look at the speed from charlotte _ -- one of them. look at the speed from charlotte bankes!asn't speedy enough — how it all went wrong for great britain's best medal hope at the winter olympics. and coming up on the bbc news channel: norris lands a new deal with mclaren. the british driver shuns the competition to stay with the team for four years. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the rules on self—isolating for anyone testing positive for covid in england could be dropped completely by the end of this month. the prime minister says as long as the data continues to be encouraging, the current law meaning you have to quarantine for at least five full days will be scrapped. the change would end two years of covid restrictions. the latest figures from the office for national statistics suggest infection levels in the uk have risen since last week, with more than 3.3 million people with covid. but the number of deaths are well below the levels seen in previous waves and the number of people in hospital continues to fall. labour has accused the prime minister of u

thanks charlotte. and before we let you go some spectacular footage of italy's mount aetna, which has once again war to life. smoke and ash viewed from the volcano, forcing a nearby airport to close. briefly. there were no reports of damage or injuries to residents or tourists who flocked to the area, but they retreated to an impressive display of aetna's power. you're watching d. w. news. he is a reminder of the top story we're following for you. western leaders have condemned a decision by the russian president vladimir putin to recognise, to break away regions in eastern ukraine as independent states. united states and the european union are preparing punitive sanctions. christie flats in ease up next with the w business. and the latest on what the you came, crisis means for gas applies and for the markets for want us to ground for that a, michael oke, who, in berlin, you're watching d. w. ah, people in trucks injured when trying to free the city center more and more refugees are being turned away.

look at the speed from charlotte bankes!and as they leapt over the final jump, would she even qualify? i don't know if she is going to do this. by the slenderest of margins, charlotte bankes was third, and the favourite for the gold was out. what drama and what disappointment for charlotte bankes. she came into this event with such high hopes, but those hopes have been dashed in the most agonising fashion. i don't know what happened, and, yeah. it's frustrating today. i've had a great season so far, and it's my worst result of the season. and having that at the olympics is tough. the winner, though, was some story. remember this back in 2006? this is a lap of honour for lindsey jacobellis. the american's... oh! drama! jacobellis is down. well, some 16 years after throwing the gold away, lindsey jacobellis had her redemption. victory at last to the american. finally, she said, it all came together. taking historic gold. just casually grabbing a flag. but the day's highest flier came in the big air event. that's the norwegian

look at the speed for charlotte bankes! that was - charlotte bankes! that was phenomenal!n in hemel hempstead and moved to france when she was four. battle hardened in the alps, she said the french team lacked good support. so with a move to gb, she became a nation's hope for gold, but predicting this sport comes with risk. i don't know if she is going to do this! this is... no! her quarterfinal had bunched up through the corners and came down to the line. the top two go through, and she was just in third. just to come away like this is tough, and we will bounce back, but we came here really helping to do a good race and... yeah. still, few would begrudge the day's smile for gold. usa's lindsey jacobellis won the final. she has waited 16 years for redemption. this is a lap of honour for a lindsey— this is a lap of honour for a lindseyjacobellis. oh, drogba! lindsey jacobellis. oh, drogba! jacobellis lindseyjacobellis. oh, drogba! jacobellis is down! look at her! ——, drama! _ up to now, that trick had cost her olympic gold. now at 36, she made the most of her last chance. i

chelsea pill who is currently in london the charlotte, this is a big day for the queen and very few monarchs get to celebrate a platinum jubilee. that's right, and just take a step back to really consider exactly what that means. she has been on the throwed throne with 7 decades now. during that time overseeing a period of extraordinary change, your britain, just to think about at the end of the british empire, for example, massive technical, technological change, and more recently as well. breck that co bid throughout that she's in room. she's remainder a stable, bigger, a dignified, bigger and for so many, in fact, the vast majority of the public here, they don't know another monic. so this is a moment to, to run black on that time. of course, we do know that that will be biggest celebrations in june. they'll be a 4 day weekend when you can expect people really enjoying the sunny a weather st. parties, for example, all expected to mock. what is this extraordinary achievement for monica? that the queen has also had a fair share of a family troubles recently has not had any effect o

