mr speaker, iam support of the house. will he do so?aker, iam grateful. i support of the house. will he do so? mr speaker, i am grateful. i said yesterday and i'm grateful by the way for the general support that the opposition have given, notjust to our economic sanctions but also to the package of military support that, as i have said, will intensify. what we want to see, mr speaker, is de—escalation by vladimir putin. that is still hope that he will see sense but we are already very rapidly to escalate our sanctions, as i have set out. and under the measures that this house has already approved, we can now target, mr speaker, any russian entity, any russian individual. we can already target notjust entity, any russian individual. we can already target not just the breakaway republics, the so—called breakaway republics, the so—called breakaway republics, the so—called breakaway republics in donetsk and luhansk, we can target members of the duma voted to recognise them. this is the most far—reaching piece of legislation of its kind and

iam responsible doors, this club is where they belong.r the club, financially, the buck stops with me. a lot of them you look upon as almost grandparents. bill you look upon as almost grandparents.— you look upon as almost grandparents. all right? you sure? we — grandparents. all right? you sure? we don't _ grandparents. all right? you sure? we don't know - grandparents. all right? you sure? we don't know what i grandparents. all right? you i sure? we don't know what is around — sure? we don't know what is around the corner. we currently do not _ around the corner. we currently do not have _ around the corner. we currently do not have a lease and the land — do not have a lease and the land gave us a six month notice and that— land gave us a six month notice and that is— land gave us a six month notice and that is it, will be gone. you can walk in here on your own and not feel that you're on your own. i have a real moral responsibility to ensure that the club continues for as long as it possibly can. welcome to clacton railway social club.

for some of the financial reasons behind the scenes, i am the financial reasons behind the scenes, iamscenes, iam not sure. but the financial reasons behind the scenes, i am not sure. but in terms of his popularity, this is a show that people still want to see. a festival of lights is brightening up the dark nordic winter in the danish capital. the majority of the light works are placed along the quay and on the bicycle bridges of copenhagen. following the repeal of covid—19 restrictions, organisers hope to welcome more visitors than last year, when more than half a million people visited over a three—week period. the festival has 50 installations making it the largest in europe. these visitors shared their delight at the spectacle(tx sot) now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. after a weekend where we've seen heavy rain, strong winds and snow, tonight is looking quieter. most of the showers will fade, including the snow showers which have been affecting scotland and parts of northern england. the winds will ease too. under clear skies, we'll see a widesprea

iam i am really proud of us. what a night. it has been busy, hasn't it? hello. we're certainly starting to see the signs of spring on the ground and in the trees in parts of the uk, all being helped certainly on tuesday by well above—average temperatures — widely 12—14 degrees across england and wales, just a touch cooler in scotland, northern ireland. but a much cooler end to the week on the way. temperatures dropping down, but closer to where it should be for this stage in february. that cooler air has been to the north of us. it'll be pushing southwards beyond this weather front, which, overnight, only slowly works its way southwards and eastwards, the mildest air becoming confined to the southern half of england and wales as we start wednesday morning. a chilly start further north with some ice in places, covering of snow and the showers overnight in scotland. those wintry showers continuing through the day here and on the hills in northern ireland, best of the sunshine to the south and east. brightening up in northern england, north wales through the

mother, i am mother, iam in mother, i am in ukraine. mother, iam in ukraine.n here. i am afraid. we are bombing all of the cities together, even targeting civilians. we were told that they would welcome us and they are falling under our armoured vehicles, throwing themselves under the wheels and not allowing us to pass. they call us fascists. mum and this is so hard. he went on to say this: if ukraine does not survive the united nations will not survive, have no illusions. if ukraine does not survive we cannot be surprised if democracy fails next. the bbc�*s nada tawfik is in new york. obviously this is an opportunity for ukraine to respond to the invasion but help me understand the overall purpose of the events, doesn't have to reach a conclusion? let’s to reach a conclusion? let's remember _ to reach a conclusion? let's remember that _ to reach a conclusion? let's remember that this - to reach a conclusion? let's - remember that this emergency... iam i am sorry. we are having some technical difficulties. we could not hear her. we will try and sort that out a

