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you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ bbc david eades. hello there. is storm dudley. and ahead of dudley we have seen this stream of cloud pushing in on those stronger winds from the atlantic, bringing yet more rain across from the west. by the time we get to wednesday morning, most of that wetter weather is out of the way. still some wetness there across northern scotland, but away from here, it's a mild start, and there may be some early sunshine, but it will cloud over quickly. we've got the rain coming in from dudley, soon arriving in northern ireland, heavier more persistent rain here pushing into northern england and heading northwards into a good part of scotland. further south, perhaps not too much in the way of rain, but it will be turning milder, very mild in the southeast, temperatures here reaching 16—17 celsius. as it gets milder, the winds are going to be strengthening across many parts of the country throughout the day. now, the main core of strongest winds is still where we have this amber wind warning from the met office. in this area

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades — our top stories. international condemnation as russia grantss of ukraine and announces he is sending troops there. the decisions _ sending troops there. the decisions taken _ sending troops there. tue: decisions taken today sending troops there. tte: decisions taken today with the support of the russian citizens, all the patriotic forces of the country. the im act forces of the country. the impact on _ forces of the country. the impact on the _ forces of the country. the impact on the markets i forces of the country. the impact on the markets has been immediate. tokyo stocks are slumping and oil prices are on the rise. cause for celebration in colombia as the country's highest court decriminalise abortion up to 2a weeks of pregnancy. also living with

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades.tensions between russia and the west? presidents macron and putin to meet. we report on the front line of hostilities in the east of the country. this entire village is a casualty of the conflict. it is extraordinary that anyone still lives here. the handful who remain are pretty much cut off. chinese tennis star peng shuai again denies making allegations of sexual assault in her first western media interview since the accusations emerged on social media. a second storm wreaks havoc in madagascar. whole villages are swept away as a cyclone leaves a trail of destruction the canadian capital 0ttawa declares a state of emergency

i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.degree they will hold a summit on the deepening crisis. queen elizabeth tests positive to covid—i9. buckingham positive to covid—i9. palace says the 95—year—old buckingham palace says the 95—year—old is experiencing mild symptoms. they are back. international visitors return to australia as the country opens up to fully vaccinated travellers for the first time in almost two years. and the secret to running almost 100 miles at world record pace and beating all the men in the process. we speak to the american ultra—runner and her coach. after 16 days of competition the winter olympics come to a spectacular close in beijing.

i'm david eades. our top stories: nato warns that russian troops are heading for eastern ukraine. ukrainians are preparing for an invasion. the troops here say they have been fighting a long war against russian—backed separatists. they know that president putin may now send more forces. the us, europe and nowjapan respond with a series of targeted sanctions. just targeted sanctions. how far will they deter russia just how far will they deter russia from further military action? who in the lord's name does putin think gives him the right to declare new so—called countries on territory that belonged to his neighbours?

ead on cbs news bay area, a renewed debate about getting a national no-fly list for unruly passengers. the obstacles to getting the idea off the ground. >>> let's take a live look out at sfo. fighting misconduct on airplanes have skyrocketed over the past two years during the pandemic. the ceo of delta is renewing a call for a national passenger >> reporter: amid skyrocketing cases of air rage incidents like these, delta air lines is asking the federal government to pick passengers convicted of unruly behavior on a national no-fly list. cbs news obtained this letter from delta's ceo, edgbaston, to the justice department, saying a list would serve as a strong symbol of the consequences of not complying with crewmember instruction. >> i think it is an idea whose time has come. no one, whether an airline employee or a passenger, should be subject to verbal or physical attacks. >> the faa says there were 5000 reports of unruly passengers in 2021. most were tied to compliance with mask wearing. the agency is now partnering with the tsa to remove disruptive travelers from tsa pre-check elig

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i'm david eades. our top stories: nato warns that russian troops are heading for eastern ukraine.n. the troops here say they have been fighting a long war against russian—backed separatists. they know that president putin may now send more forces. the us, europe, japan and now australia respond with a series of targeted sanctions. how far will they deter russia from further military action? who in the lord's name does putin think gives him the right to declare new so—called countries on territory that belong to his neighbours? in other news, a usjury finds the murderers of ahmaud arbery

i�*m david eades. our top stories: will you take responsibility, prime minister?finds "failures of leadership and judgement" at numberio. i want to say sorry. and i�*m sorry for the things we simply didn�*t get right. i get it and i will fix it. by routinely breaking the rules he set, the prime minister took us all for fools. he held people's sacrifice in contempt. he showed himself unfit for office. washington says moscow has responded to its proposals to ease tensions in ukraine, but it follows a bitter exchange of accusations