well as bring indeed up the charlotte chelsea pill who is currently in london. the charlotte. this is a big day for the queen and very few more ask it to celebrate a platinum jubilee. try and just take a step back to really consider exactly what that means. she has been on through the throne because 7 decades now during that time, over seeing a period of extraordinary change of britain. just just think about it, the end of the british empire, for example, massive technical, technological change, and more recently as well. brett said coded throughout that she's been, she's remained a stable, figure, dignified, figuring for so many in fact, the vast majority of the public here, they don't know another monic to this is a moment to, to reflect on that time. of course, we do know that that will be big celebrations in june. they'll be a 4 day weekend when you can expect people really enjoying the sunny weather st. coffee, for example, all expected to mock. what is this extraordinary achievement for the monic? but the queen has also had a fair share of family troubles recently, has n

charlotte bankes will _ morning. but are we? charlotte bankes will go _ morning. but are we?otte bankes will go for _ morning. but are we? charlotte bankes will go for olympic - morning. but are we? charlotte | bankes will go for olympic gold. aimee fuller is with us. cloud and outbreaks of rain by pushing southwards across england and wales are behind it brightening up with a few showers and gales in the north and west. all the details throughout the programme. it's wednesday 9th february. the charity carers trust is calling for greater support and recognition from the government for the millions of unpaid carers in the uk, who provide vital help for loved ones in need. the charity says many unpaid carers often have to juggle their responsibilities with work, and need access to respite breaks and a ca rers' allowance. tim muffett reports. mark has kennedy's disease. a type of motor neurone dizzying that is making his muscles weaker and weaker. he was diagnosed eight years ago and is totally reliant on his wife katie. it is really intrinsic support, coming to terms with it is

chelsea pill. charlotte, tell us more about the prime minister johnson's new covert strategy. this is ed announcement that was highly anticipated. the prime minister's plan for, as he called it, living with cove. it's a plan that has been very much supported by members of his own coffee eating in the final legal restrictions that are in place. now there were 2 really big announcements today that have been gripping the attention of the public. the 1st one being that the legal obligation to isolate, even if you test positive with cove, it will come to an end on says they know the government's stress. and the advice still is that you should exercise caution if you test positive, limit fuel contact. but the negro obligation will come to an end. the other main announcement was free testing will also end accept the testing targeted up and they won't bull as a pro both these decisions quite controversial, but the prime minister defended then in a number of ways. he pointed to the u. k vaccination program, he said some 71 percent of adults in england have been based in that which enab

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apparently the fraud is also in the cross. charlotte. yes us right, a bull michelle. it's been announced. it seems on thursday that artie from seas in the cross has of the audio visual and digital communications regulator hearing from stacy's all come now. this was something that was put out in a magazine article that magazines called challenges hearing, france, and in it, it alleges it all come is about to start looking at how auto form for assist the channel. here has treated several subjects since it started broadcasting. the subjects in the yellow, vast protests, also stories from syria and stories from central africa, all pretty sensitive topics in the country at the moment. now they have any official confirmation from all come about this. in fact, they checked out their website on tuesday afternoon. nothing on that even called the press office and they didn't have anything to say about that notification in the magazine challenges, all the fonts itself says it hasn't received a notification that this is about to happen. but we have had reaction to that from the h

charlotte bankes is so fast through here.s she was representing france. in 2018 she defected to join the british setup and hasn't looked back since, clinching four world cup wins and a world championship title under the british flag. why did you make the change? it worked really well for me. the athlete comes first and that's really nice. i'd always had that in the back of my mind to compete for great britain. if we can come back with a medal from the olympics it would be good. i was at the point of giving up when i made that switch, and i didn't think anybody actually believed i could make it. few would doubt she could make it now. after all, bankes knows what it takes to be on top of the world. laura scott, bbc news. the first southern koala ever born in europe has entered the world at longleat safari park in wiltshire. the birth is part of a conservation drive to learn more about the animals, which are under threat. they normally live, of course, in australia. jonah fisher has that story. i have got a little bit of news fo

