callum tulley, bbc news. some of those now having to living in exile because of the conflict here. manned in this war, and they still are. but what they do have is a determination to preserve their culture and their history. i repeat, this is a conflict of choice that didn't have to happen, with the invasion a clear breach of international law. those are the facts, as the world marks this grim one—year anniversary. we leave now with some of the images of the last 12 months here in ukraine. we have the weather in a couple of minutes. from all of us, good afternoon.

callum tulley, bbc news.raine. —— we leave you now. ukrainian choral music explosion it's very bad. hello there. on friday, we had some sunny spells that worked southwards across the uk through the day. lovely end of the day in cumbria. see the blue skies and the setting sun here. wasn't like that everywhere, though. across northeast scotland, we certainly had a lot of cloud, and that cloud thick enough to bring some showers. now, i'm talking about this cloud here in aberdeenshire. that cloud is actually from this cloud sheet you can see here in the north sea. now, this cloud sheet is really very extensive, and if i put on the winds that are blowing that cloud long, those winds will take that cloud sheet in across eastern areas of the country. the big problem is the computer models really aren't doing very well with this cloud. models really aren't doing very you can see it's nowhere near extensive enough. but i think over the next few hours, we are going to see that cloud sheets come in across northern and e

my name is callum, thank you for meeting with me.rainian cafe has been helping people settle in. they set up a social club here when lots of refugees came to the area after the invasion. alexander is a 17 and from a village near kyiv. how have you found the last year, here? a lot of opportunities, especially for me because i want to study in the uk, but of course i miss my home, i miss my family. what right do you miss ukraine? yes. you have family and friends still there? yes, i have my grandma and my grandad and my dad. my dad, i would say he is my best friend and i miss him very much right now. when the war started my village was destroyed, 70%, almost all of the houses and when i saw this i felt horrible. but life is continuing, i'm trying to make a new life here. �* ., continuing, i'm trying to make a new life here. �* . :: ., life here. arena 20 are lived in temporary _ life here. arena 20 are lived in temporary housing. _ life here. arena 20 are lived in temporary housing. how - life here. arena 20 are lived in temporary housi

can i say that, callum? just about just about somebody slightly older. chris i'll put it that way.een a massive topic week. i ended up, topic this week. i ended up, would you believe it, helping out my son's school because they're a bit short staffed and i and did a lesson with i went and did a lesson with eleven's on persuasive writing, which was interesting. there are about kids in the classroom, about 70 kids in the classroom, i must say. i would rather do 90 minutes of live telly than teach a classroom full of 16 year olds, but they have it on strikes, i suppose, from a parental point of view. a lot of people think this. calum i'll bnng people think this. calum i'll bring in the children bring you in first. the children weren't in for huge swathes of the pandemic era. teachers are largely working from home, often they've been given a pay rise. indeed my own school, i think they were given 8% and the government has just come out wit h £2 billion worth war with £2 billion worth war funding for the dfi. therefore, is the timing of all this right? i think it's a very fast of questi

for independent concrete scanning expert callum weekes, the condition of the concrete is cause for immediatethat defence to the concrete reinforcement is just completely crumbling away. we have used an ultrasound pulse echo to have a look under the surface. we can see some voiding in this concrete structure, serious signs of wear and tear, and just being left by the council just to decay and crack away. brighton city council says the past structural city assessments have found no there are no significant structural defects. it says it is currently carrying out a detailed inspection that will provide up—to—date information. and that it is well—known that some areas of madeira terrace are structurally unsafe, which is why they have been fenced off. it says it has been possible to keep one staorcase open by installing a protective structure directly above the entrance and exit to it. luke hanrahan, bbc south east today, brighton. an ice skating team for people with disabilities and additional needs is hoping its international success will encourage more people into the sport. skaters who train

with new food sources. jellyfish is delicious with a very light c food taste and texture. similar to callum and innovative production techniques. i've seen a vertical farm before, but never in a restaurant path to see this, this great earth rise feeding the 1000000000 honor j 0 lou. kerry johnson harring don't attach stories on al jazeera european commission, president earth of on the line that says, and you sanctions package, including price caps on russian oil will be ready for the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion, made the comments soon after arriving. keep ahead of a summit over ukraine's pushed to join the you. the pentagon says it's tracking a suspected chinese surveillance williams. what of the u. s. s. based on wednesday, though, reports military leaders even considered shooting it down, but decided against it because of the potential safety risk from forwarding debris or pentagon correspondent, article haine has more from washington dc. so what they're saying is that they are tracking that's that they've taken steps to make sure that no surveillance can in fact be done. but aga

