now putin has announced the development of what he said would become the largest gas field in easton, siberia, plus the infrastructure to export the gas daily. that the implementation of projects such as the co victor field, the power of siberia to the far eastern route will make it possible to increase gas supplies to the east to 48000000000 cubic meters 520-2588 1000000000 by 2030 used to us, but that's still not even close to what the west was buying from russia before the watch at particular is put in claims. the new gas field in the east coast region has recoverable reserves of 1.8 trillion cubic meters. that would make it around the 15th biggest in the world. the head of gas prom alexa miller says that the co victor field is ready for operation and would soon begin pumping gas eastwood's. russia is desperate to get the project on line as quickly as possible to replenish dwindling walk offers. but the project that timeline to build the infrastructure, shows that regardless of the outcome of the war, the kremlin expects russia will be cut off from western markets for a long time t

mark easton reports.cue effort to save the lives of dozens of migrants in a sinking dinghy in the middle of the english channel. a fishing boat first on the scene, pulling people from the stricken inflatable. men, women and children screaming for help. rnli lifeboats, the royal navy, french navy and coastguard helicopter joined the operation. with daybreak, the search for survivors intensified, rescue teams trying to spot anyone in the cold waters of the channel. but within a few hours, it became clear the search was for bodies. and later, one of those who didn't make it was brought ashore at dover. lifeboat crews tried to resuscitate some survivors on the quayside. a helicopter took one adult victim to the william harvey hospital, in ashford, where he later died. another adult also received treatment and is thought to have since been discharged. 450,000 people... in the house of commons, the home secretary reflected the mood of shock at what had happened in uk waters, just off the kent coast. these are t

adam easton.s year for all the wrong reasons after he slapped comedian chris rock on stage at the oscars in front of a worldwide audience. he's apologised on a number of occasions and he's now promoting the release of his first film since the incident. emancipation is based on a true story of an escaped slave in louisiana. it also marks his return to the red carpet in london and our reporter michael mckenzie has been speaking to him in leicester square. so, i'm here at the european premiere for emancipation. well, i am pleased to say the star of the film, will smith, joins us now. will. sir! what is the deal? how are you doing, man? i'm good. so, you — this is a true story and you play patrick, a runaway slave. tell us a little bit more about the film. well, you know, actually, it's — the picture was called whipped peter. it actually has a direct connection to great britain — it was the first place that the picture appeared, and, you know, great britain potentially would have entered the war on th

gender based violence on sexual harassment, nika, van de ville unicef, deputy regional director for easton and southern africa say that the situation is deteriorating amid a shortage of funds. we have our colleagues all across the 3 countries, seeing a tremendous deterioration of the situation of the children in these countries that are affected by drap. and unfortunately we are going to dis, 6 field raining c said making the situation even worse. and we really need to prepare for the worst case scenario. so less rain is again, less walter, less livelihoods, and increase the acute malnutrition disease outbreak. and of course of food insecurity across those 3 countries that are really affected severely by the draft specially the youngest. really are at risk for severe malnutrition and for us to really have them, there's only one particular intervention that is really required, which is ready to use for public feeding. and if children are molnar race, the risk is march, how your, if they catch me so that they would actually pass away. so they're not on the unit . so we have a un family that

our home editor mark easton reports.nited the public debate about how to deal with the issue of migrants crossing to kent in small boats. central to the government's answer is sending some asylum seekers arriving from france to rwanda — a controversial policy that the high court today concluded was consistent with the uk's human rights and legal obligations. ajudgement handed down by lord justice lewis said, "it is lawful for the government to make arrangements for relocating asylum seekers to rwanda and for their asylum claims to be determined in rwanda, rather than in the united kingdom." however, the court ruled against the home office when it came to the individual cases. "the home secretary has not properly considered the circumstances of the eight individual claimants whose cases we have considered. for that reason, the decisions in those cases will be set aside and their cases will be referred back to the home secretary for her to consider afresh." quite like to deal with wanda was signed in april by priti patel,

mark easton, bbc news, kendal.and the government must step in to help farmers, the national farmers union has warned. there are many reasons, they say, why there is a series of problems. the war in ukraine has triggered a soaring fuel costs and fee costs are going up costs and fee costs are going up and there is a short supply of essentials for farmers such as fertilisers. joining me now is dan kemp, global chief investment officer at morningstar investment management. this is today's warning. we've had shortages of eggs, the food crisis could impact supply of turkeys, or it will impact the supply of turkeys this christmas. what are your thoughts on the latest warning from the nfu?— from the nfu? you are right. almost every _ from the nfu? you are right. almost every day _ from the nfu? you are right. almost every day we - from the nfu? you are right. almost every day we seem i from the nfu? you are right. almost every day we seem to hear about another story of challenges in supply chains and particularly in a food