earlier we spoke to our correspondent charlotte chelsea pill about johnson's new kirby 19 strategy. and what health are experts think about it. now there are some in the signs of a community who say with who you into this wires, there is this wall of immunity, but there are others who are more concerned. now, in a press conference this evening, we saw the government scientific advisor standing side by side to the 5 minutes, many trying to walk out from that body language and from questions that were off how they felt about it when they supported the move. they were very keen to stress that if this maurice is towards anything, is that we shouldn't get cocky, they were warning that there could be a new variance who could cause significant problems and essentially injected a note of caution and all this. but the prime minister stress surveillance methods will still be in place contingency plan should they need to re introduce measures to combat new variance or a sergeant of the virus. but of course, there is concern from some experts the day to simply isn't there to support this move g

charlotte, i am so sorry. — sustained problem now. charlotte, i am so sorry. problem now. charlotte, i am so sorry, i did not _ sustained problem now. charlotte, i am so sorry, i did not mean - sustained problem now. charlotte, i am so sorry, i did not mean to - am so sorry, i did not mean to interrupt you when you were full flow in that sentence but thank you so much for talking to us in getting your point of view across. let's talk to our political correspondent chris mason. good morning to you. interesting to hear charlotte say she does not think this is about particularly covid, she thinks it's a much longer term problem with numbers of staff in the nhs. what's behind this delay to the plan, all pretty last—minute? good morning. it looks it was kibosh by the treasury at the last minute with the document pretty much ready to go. the health secretary for england was out and about this morning, the prime minister and chancellor will be out and about later but this document sets under a lever arch file somewhere in the bowels of whitehall and beyond the politi

the mon, as i live now in charlotte jeep as k, who's in paris. and charlotte say, good morning to you. what can you tell us about these sanctions? what's the latest? will these sanctions are really designed to attempt to cripple the russian economy . the e u says they are wide ranging and they will be able to do that now. being targeted specifically are state owned companies, individuals who are incredibly rich and close to the kremlin, and also key sectors of the russian economy. we also know that all members of the russian parliament, the duma, will be targeted by asset freezes and also travel bands here in the u as will those members of the security council. now, bank deposits for just normal russian nationals in you countries will now be limited to a $100000.00 euros. and there will also be a ban on the sale of air craft a machine and any repair parts that are needed to russian airlines. now in an extremely an i mean this is an extremely rare move. the e u has also decided to freeze the assets of president putin. and his foreign minister said

i like to paris speaking, charlotte kapinsky. he's across this for sir. charlotte. good evening, tejas. what more then can you tell us about what was said? well we know that the use of burrell, this is the high representative for the e. u has been outlining details this afternoon in a press conference saying that the you need to spend more money on defense and it needs to spend that money better. he said, this isn't just about supporting ukraine at the moment, but this is also about the stability of the world. now he also talked about the sanctions, which we've discussed over the last few years that have been labeled against russia . and there is a suggestion that even more sanctions to come, but he warned that while the sanctions are costing having a high impact on the russian economy, they will also have an impact here in the e u. but he said it was better that that price was paid now than paying a bigger price in the future. and he said the ear needs to fight what he called the aggression coming from the put in regime. now switzerland, meanwhile, has also aligned

she is covering this story, forrest charlotte, it's good to see you. why has prince andrew agreed to this settlement and do we know why it is now? of course, those details haven't been disclosed. that means that we can only speculate here as to some of this will come as a bit of surprise, surprise both candidates, including prince andrew's team, has suggested that they wanted to take this case all the way to trial prince andrew saying that he wanted to clear his name in court, but it's publicly very dog font. if you speak to some legal experts in the us, they was saying that an out of court settlement was always the most likely outcome here. indeed, out of court settlements in cases like this, all very frequent in the united states. now on the question of timing, there are some advantages for prince andrew in settling this case. now we know that he was facing a deposition next month. and of course, a trial potentially later this year at both of which could have been for the damaging to his reputation in more details. why release? they could have been h

