exact circumstances around mr gatley�*s death but we know that previously he had been working in a training capacity according to his father, but he had then told the family he was moving onto different missions, more dangerous missions, more risky missions but missions he said well wor

british army and movement fighting france vaud led by general charles degoulet.he exporter launched an operation, its goal was to dislodge the troops of the vishir government of france, a satellite of nazi germany, from syria or ivan, after all, on these lands. there were oil and gas fields that the nazis needed, in addition, they needed a springboard to advance towards india attack. it was carried out by three columns from palestine and transaordan, and damascus of western iraq will be recruited to palmyra and holmes and northern cancer along the euphrates river fierce battles. continued more month, the syrian cities several times passed from hand to hand under an agreement signed in acre on july 11 forty-first control-disputed territories passed to the british. well, this outraged de gogol and to avoid a split , london made concessions, and the general promised to grant independence to syria or van. after defeating the enemy on june 8, 1958, the soviet team made its debut at the world cup. we played in the swedish goetheburg with a formidable enemy by the briti

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i will do everything in my power to ensure that the british army plays its part in preventing.eanwhile, the french defense minister asked the defense industry to replenish the amount of ammunition and weapons. moreover , some have to be sent to ukraine in particular. paris is studying the possibility of sending anti-ship missiles to kiev, as well as a large number of armored personnel carriers, and to lead to voronin. brix can be replenished with two new members iran and argentina filed applications for membership in the organization, representatives of russian diplomacy maria zakharova said now brix includes russia china india brazil and south africa in moscow do not object to the expansion of the organization, but they talk about the need to determine the requirements for candidates and the entry mechanism brix was founded in june 2006. the last party to join was the republic of south africa. due to a toxic gas leak in jordan, 13 people died, about 300 were injured, the accident occurred while unloading a tanker in footage filmed by eyewitnesses. it can be seen that the crane

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earlier we spoke to nicholas drummond, a defense industry analyst, and a former officer in the british army. we asked him about the logistical challenges i'm supplying. heavy weapons to ukraine. will the, it is not just the houses themselves, is the ammunition that supplies them. and before you can use them effectively, you have to deliver all the ammunition that's needed. and there's no point in having how it says, unless you have a good supply by munition. so that whole logistics planning has to be very carefully coordinated with the ukranian forces. and the 2nd really important factor is that you have to train the crews. and this is a highly sophisticated piece of equipment and requires a urban experience crew to use it effectively on the battlefield. so those 2 factors alone would have delayed its introduction into service, irrespective of any of the political background to the delivery of such weapons. and let's go to ecuador now, where at least 2 people have died in ongoing protests. thousands of indigenous ecuadorian have taken to the street in response to a hike in fuel prices. the

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