well, then about the dogs of the heroes, our next story is about the official shepherd iji , she helps sappers demine the territories liberated from the occupiers, about trained animals, which will be worth their weight in gold. endurance and now senior sergeant zasuv , 28-year-old ruslan and his belgian shepherd iji are preparing for a new rotation . they returned from the last rotation in january, demining the occupied kharkiv region, and the experience is still enough must demining in the 19th year in the oes at the end of the 20th year, the middle of the 21st year of the peacekeeping mission in afghanistan, for which he received a medal. the drudgery of life of sappers after that even when the dog checks after that , the sappers still come in and work that's why we try to perfect everything ruslan recalls that explosive objects were found everywhere on roads and bridges in forests, on children's playgrounds and in people's homes were checked, the apartment was lived there by muscovites. well, it was very dirty, dirty, lots of extra smells, everything was trash, all kinds of things,

raising the ukrainian economy. news, dogs of heroes, our next story about the official shepherd dog ijilps sappers demine the territories liberated from the occupiers, about trained animals that are worth their weight in gold marichka gold will tell 5 years in daily endurance training and now senior sergeant zasuv, 28-year-old ruslan and his belgian shepherd iji are preparing to the new rotation. from the last one, they returned in january to clear the demined kharkiv oblast, and until dawn there is enough demining. in the 19th year, in the oes, at the end of the 20th year, the middle in the 21st year of the peacekeeping mission in afghanistan, for which i received a medal. well, from the beginning of the full-scale war , there was demining in the kyiv region and the kherson region . the life of the sappers depends on how the dog works after that. even when the dog checks a certain object after that. that's why sappers come in. we try to perfect everything . ruslan recalls that explosive objects were found everywhere on roads and bridges in forests, on children's playgrounds and in peop

i talked to so many people whose lives were turned upside down ijy lives were turned upside down by the during the covid pandemic and coming into work, trying to convey the story to view was stuck at home during lockdown, in the uk and across the world. more recently i was sent to windsor to cover the funeral of prince philip, the funeral of prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. i was getting a real sense of loss and sadness, it was a great honour for and sadness, it was a great honourfor me to and sadness, it was a great honour for me to be sent there ijy honour for me to be sent there by the bbc to cover a story like that. you're live with bbc news. martha lane fox is one of the uk's most successful tech entrepreneurs. she was also a former board member of twitter during the whole saga of its sale to elon musk. she sat down with our tech reporter shiona mccallum who began by asking her about the fast developing use of ai in the tech world. iamof i am of the view that you need to think about things carefully, but you can't stop them. there is no point all of us sitting there, it is hap

not going to bring back at this point probably hundreds of thousands of people who have been killed ijyn listened to those of us who were desperately trying to get them to evacuate these people as early as february of 2021. and most importantly, in no way does this accounting do what is most needed now, which is help get those remaining wartime allies who are stuck in taliban held to safety. there is still no announced plan on how we are actually going to get some 300,000 remaining siv applicants alone out of afghanistan —— taliban hell. so look, i welcome the fact there is one thing in this report thatis is one thing in this report that is a positive which is that is a positive which is that there is a commitment, a very clear commitment, to ensure that this tragedy never occurs again. but this report lacks is an accounting of the biden administration's role in this fiasco, and i disagree that with more time and resources, we couldn't have done something. in february of 2021, i was part of a team that authored a report and send it to the administration very quietly is to try not to mak

the resumption of delayed investment activity supported ijy investment activity supported by privatentries _ by private investment. which countries do _ by private investment. which countries do you _ by private investment. which countries do you see - by private investment. which countries do you see as - by private investment. which countries do you see as the l countries do you see as the standouts into bright spot area, if you well? certainly china. area, if you well? certainly china- in — area, if you well? certainly china. in china _ area, if you well? certainly china. in china we - area, if you well? certainly china. in china we are - china. in china we are optimistic that the growth for of 4.5% is reasonably achievable, primarily because of reopening of the inaudible which is earlier than expected. we expect this huge drawdown of access savings resulting in pent—up demand and spending. they will read drive forward the growth in china from this year. the growth in china from this ear. , ., , the growth in china from this ear, , ., , ., . ., the growth in china from this ear. ,

elon musk declined to comment when approached ijy declined to comment when approached by the bbc on thursdaye. if you want to reach me, i am on twitter at bbc ben thompson. we will see you soon, from the world business report, goodbye. hello, most parts of the country will stay dry and sunny for the rest of the day. it is a chilly wind blowing once again with high pressure to the north of the uk, the winds coming in off the north sea, even a bit self haar across those coasts, it will feel chilly, perhaps no better than 10 degrees, westernmost areas could make 18 in the western highlands. some patchy rain heading into east anglia and the south—east later this afternoon, the south—east later this afternoon, the rains tending to die off after a while, more wet weather coming into eastern parts of england later. further north will keep clear skies, with the wind is dropping it will turn chilly as well, could be down to freezing by the early morning in the grampians tomorrow. a big change in the sunshine we are seeing today, that first band of rain pushes eastwards tomorrow and as it may well bri

