fiona: thank you for having me.t is uncertain whether that has been priced into the markets just yet. an overall view of all except for one or two of the european states is that they would like some kind of embargo. the turning of the taps will be a real challenge on top of the existing tight supply we are seeing in energy and commodity markets generally. tom: and is in the past when we have spoken to you, you have been great at unpacking the industrial demand in europe on gas demand. how has that evolved since we last spoke to you? fiona: i am glad i am not running a manufacturing plant in europe. the challenges are immense and i am not sure it has changed significantly the last couple of months. gas prices have been incredibly volatile. we have seen them move back higher. that requirement to shift production processes to bring in lng to change to alternative supply to mix up the production system, it is an and challenge -- an enormous challenge in europe and i thank -- think that has not changed for them. tom: the

i have a lot of videos of how bonnie the labrador does not react to her and fiona to her and how theyen we parted, she began to live. on yo. well, it’s like everything here is the crown at once, and i have a lot of videos there where crowns are planted. she doesn't fit yet. before moving on to the next story. i want to remind you that all the videos in our program are funny. but they all end well. look, a dog came to our house to ask for help, she had a big wound on her leg and fell on her back. the medicine and decided it really liked the doggy. we treated for a month doing washing. early injections of various ointments, cut off all the tangles and brought her fur in order. as it turned out, she was covered in fleas. look at her eyes man, and you definitely won’t kill me all over my body. he had bites and wounds. of course, she was fed and did not believe in a miracle. karolina came to us today not for the first time. get up please, now the elephant whose name is brother can be with a new, friend, whose name is frag, volgograd region. firstly, i'm glad to see you again as our guest,

fiona at home got the news for my friend. >> said he's guilty. i was like, what? what?s the bailiffs led him away, remained expressionless. the prosecutors were, they told us relieved. >> it was very emotional. have family members there who had been working with for five and a half years. and they finally have justice. >> we've been telling for years, just trust. trust that it will be a right result. >> but was it? >> here and a half ticked by. and then this. >> attorneys for jason young demanding a new trial, saying the trial that led to his conviction had significant errors. >> december 2013. jason young's new attorney launched -- >> who was the killer? is jason young the person responsible for miss young's death? and it seems fundamentally unfair. >> what was fundamentally unfair? >> remember during the trial, the attorney pointed out that the prosecution introduced testimony about those civil cases against jason brought by michele's family. they accused jason of murder. >> jason young brutally murdered michelle young. >> the defendant brutally murdered michelle fisc

and says presented by jessica layman and fiona hinze, may 20, 2022, s.f. mayor's disability council. >> thank you, jessica. and i'll just piggyback on what jessica was saying. jessica and i are part of several groups and each have several advocacy priorities they're work on this year. so we just chose a couple from a couple of our groups that are really important to us. so i was here first to present on the dignity fund coalition and priority for the [inaudible] season and for those who don't know about the dignity fund coalition, we started in 2016 and works to pass the dignity fund, which is a [inaudible] for services for seniors and folks with disabilities. and [inaudible] continues advocacy for seniors and people with disabilities and this year our priority is really around the digital divide. so if you would go to the next slide, jessica. we'll see on this slide [inaudible] the name of our campaign and there are folks of various races using various assistive technology devices. next slide, if you would. this was really informed by first the entire san

that was fiona hill, obviously, at the beginning, making something that may not have been shocking tothinking as a witness in the impeachment but was still shocking to hear, that -- and it explains a lot. it explains this connective tissue between vladimir putin's obsession with january 6th, some of america's hard right sort of putin fans in american media, like tucker carlson, and donald trump's ongoing reluctance to criticize him. it all clicks together in a haunting way. >> it does, and it really lifts up the importance of january 6th to what is going on right now, and you hear the former president talking so much about how, in his four years, russia never invaded ukraine, and now they are. but what fiona brings out, i think, so powerfully is the dislocation of the entire united states democracy, american democracy, from january 6th opened the door for vladimir putin to think that he could -- that now was the time, you know, to push in. the last time he had invaded was 2014. we're now in 2022. that's eight years. what has he been waiting for? clearly, he's had his eyes on this. and