approves a delivery of antique tank weapons and miss files. charlotte, schools rushes action, a turning point in history that threatens the world order and long lines have formed a train stations and borders as ukrainians flee. the war we report from poland. what tens of thousands have already crossed the border from u. k. from ukraine, plus protests held in cities world wide to stand up against the invasion in russia itself. authorities detain hundreds dead descent against vladimir putin. oh, mm hm. i'm a new cops mccain and thanks so much for joining us. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says rushes military advance on ukraine verges on genocide. in a short video, he condemned to brushes target, sang of civilian restaurant. jeff should saying moscow had lost any right to remain on the un security council. he also said he was willing to hold talks, but not in belarus, which is russia's ally overnight. moscow hit at fields and fuel facilities, including a pipeline near a thief in the east. some russian forces was seen entering the city of the meeting, stiff resistance. moscow has or

well, early we spoke to our correspondent charlotte chelsea pill about johnson's new kind of strategy, and what helped experts think about it. now there are some in the scientific community who say with who you into this wires, there is this wall of immunity, but there are others who are more concerned. now, in a press conference this evening, we saw the government scientific advisor standing side by side to the 5 minutes, many trying to walk out from that body language and from questions that were off how they felt about it when they supported the move. they were very keen to stress that if this maurice is towards anything, is that we shouldn't get cocky, they were warning that they could be a new variance which could cause significant problems and essentially injected a note of caution. and so with this, but the primary stress surveillance methods will still be in place contingency plan should they need to re introduce measures to combat new variance or a surgeons of the virus. but of course, there is concern from some expect the day to simply isn't there to support this move going

my colleague, re sushi, discuss the latest developments with our t correspondence. charlotte dubin ski on 1st don quarter deutsch. avella, its offices are going to be closed throughout russia. its journalists are going to have their press accreditations taken away, and all of their russian language broadcasts are going to be taken off the air. now, darcia bella has since responded to this, they put out a media statement. they said that they're not going to take any action until they get official confirmation from moscow of these measures. and when they do, they are going to appeal them. but this isn't where the rushes retaliation stops. actually a blacklist is being set up of german government officials, media regulators, basically anyone who is possibly involved in this enormous censorship campaign of r t d. russia is drawing up a list of representatives of state and public structures in germany involved in restricting the broadcast of r t d, and putting pressure on the russian media outlet, who will be denied entry to the russian federation. now this development comes just one day af

we can cross live now to a charlotte to whiskey who is a lot nearer to it than we are. do we know anything that has happened with this russian ship? apparently in english english channel. charlotte that's why this is a russian cargo ship that was apparently on route to st. petersburg where it was due to arrive on march 3rd. but it has been apparently seized by the french authorities in the english channel as a result of the new sanctions that the ears imposed on a raft of russian companies. it's believed that this a cargo ship, which is called the baltic leader, and there was built in russia 22 years ago, is one that belongs to one of the companies that is impacted by the sanctions in the u. it's been taken to add the largest port in france, blowing, so mass or just down the road from cali, which is perhaps it's more famous a cousin, while french officials and customs officers check through the cargo. it's not known what cargo that a cargo ship is carrying at the moment whether it was carrying any at all but due to the new sanctions unleashed by the e. u. as a result of

dubin ski. charlotte, people were told to keep away i bond was put in place, but clearly many feel the issue is important enough to i suppose risk arrest yes, that's why 10 times in the belgian capital of brussels, where we have already seen scuffles between the police and the protectors, the small crowd gathered in the european court near the commission and the parliament have to try and void seconds and not just about things like the vaccine pass code with restrictions, but also purchasing power of the issues that have come to light during the pandemic . and what they trying to do in the last hour is to move where they were outside the park to join up with the, the process. so to give you a sense of the cry, i would say a more they found is as they were moving down the street, the police came in a blockaded them. you can see the police now creating a barrier with vans and offices to ensure that the protestors cannot join up with other protests across the city. now we've been speaking to some of those who taking part in this protest as part of this so called freedom of conroy. and the