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the current situation, iam notagpso— appointments? know exactly what is happening but as far as i know anybody that wants a face—to—face appointment can have one and that has been the guidance for the last few months. that may not happen in every practice but thatis not happen in every practice but that is the guidance i have seen. some people prefer to have remote appointments. it may be more convenient for them but who ever needs or wants a face—to—face appointment should be able to get one. . ~' appointment should be able to get one. ., ~ , ., y appointment should be able to get one. ., ~ i. , . appointment should be able to get one. . ~' ,, y . ., appointment should be able to get one. ., , . ., one. thank you very much for your time this morning, _ one. thank you very much for your time this morning, answering i one. thank you very much for yourl time this morning, answering those questions. we appreciate your time and expertise. and thank you to you for sending in those questions. house prices across the uk have risen dramatical

iam in happened? i am in ukraine. happened? iam in ukraine. there happened? i am in ukraine. us fascists. this is so hard. that would ukraine's representatives at the united nations. let me bring you the very latest lines. the british foreign office has advised britons against all travel to russia because of the lack of available flight options to return and get out of russia and the increased volatility in the russian economy, echoing the advice earlier from the us state department advising all us citizens to leave russia. an interesting line from russia, with russia banning all residents from transferring money abroad. that coming from the kremlin, as those economic sanctions, the screw begins to turn. that's a very interesting line. final line from the italian government, saying they adopted a state of emergency in italy to help ukrainian refugees until december of the 31st. all of those countries in that broader region, as they seek to deal with the exodus of people, various measures being put in place. those are some of the latest lines. russia and ukraine are holding fa

iam i am calling out russia's plans loudly and repeatedly, not because we want a conflict but becausexercises involving ballistic and russian nuclear forces on saturday. moscow says the drills are not a threat to anyone. storm eunice leaves a trail of death and destruction in the uk and northern europe. and a former minnesota police officer has been sentenced to two

iam not i am not saying you can totally throw caution to the winds. dangerous if you are vulnerable and if you're not vaccinated, but we need people to be much more confident and get back to work. and after 16 days of competition, the winter olympics come to a spectacular end in beijing — with china handing over to the hosts of the 2026 games, italy. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the show... ..the little island with a big problem... in spanish: ..eating out with a conscience... today, worldwide, there are only 340 restaurants to be recognised with a green star. all of them have a really different approach to the topic. ..and sun, sea, sand and polystyrene on the beaches of hong kong. i've never seen so much styrofoam in my entire life. we start this week in the canary islands, and in particular on la palma, which saw 85 days of volcanic eruptions this winter — devastating for a little island that relies so heavily on tourism. 7,000 people were forced to leave their homes. 3,000 properties were destroyed by the lava flows

i hope, iam again. then you wonder if it was worth it. i hope, i am one of those people _ worth it. am one of those peorrte and — worth it. i hope, i am one of those people and their pretty of views that don't agree but i have put my faith in the — that don't agree but i have put my faith in the experts and i hope they know what— faith in the experts and i hope they know what they're doing and i trust that their— know what they're doing and i trust that their advice is right. but every— that their advice is right. but every parent is the story says is the parents have the choice. interesting. just before we came on air in an interview at dads a look, my daughter's vaccinated, she's iii, she's out about about, ms. lots of friends, my calculation, my wife's calculation is different for our ten—year—old son. because apart from any such school is with us, we know where he is, he's not mixing beyond our group. interesting point also the government thinks this is necessary. perhaps they should've remove the mask mandate which i thought was an interesting argument. it's in interesting deba