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attacks today is ukraine's armed forces day. president lensky used it to travel to the front line in easton vignettes region. and when he was there, he bowed to push russian forces out of all of ukraine's territory. can we see this as a sort of a deliberate display of confidence and defiance would probably did not come as a surprise to many that the president and then she would make an appearance today, an armed forces day. and she was there a days after or just right after the liberation of class on of, of is u. m a. so m b, he likes to send this message, likes to boost the morale of the troops and to show the people that he's there. i'm even said to day that next year at the armed forces day there would be in lieu hans in the guest and certainly awesome crimea. so we can see his railing the trucks, his boosting. the morale had a very difficult winter, or a mac fender reporting can came. thanks so much. the russian forces are continuing their shelling of the city of hudson and southern ukraine. it was liberated a month ago to the joy of many residents that endured 8 months under russian oc

joining us now is joe easton from our equities team. of all, how much of a setback would have been if the judge had allowed it? >> it is huge news, and positively for these companies given the extent of the decline since this lawsuit came about. we saw a few years ago with bayer and the roundup case, how much that affects fines they have to pay. there was worried that gsk and others would have to pay big fines, and as such we are seeing big gains, with gsk heading for its biggest gain in 20 years and lifting the u.k. benchmark. that is behind a lot of the outperformance today in london. tom: let's keep the focus on the ftse 100. we heard from goldman sachs yesterday saying maybe the ftse 100 is a way to play the china reopening story, is that chiming from what you are hearing on how to position for this pivot on covid zero? >> we've seen a bit of that today with the china data coming through, and a bit of a reversal of that thing this morning with some of the import data from china not as strong as investors had hoped. so those commodit

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mark easton, bbc news, kendal.etailed breakdown in your area. the analysis covers every high street in england, scotland and wales. our top story this lunchtime... mall strikes have been announced, many ambulance workers and paramedics will take industrial action in the week before christmas —— more strikes. unions say only non—life—threatening calls will be affected. hello from doha by the final round of last 16 matches are playing today, meaning we will have the quarterfinal line—up confirmed by the end of the day at this world cup. 0n on bbc 0n bbc news after 36 nations titles and seven years in charge, eddie jones has been sacked as england rugby union manager with less than one year to go until the world cup. the security of our food supply is being threatened by the soaring cost of fuel and fertilisers, as well as a shortage of workers, according to the national farmers' union. here's our business editor, simonjack. the soaring cost of feed, fuel, fertiliser and the impact of flu are creating a potential food

francine: inks joe easton.g up, it has been a wild year of market moves with lightning fast inflation and recession anxiety. we will come back with some of the biggest moments of 2022. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> january, the federal reserve lay the groundwork to raise rates to tackled the fastest inflation in a generation. adding to global -- global inflationary pressures russia attacked ukraine in february and dominated headlines. destruction on the ground. by march, attention zero day in on the specific risk that russia opposed, natural gas to europe and attacks to a power plant in ukraine. corporate drama started pickup in april when elon musk made a $43 billion offered to take twitter private while netflix reported loss of subscribers and change strategy for's advertisers. market mayhem in may as fed boost rate hike to half a percentage point sending u.s. stocks to 30 month rose. a single trader at citigroup made a mistake. recession fears took root. in june. the supreme court overturned roe v. w

mark easton, thank you.aid unions must make sure there is enough cover to respond to life—threatening emergencies this week when ambulance workers go out on strike. steve barclay said he was keen to continue dialogue — though the government has said it will be "resolute" in dealing with pay demands. the leader of the country's largest health union has accused the government of being "completely intransigent" on the issue of pay. tomorrow, nurses in some trusts in england, as well as in wales and northern ireland, are due take action for a second time. that's followed on wednesday by strikes by 10,000 ambulance and 999 staff in england and wales. they're expected to strike again on 28th december. here's our political correspondent ben wright. if you call for an ambulance on wednesday, it may not come. paramedics will respond to life—threatening conditions but the walk—out by ambulance workers in england and wales will be the latest health service strike to impact patients. talks with the government are deadlo

you know, we are, your is actually on fire made for mines. heavy fighting continues in easton, ukraine withdrawn and missile attacks on may just cities at infrastructure. russia's president putin is leading his war of aggression. no matter the cost, the war is bringing death and destruction to ukraine, but it is also changing polish structures in europe toland on the ball.