charlotte is standing by with more for us.rlotte, macron is seeking to do what others have not managed to make progress on. >> reporter: that would be a very big challenge for president macron after a flurry of diplomatic contacts over the weekend where macron spoke to the order of the baltic state and the secretary-general of nato and president biden last night. reflecting the multilateral approach to the crisis and try to agree in response to the the dialogue on russia and in what spirit is macron going with the interview published this weekend which had a conciliary tone after raising issues of the security concerns. that would raise eyebrows with the eastern european countries that is an issue with macron speaking with putin and trying to woo pooutin some say it was a naive approach, but there have been small victories on the way and the talks between germany, france and russia and ukraine discussing the minsk agreement the talks have not been held for two years and they started last week and another meeting in berlin this

the whole world has recognized that there is only one child in this world, and part one is part of charlotte. so this is a fundamental base of discussion. and for any country including the west to interfere into the intel office, it's not something that china will tolerate. john has already made very strong statement that any interference is not going to be entertained or tolerated. so discussions of a piece for re unification is always on the top of the agenda. and that's something just a moment. i would say it's quite different from what's happening. you credit mr. one me, you know, that we leave in the world way international law could be in compliance with international law would be demanded for some countries. and absolutely you can work for some others. and the united states, as well as some of the other partners, have a lot of experience of using lisa tactics supporting position, supporting, you know, part is on a rebel fighters, for example, one of the narrative see developing in west media right now is that wasn't our support part is a movement in ukraine so that you know, video and

so it's just a blessing to graduate from historical place in charlotte.ey jones reporting. >> and join kron four's. we celebrate black history month. pam moore will host our 30 minute special honoring black history. mind body soul. it airs this thursday at 06:30pm. >> take a look at here we go again, at least mount etna is erupting again, setting up a nearly 8 mile high cloud of volcanic smoke and ash over the east part of sicily. lava flowed around the southern part of the mountain. >> so far, no injuries or property damage have been reported. authorities did issue an aircraft warning and the local airports in the cis lee area on the island was temporarily closed earlier this month that not erupted, sending volcanic lightning bolts across the sky. very active there. after all these years now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at a glowing quite tower that is going. >> kron four's rebecca strom acera back a week of fall. a lot of changes. yeah. big changes guys. on saturday we saw 70's. it was a nice way to start the holiday weekend and now

charlotte, motor? lot 3. her rish, we can mostly or need on the black lives matter. she had allowed just for the same you know couldn't, couldn't, and of soon this couldn't. and that's why you couldn't have been sad about in the lawson. no. hello, no, no sir. no, sir, no commitment. not that hot video that i love and they do that here on the pick a honda and and and i'm let them know and so alumnus to her with him po. toss a letter sally been nice now couldn't a nice nice snaps in us. want people on mon that to vietnam and it doesn't necessarily la la and hadn't reflected in why jack of any, i mean the the yeah yeah . and so and her husband harassment, iraq was live course a little salad the be checking mostly it on bash. oh yeah. no resume, that may have been a had the stuff on them. nothing. the funny i i ah ah look forward to brighter skies the winter sponsored my cattle. it ways, however, still no sign of any less up in those showers that brought the dramatic flooding into east possibly may well have seen earlier. some part seen around $200.00 millimeters of rain

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i think many will be relieved that there won't be the spectacle overshadowing the celebrations. charlotte chelsea. so carruthers infections in germany has started to fall and the amazon variant is causing mild cases. the countries of public health institute says just under 3 quarters of the population have now had to vaccinations and 55 percent received booster shots. some politicians now want to ease restrictions with plans for most to be lifted next month. early signs of spring in berlin, and hope that it will be a season with fewer restrictions on public life. the army crown variant and vaccines have re shuffled the cards with less severe cases of coven. 19 the health care system in germany is weathering the current wave. well, new cases also appear to be slowly dropping. and with that grows, the prospect of easing restrictions, the sink lobby, cubby, epidemic conditions can come to an end in mid march, but with 2 provisions. we need to establish a legal basis for the mosque monday, because that's the most effective preventive measure. and we need an emergency strategy for the fall in

