correspodent ione wells who gave us the latest update on the allgetions against former president, jair bolsonarocant and only likely to cause further divisions in this country as a whole. you may remember that bolsonaro never accepted his defeat in the 2022 presidential election. his supporters didn't either. many of them stormed government buildings, including congress and the supreme court in scenes that were reminiscent of the storming of the capitol building in the us two years before by some of donald trump's supporters after he didn't accept his defeat in that former election as well. now, as a result of some of those actions at the time, brazil's federal police have been investigating this case now for two years, and they did produce this report on tuesday, which outlined some of the evidence backing up why bolsonaro has been accused of being involved in a coup attempt. it cites several key pieces of evidence in it. to back up these allegations, including a meeting that he called in december 2022 with senior leaders from the armed forces, essentially presenting them, according to police,

the former president of brazil, jair bolsonaro, has vowed to fight a police recommendation that he beis election loss. he said the supreme courtjudge overseeing the case had overstepped the law. haiti has summoned the french ambassador after president emmanuel macron described the country's transitional council as "completely stupid". mr macron was heard making the comments on the sidelines of the g20 summit in brazil. cop29 climate talks in azerbaijan are scheduled to end today, although attending nations are not close to reaching a deal. now, the main aim of the conference is to decide a financial plan to help developing countries tackle the effects of global warming. russia is estimated to have supplied north korea with more than a million barrels of oil since march this year — that's according to satellite imagery analysis shared with the bbc. the oil is said to be payment for the weapons and troops pyongyang has sent moscow to fuel its war in ukraine. these transfers violate un sanctions, which ban countries from selling oil to north korea, except in small quantities. let's speak

to brazil, where police have indicted the former president jair bolsonaro in connection with a coup attempt charged with 36 other people. it marks the third indictment of the former right wing president who has been mired in legal troubles. mr bolsonaro said he'd examine the indictment with his lawyer. 0ur news correspondent camilla mota sent this report. the formal accusation is part of a probe into the attempted coup to keep bolsonaro in power after his defeat to lula da silva in a tight run—off. 0n 8january 2023 a mob of bolsonaro supporters attacked brazil's capital and stormed the halls of power, vandalising and damaging federal buildings. for the past two years, the federal police had been investigating bolsonaro's role in the election, denying movements that culminated in the riots. along with 36 other people, he will be charged with attempted violent abolition of the democratic rule of law and criminal organisation. bolsonaro has dismissed the accusations as a political witch—hunt, saying on social media officials used "creativity" to build a case against him and criticised the case

police in brazil have indicted the former president jair bolsonaro in connection with a coup attempt 36 other people. it marks the third indictment of the former right—wing president who has been mired in legal troubles. mr bolsonaro said he'd examine the indictment with his lawyer. our news correspondent, camilla mota, sent this report. russian president vladimir putin has given more than 70 animals to pyongyang zoo in north korea. it's the latest display of friendship between the countries. a lion, two brown bears, a pair of yaks and five white cockatoos were among the animals gifted. it comes weeks after the us and south korea revealed that north korea had sent thousands of troops to fight alongside a very difficult to segue to an extra because it is different to everything else. now how much would you pay for a banana taped to a wall with duct tape? well, a piece of art that is precisely that has been sold at auction in new york for more than $6 million after a frantic bidding war. the installation has been shown around the world. it comes with instructions for how to replace the

in brazil, police have indicted former president jair bolsonaro on charges of orchestrating a faileding his 2022 election defeat. the acusation against the former right-wing leader and 36 others is just the latest legal challenge for bolsonaro. brazil's supreme court will review the document, and decide whether to recommend the findings be sent to the country's prosecutor general, who will then either formally charge bolsonaro, or drop the investigation. bolsonaro has denied any wrongdoing. the danish military is closely watching a chinese ship in the baltic sea after two major underwater fiber-optic data cables were ruptured in recent days. the bulk carrier is anchored in the sea of kattegat off of denmark's northeast coast. the vessel was in the area at the time of the ruptures. finland sweden and germany have , all launched investigations into the damaged cables. today, denmark's defense minister said no conclusions can be drawn yet. >> i look at it very seriously. i'll also start by saying, we do not know the extent of the incident yet, whether it is sabotage or something else, b

brazil's federal police have formally accused ex—president jair bolsonaro of his role in an alleged coup he lost the 2022 presidential elections. 36 other people were also accused, including bolsonaro's formerjustice and defence ministers and the country's former head of the navy. if you arejustjoining us, welcome to the programme. the russian president vladimir putin said an attack in central ukraine this morning was carried out with a "new conventional intermediate range" missile. it is codenamed oreshnik. there were significant explosions overnight at an industrial plant in dnipro. eyewitnesses said there was a distinctly abnormal sound, compared to the usual bombardment. and it appeared to involve multiple projectiles. military experts had suggested it could be a new experimental type of weapon. confirmed tonight by vladimir putin. the missile, he said, travels at a speed of mach 10 — that's nearly 3 km per second. the russian president said his forces reserve the right to hit states whose long—range weapons ukraine is using inside russia. that might explain why western embassies wer