hugo. provided by western countries. hugo, is president zelensky _ provided by western countries.zelensky under _ provided by western countries. hugo, is president zelensky under domestic pressure to make progress in that war? could that be one of the reasons behind this counteroffensive thatis reasons behind this counteroffensive that is what it turns out to be? i think up until now, there have been questions about the ukrainian ability and capacity to go ahead with a massive offensive, this is not going to be easy, the russians have been there for a very long time, we have had reports that the russian appointed authorities are planning to hold a referendum to annex those regions, and also in the last few weeks there have been reports that the russians were sending reinforcements and troops to those areas, so presumably there will be very heavy fighting in the coming weeks if the ukrainians are indeed going ahead with this counteroffensive.— indeed going ahead with this counteroffensive. ., , ., , counteroffensive. hugo, separately, un inspectors _ counteroffensive. hugo, separat

hugo lowell, thank you for being with us. hugo: thank you.in today's other headlines, mississippi is under a state of emergency this weekend, and jackson residents have been told to evacuate, ahead of a major flood threat. some residents are already clearing out their valuables in anticipation of the pearl river overflowing. after record-setting rains this week, forecasters expect the river to reach 36 feet as soon as tonight. two u.s. navy warships sailed through international waters in the taiwan strait today. it's the first such passage by american ships since china began its provocative military presence in the area, following house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan earlier this month. china has said any warships in the taiwan strait are considered threats to its sovereignty. the white house says today's passage by the two vessels was long planned. brigham young university has banned a white male spectator from ever entering any of the school's athletic venues after he threatened and shouted racial slurs at a duke women's volleyball

thank you hugo for bringing us up to date.ace rocket on its mission to the moon, due to last minute technical issues. the next opportunity for the launch is on friday. the head of the institute for fiscal studies labels some of liz truss's tax cutting policies as �*worrying' and inadequade for dealing with rising energy costs. the ukrainian military has begun its long—awaited offensive on the southern front. it claims to have broken through the first line of russian defence around the main city of kherson. sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's ben croucher. rory mcilroy has been one of the staunchest critics of the saudi—funded breakaway liv golf series, and following his victory at the season—ending tour championship on the pga tour, admits it won't be easy playing alongside them. whilst they can't play on the pga tour, liv golfers can play in europe's dp world tour, meaning the likes of sergio garcia and lee westwood will likely tee it up alongside mcilroy at the bmw championship next week. i hate

hugo, i'm going to start with you. high level. what stood out to you about this new filing from the doj last night? >> the thing that really stood out i think is the obstruction. we've been hearing for weeks now about the classified documents and the degree to which government secrets were being stashed at mar-a-lago. but i think the doj really put an emphasis in that filing last night on that potential obstruction. and of course reading between the lines, we now see at least two trump lawyers might themselves be facing some legal peril here with the obstruction side of the investigation. evan corcoran and christina barbacore signed the documents saying all documents had been turned over and it turns out that wasn't the case. that element was a significant moment. >> dania, i have to ask you, were both former prosecutors, private practitioners, as you are doing. now it is wild to think about the possible exposure to the lawyers in this case. bad actors all the time, right, when it comes to people like donald trump. but when you ha

hugo bachega _ -- but there isn't fear. hugo bachega in _ -- but there isn't fear.kyiv, thank - -- but there isn't fear. hugo bachega in kyiv, thank you. | meanwhile here, the uk imported no fuel from russia injune for the first time on record, according to official figures. in 2021, the uk imported around 11% of its oil and 4% of its gas from russia, according to the international energy agency. yet despite pledging to phase out russian imports, energy prices are still set by global markets, which are fueling the crisis here in the uk. the bbc has learned that more than 3 million households had not received their £150 energy support payment by the start ofjuly. data from a freedom of information request shows that in england and wales more than 97% of eligible homes who pay council tax by direct debit had received the payment. however, only 49% of those who don't pay by direct debit have received the money yet. those households having to wait the longest are more likely to be financially vulnerable, as our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports. one,

hugo bachega, live in k iv, continue. hugo bachega, live in kyiv. thank— continue.gham palace says the queen won't be appointing the next prime minister in london but will instead stay in balmoral for the event. there is less than a week to go until we find out whether it will be the foreign secretary liz truss or the former chancellor rishi sunak who will be moving into number 10. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell is here. so, why the break with tradition? clive, constitutionally, it is the monarch who invites the leader of the largest party in the house of commons to become prime minister. now, on every previous occasion throughout the 70 years of the queen's reign, that has taken place at buckingham palace, but not this time. this time it will take place at balmoral, where the queen is spending her summer break. why? well, of course, it is all to do with the queen's help. buckingham palace says very little on that subject, they recite the episodic mobility issues, that phrase that we have become rather familiar mobility issues, that phrase that we have be

