i don't think i've ever been on one although i was| ever been on one although i was lucky— ever been to have three seats myself on one long haul flight which was almost like a bed. itjust myself on one long haul flight which was almost like a bed. it just shows the pressure the airline industry has been — the pressure the airline industry has been under since the pandemic. 15,000 _ has been under since the pandemic. 15,000 flights between march and september in 2020. it will be interesting to see the industry can recover _ interesting to see the industry can recover. but there are also environmental concerns. jessica and kieran, environmental concerns. jessica and kieran. thank— environmental concerns. jessica and kieran, thank you _ environmental concerns. jessica and kieran, thank you to _ environmental concerns. jessica and kieran, thank you to you _ environmental concerns. jessica and kieran, thank you to you both, - environmental concerns. jessica and kieran, thank you to you both, so i kieran, thank you to you both, so much. that is it for the papers. jessica and ciaran will be

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for the first time ever today, all trains were cancelled as a precaution.s also made the decision to close. half term started a day earlier than planned. over 40,000 homes have been without power across the country and, although the met office's red warning ended at lunchtime, the whole of wales is now under an amber alert for wind until this evening, and the advice remains to stay indoors and the only travel if absolutely necessary. tomos morgan, bbc news, south wales. now on bbc news, yogita limaye introduces the five nominees for bbc indian sportswoman of the year. hello and welcome, i am yogita limaye in mumbai. in 2019, the bbc launched its indian sportswoman of the year award to recognise iconic female athletes in this country. we are now in our third year and this is a special one because it comes after india has had its most successful run ever at the olympics and the paralympics. and women have been a key part of this accomplishment. that means over the past year, many new sportswomen have come into the spotlight and some well—known ones have conti

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for the first time ever, the european _ eu. for the first time ever, the european union - eu.or the first time ever, the european union will. eu. for the first time ever, - the european union will finance the european union will finance the purchase and delivery of weapons and other equipment to a country that is under attack. and searching for a safe haven. poland said at least 200,000 people seeking refuge have now crossed from ukraine. hello and welcome to bbc news. russia's strategic nuclear forces have been placed on high alert copy the us for the move and unacceptable escalation stopping the european union has announced groundbreaking sanctions and decided to send arms to ukraine stopping more on all of that in a moment but firstly, ourforeign firstly, our foreign correspondent reports firstly, ourforeign correspondent reports from kyiv. explosions. there wasn't much talk of peace on the streets of ukraine's second city today. instead, kharkiv gave us a grim warning of more to come if this conflict doesn't stop. explosions. earlier, locals in kharkiv had opened their win

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it's their first ever major title of any note.his liverpool team—mate salah and, as you say, in the early stages, it was not exactly going the way that mane had hoped it would when he missed that penalty. gabaski, the egyptian keeper, blocking a fiercely driven penalty, to be fair to mane, that really played into the egyptian�*s hands. they are very cagey, they don't like to come out of their shell and they wanted to hit senegal on the break and just rely on their defence, which got them through but neither side could actually make it past the goalkeepers. edouard mendy, the chelsea stopper, was in good form at one end and gabaski, as said, at the other. we went to penalties and after egypt missed two — they have not lost a penalty shoot—out since 1984. new zealand has won its first ever gold medal at the winter olympics — it came courtesy of snowboarder zoi sadowski—synnott. the 20 year—old clinched the top spot in snowboard slope style, after a dramatic final run that ended the united states' run of dominance in the discipline.

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mccullough, will they ever drop this ?l will they ever relent ever? are night and day. you remember last year i was in tampa bay and they let in just a few vaccinated uncertain health care workers. you know, this time it's in l.a. the stadium was packed. i noticed all the interviews afterwards. there was no masks, no no cameras on six foot sticks. it's completely changed the emergency phase of the pandemic is over . people know it and it's time to move. and dr. battacharya, i was d talking to one of our mutualas friends the other day and he said by his calculation, pretty good mathematician we could be it like 94%ca zero prevalence. explain what that means and why could be significant when the the disease first arrived, no one was immune, no one had any exposure to it and it could cause severe disease. now what . 94% skwrof prevalence means is that a very large fraction of the population is either recovered from covid or has had some protection to the vaccine. that means that it's no longer an immunity population. the disease is nowhere near as danger

