jenny hill in kyiv, thank you very much — town. jenny hill in kyiv, thank you very much up _ town.n kyiv, thank you very much up to date on the - town. jenny hill in kyiv, thank you | very much up to date on the latest from ukraine. one person has died, and four are missing after two cargo ships collided off germany's north sea coast, the german rescue agency says. several people are missing after two cargo ships collided off germany's north sea coast. one dead, four missing after ship sinks in north sea: german rescue agency. the british registered vessel verity, seen here in 2017, reportedly collided with another ship and is believed to have sunk. live now to our correspondent, hywel griffith, who is the newsroom. what more can you tell us about this story? what more can you tell us about this sto ? ., ., , ., ., story? yeah, i have been following the maritime _ story? yeah, i have been following the maritime tracking _ story? yeah, i have been following the maritime tracking database - story? yeah, i have been followingl the maritime tracking database ship so we know that the va

jenny hill, bbc news. stands with the philippines in the face of what it called china's repeated "harassment" in the south china sea, describing china's actions as "dangerous" and "unlawful." it comes after a chinese coastguard boat and a philippine supply vessel collided in the south china sea. the filipino vessel was on its way to a philippine outpost in the second thomas shoal, where tensions have escalated in recent weeks. manila said beijing's "dangerous blocking manoeuvres" endangered the safety of the filipino crew. but china claimed it blocked the vessel because it was carrying illegal construction materials. it's the latest flare—up in a long territorial dispute in the sea — one of the world's busiest trade routes. earlier i spoke to dr bill hayton, who wrote a book about the disputes in the south china sea. he is associate fellow with the asia—pacific programme at chatham house. and we shared his view on these developments. well this ship has been on the second thomas show since may 1999 and it i

similar instructions are already in place in other areas of ukraine. 0ur correspondent, jenny hill, reportsthe authorities here in ukraine say the situation in some towns and villages close to the front line in the south and east of the country has now become so dangerous that they've ordered and have started the forced evacuation of children from those areas. these forced evacuation orders do come from time to time, particularly when fighting intensifies in certain areas. officials are now going door to door in the 31 settlements in the kherson and don at regions trying to plead parents to flee with her children. they accept the power to force them to go. no child is left alone, no child can go without parents or legal guardian. we spoke to one of the officials involved who told us that they're showing parents video footage of the aftermath of missile strikes to try to hammer home to these people — some of whom don't want to leave their homes — just how dangerous the situation is. it's not just the risks and the dangers, it's also about the infrastructure of some of these towns and village

that's jenny targeting civilian infrastructure. that'sjenny hill there., the sun is back out again. but, of course, we've had a huge amount of rainfall in the last few days. let's take a look at these figures. and in eastern scotland, it looks as though in excess of 200 millimetres of rain injust that one storm. wakefield there, 144 millimetres. the south of england also had a lot of rainfall. and just because the sun is out, it doesn't necessarily mean that the threat is completely over. you may want to check the environment agency website, sepa, as well in scotland to see what those river levels are doing. because sometimes, there is quite a delay from the moment when it starts raining to when the peak of the flood waters arrive. but in terms of the weather, at least, its quiet across most of the uk today. 12 degrees in newcastle, around 15 in london, about the average for the time of the year. and we've got quite a chilly evening on the way, with clear skies and light winds. there might be even a touch of frost at least early in the night across parts

jenny hill, bbc news. you can find the latest on the war in ukraine on the bbc website.ts. they reached their target of 274 with 12 balls to spare. india are the only unbeaten side in the tournament. india's next match is against england next saturday in lucknow. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. thanks very much for watching. hello. we've got a window of slightly drier, quieterweather at the moment as storm babet has cleared away. but there are still plenty of flood warnings in force, particularly through central parts of england. now, monday will see quite a chilly morning, even some icy stretches, but a largely dry day for many of us once again. now for the rest of the overnight period, the early hours of monday morning, we have got some rain sitting out to the west here. but for most of us, clear skies, some mist and some fog patches and temperatures even in our towns and cities close to freezing in the north could be a bit colder than that in the countryside. so certainly a little bit of ice on any untreated surfaces for parts of scotland and northern england