callum tully, bbc news.or a wide range of basic supermarket food items. that's according to new research for the bbc. looking at the figures, a standard 500g bag of pasta was 50p two years ago — now it's 95p. the bbc�*s been tracking the cost of a small basket of 15 everyday essentials. the total has gone up by £5.34 in two years. although official figures suggest overall uk inflation may have peaked at 11.1% in october, the rate of food price rises is still running at 16.7%. our business correspondent, emma simpson, has been looking at the research and has more details on how prices are changing, and why. this is some of the food we buy every day, and it gives us an idea how our budgets are being stretched. take strawberry jam, it's up 57% in two years. 0ven chips are up 45%. and look at 500 grams of pasta — it's 90% more expensive. that's almost twice the price. we've been tracking these 15 popular items across the main supermarkets. it's the standard range, which most shoppers buy. now, these items togeth

francine: i'm not going to take a bet because i already took one with callum. now that they have made explicit, that we need further evidence of persistent pressures, that's a challenge the bank cases. francine: shaan raithatha with vanguard asset services. coming up we will be joined by the ceo of renaissance. -- renesas. as next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 40 minutes into the european trading day. we are holding strong with european stocks gaining .4%. this is on the back of a pretty good session in asia. that's on the back of some positive news with the u.s. data that we saw yesterday. the chip shortage has turned into a chip glut, but there are still companies that say they cannot get enough some conductors. one manufacturer hoping to capitalize on that demand is japan's renesas electronics, which sells many chips to the auto industry with a focus on the ev market appeared we are delighted now to be joined for an exclusive conversation by the chief executive, hidetoshi shibata. thank you so much for joining us. give us a sense

and in the late game newcastle opened the scoring through callum wilson.e top of the table to seven points. a tim krul error gifting the opening goal, burnley winning 3—0. second placed sheffield united were held to a goalless draw at rotherham. in scotland, celtic play tomorrow, so it gave a chance to rangers to close the gap at the top of the premiership and they did so, but they had to dig deep to overcome ross county at ibrox. it finished 2—1 after goals from malik tillman and borna barisic. they'six points behind celtic. stephen humphrys scored a 50 yard effort as hearts came back against bottom side dundee united to win 3—1. there were two red cards in that match. elsewhere, there were wins for aberdeen, livingstone and hibernian. chloe kelly scored herfirst women's super league goal of the season as her manchester city side beat the division's bottom club leicester to move up to third in the table. city took the lead through the league's top scorer, bunny shaw, with a looping header, her 10th of the season just after the hour mark. before quick feet

newcastle had a goal disallowed as var showed the ball had gone out of play, but callum wilson put themkend in the race for the premier league title. the leaders arsenal, who'd been beaten only once before today in the league, lost 1—0 at everton with sean dyche earning a much needed victory for his side in his first game in charge. ben croucher was watching. a new stadium on the way, and a new manager in the dugout. this is an everton under reconstruction, under new management. from the rubble of the previous regime, sean dyche's side stretch league leaders arsenal, but not quite far enough for nick calvert—lewin to put the home side ahead. this was head and shoulders above what everton had been used to the season, an improvement without anything to show for it. all it needed was the finishing touch. james tarkowski, a player moulded under sean dyche at burnley, his first everton goal, sending goodison park giddy. well, most anyway. arsenal had a title to chase, whatever they throughout everton was thwarted. the pressure was building, whatever ingenuity arsenal tried was wasted, pressu

writing on the gofundme page patrick clancy concluded, cora, dawson, and callum, you gave me so much in your short time here. i don't know if the pain will ever go away but i'll do my best to carry on in your honor. dada loves you so much and will always remember you. >> and miguel is here with me. we're sit here watching it and it's more than we can bear. and you see the pictures, these faces on the screen. it is literally unbearable to see this. so i just want to state that given that and i appreciate how hard it is for you to report this -- given that what is the condition of the mother tonight? and when or are formal charges expected? >> incredibly difficult. i don't know these people at all, but my heart goes out to them and an incredibly difficult report. she is in the boston hospital. she's getting better. she's talking right now to state officials. when she gets out of the hospital -- they're still investigating and when she gets out she'll face murder charges and many other charge by the time she gets out of that hospital. but just unfathomable sadness. >> miguel marquez, i

thomas callum mia right near provo street in west virginia street in san jose. then june 4th, police say he tried to run over livermore police officer. that incident resulted in padilla being charged with attempted murder fast forward to june 22nd 2021. padilla was allegedly involved in yet another shooting incident in san jose. and then july 4th, 2021 padilla was arrested near coyote creek. it has been in custody since san jose homicide detectives were investigating the disappearance of this man, samuel torres. they now believe he was shot and killed near coyote creek by ricardo padilla. even though remains have never been found. >> next in sports, it was locker room cleanout day for the forty-niners. never a fun day, especially. right before you. they've got to the super bowl sports director jason dumas has reaction from the guys as they look at the next season. plus, 30 talked about that injured elbow. sports is that injured elbow. sports is next. [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a fr