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we're better prepared than ever. we're better defended than ever. we can save lives more than ever.other month or two of lots of omicron. levels are still sky-high. the new variant that we've seen in europe is likely to come here and spread, and that may extend by a couple of weeks the number of cases. we're still seeing more than 2,000 deaths a day in the u.s. so we're not out of the woods. but i do think that we're in a better position than we've ever been before. and though we can't be certain there won't be a new nightmare variant, we are better prepared. and i do think 2022 is going to be a lot brighter in terms of our fight against the covid virus. >> obviously people who are still unvaccinated should still get vaccinated, though, because they are at risk of dying. >> absolutely. and what we're seeing in the hospitals is still a pandemic largely of the unvaccinated and to an extent of the unboosted as well. >> dr. tom frieden, appreciate your time. >>> two candidates for office in michigan appear to be following the lead of the former president when it comes to vote counting.

for the first time ever, the european _ for the first time ever, the european union will finance the purchase — european union will finance the purchase and delivery of weapons and other equipment to a country that is under_ other equipment to a country that is under attack. and searching for a safe haven. poland says at least 200,000 people seeking refuge have now crossed from ukraine. live it from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's seven in the morning in singapore, 11 in the evening in london and one in the morning in the ukrainian capital, kyiv, where residents are trying to get some sleep after a day of fast—moving developments in the conflict with russia. it's now thought peace talks may take place later on monday after they were agreed — and then delayed. vladimir putin says he's put his nuclear forces on alert and the european union has announced groundbreaking sanctions, including the sending of arms to ukraine. we'll have more on all that in newsday, but we start with this report from our correspondent nick beake in kyiv. explosions. there wasn'

david: now, have you ever thought of running for office?bviously have an outgoing personality, you are very successful, you presumably could get elected in your home state of illinois, or running for president or anything like that, serving in the cabinet? mellody: no. david: and the reason is, too busy with other stuff, or government is complicated for what you want to do? mellody: i'm doing what i meant to do and what i love. i'm not a grass is greener on the other side of the fence people. you can see that by the fact that i have stayed at ariel so long. that i have relationships that extend for decades. i don't think about, how do i trade up? that is just not how i think about life. and if i had that calling, i would do it, but i don't feel that in my heart or soul. i feel i am better off contributing to organizations like arial, and starbucks, and jp morgan. david: so, if somebody says i want to bundle the optimism and enthusiasm for life that mellody hobson has, what is the secret? how do you get to be so optimistic and energetic, and

he's the only dude who ever eats that stuff. for that, that's commitment in itself. did all the right stuff. taking care of your body, being a trainer -- i'm sure he learned early and often that you take care of your body because it's your tool. >> reporter: his drive to become the best and stay there was documented in the facebook series "tom versus time." >> i don't need exterior motivations. the ones that i have inside of me are enough. >> reporter: the series focuses on his nearly fanatical commitment to preparation. heralding his tb12 method which he felt led to his longevity. >> i feel better than i've ever done, so why she stop? >> reporter: from physical workouts and massages to his unorthodox diet. "tom versus time" also gives a rare glimpse at family life. brady has two children from his wife gisele and a son from his relationship with actress bridget moynihan. his family has been front and center at his games. >> i love bringing them to training camp, bringing them to the locker after the game, carrying my pads in. they say, daddy, is this the super bowl?

we've already seen the impact on the ruble, which early today, hit its weakest level ever, ever in history. russia's stock market plunged today. russian government bar and raids spiked 15%. -- borrowing rates spiked 50%.we have now sanctioned russian banks that hold around $1 trillion in assets. we've cut off russia's largest bank, a bank that holds more than one third of russia's banking assets by itself, cut it off the u.s. financial system. and today, we're also blocking for more major banks. that means every asset they have in america will be frozen. this includes vt be, the second largest bank in russia, which has $250 billion in assets. as promised, we're also adding names to the list of russian elites and their family members that are sanctioning -- that we're sanctioning, as well. as i said on tuesday, these are people who personally gain from the kremlin's policies, and they should share in the pain. we will keep up this drumbeat of those designations against corrupt billionaires in the days ahead. on tuesday, we stop the russian government from raising money from u.s. or european