the ukrainian front line back and make it hard for daniel hagari ukraine to retake the territory. jenny hillhe town are paying a terrible price. for russia, this is a significant place in terms of strategy but also symbolism. strategically, it sits very close to the city of donetsk, which has been occupied by russia and its proxy forces since 2014. put simply, if russia can say is avdiivka, it will make it harderfor ukraine to avdiivka, it will make it harder for ukraine to retake that territory. —— can take avdiivka. it is quite high geographically, so the thinking goes to ever controls the town has the advantage of height over the surrounding area. symbolically, vladimir putin hasn't had many victories to go to the russian people within recent months. if he can take this, he may be able to present it as a success. russia launched a major offensive on the town some weeks ago. there has always been fighting in that area but they have really intensified the campaign. people living in the town have told us they are living under constant air strikes and constant air strikes and constant bombard

our correspondent, jenny hill, reports from kyiv.of the country has now become so dangerous that they've ordered and have started the forced evacuation of children from those areas. these forced evacuation orders do come from time to time, particularly when fighting intensifies in certain areas. officials are now going door to door in the 31 settlements in the kherson and donetsk regions, trying to persuade parents to flee with her children. they're accompanied by police officers who actually can force them to go. no child is left alone, no child can go without parents or legal guardian. we spoke to one of the officials involved who told us that they're showing parents video footage of the aftermath of missile strikes to try to hammer home to these people — some of whom don't want to leave their homes — just how dangerous the situation is. it's notjust the risks and the dangers, it's also about the infrastructure of some of these towns and villages. when there are strikes, sometimes energy infrastructure is knocked out. it's an extre

jenny hill, bbc news. to elect a new president as the country faces the prospect of economic collapse. the frontrunner is javier milei, a libertarian economist who says that adopting the us dollar as the official currency is the best solution to tackle the prospect of hyperinflation. a little earlier i spoke to our south america correspondent katy watson. she began by telling me about the candidates. well, it has really thrown these elections wide open. argentina's traditionally kind of bounced between the leftist peronist party and the more conservative right. but he is a man like no other. he is an outsider. that's how he touts himself. he has very little experience. in fact, up until the primaries, few people really knew who he was. but he took the primaries by storm. he won them. and now he's got quite a cult following, really. he's proposing quite radical plans, such as wanting to destroy the central bank, bring in the dollar as an official currency. and he effectively reflects the, you know, how fed

more than a dozen people were injured. 0ur correspondent in kyiv, jenny hill, updated us on the situationre 10.30 last night. the dead have been taken away. they say the wounded are now being treated in hospital. the authorities say that the victims were aged between the ages of 19 and 42. we've not yet heard anything from russia. the authorities in kharkiv say this was an s300 missile and the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, has condemned the attack on what he says was an ordinary civilian facility. of course, russia has repeatedly denied deliberately targeting civilians, but that is exactly what the authorities in kharkiv are saying they've done overnight. and more widely, jenny, we're hearing reports that ukraine's air defence systems have destroyed russian launched drones and russian missiles. this is according to ukraine's airforce. what is the broader status of the conflict and that counter—offensive on the ukrainian side? yeah, you're quite right. 0vernight, the ukrainian airforce have said that russia launched nine cruise missiles at ukraine. they say they were able, with t

jenny hill reports. you can still smell burning in here and see the devastation for yourself.ere. the authorities say around 30 people were in here at the time, just before 10:30pm yesterday when the missiles struck. they would have had seconds to scramble to safety. air raid sirens did go up but with very little time to spare. those workers, they were working for one of ukraine's most popular postal services. they were in here dealing with parcels, taking them on enough of these trolleys. you can see some of these trolleys. you can see some of them behind me, completely destroyed, putting them on to banks awaiting lorries to be distributed all over this country. you can see there is wreckage everywhere. some of the packaging, some of the content of those packages. there are some children's toys lying on the floor, coloured balls. you can see how violent the attack was. investigations are still ongoing, forensic experts have been at the scene, we are told. he wounded were taken off to hospital, still being treated. we are told some of those people are in a serious condition. p

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