about 5.8% as opposed to 6.0% of the last month according to a consensus estimate of economists polled ijys is largely driving by accounting for half of all consumer level inflation for dip in vegetable prices is expected to brought down inflation but the cost of fuel has gone up recently and back of herjob overall inflation again accordingly to economists. last week the reserve bank of india gave reits a hold up to six consecutive heights, surprising markets which were expecting a quarter percent increase. the governor did say the central banksjob was not governor did say the central banks job was not finished and the war against inflation had to continue given that it had proven to be more sticky than expected. the reserve bank of india expects inflation to remain at about five in 2024, which began on april one. that brings us to the end of asia business report at this hour. thank you forjoining me. as always all the bbc stories are on the website. tuesday with bbc news and i will see you at the next hour. —— do stay with bbc news. ian ward has turned his bodmin living room into a slot c

however, she has been forced to comply with the regulations for now butjudging ijy regulations for nowthe last to hear of pink door lady. hello, i'm paul scott, from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: the real deal: holders real madrid reach the champions league semi—finals at the expense of chelsea. manchester city are given some welcome news ahead of their second leg against bayern munich on wednesday. and buffalo bills player damar hamlin has been cleared to return to play in the nfl, four months after suffering a cardiac arrest on the field.

prices could go to many analysts, that prices could 9° up, to many analysts, that prices could go up, ijyy could go up from where we are now. ~ ., ., ., ., ., are now. what fallout will that have for consumers _ are now. what fallout will that have for consumers like _ are now. what fallout will that have for consumers like you _ are now. what fallout will that have for consumers like you and - are now. what fallout will that have for consumers like you and me? - for consumers like you and me? absolutely, we have already seen what happened last year after the war in ukraine started, oil prices crossed the $100 barrel mark and gasoline prices were up across the globe. it is difficult to say where will the prices go from here but usually what happens in a scenario like this is leading oil producers cut production is it basically sends a negative sentiment in the market which leads to higher prices. we have already seen that central banks around the world have been raising interest rates and so what is going to happen now is if oil prices go up, it is going to put more pressure on inflation

they will be delighted that charles has camilla ijy delighted that charles has camilla by his side.e, she's been there at all the events who's been at since the death of the late queen elizabeth ii. i think they will be glad broadly for charles and for camilla. in a white law, the historian who specialises in the history of the monarchy. brondby, former english player feels proud after the rugby union found claims of race abused at newcastle falcons were true. borrower has been speaking to ident rowen. 0n the pitch luther burrell was a powerful presence but last year the former england centre made an impact of a claiming he'd experienced racism in rugby. the rfq took over an investigation that had been launched by his final club newcastle falcons. in eight—month inquiry is now over. the rfq says its report finds on balance a probability of the allegations that made our true but there's insufficient evidence to say that allegations at the club. apart from allegations at the club. apart from a racist comment. do you have a sense of relief about the finding? yes, i do. sense of relief

this is how a speech ijy flee the scene.med, no other injuries were reported, but those who came to see him fled in fear. translation: ., ., translation: something flew over our head, we translation: something flew over our head. we ran — translation: something flew over our head. we ran as— translation: something flew over our head, we ran as fast _ translation: something flew over our head, we ran as fast as _ translation: something flew over our head, we ran as fast as we _ translation: something flew over our head, we ran as fast as we could. - head, we ran as fast as we could. and about ten seconds later, we heard a loud noise. my child started crying. it was shocking.— crying. it was shocking. police say a man has — crying. it was shocking. police say a man has been _ crying. it was shocking. police say a man has been arrested - crying. it was shocking. police say a man has been arrested and - a man has been arrested and arrested. his motivation is unclear. translation: a defiant prime minister addressed the cloud crow

mr released this statement. iji heppinstall's released this statement.the government code for public appointments, he states very clearly that a breach does not necessarily invalidate an appointment. indeed, i have always maintained the breach was inadvertent and not material, which the facts he lays out substantial. the secretary of state has consulted with the bbc board who support that view. nevertheless, i have decided that it view. nevertheless, i have decided thatitis view. nevertheless, i have decided that it is right to prioritise the interests of the bbc. i feel that this matter may well be a distraction from the corporation�*s good work, were i to remain in post until the end of my term. i have there for this morning resigned as the bbc chair to i have therefore this morning resigned as the bbc chair to the secretary of state and to the board. let�*s remind ourselves of the events, richard sharp was appointed chairman of the bbc in february 2021, at in february 2021, at the start of this year, the sunday times reported he was accused by a group