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i hamilton's boss says he seems more focused than ever.— focused than ever.ver concerned that he was - focused than ever. i was never| concerned that he was leaving. within — concerned that he was leaving. within the team, we knew that he needed _ within the team, we knew that he needed to— within the team, we knew that he needed to take the time to reflect on things. — needed to take the time to reflect on things, particularly to understand how he would come back in the best— understand how he would come back in the best possible frame of mind. in the best possible frame of mind. hamilton's the best possible frame of mind. in hamilton's sites now, and eighth world title, which will put him one clear of michael schumacher. also in his sights will be the start of the new extreme e season. the new championship gets under way soon. i spoke with extreme e co—founder about the interest hamilton has in the competition.— about the interest hamilton has in the competition. lewis hamilton is very focused- _ the competition. lewis hamilton is very focused. the _ the co

that's the strongest peace force i've ever seen. there were more army tanks than i've ever seen. they're going to keep peace, all right. here's a guy that says, you know, i'm going to declare a big portion of ukraine independent. he used the word independent. and we're going to go out and we're going to go in and help

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nobody ever imagined it would be so _ else. nobody ever imagined it would be so dangerous.ties have _ power of the people. authorities have to — power of the people. authorities have to look out for asma. many teo . le have to look out for asma. many people here _ have to look out for asma. many people here feel— have to look out for asma. many people here feel like _ have to look out for asma. many people here feel like her, - have to look out for asma. many people here feel like her, they i have to look out for asma. it’isfiy people here feel like her, they are forgotten and have little faith anything will change. for now, though, this community that has been ripped apart is doing everything to come together. in the past hour, it's been confirmed that the uk prime minister borisjohnson has handed in his legal questionnaire to police relating to allegations of lockdown parties. borisjohnson's aides confirmed he has complied with a police request for his answers to be submitted within a week of receiving the form. london's metropolitan police are examining whether covid res

mccullough, will they ever drop this, ever relent, ever?he two super bowls were night and day. last year, in tampa bay, they let in just a few vaccinated, uncertain health care workers. this time, it is in l.a., and the stadium was packed. i noticed all the interviews afterwards. there were no masks, no cameras on six-foot sticks. it is completely changed. the emergency phase of the pandemic is over. people know it. it is time to move on. >> laura: dr. battacharya, i was talking to one of our mutual friends. he said by his calculation, we could be at 94%, zero prevalence. explain what that means and why it could be significant? >> when the disease first arrived, no one was immune. no one had any exposure to it. it could cause severe disease. now, what 94 cyril prevalence means na a large fraction of the population is recovered from covid or has some protection due to the vaccine. that means that it is no longer an immune 90 population. the disease is nowhere near as dangerous to the population as it once was simply by the fact that the popu

someone who has been friends with her ever since. we are also going to speak tonight with cheryl and eiffel, who herself was reportedly considered for this nomination. 115 americans have served on the u.s. supreme court since its founding, 115 of those 115, 108 have been white men. it just knocks in this comes firmed, she would be the third ever african american justice, and she would be the first ever black woman on the united states supreme court. to give you some sort of real politics here for a second, in my opinion, there is a reason you have not heard anything more than the standard level background noise winding from republicans about this nomination today. that is because judge ketanji brown jackson is a profoundly, and unquestionably qualified nominee. someone for whom they are really going to have to stretch to try to protegee her as some kind of scary monster. they will undoubtedly try to portray her as some kind of scary monster for sure. but barring some continent sized asteroid smashing into the process somehow, judge j

have you ever smoked or have you ever drank? no? and again, i and i do not you know. perfectly valid question and i am almost defensive because people assume when you say no they attach. a tail to that kite they assume that you know, there's some moral compunction they they read into almost an element of condescension, you know toward people do which there's totally absent. it's a pure accident. it's it's i just i didn't like to taste. it's just simple as that. well, i don't like beats. i mean, it's it's you know, i don't i don't feel morally superior because i don't eat beets. how do you assess? the impact of entertainment through the years on politics you know my as you know. i have heroes. i have a an abundance a plethora. of heroes in different fields as a kid. i don't know if it's political political degree. i hero worship jack parr now i don't think even then, you know, there are a lot of eight-year-olds you know who defined? success as as being allowed to up late and watch jack parr of the tonight show, but if you there was something about power. and in some wa

