jeremy bowen has gone ahead just yesterday to post on twitter and debunk these claims himself. from yesterday. he has gone on to post the same tweet we looked at earlier. he said these malicious tweets are utterly false. he ended with a very touchy statement saying that he is happy to take insults as himself, but he refuses to let other people insult thousands of civilians that have fled for their lives from russian shelling. >> thank you for clearing that up. we are going to take a quick break. we will be right that. stay tuned to france 24. 10/07/22 10/07/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >>his year's peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate ales bialiatski from belarus. the russian human rights organization memorial

jeremy bowen, bbc news in ukraine.which resulted in the deaths of at least 140 people yesterday they said those arrested included employees of a private company involved in the maintenance and management of the bridge. 0ur correspondent has the latest. there was barely any chance of finding survivors with a pot they scoured the waters for hours hoping to find answers for some families. please, sir, my sister is missing, dismantled officials. labourer, he brought his six—year—old sibling to the bridge of his day off. they were taking a self he won the bridge collapsed. the terrifying moments as it happened caught on the ccc mounted on the suspension footbridge. it destroyed families. in his home they can barely comprehend what's hit them. she has lost all of her children. three sons. he was 20, he 18, the youngest 15 years old. what's not for us now? my 15 years old. what's not for us now? my husband and i are all alone. the people responsible for my son's debts should be punished. her husband spent a painful night goin

jeremy bowen, bbc news in ukraine.ure on two fronts tonight. on the potential security risk of her decision to send several official government emails from her private account. she has just made a statement to mps about it and we'll come to that story in a moment. suella braverman is also under attack regarding gross overcrowding at a migrant centre in kent. the local conservative mp has blamed the home office for allowing the crisis to develop. in the past are at the home secretary has denied claims she failed to organise extra hotel accommodation for migrants. the number of migrants arriving in the uk across the channel is increasing. as you can see, in 2018 there were about 2,000 people arriving in small boats. compare that to this year — almost 40,000. the migrant processing centre, on a disused airfield site near ramsgate, is designed to process up to 1,000 migrants who are only meant to spend a few hours there. there are currently thought to be about 4,000 migrants with some — including mothers with children — be

jeremy bowen, bbc news in ukraine. in the capital seoul. the country's president laid a single white chrysanthemum, a symbol of grief in south korea, at the memorial altar. 154 people are reported to have died in the crush in a narrow alley in the popular itaewon district of seoul. police in india have arrested nine people in connection with the collapse of a bridge in gujarat, which resulted in the deaths of at least a 140 people yesterday. they said those arrested included employees of a private company involved in the maintenance and management of the bridge. our correspondent yogita limaye has the latest. there was barely any chance of finding survivors. but they scoured the waters for hours, hoping to at least find answers for some families. "please, sir, my sister is missing," this man told officials. a labourer, he'd brought his six—year—old sibling to the bridge on his day off. they were taking a selfie when the bridge collapsed. the terrifying moments as it happened, caught on the cctv mounted on the suspensio

jeremy bowen, bbc news in ukraine.a slim, two—percent margin. it is a stunning comeback. former president lula was unable to run in brazil's 2018 elections because he was injailfor taking bribes and banned from standing for office. he was later released. on sunday night he beat the far right incumbent, jair bolsonaro, although he still hasn't conceded defeat. let's get the latest from sofia bettiza in sao paulo. isjair is jair bolsonaro being slow to concede that he has lost this election? ~ concede that he has lost this election?— concede that he has lost this election? ~ ., . election? well, he has not conceded et. the election? well, he has not conceded yet- the whole _ election? well, he has not conceded yet. the whole country _ election? well, he has not conceded yet. the whole country is _ election? well, he has not conceded yet. the whole country is waiting - yet. the whole country is waiting for him to give a speech. according to a local newspaper, last night after the results came in bolsonaro refused to speak

jeremy bowen, bbc news in ukraine. be verified on twitter. a coroner has criticised exeter university for failing to provide adequate support to a student who took his own life last year — saying there was a catalogue of missed opportunities. 21—year—old harry armstrong evans died at his family home after struggling with his mental health. both he and his family had contacted the university seeking support. jenny kumar reports. harry's family say he was kind, clever and shy. he was on course to get a good grade for his physics degree. but in january last year, he got poor exam results. he took his own life six months later, in his family home in cornwall. our world fell apart. they'll never be the same again. we still haven't recovered. i don't think we will recover. it's the sort of thing that you you can't believe it's actually happened. the inquest heard that harry had emailed the university a month before his death. he told them about his isolation during lockdown, his declining mental health, and worries about his

the epicenter of a high-profile scandal in social networks, pictures appeared of how journalist jeremy bowen was recording stand-up in ukrainian irpen. he diligently pretended to be hiding from shelling, while local residents walked around the reserve and looked at the correspondent with bewilderment. this is not the first such scandal associated with a bbc journalist in june, bowyn published instructions on social networks for making molotov cocktails and using them against tanks advice may not be useless for someone, but a journalist definitely does not have the right to publish them in the number of homeless ukrainians in the united kingdom. in september alone, it grew by 22%, according to the independent newspaper, in total , almost 2,000 people have applied to the uk authorities today. these are ukrainians who have already been left without a home or are only at risk of being on the street 350 such statements. written over the past month , many scandals have been connected with the situation of ukrainian refugees in britain, the government of boris johnson offered to evict them to rwand