georgina smyth has the story.tain types of culture from now on —— the city of lviv. the two nations to share a common soviet union passed, but critics say that influence is becoming too strong. lawmakers making the controversial move to ban russian cultural products like books, films, public readings, and songs. translation: there is enough russian content, even a lot of it. your feigned there is not enough of ukrainian content. we should have —— you will find. ukrainian and russian are similar languages, but use of the latter in the pro—western lviv has become increasingly political after russia and its crimea in 2014. parliament says the ban will last until the end of russia's occupation of the peninsula, which has claimed more than 10,000 lives. the moratorium has been dubbed a war on language by russia and foreign ambassadors have called for tolerance. translation: lviv is a very friendly city, the population is very loyal to russians. people say different things, they had never encountered any language discri

georgina smyth has more.eedles inside fresh strawberries found at random across three australian states. i bit into it, there was a break. my knee jerk reaction was to swallow it, and what was left over was half of the sewing needle. it's a shock. you go to get some strawberries from woolworths, the last thing you're expecting is to end up in hospital. some as young as nine have been affected. it went in my mouth and i pulled the needle out. the contaminated strawberries have been traced back to this queensland farm. the industry believes it could be the work of a disgruntled employee, but police won't confirm that. our investigation is still open. we aren't going to get into speculation, we're keeping a very open mind. brands have been pulled from the shelves across the major supermarkets, and while no one has been seriously harmed by the contamination, the industry is already hurting from the recall. strawberry growers are pleading with consumers not to abandon the industry. anyone buying the fruit has been

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and at 8:30pm, we'll be speaking tojonathan portes from uk in a changing europe, and georgina wrighte international affairs thinktank, chatham house. we'll also be continuing the debate tomorrow morning on bbc news. we're giving you the opportunity to ask the experts any burning questions you may have about the uk's future outside the eu. joining us at 11:30am is professor anand menon from the uk in a changing europe, and jill rutter from the institute for government. to take part, you can text your questions to 61124, email to askthis@bbc.co.uk, or tweet using the hashtag #bbcaskthis. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:1i0pm this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are john rentoul, chief political commentator for the independent and political strategist jo tanner. two sas servicemen have been acquitted of negligence following the deaths of three reservists during a selection march in the brecon beacons five years ago. craig roberts, james dunsby, and edward mayher died after being taken ill on the i6—mile ma

georgina smyth has more. it's the stuff of nightmares.erries, found at random across three states. i bit into it, felt it break. my knee—jerk reaction was to swallow it, and left over was half a needle. it's a shock. when you pick up strawberries from woolies you don't expect to go to hospital. some as young as nine have been affected. i went into my mouth and pulled out a needle. some of the infected strawberries have been traced back to this queensland farm. the industry believes it could be the work of a disgruntled employee but police will not confirm that. the investigation is still open, we are not going get into speculation and we are keeping an open mind. brands have been pulled from shelves across the major supermarkets and while no—one has been seriously harmed by the contamination, the industry is already hurting from the recall. strawberry growers are pleading with consumers not to abandon the industry. anyone buying the fruit has been urged to slice it before eating. columbia's civil war lasted more than 50 years, with horror

georgina wallace is 42 years old. but the test estimated her heart age is 50.viously, your heart health is so important. when you see such a statistic, up seven years, eight years older than what you currently are, it does make you really think what else can i change in my life to help my future, keep myself healthier long time. eating more than five portions of fruit and vegetables a day, giving up smoking and exercising all help. the test doesn't give a medical diagnosis. it's a rough guide hoping to encourage people to make vital lifestyle changes. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. you can find out more about the heart test, including a link to the nhs test itself, at the bbc news website, in health. japan is being battered by the most powerful typhoon to hit the country in a quarter of a century. winds of over 100mph have prompted evacuation orders for thousands of people. hundreds of flights have been cancelled after a ship smashed into the causeway linking kansai airport with the mainland. jenny kumah has the latest. this extraordinary weather is causing some

the owner, you run a manufacturing firm here and georgina, you are an apprentice.the road. it‘s amount of lorries on the road. it‘s a really interesting place to work i would say. georgina, you're an apprentice, you work in a manufacturing plant, did you always think you would do that kind ofjob? many people think there‘s not enough young people going into manufacturing, why not? there's lots of stigma around manufacturing, especially with young people. it isn't something i originally saw myself doing but when i started applying for apprenticeships and doing gcses and a—levels, i thought it was a different industry and as i delved deeper into what's behind what we do every day, the everyday products we use, i found it really interesting and i think we need to promote it in schools, especially with young women. it is something we need to get rid of the stigma of an perception because there's lots more to manufacturing than production line stuff. there's design, how things work and doing different bits of digital transform a, those opportunities that are available. f

georgina wallace is a2 years old. but the test estimated her heart age is 50.art. 0bviously, your heart health is so important. when you see such a statistic, up seven years, eight years older than what you currently are, it does make you really think what else can i change in my life to help my future, keep myself healthier long time. eating more than five portions of fruit and vegetables a day, giving up smoking and exercising all help. the test doesn't give a medical diagnosis. it's a rough guide hoping to encourage people to make vital lifestyle changes. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. demonstrations take place as labour's ruling body tries to resolve the long—running, about the party's definition of anti—semitism. the tsb boss paul pester has resigned, after the it problems that left customers locked out of their accounts. one of the strongest typhoons to hitjapan in 25 years has claimed several lives and injured over 160. in sport, scotland aiming tojoin england at next year's women's football world cup. they are taking on albania

georgina wallace is 42 years old. but the test estimated her heart age is 50. older than what you currently are, it does make you really think what else can i change in my life to help my future, keep myself healthier long term? eating more than five portions of fruit and vegetables a day, giving up smoking, and exercising all help. the test doesn't give a medical diagnosis. it's a rough guide hoping to encourage people to make vital lifestyle changes. uh—oh, we've got to go. off we go. stumble, trip! it was a vote winning offer — 30 hours a week of free childcare for working parents of three and four—year—olds in england. and it saved families thousands of pounds a year. i don't pay a penny now because of the 30 free hours, so it's like nearly £300 a month in money that i save. i think it is a fantastic scheme. it means i will probably be able to go back to work an extra day, because i'll be able to afford to do that. so far, 340,000 children have benefited. but, as the scheme begins its second year, the government has been accused of not funding it properly.