i had any kind of reaction from the authorities here in ukraine following these latest accusations ijyere is any kind of surprised because the ukrainians rarely react to those accusations, they rarely acknowledge any kind of involvement in attacks and explosions that happen inside russian territory. and in the last year, it would seem that a number of these incidents have taken place since russia invaded ukraine. but we often see some officials here giving some hints are trying to come up with possible motives for those incidents, and this is what we're seeing today. one of the president's advisers said that the explosion in russia was part of an internal struggle in russia, so perhaps try to reject any kind of accusation that the ukrainians were behind it. i kind of accusation that the ukrainians were behind it. i wanted to ask about— ukrainians were behind it. i wanted to ask about what _ ukrainians were behind it. i wanted to ask about what is _ ukrainians were behind it. i wanted to ask about what is happening - to ask about what is happening inside ukraine itself because we have s

ultimately everyone is affected ijy ultimately everyone is affected by inflation and rising prices whereas. so i think of the fed had to focus on one would look at inflation because they see that as the precursor for economic weakness across the board. they said as much last year, jerome powell, the federal chairman warned everyone that there will be some pain involved in bringing inflation back to the federal reserve preferred two point seven target. right now it is running at around 5%, 6% if you strip away some of the energy sector. so we are a long way from that target and that will necessitate higher rent. —— rates. so whether or not the fed will fall in regards to its focus, i think it will be inflation over thejob focus, i think it will be inflation over the job market. to the uk now where soaring inflation is contributing to the biggest drop in living standards since the 1950s. struggling consumers are cutting back on luxuries. but there are some winners on the high street — retail sales actually rose in february — driven by spending in discount stores and second—hand shops. we get

the amount of military help i've been asking for, that call has very much in the past been answered ijyis an appreciation of that from president zelensky, that he has shown during this visit. , ~ ., ., , zelensky, that he has shown during thisvisit. , ~ ., ., , ~ ., this visit. yes, the ukrainians know that all of this — this visit. yes, the ukrainians know that all of this help _ this visit. yes, the ukrainians know that all of this help that _ this visit. yes, the ukrainians know that all of this help that has - this visit. yes, the ukrainians know that all of this help that has come, | that all of this help that has come, in terms _ that all of this help that has come, in terms of— that all of this help that has come, in terms of military assistance, but also in _ in terms of military assistance, but also in terms of humanitarian help has been — also in terms of humanitarian help has been vital for the ukrainians in this war~ _ has been vital for the ukrainians in this war~ i— has been vital for the ukrainians in this war. i think we heard from president _ this war. i think we heard

pressing for the country to join the belton road initiative which, if signed, would operably be seen ijy of relationships between the two countries in strategic areas such as technology, infrastructure and supply chains. brazil is seizing chinese investments as a chance to really industrialise the economy and increase its recent meagre growth rates. without resources approved by congress centre brazil, the biden administration tries to strengthen cultural and governmental ties and has just articulated with japan an invitation for lula to go to the g7 meeting in here a shimmer in may where the brazilian leader should negotiate with the block or help to eliminate deforestation in the amazon forest. —— hiroshima. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. it started a pub is often these things do, a bit of a banter between two men and argument over who was fitted and who and we said, get the bag on your back and we will race from the royal oak to the maypole green and that is how we got into the world sat carrying championships. world sat carrying cham--ionshis. �* ~ 3 world sat

he has already been replaced ijy fast.e former chief economist of the cbi. so a new appointment — chief economist of the cbi. so a new appointment already. _ chief economist of the cbi. so a new appointment already. what - chief economist of the cbi. so a new appointment already. what is - chief economist of the cbi. so a new appointment already. what is the i appointment already. what is the task ahead for her and the cbi? she has a hue task ahead for her and the cbi? file: has a huge task task ahead for her and the cbi? 5ie: has a huge task ahead of her task ahead for her and the cbi? 5“ie: has a huge task ahead of her because this is farfrom over. she has to steer this organisation through a much wider crisis because there are further allegations of misconduct. drug use and a rape at a summer boat party in 2019, or related, it should be said, to tony danker. the cbi described his delete by these allegations are devastating and it's been damaging. the government has paused meetings with the cbi. the cbi has hit the pause