iam on twitter using the hashtag. 0r e—mail us.the front pages make of it in a couple of hours' time. that is a beautiful round up of all the sports. athletes at the commonwealth games in birmingham later this year, manchester united or at the area to face atletico madrid. it is not going to well for them. an early goalfor going to well for them. an early goal for madrid going to well for them. an early goalfor madrid there, going to well for them. an early goal for madrid there, and going to well for them. an early goalfor madrid there, and benfica are up against ajax the top scorers their head there. there are three matches and tottenham can go for if they can be permanently. but school lists. the other relegation zone but not going to of them, and they have leveled for watford afterjohn got the palace in front there. and that matches approaching half—time at the moment. scoring two for liverpool and their 3—0 moment. scoring two for liverpool and their3—0 up moment. scoring two for liverpool and their 3—0 up against leads. scori

restaurant and there were some very tough lessons and that's why i'm so passionate about the things iamm excited for, for the american worker. things i think most of us can agree on, approaches might be different at the end of the day we want better wages and better opportunity, work, live and retire and prosper in the greatest country in the world and preserve those things. those are tough lessons and i would eventually get my high school diploma and go on to become the first female to graduate from there, i graduated in 1999 and marthadi balliet of speaking up for myself but also giving a voice tosp the voiceles and speaking up for others no matter the consequences and having confidence, to because we as humans don't believe in ourselves, no one will believe in an restroom business and your managing work and proposed legislation and it's true when you're trying to put your kids to bed at night trying to convince them it's 9:00 p.m. and they need their rest before they go to school next day. i tried to bring those life lessons because i've had as much failure as ever had success in lif

well, we can't that we have different opinions about the boat, russia, russia in pain, it rushes iams. but there is, there are certainly such plans and that i, so please studied such intentions by this girl to happen. and mine is going to happen is a big question. and so what is the end game then? what will success look like for president to put in this conflict? oh, well, it's just the same question like 2 or 3 months ago. i would say that the game and the cooking objectives was ukrainian independence to get to claim as a satellite to get in here of employees. but after he's to madams sent to me and the united states. and regarding the latest statement it like low. busy is he has much visions. he wants to be respected, he wants to be hurt, but unfortunately, his demands simply are not acceptable by the way. so it's a big geopolitical game. and ukraine, unfortunately, is in the center. ok. nato's providing reassurance to it's eastern members by bolstering true numbers there. but what do you think the alliance will actually do if russia does invite? well, certainly, if the alliance wil

iam i am hollins.ist appointment. figures from public health england show more than a million children went at least a year without seeing a dentist. and in parts of london only one in five children has seen one in the last 12 months. it's causing what's been called a "tooth decay crisis" in the capital. tarah welsh reports. getting into good habits earlier. getting into good habits early. at this primary school in north—west london the little ones brush their teeth after lunch. the children have been brushing their teeth in school every day because we noticed that lots of children were coming this is bbc news. our headlines. the winter olympics opening ceremony has taken place in beijing, signalling the official start of the games. but the run—up to the event has been fraught with controversy, with many countries staging a diplomatic boycott. just ahead of the opening ceremony, the leaders of china and russia met in beijing. xijinping and vladimir putin said they support each other�*s security and for

iam here i am here and we will not lay down our arms, he said.down our arms, he said. far from it. we _ down our arms, he said. far from it, we found _ down ourarms, he said. far from it, we found ukrainian taking up arms, forming volunteer brigades, to take the city, alongside the local police. this volunteer, who goes by the nickname molloy, said, "i don't want to live in russia, "and my brothers—in—arms don't want that either. "we will defend this city or i will die." the volunteers are looking for russian saboteurs, said to already be in the city. nearby, we met this lady come out walking her dog and venting her fury. "we demand an end to the war", she says. "we can do it with sanctions. we must isolate the aggressive country. it terrorises the whole world. with russian forces at the gates, some are still fleeing the capital. for now, the city remains in ukrainian hands, but the battle may be just beginning. 0rla guerin, bbc news, kyiv. coloneljohn spencer is head of urban studies at the west point military academy. colonel, is there a realis