keep in a to quiet defensively, then it will be up to them to see of people like alexander eve sack, callum wilson, alice at maximum, if they can do a little bit magic on the day. but i think most people up up from your castle funds will feel before the game starts at manchester. united how tailors are so has stayed in control and the english premier league title raised the goal from gabrielle martin. now he decided their game at lester and he sent you points clear title. rivals matches your city who also won on saturday. and the 1st time the gunners claim consecutive the winds in more than a month or so. now have games coming up against everton. warning. building. allen's new zealand cricketers have staged a bit of a fight back against england and wellington, after being dismissed for 209 and being forced to follow on. the block caps managed to reach 202 for 3 was tom late and impressed with about scoring 8340 cell trail mailings. first, endings total of a $435.00 by $24.00 rounds. and despite their efforts, the play of the day belong to the tourists. jack leech completely bamboozled. new

callum mcgregor you think we callum mcgregor do you think we are? you think is ? are are? i hate to we moving closer to. i hate to say it, but world war three type scenario is are we are we walking without the proper debate and involvement of the populations who upon whom all this would impact being , you this would impact being, you know, being informed and being ianed know, being informed and being invited to have an opinion ? invited to have an opinion? well, there's been no debate in your country or in mine because the ruling elite controls everything they control finance . they control the media and they control the government . so they control the government. so there has been no debate. people have been presented with this false narrative and told, well, we have to go do this because russia presents a great threat. the truth is that there was no threat from russia whatsoever. and these people never bother to point out that the russians initially went very few initially went in with very few forces in a very restrained manner , and this led people to manner, and this

callum mcgregor you think we callum mcgregor do you think we are? you think is ? are are? i hate to we moving closer to. i hate to say it, but world war three type scenario is are we are we walking without the proper debate and involvement of the populations who upon whom all this would impact being , you this would impact being, you know, being informed and being ianed know, being informed and being invited to have an opinion ? invited to have an opinion? well, there's been no debate in your country or in mine because the ruling elite controls everything they control finance . they control the media and they control the government . so they control the government. so there has been no debate. people have been presented with this false narrative and told, well, we have to go do this because russia presents a great threat. the truth is that there was no threat from russia whatsoever. and these people never bother to point out that the russians initially went very few initially went in with very few forces in a very restrained manner , and this led people to manner, and this

callum also suffered broken ribs. assaulting an emergency worker earlier this month. she was sentenced to a year in prison, suspended for two years. controversial graffiti artist banksy left his mark on a residential street in margate yesterday — but his valentine's day artwork has already been partially dismantled. the piece showed a 1950s housewife with a swollen eye and missing tooth apparently shutting a man into freezer. the freezer has now been removed by the local council — but they promised to return it once it had been made safe for the public. it's not the same without it, is it? it's not the same without it, is it? it doesn't really work. i wonder how long it would have been there. it was already there for him to have chosen that spot but they have promised it will be returned. the? promised it will be returned. they have. promised it will be returned. they have- let's _ promised it will be returned. they have. let's talk _ promised it will be returned. they have. let's talk to _ promised it will be returne

callum tulley, bbc news.the weekend is just around the corner so let's see what it is looking like, and for most, not bad. sunny spells but quite a chilly breeze. the forecast for the second half of the afternoon, cloudy in the south of the country, sunny spells elsewhere and temperatures typically between nine and ii elsewhere and temperatures typically between nine and 11 degrees. tonight, the skies were clear across many central and western areas, a touch of frost and certainly on the cards, maybe —3, but on the north sea coast where we have quite a strong breeze blowing in from the north, it will be above freezing, so around three newcastle and hull. that wind will continue to blow through tomorrow into sunday, so it will feel chilly. the thermometer might say 8 degrees, but it will probably feel like two or three because of that wind. i think on sunday, fairly similar weather, sunny spells and feeling about the same. this is bbc news, i'm frankie mccamley, the headlines at three. on the anniversary of ru

callum tulley, bbc news. orfind it on bbc iplayer. a uk tech company is calling for a new mobile phone repair apprenticeship scheme to meet soaring demand as more people choose to fix rather than replace their phones. smartphones generate around 146 million tonnes of c02 per year but the majority of this comes from the manufacturing process. by hanging onto phones longer people can save money and the planet. i'm joined now by the group's founder adam whitehouse. thank you very much for talking to us today. to what extent is there a shortage of people able to carry out phone repairs?— shortage of people able to carry out phone repairs? good morning. they reach the point _ phone repairs? good morning. they reach the point a _ phone repairs? good morning. they reach the point a few— phone repairs? good morning. they reach the point a few years - phone repairs? good morning. they reach the point a few years ago i phone repairs? good morning. they reach the point a few years ago thatj reach the point a few years a