mentioned there because there's no independent journalist on the ground there in russian occupied easton, ukraine. but we've seen some images on social media, of some ruins of me are so obvious, fresh destruction on some buildings, and now the local roster commissioner authorities claim that they were actually civilian staying there. that something has been disputed by the ukrainian side, but it seems to kind of fit the broader picture of ukraine's stress she of attacking the place where these russian soldiers, a russian mercenaries are staying behind for lines. this is not a 1000000 miles away from back. move the city in east new crane dumbass the to seeing the worst of the fighting, where rushers seemingly desperate to clock up any kind of victory. however small a can after months of setbacks, months of being pushed back by ukraine in the image is coming out of that part of the country are devastating. just kind of luna landscapes, huge craters everywhere from shelling. very few civilians left staying there and the ones that are basically hunkering down in their cell is not really leav

mark easton, bbc news, kendal.u can see how your local high street has been affected by changes by using the bbc�*s new postcode search engine — just head to the bbc news website. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. i felt at getting up this morning. really chilly. and it is going to get more chilly as we go through this week. that's the forecast, turning colder by day and night. it was a cold start and a frosty one for some. showers across scotland increasingly wintry to lower levels in the north. showers down the east coast, on hard ground in the north—east of england they will be wintry and showers across the english channel and coming through the irish sea. inland, a lot of dry weather and some sunshine, more than yesterday but still feeling cold. through this evening and overnight greasy showers continue at low levels across the northern half of scotland. we will see wintry showers at low levels at times across the east coast of england but under clear skies in the west it be cold with widespre

i saw it on gas was is does not confine easton with psych me, i was generally takes from the put a ticket want to so you of this keep kind of it on a to even to what was the chevrolet form a quote with it is good prescription model, reason, oscar, she'll know shepard gun if you don't pay a shirt. you know, when you eventually hold to use a home, logic facility is june with a with feel way for a number of years to west to shamelessly siphoned and exploited. ukraine's resources encouraged genocide and terror in the dumbass and actually turned this country into a colony. russia's president vladimir putin, slums, western powers for creating hot spots and sitting you train across the world. also added the program today, a high level prisoner swap, russian businessman, victor bird, returns home after more than a decade and us custody. exchange for american basketball player brittany reiner on serbia. consider sending a 1000 troops into kosovo for hundreds of police officers in the break away region taken.

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u easton churchill was chancellor of the exchequer at the time and suggested the use of troops, but hisative was not supported in order for the country to somehow function. government for quite a few bar-breakers. they worked under police protection, the same tactics used by margaret thatcher in the eighties precisely for her period. there was a fierce confrontation between the miners and the british cabinet. as a result, many mines were closed, the scale of the current spares is quite comparable to what happened during the time of margaret thatcher, the government of the bag expects to attract the military to behind the holes, but all these are temporary solutions, calculated on the fact that discontent will gradually come to naught in the cabinet the ministers are also discussing the idea of ​​legislatively limiting the ability of trade unions to organize strikes, such a bill already exists, but in order to pass it, trade union leaders need time to argue that attempts to present them as radicals destroying the country's economy have nothing to do with reality, we are talking about ord

mark easton, bbc news, kendal. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the rmt union announces more rail strikes to take place in the uk over the festive period — including christmas eve — in their ongoing dispute over pay, jobs and working conditions. this inconvenience is being caused by the government, who are running the playbook and the strategy for the railway companies and directing what is going on. they have held back even these paltry offers to the last minute. they have offered 8% pay rise over two years to the rmt, and they have rejected without even consulting their own membership. it's very disappointing that the rmt think that the way to conduct these negotiations is through holding the country to ransom. have these new strikes affected your christmas travel plans? if so, does this influence whether or not you have sympathy for the striking workers? get in touchwith me @annitabbc and use the hashtag #bbcyourquestions to let me know. indonesia's parliament bac