iam dead. i'm dead, mate.lf to players at the club to see how far off you are from reaching their level and what you would need to improve on. and if you register outstanding results, you could be referred to arsenal, maybe with a chance to make it big. 94.2, 64.5... very happy with that. he's a whole 11 kilometres an hourfaster than me. he's also a whole 16 years younger than me. when i came to arsenal i was probably never be that quickest, however it gives you perspective on how much you actually run, because you get accused of not running at all as a centre—half, but it gives you a great foundation to build the player up to their physical top abilities because that is what you need. that is the foundation to reach the highest level. to reach the top. there we are. so 0mar, talk me through. speed is one of the metrics we would get in the gps unit itself and when we add on speedtest tests there would be players kind of competing against each other and having a look at the ipad to see who is quicker but it doe

iam not i am not driven by money in the slightest. i have done well.s of thousands of pounds. we have alwa s thousands of pounds. we have always wanted _ thousands of pounds. we have always wanted all _ thousands of pounds. we have always wanted all three - thousands of pounds. we have always wanted all three of - thousands of pounds. we have always wanted all three of you | always wanted all three of you to do what you enjoy doing. i suppose if you enjoy doing it, you don't feel like you are going to work. it all worked out for the better and we are really proud of you and what you have done. we couldn't have asked for more. it has just been incredible, what you have achieved. wejust love been incredible, what you have achieved. we just love you so much. i met calvin harris back in around 2013, early 2014. i met him through ellie goulding, who i was working with at the time. and then i noticed he was headlining creamfields festival. and i decided to drop him an email and see if he had a photographer, and if not, did he want some photos taken. and, ama

if you want to get in touch with me, i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma iam i am looking forward to hearingc. still to come on the programme... adele is the big winner at the brit awards. there's mr mandela, mr nelson mandela, a free man taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khamenei, has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti have flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting of their former president, ba by doc duvalier. because of his considerable value as a stallion, - shergar was kept in a special secure box in the stud - farm's central block. shergar was driven away. in a horse box the thieves had brought with them. there stepped down from the plane a figure in mourning — elizabeth ii, queen of this realm and all her other realms and territories, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. this is newsday on the bbc. our headlines... protests against covid vaccine laws continue in canada — truckers had earlier blocked a key route in

iam out i am out alpine skier from eritrea. ifirst i am out alpine skier from eritrea.ery north in canada. when i first qualified, it felt amazing. i was really, really happy. and i just was in shock. i've never beenin just was in shock. i've never been in an international competition. ifelt been in an international competition. i felt different and i wanted to still be that person that was different. somehow, not feel like i have to almost be... to fit into the crowd. my first trip to eritrea was amazing. just seeing a cultural background, where my parents grew up, how much it took to get where they are. it's been very difficultjust for me being a person of colour in skiing. my first significant injury was in 2016. i tore pretty much all the ligaments in my knee. i also partially fractured my tibia. that was a year of rehabilitation. prior to the olympics, there was a period where i did slip into a depression, and i struggled a lot to find motivation to get myself up in the morning and even get myself to the games. it was a very difficult period. after the games, i ret

iam the uk, the us, they are all at it.sion, we will use our cyber warriors against them. we have learnt a lot of tricks from the russians, the russians have been doing this for years, their intervention in the elapsed —— american election using social media, some suspicions that they might have had a go at the uk referendum as well. there are all sorts of things that we can do against russia, and even a threat is good enough. now, for instance, i was told by one security expert that we could threaten the russians that we could threaten the russians that we would shut down all their atm machines, so people wouldn't be able to get cash. you don't have to actually do that, all you have to do is threaten it, and they would suddenly be a run on the banks as everyone tries to get their money out. ., ,. everyone tries to get their money out. ., ., ,, ._ out. front page of the sunday exress, out. front page of the sunday express, defiant _ out. front page of the sunday express, defiant boris - out. front page of the sunday express

it's currently after iam in ukraine, and i will find out in the morning because we're currently in the i can't say my family is safe because they're still in kyiv. and my team is in kyiv as well. 0lga, i am so sorry to hear that and i do hope that you are able to get in touch with them as soon as possible. just talk us through how difficult it's been both in your attempts to try and get in touch with them and what it's like to be so far away from what's happening on the ground right now. it's very surreal. it's been just four days and the scariest four days of my life, especially of my family and my friends, but i'm grateful that i can get in touch with them, i call my mum almost every hour, just making sure they're fine and keeping their spirits up as much as possible. my grandma is making ukrainian borscht to feed the family, and my team is messaging me on our work chat to make sure that everyone is aware of what's happening. it's not the war chat i've ever imagined. i'm just checking in and asking how they are doing, but there are still explosions, we were making molotov cocktails a