we understand, i do not know if it has ever been confirmed, that. if it has ever been confirmed, thatated. that is the assumption, at least. it is a very safe _ the assumption, at least. it is a very safe assumption. - the assumption, at least. it is a very safe assumption. it - the assumption, at least. it is a very safe assumption. it would | the assumption, at least. it is a l very safe assumption. it would be completely bizarre if she were not. i think we can take it as absolutely certain she has been fully vaccinated and so is in as resilient a position as anybody can be from a medical point of view. the concerning area of course is her vulnerability, simply because of her age. apart from these mobility is she has been in good health. she was advised... because of what everyone is euphemistically referring to as mobility issues, it has been suggested she had a full. never any suggestion the reason the doctors advised her to have a rest and undertake light duties was in any way covid related and that was willed out by buckingham palace at the time. ., ,, , the time. ruled out. she

i may be close to retirement, but i'm as busy as ever. confident about my future. voya provides guidance for the right investments. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. be confident to and through retirement. >> laura: let's go now to our fox news alert on the situation unfolding ukraine. on the ground in ukraine with the latest. lucas. >> laura, some of the american diplomats that have evacuated the city started to trickle back and as new satellite photos showed russian forces moving closer to the border including ukraine second largest city. this russian field hospital just 12 miles from the border right now. and the second photo shows more russian armored units being delivered by rail. u.s. officials say all signs continue pointing to a potential full-scale invasion. in washington, ukraine's top -- leader of his visited the white house. his message regarding sanctions against russia was simple. >> hit russia's economy now and hit it hard. >> some in the west want to turn up the temperature on moscow. the british

. to be the greatest player that ever picked _ to be the greatest player that ever picked up — to betically - picked up a racket statistically because — picked up a racket statistically because you _ picked up a racket statistically because you feel— picked up a racket statistically because you feel so _ picked up a racket statistically because you feel so strongly i picked up a racket statistically - because you feel so strongly about thisjah? _ because you feel so strongly about this “ab? , russia says it's pulling back some of its troops from the border with ukraine, germany's chancellor is meeting president putin at the moment. new figures show although wages went up at the end of last year, pay isn't keeping pace with rising prices.

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it's one of the most difficult times i have ever seen in my life. liii< have ever seen in my life.g to £86 million in aid but the situation is increasingly desperate. famine, added to economic collapse. i've been reporting on afghanistan for more than 40 years, but i don't think i've everfelt more than 40 years, but i don't think i've ever felt before that i might be watching the destruction of a nation. and, you know what? these people have been through so much in the past decades, and they simply don't deserve it. john simpson, bbc news, afghanistan. senegal has been celebrating its national football team's triumph over egypt at the final of the africa cup of nations. large crowds took to the streets of dakar late into the night and the government has declared a public holiday. piers edwards reports from cameroon, where the final took place. this is the olembe stadium, in yaounde, where the teranga lions have, as you said, won their first—ever africa cup of nations title. it's their first ever major title of any note. this was billed as the match between mane and his liverpool te

and that is what has been her mantra ever since she came to. her mantra ever since she came to the throne it is, i serve, i dedicate my self to you the people, notjust the people of the united kingdom and very important to her, the whole ethos of service and if you look at the royal families of europe, ethos of service and if you look at the royalfamilies of europe, yes, norway, sweden, denmark, continuity there, but you look at holland, when i first took interest in the royal family as a little tot, queen wilamina was on the throne when she abdicated after about 33 years and we had giuliano, her daughter and then after 30 years or so it was her daughter, queen beatrix and now we have her son, so they have a history of advocate —— and —— abdicating after 30 years but we have continuity and we will have continuity and we will have continuity until such time as the queen draws her last breath. find queen draws her last breath. and there's been _ queen draws her last breath. and there's been such stability and the stability that a lot of people draw from the queen serving, as you say, to use

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