reporter: kimmy and matt smith have a long christmas list at the top, their children, kennedy and easton >> it's trying to find the best deal right now and trying to find the best price. >> reporter: to get the most out of the season of high prices, they started planning in the summer. >> turn it this way. >> reporter: and agreed not to buy each other presents. >> i feel like every time we make a purchase, we put in so much more thought. where are we getting our gas? where are we getting our groceries? >> reporter: inflation pressure that a new government report says is easing. >> in a world where inflation is rising in double digits in many major economies around the world, inflation is coming down in america. >> reporter: the decline in annual inflation, 7.1% in november, down from 7.7% in october, helped by a drop in gasoline prices. the average price for a gallon now down more than $1.70 since june. overall, inflation slowed a bit, but housing costs continue to rise, up 7.1% the biggest increase in more than four decades. >> whoa! that's so cool >> reporter: in suburban chicago, the

easton churchill was chancellor of the exchequer at the time and suggested the use of troops, but histiatives were not supported so that the country would somehow function as a government for quite a few stroke breakers. they worked under guard the police used the same tactics. in the eighties , margaret thatcher, it was during her period that the fierce confrontation between the miners and the british had. no minister. as a result, many mines were closed. the scale of the current strikes is quite comparable to what happened during the margaretcher. the sunoka government expects to involve the military to plug holes, but all these are temporary solutions, calculated on the fact that discontent will gradually subside. the cabinet of ministers is also discussing the idea by law there is already such a bill to restrict trade unions from organizing strikes, but in order to pass it, union leaders argue that attempts to present them as radicals destroying the country's economy have nothing to do with reality. we are talking about ordinary workers throughout the country of this uprising bubb

association and ameritas professor of political science in the department of international relations at easton bull bill gate university. he is also the author of books and articles in english and in turkish on comparative politics, turkish politics, turkish foreign policy, a whole host of things. professor, thank you so much for joining us now. dr. turan since you see 1st hand refugees coming into your country, turkey or it is indeed a host to so many refugees primarily syrians, but a lot of others as well. how long can your country sustain supporting this amount of people? i mean, will the syrians ever be able to return home, or is it, do you think it's more likely that they'll end up staying so long in turkey, that they no longer want to return to their home? or this is an interesting question about which there is a lot of debate in turkey these days. we have a number of immigrants, some of them coming in from afghanistan or pakistan. there are other movements from africa into turkey in the hope of then reaching europe. and then there is a very large contingent of syrian refugees. now, we m

but not from the birth of the since the 1st census in 2013, when 600 cider screens were counted in easton, author produce a region where conservation efforts are still a relatively new development. the population has more than quadrupled the saddest green has also adapted. so the evidence seems to suggest that the greens have learned, do figured out that delicate is, does not have enough support for 2 birds to feed the chicks. and so they need a 3rd blood of the headboard. it's adaptive behavior. there stood the resilience of the bird and tanks to therefore the from growing number of dedicated, wollen, dears, but halves, it won't be long before the cause of the side. a screen will be heard more often. the fresh water boil muscle is a globally endangered species. priced for the delicate gym. populations have been decimated by hunters, agriculture, and water pollution. conservationists in germany are working to boost their numbers . and that this next report from southern bavaria shows that can involve some pretty heavy machinery. the restoring this stream, the pastime in southern germany,

he the data dea, an authentic a decked admin in easton, 6 more not currently uncovered requirements for the next 6 months amount to more than $890000000.00 of grammar. we've already suspended programs that prevent malnutrition, and we've also reduced rations by 50 percent, meaning that people are no longer receiving the full rations they may often. and we've also had to remove 1700000 people from the few date program altogether that i have allison, in the likely increase in migrants fleeing to europe, is a scenario that moscow appears to be taking into account perhaps, to put pressure on ukraine's allies. there, when the european wheat harvest began in july 2022, the silos and ukraine were full of the previous year's crop. the country is among the world, major grain ex borders, but all of its c ports were now blockaded by russian troops. usually ukraine export some $18000000.00 tons of wheat and $28000000.00 tons of mays each year, including to africa. now the farmers of ukraine don't know what to do with the new harvest, fearing that much of it will be left to rot. wheat and the corn h

unionists and again, that's in a total but this her father was a was a kind of a civic leader in easton and well-known and but certainly, you know, the further south he would go on the eastern shore or down the more of a peninsula. and in southern st mary's county county, calvert county, you know, you would you know, that's you would see you would see plantations where enslaved persons would be working and and again, some of those may not necessarily been loud voices for secession. they just they just let me keep doing my thing and let's not have a battle here and and. and, you know, let's not talk emancipation. so one thing i will mention is that in in march of 1862, lincoln invites the border congressman to the white house. and these are congressmen from missouri, kentucky, maryland, delaware and these are these are the four slave states that remain loyal. and delaware just really had a small number in the slave people. so and he makes them a deal. he says, look. we will we'll buy your slaves. got money budgeted to do that and we will buy and, you know, and lincoln's thinking is if th