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories...r ukraine have been constructive. protestors in london harass opposition leader sir keir starmer. as the prime minister boris johnson faces more calls to withdraw a false accusation he made against him in parliament. israeli police face allegations of using spyware against public figures, including aides of the former prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we are going to the pictures. he is taking us to titty titty bang. what in the name of god is that? and the nominations are about to roll in. hollywood waits to hear which films are in the running for this year's oscars.

i'm david eades.rder, president putin accuses the us of trying to drag russia into war. translation: their most important goal _ is to contain russia. in this sense, ukraine itself is just a tool to achieve this goal. bomb threats are made to several historically black us colleges and universities as america begins to mark black history month. the loss of ice in antarctica has tripled since the 1990s as seas warm. we have a special climate critical report. and an american football great retires: 44—year—old tom brady quits at the top with an astonishing seven super bowl victories to his name.

i'm david eades.der, president putin accuses the us of trying to �*drag russia into war�*. translation: their most important goal _ is to contain russia. in this sense, ukraine itself is just a tool to achieve this goal. bomb threats are made to several historically black us colleges and universities, as america begins to mark black history month. the us considers approving covid vaccines for children underfive, as omicron cases in the young spike. and an american football great retires. ali—year old tom brady quits at the top, with an astonishing seven super bowl victories to his name.

i'm david eades. our top stories? the russian and french presidents say their talks in moscow on defusing the military crisis surrounding ukraine have been constructive. protestors in london harass opposition leader sir keir starmer as the prime minister borisjohnson faces more calls to withdraw a false accusation he made against him in parliament. hundreds of moroccans attend the funeral of the five—year—old boy who died after being trapped inside a well for five days. israeli police face allegations of using spyware against public figures, including aides of the former prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we are going to the pictures. he is taking us to titty titty bang bang. what in the name of god is that? and the nominations are about to roll in. hollywood waits to hear which films are in the running for this year's oscars. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe �*there is no security for europeans if there's no security for russia' — that was the tack taken by president macron of france as h

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories...e than three decades. protests against covid vaccine laws continue in canada — truckers had earlier blocked a key route into the us. pope benedict xvi admits to errors in the handling of sexual abuse cases when he was archbishop of munich. i wonder what little lady made these. and — the dogs in the hunt — we'll tell you about the western leading the pack for oscar nominations.

this is bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories...l with virginia giuffre, with no admission of liability, after she accused him of sexual assault. russia claims it has withdrawn some of its troops from the border with ukraine. president biden says allied action will be swift if moscow orders an invasion. if russia attacks ukraine they will be met with overwhelming international condemnation. the world will not forget that russia chose needless death and destruction. in a legalfirst, an american gun company has been held liable for the sandy hook mass shooting in which 26 students and staff lost their lives. and the american author and satirist, pj o'rourke has died at the age of 7a.

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades.sault. russia claims it has withdrawn some of its troops from the border with ukraine. president biden says allied action will be swift if moscow orders an invasion. if russia attacks ukraine they will be met with overwhelming international condemnation. the world will not forget that russia chose needless death and destruction. in a legalfirst, an american gun company has been held liable for the sandyhook mass shooting in which 26 students and staff lost their lives. and the american author and satirist pj o'rourke has died at the age of 7a.

i'm david eades. our top stories: will you take responsibility, prime minister? has your leadership failed? mounting pressure on britain's prime minister, borisjohnson. an initial report into parties at downing street during lockdown finds "failures of leadership and judgement" at number10. i want to say sorry. and i'm sorry for the things we simply didn't get right. i get it and i will fix it. by routinely breaking the rules he set, the prime minister took us all for fools. he held people's sacrifice in contempt. he showed himself unfit for office. a bitter exchange of accusations over ukraine as the us and russia square up during a public session of the un security council. it's a year since the military seized power in myanmar. un investigators say more than 1,000 people might have been killed in war crimes since the coup. here on the ball is whether me and my military has been waging and my military has been waging a brutal campaign to crush armed resistance. and more than a billion people around the world are celebrating lunar new year. we'll tell you all yo