a wicked sense of humour, iam intrigued, what is his line of humour? quite serious moments. it is not a sort of, not a blue humour, anything like that, not like frank dobson, the former mp. he was always telling rudejokes! that is not keir starmer. he does find the funny side of quite serious moments. i think that probably in serious times, you know, the pandemic, living standards now being a real issue, the cost of living, you know, i think it is ok, actually, to be serious minded, the integrity thing, i think it is ok. let us have a listen to laura's chat with keir starmer, this is the kind of newscast bit that you would not hear on the main news bulletins. thank you for listening, bbc sounds is the place to subscribe to newscast and we will talk to you all again soon. goodbye. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello again. this time yesterday, we were looking at some hill snow in scotland causing a few issues on some of the higher scottish routes and some strong winds gusting 70 mph in the western isles. we had a covering of snow left over over the h

iam i am sorry. we are sorry.ut to be a nightmare. next, a remarkable medical breakthrough. a paralysed man has been able to walk, using an electrical implant, developed by swiss researchers. it is the first time, someone who�*se spine has been completely severed has been able to restore the ability to walk. our science correspondent, pallab ghosh, has the story. michel roccati was paralysed after a motorbike accident five years ago. his spinal cord was completely severed and he has no feeling in his legs. but he can now walk using a frame because of an electrical implant that�*s been surgically inserted on his spine. using a remote control, he�*s able to send signals to his leg muscles, which enables him to walk. it�*s the first time that someone this injured has been able to do this. michel, i can�*t believe that you were paralysed once. i know, it�*s very close to before the accident, yes. i stand up, i walk where i want alone, i can do the stairs. david m�*zee is another patient helping scientists with their r

live in real time to everything that is going to happen during the game. going to happen during the iameand football- game. fascinating. where| finance and football meets consumerism. thank you so much. let's see how the asian markets are faring today. and on wall street. plenty more coming up in our. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ vfritznews. this time yesterday we were looking at hill snow in scotland causing a few wishes and some of the higher scottish foot send them strong winds gusting 70 mild an hour. a covering of snow left over the hills. this was courtesy of this area of cloud. low pressure currently working across the north sea to bring some very windy weather. got the next weather system waiting to come in for the start of that weekend but between that and that we get that. it is an area of high pressure that is going to be bringing some fine weather away for friday. however recent hours, as that area of high pressure is edging closer, the showers are dwindling. still of you and western areas and with the combination of clear skies and light winds and i know this frost th

no, iam afraid not.owever long it goes on for now. you the military operation however long it goes on for now.— the military operation however long it goes on for now. you say you have encountered — it goes on for now. you say you have encountered him _ it goes on for now. you say you have encountered him and _ it goes on for now. you say you have encountered him and know- it goes on for now. you say you have encountered him and know of- it goes on for now. you say you have encountered him and know of him i encountered him and know of him having worked as the british ambassador to moscow. is there anyone around him who could... i'm not going to say changes mind but temper this action, this resolution he has? ., ., , ., ., he has? no. putin draws on a narrower— he has? no. putin draws on a narrower and _ he has? no. putin draws on a narrower and narrower i he has? no. putin draws on a narrower and narrower circle | he has? no. putin draws on a i narrower and narrower circle of advice and the people around

iam not something from a james bond movie. i am not trying to make light of it.e is a mechanism or device, we genuinely don't know what it is. . , , is. that is so interesting. thank you _ is. that is so interesting. thank you for _ is. that is so interesting. thank you for spending l is. that is so interesting. i thank you for spending time with us here on bbc news. new zealand has announced a five—stage process to reopen its international borders, which have largely been closed for almost two years because of the pandemic. from the end february, fully vaccinated new zealand citizens and residents from australia will be granted entry without spending two weeks at an official quarantine centre. they will have to self—isolate instead. new zealanders in the rest of the world can return from mid—march, and the final border restrictions are due to end in october. prime ministerjacinda ardern says the phased reopening is to help slow the spread of the virus. 0verall, opening back up in this managed way balancing in lower travellers so people can reunite, fill our work