ukraine now we're going to introduce you to callum ryan.a pizza , but rather he likes a pizza, but rather than order in, he decided to set himself a challenge. so what was that challenge column? well, nice to meet you, by the way. life had me on ice that myself the challenge to fly all the way to italy and buy a pizza for less than the price of a takeaway pizza here in the uk. dear god, the price of a takeaway medium sized pizza here in uk from domino's was in the uk from domino's was 19.90 $0.09. right. how are you going fly to europe pick up going to fly to europe pick up a pizza and get back home for under 1999. so i'm on it's good question by the way i managed to get a flight fo r £8 the next day get a flight for £8 the next day i left, flew all the way to milan, popped into the local pizza place and bought a just under a tenner. we literally got a flight next day for the next day, time of day, which airport? i flight i think i bit the flight around i think it 4 pm. left the next day it was 4 pm. left the next day in morning at about 6

kettlewell called it "terrific" but perhaps you can decide what you think of their late equaliser from callum keep these players building and growing and i think now we have to push on, you know, ithink growing and i think now we have to push on, you know, i think there was a bit in that performance we can push on with now as this rebuild, we need to accelerate, we have two big games to finish the championship but for now we need to make sure we enjoy that when. —— that win. meanwhile, the wooden spoon is the last thing you want, according to wales coach warren gatland, whose side sit bottom of the table after defeat to england. former wales captain and bbc pundit sam warburton says the next match is huge. this six nations they've actually confirmed they have actually moved on considerably. wales away to italy now is a massive game. italy will be smelling blood big time and i think that's going to be enormously —— animus of the italians. wales don't go there in the best 15 years right now and who is the best partnership and the back row and front five and i don't really know to be honest so m

once you decide, paddle back with me now, top daily express columnist callum malone, senior reporterer. benjamin butterworth, the former brexit party mep, belinda lucy . brexit party mep, belinda lucy. infamous isis bride shamima bakam courted further controversy this weekend after the runaway jihadist as a covergirl for the time magazine. the 23 year old whose british citizenship was stripped from her back in 2019 forjoining citizenship was stripped from her back in 2019 for joining the death cult , her back in 2019 for joining the death cult, has been thrust back into the spotlight recent weeks after she was given a platform by the shameless bbc and a podcast titled i am not a monster paid for the way by your life and sphere. but beckham's as i walked covergirl sparked outrage across the country with gb news regular christine hamilton remarking incredible that i major national newspaper use this woman as a covergirl. she joined cult supporters beheading strapped suicide bombers into vests and fully bought into the isis manifesto . bought into the isis manifesto. neven bought into t

once you decide, paddle back with me now, top daily express columnist callum malone, senior reporterbenjamin butterworth, the former brexit party mep, belinda lucy . brexit party mep, belinda lucy. infamous isis bride shamima bakam courted further controversy this weekend after the runaway jihadist as a covergirl for the time magazine. the 23 year old whose british citizenship was stripped from her back in 2019 forjoining citizenship was stripped from her back in 2019 for joining the death cult , her back in 2019 for joining the death cult, has been thrust back into the spotlight recent weeks after she was given a platform by the shameless bbc and a podcast titled i am not a monster paid for the way by your life and sphere. but beckham's as i walked covergirl sparked outrage across the country with gb news regular christine hamilton remarking incredible that i major national newspaper use this woman as a covergirl. she joined cult supporters beheading strapped suicide bombers into vests and fully bought into the isis manifesto . bought into the isis manifesto. neven bought into the i

so to debate the pros and cons of this, i'm joined by callum research at the think tank autonomy andur , owner of proud entrepreneur, owner of proud nights . entrepreneur, owner of proud nights. right. let me come to you first, jack. why is this a good thing, isn't it? just because everybody who's very youngis because everybody who's very young is very lazy and can't cope with a five day week not at all. so in the uk we have a real with burnout and overwork our workforce and it's hitting not just employees wellbeing but taking that productivity to what we saw through with trial companies moving to a shorter week was not only did know about stress, decreased knowledge of workers burnout, decreased audio, dry problems decrease, but we saw company revenue go up against the comparison peers conventional was before we saw resignation of staff and these companies decrease compared to pnor companies decrease compared to prior to the trial so we saw a win win work as a business it's not about people being lazy. it's going to be more productive if but how is that possible? how is it possible