hugo, 'ust away from — this as a nuclear shield.hugo, 'ust away from the incidents * this as a nuclear shield. hugo, 'ust away from the incidents there, h away from the incidents there, deeply troubling, of course, at the nuclear power plant. i want to talk about grain because we have been following it so closely, the resumption of those shipments. where are we now? is there the expectation that the number of ships needed to get operations back up properly could start moving?— get operations back up properly could start moving? yes, so far so aood for could start moving? yes, so far so good for this _ could start moving? yes, so far so good for this deal, _ could start moving? yes, so far so good for this deal, three _ could start moving? yes, so far so good for this deal, three more - could start moving? yes, so far so i good for this deal, three more ships left yesterday carrying almost 60,000 tonnes of corn, one of those ships is going to the uk. and the first ship to be loaded is expected to arrive in the next few days, so all o

jacek hugo-bader is bringing such vehicles to ukraine.nitiative is funded by donations, and for him and his friends, the more cars, the better. >> irek kopec is inspecting the axle suspension here in warsaw. he's helping to get this old korean off-roader in shape. the vehicle will soon be heading to ukraine. >> check the suspension. it's not sitting right. >> the used car was purchased with donations. the men overhaul it for free. it's to be handed over to ukraine's armed forces at no charge. >> we're looking for off-road vehicles. they can be put to use at the front, for example, to transport the wounded. ideally, they should have all-wheel drive. >> well-known polish journalist and author jacek hugo-bader came up with the idea for this initiative. since the invasion began he has been in ukraine several times, and eventually started collecting donations. >> i'm a reporter, and the job is my life. and, since i'll be going over there quite often, i wanted the ukrainians to get something out of it. so, i launched this fund-raising initiativ

jacek hugo-bader is bringing such vehicles to ukraine.nitiative is funded by donations, and for him and his friends, the more cars, the better. >> irek kopec is inspecting the axle suspension here in warsaw. he's helping to get this old korean off-roader in shape. the vehicle will soon be heading to ukraine. >> check the suspension. it's not sitting right. >> the used car was purchased with donations. the men overhaul it for free. it's to be handed over to ukraine's armed forces at no charge. >> we're looking for off-road vehicles. they can be put to use at the front, for example, to transport the wounded. ideally, they should have all-wheel drive. >> well-known polish journalist and author jacek hugo-bader came up with the idea for this initiative. since the invasion began he has been in ukraine several times, and eventually started collecting donations. >> i'm a reporter, and the job is my life. and, since i'll be going over there quite often, i wanted the ukrainians to get something out of it. so, i launched this fund-raising initiativ

the obstruction was redacted, that goes to the point that hugo made about there being a close sourcen the presidents million. >> what about you, tracey, did you read anything that raised new red flags? say on the national security front? >> sure, two things really jumped out at me. the first thing was obviously the classifications. they did not redact that. the classification levels of the documents that were taken. i was very surprised to see just how high these classifications were. and just how detailed they were. you've got information from the human to control systems, which are our sources and assets overseas. you have signals intelligence, that is highly classified information. or con, which is originator controlled, which means that you decide how that information is distributed. and the second piece i saw in that it was just how purposeful trump was in not handing over the documents. that's concerning to me as well. >> i have to tell you, i have to think about you, given you and your experience of the past, that must have sent chills down your spine. >> hugo, what did this a

hugo, covering this closely.its process, take the conventional and routines step it does to get these documents saying you guys delayed and delayed we don't recognize your argument and want the documents. >> effectively, yeah. look at numbers, staggering. right? 100 pages of documents. 700 pages, numbers are crazy. then i think that gives us an accounting of the volume and sensitivity of the kind of documents they pulled out of mar-a-lago. that was in january, the first request. like, went back in two other separate times. but the one thing that did stand out to me is this kind of potential obstruction. relays the ways that the justice department had to go to get the documents, and when you read that in tandem with trump's filing monday, you really see this picture develop of how the justice department was thwarted every effort to get the documents back and on the search warrant executed at mar-a-lago is significant and tying everything together. >> hugo, i understand you are not dean of the harvard law school bu