successful in treating her and for her part, the queen, i am sure, treating her and for her part, the queen, iamer part, the queen, i am sure, it will wish to be very stoical about it and continue as much as she can with those light duties. . ~ as much as she can with those light duties. w' . ~ as much as she can with those light duties. w ., ~ , ., , as much as she can with those light duties. w ., ~ ,, , . well the news about the queen came as the government prepares to unveil a new plan on �*living with covid�* in england — which includes dropping the legal requirement for people to self—isolate if they test positive. in a bbc interview today the prime minister also indicated that he wants to reduce the amount of testing. here�*s our health editor hugh pym everyday life with covid has involved many guidelines on how to keep safe — that won�*t change. but the big shift tomorrow will be the announcement that remaining laws governing public behaviour are set to be scrapped in england, including the requirement to self—isolate after testing positive. and pcr testing sites will be wound down, thou

and, yeah, iam seeing people leave, people go into their car and leave the city but also, some peopleretty calm out here because we have curfew so you don't really see a lot of people in the streets. curfew is 10pm to seven am so there is a sense of calm but of course it is very deceptive because people are very scared and hiding or fleeing. very scared and hiding or fleeina. , , ,, fleeing. do stay with us. still to come. _ fleeing. do stay with us. still to come, taking _ fleeing. do stay with us. still to come, taking a _ fleeing. do stay with us. still to come, taking a look - fleeing. do stay with us. still to come, taking a look at - fleeing. do stay with us. stillj to come, taking a look at the mood in ukraine's capital without corresponded in kyiv. —— with our correspondence. —— with our correspondant. first, the plates slipped gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb on a remote pacific atoll. the americans had success

well, iam in saying that i am not 70% in the polls? well, i am in the third position in the polls.campaigning to all the candidates, all the other candidates, all the other candidates are behind me. so, of course, i have a battle in front of me and i have two get to the second or first place and that is my aim but i am very comfortable that in the time i have been expressing my will of campaigning for colombians that the response and the results are amazing. there is another very obvious factor here. you are a woman. columbia has not had a woman president and i think i am righton saying you are the only serious contender who is female in this coming election. it is colombia ready for a woman president? i colombia ready for a woman president?— colombia ready for a woman resident? ~ ., ., , ., , president? i think colombia is read . president? i think colombia is ready. precisely _ president? i think colombia is ready. precisely because - president? i think colombia is ready. precisely because it. president? i think colombia is ready. precisely because it is| ready. precisely because

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iam waterhouse, thank you very much for your time.o come back to you a little bit later on. let's cross back to russia and speak to caroline davies who is in rostov—on—don for us. caroline, the russian president, vladimir putin, announcing a military operation in the donbass region. what more have we heard from russia today about the justifications for this action, and what is happening next? victoria, it is to 8:30am here in russia, though at the moment we have heard nothing further from the kremlin following this announcement. the comments that james was just talking through about the comments from the foreign ministry again saying that they were targeting precisely these aviation military bases and they would not target civilians, but as james says, that is of little comfort given russia's men's because of the last few months of saying it has no intention of saying it has no intention of invading, and currently it is invading —— launching an offensive against this country, against ukraine. in terms of what else we know, we know thi

to both nato and the west as a whole, to say, look, i am nato and the west as a whole, to say, look, iamnot happy with nato expansion. he sees it as a security risk. he has long talked about ukrainian and russian is being the same, he calls them brothers. yesterday, you heard it is angry speech when he said there was no basis for ukrainians is a distance as a country. he talked with contempt about ukraine. when the moscow leading leading president was removed from power in revolutions that lasted for months and months, people died on independence square that, in freezing temperatures because they wanted a democratic government to represent the will of the people, almost immediately after that happened, russia annexed crimea. all of a sudden, there was an official and very present ability presents an event you had russia backed militant moving into the ease of the country, occupying territories. people living in elderly, behind. a champion football team play their home game 300 miles away. we have never been under any illusion to the length russia would go and it is escalation is on form,