and for more, joining us from london, ease our correspondence. charlotte shall some pill. charlotte. tell us more about the prime minister johnson's new covert strategy. why was the prime minister's highly anticipated living with cobra plan and welcomes my benny within his own party. but of course, for the safety of those who are clinically vulnerable, this is a moment of concern. now to give you again that the 2 main headlines for the 5 minutes is enough for today, the fast one you mentioned that was that often say even those who tested positive for coded and no longer legally required to isolate. now, the advice still will remain that people should limit that contacts remain at home . there is no legal requirement to isolate with coven, the other big announcement which is getting a lot of attention. here is the end of free testing. it will only be targeted at the most vulnerable. that is another controversial decision. but the prime minister dress. this is not the end of code, but it still poses the risk in the fact that royal highness, the queen, tested positive just yesterday was

to covert mandates and restrictions and all of the think of it has all correspondent, as usual. charlotte to penske. ah ah. as you can see, we've now got tensions in the crowds. the police have formed this barricade on the one side of us and less than about 5 or 6 meters away. there's a barricade on the other side. and what they're doing now is a catalyst into this one area and not allowing us to pass at this moment. you may have just seen that man trying to get past the police and then being pushed back by the offices here, i protest is have come out. they say to be peaceful. they say that they want to join other protest across the city. but quite frankly, that is not being allowed as the authorities are trying to keep it laid on any issues here in brussels. so actually i can send any more, deserves like a freedom. and i mean, i'm really need someone to please, and it's a shame i just received. guess in my eyes, the curb. it's safe to get an update. but he said it's really dividing people in 2 different categories, and people are parked in each other instead of a unifying. and i think by

and it is very much expected that chancellor of charlotte, which is going to travel to russia within the next few days, is going to bring this issue ab gearing, his talks with redeemer putin. whether this conversation will bring anything, whether what it is talks will bring in a thing concerning our moscow to do. it remains unclear. he does not feel at over in bon, talking to us. so thank you. you're welcome. a rush us ban of the w comes as german chancellor. all of charlotte's prepare as a trip to moscow for talks about the crisis in ukraine. sholtes coal, to build up of russian troops on ukraine's board. a very serious and said, any invasion would come with consequences. john chancellor has been on the pressure from all the natal members to take a haga line on russia. that's good. more on this now from our chief political correspond melinda crane. melinda. another issue not added to shoals agenda in moscow. wat has the government been saying so far? the german federal minister for culture and media. claudia hote, criticized, did the decision quite emphatically yesterday saying it w

he, charlotte, good to see. you. could you give us the reaction from european leaders please? well, there's been wide condemnation of the military action in ukraine by not just leaders, but also the g 7 leaders and from the u. k as well. and there has been a raft of sanctions announced that they have been describing this as a putin president, putin re introducing war into europe. i just want to take you through some of the sanctions that we're aware of the details that are emerging at the moment. this includes from germany where we understand that there will be a blockade from the european union pretty much on all russian banks. and that could also be to the blocking of individual transaction as well as the payment for gas. essentially what they saying is that business with russian banks is practically over as a result of the sanctions hearing france, we've also heard that the bank accounts of russians who fall under those sanctions could also be blocked. we know in the u. k, that error for the russian airliner has been banned from landing there. we've just heard in the last f

here in paris for charlotte, but to see you this morning, what can you tell us about these sanctions? well, the sanctions are designed to cripple the russian economy. they going to target state owned companies, individuals, key sectors of the russian economy. for example, all members of the russian parliament, the duma, will be impacted by travel bands and asset freezes. and that will also be applicable to members of the russian security council. now for individual russians who say live in the you, they will be now subject to a limit of only being able to put around a $100000.00 euros into bank accounts. and there will be a ban from the e on the sale of spare parts. air crofts and equipment all to russian airlines, and in an extremely rare moved by the e. u. there has also been a decision taken to freeze the assets of not just president putin, but also his foreign minister said a love rav for european ministers. following that meeting, they said that these extreme measures when necessary, but to one of these, and we're adding president putin and foreign secretary love rav to the list