. >> joining me down, hugo lowell, congressional reporter from the guardian. and former u.s. attorney, joyce vance. she's an msnbc contributor and professor at the university of alabama school of law. good to see you both. joyce, i want to start with you. let's talk about this new reporting from the times. what would it mean if trump's own attorney falsified a statement to the doj? >> so, what this does, alicia, is a tight lights how dependent we are on understanding the facts, what's actually happened here, before we can reach any understanding of whether this was really just an effort by doj to reclaim these classified materials, or whether this is an investigation that's pointed, this perhaps headed towards indictment. because that will be heavily fact dependent. situations like the one that you are discussing, that we are newly learning about tonight, where people affirmatively took steps to conceal least important materials. it wasn't just a mistake, or perhaps, a certain amount of ineptitude, although gross negligence can be a criminal violation. if this looks like an i

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testifying, yes, charges, we will see. >> hugo, barb, it is so lovely to see our doors.dress. i will send you some books for those beautiful bookshelves. it's good to see both. next, four officers in the breonna taylor case now facing federal charges. we will dig into what that could be for them and the future of search warrants in america. later, the cpac conference in dallas, more militant and unhinged and then ever. stay with us. with us erywhere, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere ♪ ♪♪ coarse hair ♪ i've been everywhere ♪ thin skin when i'm shaving down there not just any razor will do venus for pubic hair and skin with a patented irritation defense bar for a smooth shave with blades that barely touch skin age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. research shows that people remember ads with young people having a good

i think it will go nowhere and won't affect, ultimately, anything to do with the investigation. >> hugo lowell, that is jill's legal expert opinion, i am wondering what your reporting is telling about the special request for a master and how it will change the contours of the case? >> i think jill is right. i don't think there is any possibility that this will change any action. it might change the facts of the case. trump has documents and classified secrets at mar-a-lago. he is potentially under an espionage investigation. he is still under an obstruction investigation. the facts of the matter don't change. this has almost been reversed engineered by trump's lawyers, at least according to my reporting, because trump was displeased that his lawyers have not -- this was a delayed effort to try to get on the docket some sort of motion. that is what this is. they make it the special master, they may not. this is more trump's lawyers trying to show their boss that they were doing something. >> jill, inac maze-ing frame right there. i got to say. i want to talk about the other big news toda

thank you very much for- bringing us up to date, hugo.to our main story at this hour, the escalation in conflict between palestinian militants and israel. hopefully we can hear you this time. bring us up to date.— bring us up to date. earlier i heard a distant blast _ bring us up to date. earlier i heard a distant blast as _ bring us up to date. earlier i heard a distant blast as the _ bring us up to date. earlier i heard a distant blast as the rockets - bring us up to date. earlier i heard a distant blast as the rockets were| a distant blast as the rockets were fired by palestinians in the gaza strip toward jerusalem, the first time that has happened since the full—scale conflict in gaza last may. they were intercepted by israel's missile defence system and this was important symbolically. it happened at a time, it's a jewish holiday there are is is being allowed to visit the disputed holy site injerusalem known as temple mount forjews and also the holy place for muslims injerusalem. place for muslims in jerusalem. islamichhad place for

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thanks to hugo for the latest from — crisis.the latest from ukraine. - reports from the somali capital, mogadishu, say at least ten people have been killed during the ongoing occupation of a hotel by islamist militants. the assault on the hayat began with the detonation of at least two car bombs followed by a fierce gunfight. the islamist militant group, al—shabaab, says it is carrying out the attack. it's not clear how many gunmen are alive. dozens of people, including many children, were earlier rescued from the hotel. it is popular with government officials and politicians, and several are reported to have been wounded in the attack. a former british member of an islamic state terror cell is beginning a life sentence in the united states for his role in the murder of western hostages in syria. el shafee elsheikh was part of a group of is members — nicknamed the beatles — involved in torturing, beating and executing prisoners. his actions are said to have resulted in the deaths of four american hostages. the authorities in mex