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mark, thank you- — mark easton.inflation — might be slowing down. in the year to november, prices rose by 10.7%. that's down from 11.1% in the year to october. so it could be that inflation has peaked, but even with that slight drop, it does remain at an almost ao—year high. our economics editor, faisal islam, has been speaking to people about the soaring cost of living and how it's affecting them going into the festive season. the cost—of—living crisis hits charities as well as households and businesses. even if inflation has reached its peak, the full effect of the existing surge in energy prices is hitting home at this edinburgh centre for dogs and cats. we would before have had around £30,000 for our gas and electricity every year. it's gone up to £130,000 every year. this was astronomical. a 576% increase on gas. it's not something as an organisation you expect, or should have to receive. and this is basic care for dogs and cats, and our staff as well. heating and lighting is not something that's a luxury produ

many russian statements in these chamber if somebody writing your face tells you that i know quote, easton ukraine had good reason to join russia and of quote or, and even more delusional. quote, rushers, intervention in ukraine is legal, under international law and of quote, who in their right mind would refer to the author of these statements as an authoritative source in these global watchdog of international law and order. of course, there is freedom of speech in this country, including fro for alumni or for otherwise respectable university. before, for good sake, even in a city where cannabis is now legal, there is no need to fill this chamber with the smoke of conspiracy spam. russia, again, attempts to legitimize his search flagrant violations of the un charter by using the council as a platform for circulating his propaganda narratives. it is a very simple algorithm. but moscow has explored since soviet times. but as you said yourself, mister kabbalists, you are an american and you can say what you want. of course you can. but why in the world to waste all the time? neither america

for and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now on you too. heavy fighting continues in easton, ukraine withdrawn and missile attacks on major cities at infrastructure. russia's president putin is leading his war of aggression, no matter the cost the moors bringing death and destruction to ukraine, but it is also changing power structures. in europe toland and the baltic states are gaining traction in the un nato. many eastern europeans. i take responsibility and display leadership, while western europe appears to dither. we ask the war a new crime is eastern europe leading the continents response with hello and welcome to to the point. let me introduce today's pat. that's splunk hoffman. eastern europe corresponded at d, w, and there's a vendor lena, fun blade old belin, corresponded and bureau chief for the economist magazine. and joining us from bond and other dw colleague roman, gone to rank hope from all russia desk. and i'd like to start with you a roman looking at the front lines right now. what kind of help does you cry ukraine need right now? well, it hasn't changed. y

this might be an outcome of the trip kinds of talk a so that the latest there in cave and indeed in easton ukraine. right, so just a couple of days ago on the night from sunday to monday, hearing key if we saw another attack with iranian made cunning got drones on ever since. and the following days. situation regarding the power outages regarding the outages of centralized heating. i seem to have become more difficult. russia is at targeting the civilian infrastructure as you know. and right now if you walked a series of key if at night and the streets are only eliminated by the few cars that are still going by pedestrians with their their flashlights, you have 2030 floor buildings that are completely pitched black in the dark. so give at night really seems like a ghost type town in some parts. and if you look further east on there, still some fierce fighting going on along the front line on the russians have been for weeks and months trying to take the town of buck wood. there's intense fighting going on, russians and ukrainians are engaging and trench warfare and artillery doors. we visi

we got see effect snow once again as we go into thursday. alderson heavier working its way across easton areas and look at those temperatures dropping down and beijing as well as sold. it'll be a similar story. once that mild air is pushed out in places like tokyo, we have a look at the 3 day. however, some recovery, at least in times of sunshine, on friday. with, oh, a ah ah ah. hello again. the top stories on algae 0. this our ukraine's president has visited. the frontline city of buck moved. it's been badly damaged and fighting with russian troops. loading rosalyn who says the situation and russian health ports of eastern korean is extremely difficult. nurses in the u. k. are on the picket lines for the secondary this month, demanding better pay and conditions up to $100000.00 nurses are taking part in the unprecedented strikes. there were demanding salary increases of up to 19 percent. the world cup winners argentina and their captain leaving a message our home. you're looking at the live pictures are found already gathering in the city center on what's been declared a public holiday