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iam hoping optimist as well, so i'm with you there.t on that point of global collaboration, the other fascinating part of this for me has been that hundreds of scientists working on this from around the world, at a time when i think it's fair to say, there is a great deal of geopolitical strife, what does that tell you about how the scientific community can come together to achieve these sorts of breakthroughs?— together to achieve these sorts of breakthroughs? absolutely. that's wh i breakthroughs? absolutely. that's why i cover — breakthroughs? absolutely. that's why i cover this _ breakthroughs? absolutely. that's why i cover this stuff, _ breakthroughs? absolutely. that's why i cover this stuff, because - breakthroughs? absolutely. that's why i cover this stuff, because i i why i cover this stuff, because i find it's this gleam of hope and a sometimes depressing world, where you see that a lot of people just want to work together towards a positive outcome. hydrogen atoms don't care about political boundaries, and i think what they

and, yeah, iam getting a lot of messages of support from friends in the west as well, for which i amrateful, and my friends that were here are also very grateful. but i think right now, the main conversations centre around what we can do in the moment, solve problems step by step, where do we go, where do we hide? so right now, i think it is about hiding and ensuring our own safety. thank you so much, and a curfew that ended about 25 minutes time. ukraine's president zelensky has ordered general military mobilisation as fighting against invading russian forces continues on many fronts. ina in a video message released a short while ago, he revealed more detail of the impact of the first day of fighting. i bring in my colleague, louisa. thank you so much forjoining us. what was said. he thank you so much for “oining us. what was said._ thank you so much for “oining us. what was said. he made a televised _ us. what was said. he made a televised address _ us. what was said. he made a televised address and - us. what was said. he made a televised address and it - us. what was said. he mad

just billions and billions raised to outright scammed whether iams or any of these other scabs. yeah, this kind of a gave us right rolled into defy. right. and they always use words that sound legitimate, like an icy out sounds like an i p o d f i. it sounds like did a distributed finance, but of course anything but distributed finance is highly centralized, controlled by scammers, and then as defy started to fall apart and more and more project blue up. you had the at the end of cheese, which are just the same people in the i see on the defy market reinventing themselves for news scan. but sadly, every couple years, there's a whole new generation of suckers to pick to pick their pocket. and there's a bit of amnesia that's going on. it's sad to see, but it is human nature. isn't it? it is. you've talked about it for years and your shows. and it's a, it's a, it's a long battle. you've talked to re use of from, from facts will his main purposes, education. so that's where it's going to start for us to and it's human nature. that's definitely a fear on that challenge that we have a

i spent four years working in number ten, i am spent four years working in number ten, iam not spent is the best way of doing it. it could work well if it is done properly already but the office of the prime minister and expanding ministers in the cabinet office does seem to me to be creating an alternative power base to perhaps say an ever more robust check treasury and chancellor, so i think the promised is thinking slightly long—term in this as well. a significant intervention from the queen, expressing her hopes for the monarchy when prince charles becomes king. i was told it had to be upside—down for the press. so, they can see it. laughter i don't mind! i don't matter. celebrating the 70th anniversary of her own accession, she says she'd like her daughter—in law, camilla, to become queen consort. it paves the way for the duchess of cornwall to be crowned at her husband's side. we'll be live at sandringham. also tonight... hoping to steady the ship... borisjohnson adds new recruits to his inner circle at no 10. tougher laws to force the removal of harmful content from social med