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let's bring back my expert panel, toys vance, peter strzok, and he hugo loyal. -- sorry hugo.play and where this case goes? >> right, intense is a bright line when we look at these situations. one of the most important things to appreciate here is that we are talking about some classified information, now recovered at mar-a-lago, that was top secret but also what's called s c i. compartment and information that only available on a need to know basis to people who hold top secret security clearance. top secret information is typically information that if released in unauthorized fashion has the potential to gravely damage the national security. we're not talking about last week's news that we already read in the new york times, we are talking about information that is compelling, needs to be closely held, and needs to involve real risk if it is leaked out. that is why intent, as you mentioned katie, is very important. what did the person involved in this spill of classified information intend to do? in the case of hillary clinton it was gross negligence. in the case that you ta

hugo lou el, we appreciate it. still ahead here on "way too early," we're going to pivot to business news and go live to cnbc ahead of the big day on wall street. the futures board is moving higher, but a key economic report likely will have a huge impact on the markets. we'll get into that next. we'll be right back. t into thatt we'll be right back. (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first time gain flings user. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. i typed in grandma's name and birth year... and there she was, working at the f

our correspondent, hugo bachega, is in kyiv now. hugo.a small town in the east of the country and these images show the aftermath of the attack. the victims include two boys aged six and 11. ukraine's foreign minister described as terrorism and the us secretary of state said the attack fits a pattern of atrocities in his words. but russia has claimed a missile hit a military facility at the train station, killing 200 ukrainian soldiers. now, this attack happened yesterday as ukraine marked independence day. the country was on high alert amid fears russia could launch attacks and that is what happened in some parts of the country. reports of russian shelling in kharkiv in the east, also in the towns of book 11 and nick a pol in the south, which have been under constant bombardment in recent weeks. here, in kyiv, there were no reports of incidents, but a ban on public gatherings continues today. hugo bachega in kyiv, thank you. a school district in the town of uvalde in texas has dismissed its police chief over his handling of a shooting th

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hugo bachega in kyiv, thankin: tomorrow. hugo bachega in kyiv, thanking so _ tomorrow.d the cut "it takes a lot of effort to forgive" when she was asked about her relationship with the royal family, and her own relatives. she said "i've really made an active effort, especially knowing i can say anything." she also spoke about the duke of sussex's relationship with his father, the prince of wales. asked about the impact of her privacy case against the mail on sunday, meghan told the journalist allison p davis "harry said to me, 'i lost my dad in this process.�* "it doesn't have to be the same for them as it was for me, but that's his decision." britain's biggest warship could miss important tests involving the latest fighterjets and drones after a propeller shaft malfunctioned a few miles after it set sail. the £3 billion warship left portsmouth naval base on saturday heading for training exercises with the us and royal canadian navies. but the carrier broke down and the royal navy says it is investigating the "emerging mechanical issue". now it's time for a look at the

hugo, let us just break this down. what's actually is it that people are asking of could fiery that he has not done? what is that he supposedly should've done before and should be doing now that he has not done? >> the inspector general act is actually very clear. if there is an instance of obstruction or resistance, or even a significant delay of release of information to an inspector general, they are supposed to report that, rather to congress or another oversight body. and in this instance, top career officials at the dhs we're having a difficulty getting the secret service to give up their text messages. so, in anticipation of previous report to congress, they put this all in a bmo and they sent it off to the chief of staff to cuffari. and when they expected to see it in the report, and never arrived. and when they went back and looked, they found that the memo had died when it reached the chief of staff to cuffari. so i think there is a whole new set of eminence here to suggest that could ferry and political appo

hugo bachega there.system could take until next week to resolve. it affected the phone lines and electronic referrals to out—of—hours gps. the service helps people get the right advice and treatment when they need it. i spoke to chelsea jarvie about what sort of risks there are to the nhs from using third party contractors. to save us developing systems internally, it is useful to us to use different services and suppliers, but that comes with the additional security risks where those supplies have to be maintaining their own cyber security and keeping that good cyber hygiene in place so that we are not then impacted by an attack on their side. there was an attack on the nhs, slightly bizarre attack, a few years ago that seemed to be linked to north korea. yes, the wannacry attack was five years ago now, it was a massive ransomware attack which affected organisations and governments right across the globe. the nhs was caught in a crossfire with that attack. so, it wasn't a targeted attack, in particular,

our correspondent hugo bachega is in kyiv, and is following developments.eally hard to independently confirm those claims coming from both sides, because the zaporizhzhia power plant has been under russian occupation since the beginning of march, even though ukrainian technicians have been operating the facility. yesterday, ukrainian and russian officials have traded accusations, the ukrainians say that russian forces shelled the site and then one of the reactors had to be disconnected from the system as a result of one of those attacks. now, the russians have denied those allegations, they say that the ukrainians are the ones behind these attacks. for days, we have been hearing from ukrainian and us officials who say that the russians have essentially turned this nuclear power plant into a military base and they are launching attacks against ukrainian positions from this site. and the mayor of a nearby city told me essentially what the russians are doing is that they are using the site as a nuclear shield. hugo bachega there. mark cancian is based at the c