this is bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories... settled out of court — prince andrew reaches a deal with virginia giuffre, with no admission of liability, after she accused him of sexual assault. russia claims it has withdrawn some of its troops from the border with ukraine. president biden says allied action will be swift if moscow orders an invasion. if russia attacks ukraine they will be met with overwhelming international condemnation. the world will not forget that russia chose needless death and destruction. in a legalfirst, an american gun company has been held liable for the sandy hook mass shooting in which 26 students and staff lost their lives. and the american author and satirist, pj o'rourke has died at the age of 7a. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. prince andrew and virginia giuffre, the woman who'd accused him of sexual assault, have reached an out—of—court settlement in a civil case. the queen's second son had previously said he wanted to contest the claims in front of a jury. in the s

i'm david eades.ur top stories: can the french break the ice in tensions between russia and the west? presidents macron and putin to meet. we report on the frontline of hostilities in the east of the country. this entire village is a casualty of the conflict. it is extraordinary that anyone still lives here. the handful who remain are pretty much cut off. chinese tennis star peng shuai again denies making allegations of sexual assault in her first western media interview since the accusations emerged on social media. a second storm wreaks havoc in madagascar — whole villages are swept away as a cyclone leaves a trail of destruction the canadian capital ottawa declares a state of emergency as truckers continue their rowdy protest over covid rules. and a leap to olympic history for snowboarder zoi sadowski—synnott. it's new zealand's first ever winter gold medal. we catch up with her very proud parents. the french president emmanuel macron appears to be taking the diplomatic lead for the west this week

welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades.border, president putin accuses the us of trying to �*drag russia into war�*. the most important goal is to contain russia. in this sense ukraine is the tool to achieve this goal. bomb threats are made to several historically black us colleges and universities as america begins to mark black history month. the us considers approving covid vaccines for children underfive, as 0micron cases in the young spike. an american football great retires, 44—year old tom brady quits at the top, with an astonishing seven superbowl victories to his name.

i'm david eades. our top stories: nato warns that russian troops are heading for eastern ukraine. we report from the front line where ukrainians are preparing for an invasion. the troops here say they have been fighting a long war against russian—backed separatists. they know that president putin may now send more forces. the us, europe, japan and now australia respond with a series of targeted sanctions. how far will they deter russia from further military action? who in the lord's name does putin think gives him the right to declare new so—called countries on territory that belong to his neighbours? in other news, a usjury finds the murderers of ahmaud arbery guilty of federal hate crimes. ahmaud will continue to rest in peace, but he will now begin to rest in power. and from toe to tail: how scientists pieced together the true enormity of the giant flying dinosaur of 170 million years ago. hello. a very warm welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. russia has been dealt a wave of new economic and financial sanctions as the west tries to head off a military

this is bbc news with me, david eades. our top stories: will you take responsibility, prime minister? has your leadership failed? pressure mounts on borisjohnson as police review hundreds of photos and documents related to possible downing street parties during lockdown. i want to say sorry. and i'm sorry for the things we simply didn't get right. i get it and i will fix it. by routinely breaking the rules he set, the prime minister took us all for fools. he held people's sacrifice in contempt. he showed himself unfit for office. it's a year since the military seized power in myanmar. now, the country is in the grip of a virtual civil war with no end in sight. washington says moscow has responded to its proposals to ease tensions in ukraine, but it follows a bitter exchange of accusations during a public session of the un security council. making the beautiful game more inclusive: mexico tries to combat homophobic chanting at football matches. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the british prime

welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades. report from the frontline, where ukrainians are preparing for an invasion. the troops here say they have been fighting a long war against russian back separatists. they know that president putin may now send more forces. the us, europe and nowjapan respond with a series of targeted sanctions. how far will they deter russia from further military action? who will they deter russia from further military action? who in the lord's _ further military action? who in the lord's name _ further military action? who in the lord's name does - further military action? who in the lord's name does putin . the lord's name does putin think gives him the right to declare new so—called countries on territory that belonged to his neighbours? in other

i'm david eades. our top stories? the military crisis surrounding ukraine have been constructive. protestors in london harass opposition leader sir keir starmer as the prime minister borisjohnson faces more calls to withdraw a false accusation he made against him in parliament. hundreds of moroccans attend the funeral of the five—year—old boy who died after being trapped inside a well for five days. israeli police face allegations of using spyware against public figures, including aides of the former prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we are going to the pictures. he is taking us to titty titty bang bang. what in the name of god is that? and the nominations are about to roll in. hollywood waits to hear which films are in the running