i heard the complaint about it, charlotte chelsea pill in london has more to some of this will come as a bit of surprise, surprise both candidates, including prince andrew's team has suggested that they wanted to take this case all the way to trial prince andrew saying that he wanted to clear his name in court, both publicly very dog font, if you speak to some legal experts in the u. s, they were saying that an out of court settlement was always the most likely outcome here. indeed, out of court settlement in cases like this, all very frequent in the united states. now on the question of timing, there's some advantages for prince andrew in settling this case. now we know that he was facing a deposition next month. and of course, a trial potentially later this year, both of which could have been the damaging to his reputation in more details. why release? they could have been hugely embarrassing for prince andrew. and indeed, not just prince andrew, the royal family by association as well. they are likely to be breathing a huge sigh of relief today. this case has reached a settlement th

i still fresh islamism as a debate still has the power to hold court ahead of april election. charlotte, even sky r t. paris canadian truckers have been out in force protesting against mandatory jobs. the government has condemned direction with the premier of alberto, also quick to denounce the protests. and it is, however, unfortunate to see a small number of people who engaged in protest over the past few days express extreme views and embrace hateful some symbols. it's also unfortunate to see a small number break. the law, create a public safety hazard and a enormous inconvenience for law body canadians, including thousands of other truckers. by blocking the border at coots, i want to be very clear. we are not intimidated by those who hurl insults and abuse at small business workers and steal food from the homeless. we won't give in to those who fly racist flags. we won't cave to those who engage in vandalism, or dishonor the memory of our veterans. canadians who is outside to day patriotic peace, loving canadians recall massage in us and races by the prime minister. why? so again, i

the been a long, of course it can you let us know charlotte gazette either? well, it was a moralist, but i'm wishing he, i, tim can go at number not anymore. and was that oh, do river delivered the command ticket booth is a credit only for the new president, tom cush oil is that her parliament on the home of the conical commissioner could afford him the sum of rooted dinners. this issue with such for total l 2 o, 3 commando. although the chest similar shows the slater bar, not on the last my see. only me and there are those who. so one of them call you should they kick mom and you put yours on of them on a producer to green, the show us lower. sure. one us, we'll credit another to president scared me 30 to who don't make on the mr. natalie, her chance can you call moran has? what are he took from greece? could, can the mission could afford a my city of total all are purposes. he does the can the mission of put a to warren, who was virtual. his name is your commander moves or julie police here. this got a while image. so boy, you here to keep the sato a nice o

gibbons ky high. charlotte people were told to keep away clearly though many feel that the only way they can be heard is by being seen. that's why i just i think with, oh i'm reading i some with brussels. we just sort of run to get a sense if there is a school patty with a makes you me inspired by that with we came to the protest to support our french friends. we walked, many kilometers knows that we are not against vaccines. we are against vaccine past due, so get on lead. and then we went out to protest for freedom due to vaccine passes in france, we demand freedom. i came from paris, glow, nathan, kind of, we will not lose our freedom. we will accept no lice, tear gas was fired at protesters on the sean sally say i was also head on the street. i am 68 years old. this is a dictatorship regime. as all the people i know are already vaccinated. oh, i . 7 think with the name to verify that, but that's what she told us, additions that a the well they say in this t, in the hearts of a law and busy for us or they start to, thanks very much for bringing us through all that on the deed som

next election, many suspect a political motivation behind the micro administration's decision on charlotte, duke explains o season council of the muslim faith, known as the cfc m. has fallen out of favor with the country's government. after years of being the official interlocutor between religious leaders and the authorities, it's been unceremoniously dumped. why? the muslim worship council was created to try to structure islam in france. it was structured at that time around national federation of algerians, moroccans, tunisians, koreans, and turks. to day we are seeing extremely strong interference from foreign states, and we cannot accept that. we hope there will be no more. this is the end of islamic foreign influence in france. instead, the government is moving towards a grassroots for him, which will include him, mom's women, and influential figures. this is, it says, much more representative than the cfc m, but the cfc and general director says it won't be able to replace what it does. and despite reports, it won't be dissolving, reminisce forms, a platform for discussions for the