fiona, thank you very much. let's turn to the world of tech now, and messaging service whatsapp.self to talk to friends. it has two billion users, and carries 100 billion messages a day. well, you could soon be getting messages from companies, after facebook owner meta, which bought whatsapp in 2014, announced new software for firms who want to get in touch with customers. ceo mark zuckerberg has been talking it up. already more than a billion users connect with a business account across our messaging services every week. they are reaching out to help, to find products and services and buy anything from big—ticket items to everyday goods. today, i am excited to announce that we are opening whatsapp to any business of any size around the world with whatsapp a cloud api. in a few minutes, any business or developer can access our service, bill directly above whatsapp to customise their experience and a speed up their response time to customers by using our secure whatsapp cloud api hosted by meta, to help more business connect with people and more people message businesses they want

fiona, thank you for explaining that.er one roof. it has multimillion—pound funding and is in the university of portsmouth in the south of england, and is launching the centre for creative and immersive extended reality. it'll be used by students, academics and local businesses, and the organisers say it's the first of its kind in the uk. our technology editor zoe kleinman has been having a look at the virtual environments that can be created. none of this is real. the grass, the sky, the trees. it is all computer—generated on this white light smart stage. the? at university public multibillion pound centre for making all things virtual reality. come with me, i will give you a quick tour. the centre also has motion capture, but to show you that, i first need to get into one of these. there are 48 cameras in this room tracking my every move. the studio has really been used by the royal shakespeare company to create a digital production of a midsummer night �*s dream. with traditional motion capture, you can see what you ar

fiona?iece, the princess and the dragon, represents the queen before her coronation, so we see the young dancer dancing up the mall and we see behind her the huge dragon representing the power and the wisdom of the coronation. and she is currently kept in pieces in these two crates here in somersetjust to get a sense of the scale, she is absolutely huge. these are her ears and here are the scales, six metres of them. so we call the dragon the hatchling. she is the size of a double—decker bus. her head is about the size of a small fiat, so she is huge, and completely human powered. she is very lightweight. the technology we are using is an amalgamation of kite technology and what we used in war horse, so our director is one of the puppetry directors of war horse and we have amplified that technique 15—fold, so you have a cast of 30 puppeteers bringing her down the mall. with a wingspan of 20 metres, and to give you an idea of how that big is, that's about the size of the mall itself, so she i

i mean for many people like fiona hill. it was your firing that. provided the spark to try to understand that there was a problem that something not right was going on between trump and giuliani and you know, i think many people felt that actually you're you're firing was the moment at which the kind of iceberg, you know, burst into into view a of the story. you didn't know many of these other elements at that time though. no, it was happening around me. yeah, so the other thing and this conversation and your book i must say for for people because we are talking about a book lessons from the edge. yeah. see i can shamelessly flack for it. you know, you can be dignified, but i'm happy to it's really it's a very powerful read and one of the things in the book and in your testimony is you bring this. i think i called it uncynical outreach. you know about what happened to american democracy and to our system of government, you know that this isn't how things are supposed to work. it's actually shocking you know that the president united states would sm

on the funeral. kolowski course didn't kids who knows that in was one if you palace e and gandhi fiona's was under the, brought out is gone part the, an o'campo gandhi versus dc. please not gonna let us go whether there will be like other mega clubs, but a sub or not really interested in women's football. and the 20 tenths they decided to get serious about it. with some immediate results. taking the women's game more serious, reflected a trend among big names in for pop, man city, by an or p g. made similar choices in 2012 but 71 there. firstly took and at the same in 201320142015. when they turned professional, samara hunter is a u. s. borne football journalist who lives and works in space for a long time, she focused on the legal male players, cross iraqi, teach, or attached ink. in recent years though, she witnessed how fc barcelona bought into the idea of a serious to women's t. they've built a really solid project with a great foundation. they've looked at the blueprint from the men side. they copied and pasted the dna of the club from the men's team to the women side. but assess dn

the march ends in a bluff, i with logical foot, all my with fiona, full time with no loop. and you wonder if with them would you put in is adrica, which total die year? holla, hardcore, we thought so you for your call, when you produced of the bulk of some of it, i just what you mean the show pawn from watch a just go to do something to lean your board. your for on to my donna, you proceed to live this here because will make super did use the national this managed pro russian activists. 10 equity call the field. oh, under hunting down those hiding in the nearby trade union building in a they sent the building on fire. people who jumped to other windows to escape. the flames are being finished off by radicals with baseball bats. 48 and killed and about 300 with . a us, we can do for them. so crane. also just a muscle will be still a dining room. you're all yet vocal walker that was diagnosed. let when you move, that is no, i will grab the brass, able to walk them or whatever. so my getting them is that only meal stories like they are a few of the teaching it down. yeah, we g