this is bbc news with me, david eades.hip failed? pressure mounts on borisjohnson as police review hundreds of photos and documents related to possible downing street parties during lockdown. i want to say sorry. and i'm sorry for the things we simply didn't get right. i get it and i will fix it. by routinely breaking the rules he set, the prime minister took us all for fools. he held people's sacrifice in contempt. he showed himself unfit for office. it's a year since the military seized power in myanmar. now, the country is in the grip of a virtual civil war with no end in sight. washington says moscow has responded to its proposals

of hippos has been taking over the countryside near his former ranch, our reporter travelled to mid ead in columbia to discover why science is an activist . find themselves in a pack of derm pickle, a legacy of drug kingpin pablo escobar. and a problem that has grown over the years, columbia's hippos, now the largest population outside of africa, which is their natural habitat. the so called king of cocaine brought 4 of the packing terms to his ranch. they've now multiplied to mold and 90 and a causing havoc. they like it here, especially in high summer when the hippos gather but i know it, i don't know but and i, they swim out that and then reappeared somewhere else. i remember they rammed my boat and kept it over because you can't see them at night. like, i don't know the miles on so aggressive, but one hit my boat with a big bang them yet, but when, well, over like our only i glenmarie the hippos in columbia. and now the subject of public debate. animal rights activists insist that the large mammals are completely innocent. but environmentalists criticize the effects, the hippos have

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades.n presidents agree to hold a summit on the deepening crisis. international visitors return to australia as the country opens up to fully vaccinated travellers for the first time in almost two years. queen elizabeth tests positive for coronavirus — buckingham palace says the 95—year—old is experiencing mild symptoms. and after 16 days of competition, the winter olympics come to a spectacular close in beijing. and the secret to running 100 miles at world record pace and beating all the men in the process.

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories...ades. protests against covid vaccine laws continue in canada — truckers had earlier blocked a key route into the us. pope benedict xvi admits to errors in the handling of sexual abuse cases when he was archbishop of munich. the nuclear option — as part of our climate critical series — we debate whether atomic energy is green energy. i wonder what little lady made these. and — the dogs in the hunt — we'll tell you about the western leading the pack for oscar nominations.

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades our top stories.ountdown to a possible invasion — kyiv calls for a meeting with moscow — as a senior diplomat says ukraine may drop its ambitions to join nato if russia backs off. we are flexible trying to find the best best way out. if we have to go through some serious, i don't know, concessions, that is something we might do. concessions, that is something we might do. after a week of disruption, police clear the remaining protesters blocking a key bridge between canada and the united states a return home after a 50 year exile — why these people from islands in the indian ocean are at the centre of a land dispute between britain and mauritius and the wait is over for the super excited fans at the super bowl — america's biggest sporting event kicks off in los angeles. will they — or won't they? as the warnings and anxieties continue to mount over the chances of russia invading ukraine, diplomatic missions will be coming thick and fast again this week in an effort to find some way to avoid war, start

i'm david eades. on the frontline of hostilities in the east of the country. this entire village is a casualty of the conflict. it is extraordinary that anyone still lives here. the handful who remain are pretty much cut off. chinese tennis star peng shuai again denies making allegations of sexual assault in her first western media interview since the accusations emerged on social media. a second storm wreaks havoc in madagascar — whole villages are swept away as a cyclone leaves a trail of destruction

welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories: nato warns that russian troops are heading for eastern ukraine. we report from the frontline, where ukrainians are preparing for an invasion. the troops here say they have been fighting a long war against russian back separatists. they know that president putin may now send more forces. the us, europe and nowjapan respond with a series of targeted sanctions. how far will they deter russia from further military action? who will they deter russia from further military action? who in the lord's _ further military action? who in the lord's name _ further military action? who in the lord's name does - further military action? who in the lord's name does putin . the lord's name does putin think gives him the right to declare new so—called countries on territory that belonged to his neighbours? in other news ausjerry finds the murderers of ahmaud arbery guilty of federal hate crimes. ahmaud will continue to rest in peace but he will now begin to rest in power.— rest in power