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about a possible running again and campaign but i would say that would be played less on and simply ijyations moving on and there would be more focus on central america diaspora outside of the america diaspora and while the political, economic and social cultural relationships between the us and ireland remained very, very strong, i think regarding election and rise to power, i think the irish base is less as important as it would have been 40—50 years ago. that isjust looking as it would have been 40—50 years ago. that is just looking at us politics. ago. that is 'ust looking at us olitics. ., , ago. that is 'ust looking at us olitics. . , ., ., ~ politics. really fascinating talking to ou. politics. really fascinating talking to you- thank— politics. really fascinating talking to you. thank you _ politics. really fascinating talking to you. thank you so _ politics. really fascinating talking to you. thank you so much - politics. really fascinating talking to you. thank you so much for . to you. thank you so much for joining us here on the programme. doctor. around the world and across

and going through the euro tunnel, strike action in france as well affecting people's travel plans ijys by air, ross europe. it doesn't seem to put people off, they still pack and go, that is what we see? it still pack and go, that is what we see? ., , , still pack and go, that is what wesee? , ., , we see? it absolutely does, the travel industry _ we see? it absolutely does, the travel industry after _ we see? it absolutely does, the travel industry after three - travel industry after three years of shutdown is the first easter people can truly enjoy some time away, the industry has done a huge amount to make sure it can service customers, meet their expectations,, as you say industrial action, strike action is out of our control but we are working really hard but it doesn't stop people, people are desperate to get away, spend time with family, visit family and get away after dreaming about the last few years.— last few years. what is the cost of living _ last few years. what is the cost of living crisis - last few years. what is the cost of living crisis doing i last few years. what

again, this is part of a decades long attempts ijy is part of a decades long attempts by the increasinglyy this right. they have been clear that they want a national abortion ban, and we need all americans and certain i'm proud to stand and say this is a right to which all americans are guaranteed, and we have to protect it. . americans are guaranteed, and we have to protect it.— have to protect it. . even yesterday. _ have to protect it. . even yesterday, donald - have to protect it. . evenj yesterday, donald trump have to protect it. . even - yesterday, donald trump said that have to protect it. . even _ yesterday, donald trump said that he considers a federal abortion being in a losing proposal by republicans and there is plenty of evidence of that in the midterms in november. i do note that there are very few republicans during their weight behind the decision in texas, so what chance is there of your bill getting through the house? i remain o timistic getting through the house? i remain optimistic that. _ getting through the house? i remain optimistic that, as _ getting through the h

this was a deal that was mostly negotiated through mediation ijy mostly negotiated through mediationke china and amano both a trading partner. i think both sides are hoping that the other would implement a deal out of fear of alienating china. i don't see a lot of chinese input into this agreement. i'm not sure whether china would use incentives or disincentives to make sure that this agreement will be fully implemented. at the end of the day, less tension in this part of the world where china basically imports about a third of its energy needs from is in china's interest. and so it is in the interest of the region and also the interest of the region and also the united states.— the interest of the region and also the united states. let's talk about the united states. let's talk about the rotest the united states. let's talk about the protest in _ the united states. let's talk about the protest in iran. _ the united states. let's talk about the protest in iran. what - the united states. let's talk about the protest in iran. what kind - the united states. let's talk about the protest

and what they're doing in in hong- i " iji and what they're doing in in hong kong . they're doing int when it comes when it comes to our children , very often may to our children, very often may have may have completely different political views to us when it comes to them being targeted . i can't think of any targeted. i can't think of any direct precedent to this . well, direct precedent to this. well, it's part of intimidation- it's part of intimidation taettec. — it's part of intimidation taettec. t— it's part of intimidation tactics. i mean, the five mps, tarn— tactics. i mean, the five mps, tatn tonean— tactics. i mean, the five mps, iain duncan smith, nusrat ghani , mer— iain duncan smith, nusrat ghani . ton— iain duncan smith, nusrat ghani , me, tom tugendhat and neil all ttntcter— , me, tom tugendhat and neil all ttntcter .— , me, tom tugendhat and neil all now minister , none— , me, tom tugendhat and neil all now minister , none of us have now minister, none of us have reeetvet— now minister, none of us have reeetvet an— now minister, none of us have received an official le

iji assessment is exactly performance last night? talked last night to anthony joshua and eddie - getting. you talked last night to j anthony joshua and eddie hearn getting. you talked last night to i anthony joshua and eddie hearn as anthonyjoshua and eddie hearn as well he said it was solid but not spectacular and both of them were downbeat. what next for anthony joshua? you've known him since the start of his career and you followed him, we might not be getting the knockers that we were used to seeing, how he spoiled us in the early days, what is the next step, do you think? he early days, what is the next step, do you think?— early days, what is the next step, do you think? he did spoil us in the early days. — do you think? he did spoil us in the early days. but _ do you think? he did spoil us in the early days, but two _ do you think? he did spoil us in the early days, but two things - do you think? he did spoil us in the early days, but two things going i early days, but two things going forward, the chance of a rematch with de

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