you had alex vindman, fiona hill.se immigrants who believe more in america front than those who arguably benefited from the system they left. >> maybe. i know for myself i became an american by choiceat the age of 18 and you have to think about what that means . where you want to live and the values of the united states and i wanted to identify these things. and my parents as they came here with nothing and were always grateful to the united states that they could bring up their children, they could do well here. they chose me, i needed to get back just as they did. so that was a huge influence on me. >> the right to another part of the book we haven't talked t about but i think it goes to this question of what's happening to american democracy and what about the democracy that you saw challenged for struggling to emerge. you are in russia several, a couple times in your career but you were there in 1993. in doris yeltsin's not his standing on the tank knoll staring down the coup boris yeltsin of 1991 but what later g

here is what the fiona hill, those of who you will remember the whole mueller report and the goings onaid about putin's view of the war. putin wants us to make in a proxy war and putin is still telling people outside of europe that this is just a repeat of cold war, nothing to look at here. this isn't a proxy war. it's a colonial land grab. in your view, and i'll start with you, ambassador mcfaul, anything that we're doing like training and equipping the ukranians, doesn't that give putin or isn't putin going to use that to continue his propaganda, that yeah, this is really a proxy war between russia and nato? >> yeah, he will, joy, without question but he's been saying that for 15, 20 years. even when i was the ambassador he was saying we're fight proxy wars against him so to those that believe him, those that live in his bubble of propaganda, they are going to believe him and those that are outside won't believe him. it's a lot like the supporters of mr. trump and not supporters of mr. trump. new information is not going to change that debate. >> yeah. >> but i do think it's importan

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you refused to recognize the election results until father grew in his werner fiona participle. shantina pheromone. we are syn, ohio config carlos in a 100 while kathy trying to, i mean we don't have a letter, banish rayleigh in and wound on up whatever. but he doesn't have going on god, you know fortify that are new people. but a little bit to julia was up. i'm looking, it's sort of funny to just as i want you to, a quick question towards your son, senior coach filled up with free need. they're still in your dock. i was talking to sean lewis sliced a little more youthful cheer you fairly soon. she your armor, you fortune rockers to charleston, which you used to charge to julia, coupled with a ghost towards each of mister new registers with, with any of the coin, you see the dog does not. i don't know when you find it was done. when you get closer, consider it always. can we work good in the apartment? are you talking to a settlement? offer the building whether you bet they will? no, no, i'm not feeling well. you're going to thought about what, what really for me, i saw the, i guess when

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and for all, since monahan al jazeera fiona abu is a spokesman for the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. he told us earlier, some of what the survivors on country people there are completely traumatized by the situation which i think known of us can even imagine what is it being to be underground for more than 2 months without seeing the sunlight for 2 months and not and having done this sounds of the shelley on your heads every day without access to water, proper water without access to food, without being able to, to shower every day or not even shower more than 2 months. so you can imagine how it can be actual being the situation. i think the suppression of people deck. and yesterday i was in the, one of the equations and that we went to close my calling. now the idea is to bring people to safety. here. i could talk with some of the different areas, could see how we teach for ben georgia to being an added it cannot meet. i met one woman yesterday and tony and she said, no, what do we mine? and she has to say good bye for to have children, children. i was there

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let's cross to our correspondent, fiona trott.d in court.— heard in court. well the “my was told that luke * heard in court. well the “my was told that luke skelton _ heard in court. well thejury was told that luke skelton was - heard in court. well the jury was i told that luke skelton was carrying out research last year on the internet around three police stations in newcastle city centre. he went to one of them and took photographs of it. that was forth banks police station. the prosecution said he had a plan, his plan was to commit terrorist acts. he took another photograph of a hotel across the street which had cctv cameras. the prosecution said he was decide ing whether that police station should be the one he should target. why he was doing this? thejury should target. why he was doing this? the jury was shown videos skelton had saved, one was of a neo—nazi group and showed masked people burning a flag of un and the black lives matter flag and he wrote a note that said, i pray by read gd you this you understand what i have