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories...nother frantic day of diplomacy over ukraine — it's been called the worst crisis in europe for more than three decades. protests against covid vaccine laws continue in canada — truckers had earlier blocked a key route into the us. pope benedict xvi admits to errors in the handling of sexual abuse cases when he was archbishop of munich. i wonder what little lady made these. and — the dog's in the hunt — we'll tell you about the western leading the pack for oscar nominations. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. european leaders have pledged unity in their goal to avert war on the continent, as the french president, emmanuel macron, said he could see a path towards easing tensions with russia over ukraine. mr macron has been updating the german chancellor, olaf scholz, and the polish leader, andrzej duda, tonight following lengthy talks with president putin in russia, and a meeting with the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, in kyiv. here's stephanie prent

i'm david eades. our top stories: as russian forces show no sign of pulling back from ukraine's border, president putin accuses the us of trying to �*drag russia into war�*. translation: their most important goal _ is to contain russia. in this sense, ukraine itself is just a tool to achieve this goal. bomb threats are made to several historically black us colleges and universities, as america begins to mark black history month. the us considers approving covid vaccines for children underfive, as omicron cases in the young spike. and an american football great retires. ali—year old tom brady quits at the top, with an astonishing seven super bowl victories to his name. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe president putin says the us is ignoring russia's security concerns over ukraine. in his first public comment on the situation since december, he said the us was using ukraine simply as a tool to contain his country, adding that washington had failed to address russia's key dem

i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a diplomatic push to avoid war in ukraine as the us and russian presidents degree they will hold a summit on the deepening crisis. queen elizabeth tests positive to covid—19. buckingham positive to covid—19. palace says the 95—year—old buckingham palace says the 95—year—old is experiencing mild symptoms. they are back. international visitors return to australia as the country opens up to fully vaccinated travellers for the first time in almost two years. and the secret to running almost 100 miles at world record pace and beating all the men in the process. we speak to the american ultra—runner and her coach. after 16 days of competition the winter olympics come to a spectacular close in beijing. it would appear the ground work is being late for a diplomatic summit aimed is being late for a diplomatic summitaimed at is being late for a diplomatic summit aimed at avoiding a war in ukraine. —— being laid. french president emmanuel macron says bothjoe biden and vladimir putin have agreed

i'm david eades. our top stories: will you take responsibility, prime minister?ties at downing street during lockdown finds "failures of leadership and judgement" at numberio. i want to say sorry. and i'm sorry for the things we simply didn't get right. i get it and i will fix it. by routinely breaking the rules he set, the prime minister took us all for fools. he held people's sacrifice in contempt. he showed himself unfit for office. a bitter exchange of accusations over ukraine as the us and russia square up during a public session of the un security council.

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades.ur top stories: a diplomatic push to avoid war in ukraine — as the us and russian presidents agree to hold a summit on the deepening crisis. international visitors return to australia as the country opens up to fully vaccinated travellers for the first time in almost two years. queen elizabeth tests positive for coronavirus — buckingham palace says the 95—year—old is experiencing mild symptoms. and after 16 days of competition, the winter olympics come to a spectacular close in beijing. and the secret to running 100 miles at world record pace and beating all the men in the process. the groundwork is being laid for a diplomatic summit aimed at avoiding a war in ukraine — the french president says that bothjoe biden and vladimir putin have agreed in principle to meet to discuss the situation. speaking on us television, the american secretary of state, antony blinken, said president biden was prepared to meet mr putin "at any time, in any format, if that can help prevent a war". explosion

i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.an presidents degree they will hold a summit on the deepening crisis. queen elizabeth test positive to covid—19, buckingham palace is she is experiencing mild symptoms. australia opens its borders to fully vaccinated travellers for the first time in almost two years. an american ultra— runner breaks her own endurance record winning the usa track and field 100—mile championship in nevada. after 16 days of competition the winter olympics come to a spectacular close, in beijing.

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades our top stories.s ambitions to join nato if russia backs off. we are flexible trying to find the best best way out. if we have to go through some serious, i don't know, concessions, that is something we might do. concessions, that is something we might do. after a week of disruption, police clear the remaining protesters blocking a key bridge between canada and the united states a return home after a 50 year exile — why these people from islands in the indian ocean are at the centre of a land dispute between britain and mauritius and the wait is over for the super excited fans at the super bowl — america's biggest sporting

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades.utin to meet, as we report on ukrainian forces facing russian separatists in the east of the country. this entire village is a casualty of the conflict. it is extraordinary that anyone still lives here. the handful who remain are pretty much cut off. the canadian capital ottawa declares a state of emergency as truckers continue their rowdy protest over covid rules. queen elizabeth marks the 70th anniversary of her reign — with a vow to carry on serving. and a leap to olympic glory for snowboarder zoi sadowski—synnott — it's new zealand's first ever