hugo bachega there.eople have been killed and dozens injured after a polish bus veered off a highway. the bus was heading in the direction of the croatian capital zagreb when it crashed near the city of vaa—razhdeen. zagreb when it crashed near the city of varazadin. it was on its way to a roman catholic shrine in bosnia—herzegovina. 0ur warsaw correspondent adam easton reports. the bus veered off the highwayjust before dawn and ended up in a ditch. 0n before dawn and ended up in a ditch. on board were two drivers and 42 pilgrims from across poland. 11 people were killed at the scene. the rest were ta ken to people were killed at the scene. the rest were taken to nearby hospitals — many of them in a serious condition. translation: ., ., �* , condition. translation: ., ., �*, ., ., translation: one-woman's operation is still ongoing _ translation: one-woman's operation is still ongoing and _ translation: one-woman's operation is still ongoing and will— translation: one-woman's operation is still ongoing a

hugo, you've been looking at the fourth amendment. is this something donald trump is throwing against the wall, or is his legal team actually pursing this? >> it is not exactly clear. the fact we haven't seen this motion or filing to appoint a special master to review the documents is not encouraging. certainly, the team knows they have to do something. i spent the last few days in west palm beach. the overall sense was they needed to file something. not least because trump was not particularly pleased at how christina bobb, one of his lawyers, got pulled apart on fox news and castigated for not filing anything. i think if we see something, it is likely to come today. they can't afford to wait any longer. if they wait any longer, the fbi and the doj would have already finished their filter review and, frankly, there wouldn't be a need for a special master to go through the documents. they're really on the time crunch now. >> marc, you're looking at how trump world and former president trump himself is looking at the fbi's execution of

hugo chavez according to the venezuelan side. to eliminate it, a special drug was developed. filed by the venezuelan side a similar drug to poison chavez claudios, who were part of the president's entourage, was used. joining us intelligence agencies, she left venezuela and was subsequently taken to the us cause the investigative link between the death of the venezuelan leader and developments in the field of biological weapons confirms the given forensic medical examination and witness testimony that carried out the increase in chavez of cuban doctors about an atypical course. diseases of its resistance to the use of drugs new information revealed during a special operation in ukraine will become evidence of war crimes prokopenko pavel alekseev to conduct. the war crime of ukraine, which the ministry of defense of our country has been talking about on a daily basis since the very beginning of the special operation, was finally, as it were, noticed in the west, by the human rights organizational report, in which, despite its extreme bias, the ukrainian troops were forced to a

hugo, you said we're all waiting for the potential unsealing of the affidavit tomorrow. said that you don't feel it is likely because doj has weighed in. tell us a little more about that. what do you expect to happen if that is the outcome? >> i have spoken to a number of former fbi officials, number of former u.s. attorneys, and they're all pretty much unanimous. if the government is opposing the release of this affidavit, the judge is unlikely to unseal and make this public. and that's because the affidavit basically gives you the road map of the investigation. it was the evidence that the government provided to the judge to show this is why we need the search warrant. you might start releasing potential witness names, might start releasing techniques and strategies that the fbi is trying to use to do this investigation. and so i think the government is going to very vehemently argue against that and the judge is likely to agree. >> lastly, obviously, it's impossible to precisely predict developments. in terms of the doj building their case, do you have people you're t

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hugo, you have new reporting this morning on the request by the d.o.j.is the deadline set by the federal judge down there in florida. so the d.o.j. is basically going to produce two things. one is a look at the seal, and a more detailed itemized receipt of what they took from mar-a-lago and secondly they will produce a very lengthy response. we found out this yesterday, because of the special commission, to file up to 40 pages. that's really long and really unusual. i think what that suggests is the d.o.j. is going to kind of quote speak to its filings and wants to show or debunk a lot of the claims trump lawyers are making. >> is there any sense of a time line here in terms of these next phases of the development? a lot of people are watching and wondering when this next shoe might drop? this could stretch weeks and months, could it not? >> i think that's right. this is still early staples of the investigation. the justice department has said this in court filings. today they have the deadline for the filing. but down in palm beach, where the d.o.j. wil