emily and charlotte.uld also change the academic year and end the long summer holiday. 0ur wales correspondent, hywel griffith, has been to visit one school taking part. ifeel excited because i can make new friends and it's an opportunity for me to learn new skills. i was quite lonely during the pandemic because i was by myself in my house. but i think this extra hour| will help our socialisation, make friendships better. best foot forward, followed by a fist. this lesson in mixed martial arts is the first taste the pupils here at the six bells primary campus are getting of their new extended school day. the extra hour at the end of every day will mean taekwondo, dance, cooking and lego—building all become part of the timetable for the next ten weeks. it's going to be all right. i'll get to see my friends, but it will be a bit tiring. i think i'll be fine. being with friends and things always makes me a bit happy. today's number of the day is 36. so all the possibilities around on your whiteboard. but not

charlotte jessops, a money—saving blogger. she hosts a monthly zoom session, passing on tips.e're going to be talking about the rising costs of food. i'm only set a budget for £60 a week with two teenagers and myself, and it's gone up to nearly £75 depending on what shop i do go to. i have noticed whilst - going around the store that a lot of the products have increased, including - squash, fizzy drinks. have you changed your sort of shopping behaviour? we're definitely cooking from scratch a lot more| now, because itjust works out cheaper. i we'll buy a really massive laundry detergent and washing liquid that we will then decant into smaller containers. and that lasts for months. i have started doing online shopping to stop me froml picking up the impulse buys. according to the official stats, food inflation is running at 4.5%, but that doesn't tell you the full story, because many everyday staples have gone up way more than that. take spaghetti — no brands, just the standard range. it's gone up by an average of 41% from last year. a standard tin of tomatoes has gone up by 29

here's our political correspondent charlotte rose.s to moscow this week by the uk defence secretary ben wallace along with phone calls by the prime minister and us presidentjoe biden seem to have done little to change the minds of russian leaders. and scenes of tanks rolling up to a european border have made some western politicians fearful of history repeating itself. in an interview with the times this morning, mr wallace said the current situation had, "a whiff of munich in the air from some in the west." which many had thought was a reference to attempts by european leaders to appease hitler before the second world war. but it's been stressed that he still believes attempts at diplomacy to de—escalate the situation are important. his cabinet colleague was asked to clarify his remarks. he's not talking about appeasement. i think the comparison ben was drawing, i know the comparison he was drawing, it was around the attempts for a diplomatic outcome that it turned out adversaries at the time were not really interested in. is he dire

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.hollowayjailfor three months when she wasjust 19. last year, along with 71 others, her conviction was overturned. hayley hassall, from the bbc�*s file on 4 programme, has been following her story. i'm feeling loads of different emotions. i'm scared. scared of what's on the other side of those gates. i'm angry. it needs to be done. it needs to be put to bed. at the age of 19, tracy was prosecuted and sent to holloway prison for stealing more than £11,000, something we now know was due to a faulty computer system called horizon. she's come back here today for the first time in 20 years, in the hope that this will somehow help with her recovery. this is my cell. this is your cell? yeah, that's my bed. i remember saying to a girl, i hadn't done the crime. and she said, oh, none of us have. see... you couldn't even protest your innocence in here. i never thought i could come here, ever. tracy spent several weeks in this group cell, before being moved to one of her own. this was my cell, cel

now, charlotte, lovely to see what all these french protest is specifically calling for. and what plans do they have? well, if not yet arrived in paris, but the plan is for these convoys that are coming from across the country to descend on the capital over the weekend. but before they've even had chance to do that, the authorities here in paris have said that any protests over the weekend will be strictly forbidden. the idea some have said is for them to try and power lies. the city, like we've seen over in canada, taking the momentum from that and bringing it here to france. what they have said is that they want to come here to protest against the cove. it 19 regulations and as we know, thousands upon thousands already in convoys that left as early as wednesday morning from the south, the fonts from the west, from the north, and the all planning to be here late on friday evening for that protest that was scheduled by them, the undeclared, the authorities on a saturday parish though, is ready to stop them and has been bitten any of the rallies from taking place due to th