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why we'll be joined by fiona ma and we are very grateful for the leadership and the partnership we have with the state treasurer. she has been doing great work. there are i will announce her again. but proud of the w they are doing at the state love they run the state 520 college account program. which has been well funded by our exciting and successful governor, and we will work together with combike local with state programs to double and triple our impact. i'm also want to welcome many of my colleagues from the count row who traveled here to san francisco the members of our city for financial empower am coalition. the ecstasy for financial empower am brings municipal governments from cross the country use their power and positions to launch financial programs to help low income people we have 18 cities this represent 22 million people. i'm thrilled you could join us. could all my colleagues stand and be welcomed for a moment. welcome to san francisco! we have 2 solid packed days after today with the folk and we will learn about great things everybody is doing. >> i said that we were

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fiona lamdin, bbc news. tributes have been paid to the actor ray liotta, who has died aged 67. greatest films of all time. seen here playing the real—life mobster henry hill — the movie that shot ray liotta to stardom — martin scorsese's goodfellas. the 1990s hit revolutionised the gangster genre. it received heaps of critical and commercial success, and went on to win six academy award nominations and one win after its release. you're leaving your car? he watches the car for me. it's easier... it was a career—defining role, in the famous single—take copacabana nightclub scene — a long, continuous shot by a single camera ofjust under three minutes. it's better than waiting in line. in paying tribute to the actor, the film's director, martin scorsese, issued a statement saying ray liotta was so uniquely gifted, so adventurous, and so courageous as an actor. ray liotta did other great films after this — playing corrupt cops or law—enforcement officers — often drawing on his real—life experience and tough upbringing to enhance his character's toughness. the 67—year—old was born in

how the industry itself says that 20 percent of its products have been re formulated fiona for certain categories of products. you think the improvement is even greater? i think a lot from this viewpoint it really is a success. well the, let's say you never think spoke with in that same 18 months we saw 25 percent reduction in purchases of sugar. we beverages in chile that's unprecedented. and we're seeing large reductions and all the ultra process junk foods as well. that is the 1st time we've seen the glimmer of a country that might change the norms toward healthy eating, which lay in food revolution has inspired action and neighboring countries. peru has instituted the same labels and uruguay is about to do so. and dramatically mexico is joining them. and it's new president and congress have just passed new legislation requiring the same kind of labeling as chili. what my dear joe, what? on the other side of the atlantic, the contrast is striking. europe's nutri score labeling is fairly timid compared to the black labels in chile. only a few countries have adopted it and it is not e

he sent us a picture of his dog fiona watching the show. lauren: no.fiona is taking it seriously as you can tell from that photo isn't that a great shot? lauren: it's a great shot. it's a terrible story do you want to know why, ashley? i hate when people use amazing names for animals, because, you know? if you want to name a kid fiona which is great i'm always going to think of that dog now instead of your wife. ashley: awww, well it's okay. she will be honored i know she will be. let's move on. we just showed it briefly. this is from luiss in florida, an rv with a flag that reads " desantis island, land of liberty" i can not read that but it says it on the prompter. it's kind of like, what do you think of that? it's a new flag for florida. lauren: i've never seen that before. that's kind of cool, right? there's so many people coming to where you are, ashley, in florida, that you've gotta keep your culture the way it is. can you do that? ashley: you do. lauren: it's going to be hard. ashley: you see a lot of new york plates down here i'll just say that

that's it, from me and the team here in kyiv, now back to you, fiona, for the rest of the day's news. top story this evening: the labour leader keir starmer says he will resign if he is fined by durham police for breaking covid rules. and it has been confirmed the queen will not be attending the state 0pening will not be attending the state opening of parliament tomorrow. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel: with no premiership sides in the champions cup semis, sale's director of rugby hits out at the salary cap, saying pay restrictions in the english game makes it harder to match sides from france. the head of scottishpower is calling on the government to give ten million households £1,000 each towards their energy bills by october. without it, he says, 40% of households could be in fuel poverty this winter, with an expected rise in average energy bills in october to between £2,500 and £3,000 a year. the chancellor of the exchequer, rishi sunak, has said again that people will have to wait until the autumn for any further help with their energy bills. here's our business e