joining me is hugo lowell for the guardian. hugo, let me go to you first on just the reporting on this. trump didn't -- his lawyers didn't really weigh in on these redactions. and i wonder if that has any meaning here and if there's any way we can get information on what they may know about how bad this release could be. >> well, the sense i get talking to people in trump world is they really don't know what doj is doing. i think that is something that really frightens them. talking to trump's legal team and advisors, they are as much in the dark as we are about what's in the affidavit. the but one thing is clear, right. this affidavit contains the probable cause that the justice department identified needed to get that search warrant. and that i think, you know, could be quite potentially explosive even if we don't get the details about the sources and methods that justice department is using in this criminal investigation which we should say is in the early stages. we might get the full rundown of how the doj had to take such

thank you for that, hugo bachega,, in kyiv.r manchester united footballer ryan giggs told police his head clashed with his then girlfriend during a row over a mobile phone, but the blow was not deliberate. he is accused of controlling behaviour and assault towards kate greville and her younger sister. matt graveling is at manchester crown court. this morning, a jury heard more details from ryan giggs about his relationship with kate greville, and also what he says happened on the 1st of november, in which he was alleged to have assaulted kate greville and her younger sister. on that night, he was arrested by police and in the following week's he gave a couple of preprepared statements in which he said kate and i got into an argument which resulted in a tussle over my phone. she caught me in the face, causing bleeding to the mouth. i may have caught her and her sister in the incident, but i did not intend any harm. i asked incident, but i did not intend any harm. iasked her to incident, but i did not intend any harm. i asked her

it's what hugo chavez did in venezuela. look at lennon.wing or left-wing thing. it is how you undermine trust. any time it happens anywhere in the world, it is seen as a preclude to autocracy or a coup d'etat. the fact it is not just trump but the people around him is extraordinary. >> it is. you bring up lenin, reminding me of steve bannon, who before he got into the white house, he said he wanted to tear down the state, tear down everything. that's what you've seen republicans doing. anybody that would pose a threat to trump's power, a madisonian check on power, they've been attacked. now it's the fbi. let's talk about ukraine. you have a fascinating piece. i saw a number jump out on something, that 98% of ukrainians think they're going to win the war. this is, again -- i was always fascinated by the fact that at the height of the battle of britain, when nazis were leveling london, only 3% of britains thought it was even possible that they would lose the war to hitler. here, we have similar numbers. >> ukrainians are, theoretically, in a

hugo bachega, thank you ve much continue. hugo bachega, thank you very much for— continue.inue. hugo bachega, thank you very much for now. you _ continue. hugo bachega, thank you very much for now. you go - continue. hugo bachega, thank you | very much for now. you go following everything for us there in kyiv, ukraine's capital. we will turn to domestic news now. buckingham palace says the queen won't be appointing the next prime minister in london, but will instead stay in balmoral for the event. there's less than a week to go until we find out whether it'll be the foreign secretary, liz truss, or the former chancellor, rishi sunak, who'll be moving into number 10. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, explained why the break in tradition. constitutionally it is the moniker invites the leader of the largest party in the house of commons to become the prime minister. in every previous occasion throughout the 70 years of the green's rain, that has taken place at buckingham palace. but not this time. this time it will take place at balmoral, where the queen is spending

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hugo, thank you for that.nty londonderry, after getting into difficulty in the waters of enagh lough, yesterday evening. another boy was taken to hospital, and is being treated for non—life—threatening injuries. a 21—year—old who died after being stabbed at notting hill carnival has been named as rapper takayo nembhard. known as tkorstretch, he was found with serious injuries at around eight o'clock last night in the ladbroke grove area. he later died in hospital. police say there were a number of other violent incidents after what had been a largely positive event. a week on from the fatal shooting of nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel, police in liverpool have made more than 30 arrests in 2a hours as they crack down on organised crime. olivia was shot dead at her home on monday night. our north of england correspondent judith moritz is live in liverpool for us. bring us up today with the latest. as you say, just over a week since the horrific events here, a week since the street since olivia pratt—korbel live

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hugo bachega there.ak to mark cancian, senior adviser with the center for strategic and international studies in washington. isa is a former us and joins us from arlington, virginia. tell us what you make of these comments by the un nuclear watchdog, that there is a very real risk of nuclear disaster after the shelling at is essentially on the front lines of combat here. it is in a very bad spot.— it is in a very bad spot. nuclear ower it is in a very bad spot. nuclear power plants — it is in a very bad spot. nuclear power plants are _ it is in a very bad spot. nuclear power plants are very - it is in a very bad spot. nuclear power plants are very sensitive | power plants are very sensitive facilities. there are less —— risks of local contamination. and the ukrainians rely on this for a large part of their electricity. so it is a very dangerous situation. it is being run by ukrainian operators but one suspects that the user management, oversightand one suspects that the user management, oversight and saf

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