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iam here, he said, and we will not lay down our arms. far from we will not lay down our arms.e found ukrainians taking up arms, forming volunteer brigades to defend the city alongside the local police. this volunteer, who goes by the nickname alloy, said i do not want to live in russia and my brothers in arms do not want that either. we will defend the city or i will die. they are looking for russian saboteurs said to be already in the city. nearby we met nino, out walking her dog and venting her fury. we met nino, out walking her dog and venting herfury. we demand an end to the war, she says. we can do it with sanctions. we must isolate the aggressor country, it terrorises the whole world. with russian forces at the gates, some are still fleeing the capital. for now, this city remains in ukrainian hands but the battle may be just beginning. i want to give you a sense of what we plan to do over the next few hours as we monitor the conflict. it is nowjust past 3am in kyiv and these are life pictures from the ukrainian capital where there is a curfew at the moment and we are kee

and in london, iam ben and in london, i am ben brown with the dow's other news.ll remaining legal covid restrictions have been lifted in england nearly two years after the first rules were introduced. and the queen postpones her engagements for the second time this week after testing positive for covid. and on the bbc news channel, stay with us for continuing coverage of russia's invasion of ukraine, with analysis and reports from around the world. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc�*s news at one from the ukrainian capital, kyiv. well, president putin actually carried out what so many warned — and feared about — for so many weeks. the nato secretary—general, jens stoltenberg, said it was a brutal act of war of the type we thought was part of history in europe. the ukrainian government called full—scale invasion, saying there have been multiple explosions from cruise and ballistic missiles in several cities, and russian tanks and troops have poured in across the borders to the east, the south and in the north. russian fighterjets have also been heard in the sk

iam interested in your thoughts about how the queen has adapted over that time and the extent to which many nations, not just the representative of very many nations, notjust the uk where we are here today. notjust the uk where we are here toda . ,, , ., ., ' today. indeed. she is one of 14 countries. _ today. indeed. she is one of 14 countries, in _ today. indeed. she is one of 14 countries, in addition - today. indeed. she is one of 14 countries, in addition to - today. indeed. she is one of 14 countries, in addition to the i today. indeed. she is one of 14. countries, in addition to the uk. today. indeed. she is one of 14 - countries, in addition to the uk. as you mention. — countries, in addition to the uk. as you mention, in terms of her travels. _ you mention, in terms of her travels, about a third of her troubles— travels, about a third of her troubles are to commonwealth countries — troubles are to commonwealth countries so that is 80 visits that she has— countries so that is 80 visits that she has taken. and her presence at the commonwealth heads of government committee _ the

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iam angry. because facebook promised us disney levels of safety.o make itself a safe and welcoming place for everyone. predatory and toxic behaviour has no place on the platform. meta told us it wants everyone to have a good experience and said, we provide tools that allow quest players to report and block users. we will continue to make improvements as we learn more about how people interact in these spaces. children and the metaverse, an exciting virtual adventure, but also a very real risk of harm. angus crawford, bbc news. strong winds and heavy snow are expected to hit parts of the uk as 60 flood warnings remain in place across england. two severe warnings, meaning there's a danger to life, have been issued for the river severn in ironbridge, in shropshire — and in bewdley in worcestershire. 0ur corrrespondent andrew plant is in bewdley for us. what is happening? they are right by the river severn. you can get a good idea ofjust how swollen and it is. so much water rushing past this morning and it has very firmly burst its banks. but would not

queen who has been here for 17 years and done brilliantly, i am here for 17 years and done brilliantly, iamen have a cheap coronation. 0bviously, have a cheap coronation. obviously, the last queen was the —— last queen consort was the queen mother. it is charming that prince charles wants to be crowned side by side with camilla parker bowles, how that union came about, whatever your views are, she has behaved extremely well in the intervening years and she has got a lot of public support. i think the prince needs her support on an equal basis, unlike the queen who had prince philip is always walking a few steps behind her. i think it is a great idea. she is shoring him up. it is lovely that they will get enthroned side by side, but i hope it is not for a very, very long time. and if it is cheaper than the last coronation, in one way, that is sad, because we do not have enough pomp and ceremony and joy at the moment and no doubt forfuture years. bus but and joy at the moment and no doubt for future years. bus but we must cut our cloth to fit.— cut our cloth to fit. lets move on to the headli

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