sarah jessica parker hadn't yet become carrie bradshaw on "sex and the city."ds weren't even born -- >> i wasn't married. >> my daughter. >> your daughter was here. when did your kids begin watching the film? did they love it as much as other people? >> i think sam mijas seen it once and really liked it. >> we have to steal their souls. >> whoa, wait, can we talk about this? >> so the first time around, the witches seemed to be a little creepier, maybe a little meaner. have winnie and her sisters mellowed some? >> i have children. >> yeah, there's that. >> my husband said, "boy, you were mean." i was so proud. >> that's beetles. find something, anything. we must fly! >> winnie! my broom is my-behaving! >> jumping on the broom like riding a bike again? >> that's our favorite part. >> yeah, i love it. kathy had her way, i had my swiffer, that lady got the broom. >> the bond with the sanderson sisters is clear. there also seems to be a clear bond with the three of you. >> we've known each other for 40 years. >> 50 years. >> known her for 60 years. >> we've been fr

our correspondent, jessica parker, joins us from brussels.t can cope, but how much anxiety is there? every day that there is less gas flowing into europe the greater the squeeze on supply which threatens to hit the pockets of people, the economy, notjust here but in the uk, and the russian pipeline operator said an oil leak has led to the prolonged closure, although they do not believe that here, the eu has tried to build up its gas reserves over the summer but there has been an added sense of urgency in the last 2a hours as governments look at a way to protect people and businesses from the worst effects of this energy crisis. energy ministers are meeting in brussels next week to look at ideas around market reform, gas price caps, but not everybody is of one mind, and the eu knew this winter would be a collective test of its resolve to support ukraine and its resolve to support ukraine and it feels like that test is already under way but it is only early september. under way but it is only early september-— under way but it is only early set

this is our correspondent jessica parker. the commission president. _ jessica parker.of which was i jessica parker. the commission| president, one of which wasjust president, one of which was just talking about the headline proposals by taking you through them, the commission which is the executive arm of the european union is proposing a mandatory target for peak hours when it's most expensive in the cap on revenues have companies that produce electricity at relatively low because of the moment and so, renewables using the money taken from those profits every distributing it to vulnerable households and businesses that are struggling as well and also solidarity contributions for fossil fuel companies and money from fossil fuel companies and money from fossil fuel companies and money from fossil fuel companies to go to the same ends and facilitating some support for energy companies that are struggling and are volatile and the market and is cap on russian gas. the queen has postponed her privy council meeting after being advised by doctors to rest, buckingham palace ha

laura: jessica parker there on the meaning of italy's election.ssian out and president putin's order to call up another 300,000 soldiers is being met with widespread protest. reports have circulated on social media people with no military experience being drafted, along with others wh are just too old. this comes as the kremlin admits that errors have been made in the mobilization effort. this report by our russia editor steve rosenberg includes some distressing images. steve: at a military draft office near moscow, the rollcall against. all russians mobilized, and left behind, their loved ones. for many here, this war has suddenly become very real. but if this -- at this recruitment center, the russians we spoke to said they supported the draft. >> i'm in the mood to fight says dmitri, and hr manager. since we've been drafted, we have to serve. this mother says they will lose a bit of weight, it will be fine. not everyone is so positive. in siberia, recruitment officer was shot and seriously wounded. the gunmen reportedly incensed that his friend

. >> bette midler, sarah jessica parker and kathy najimy taking us behind the scenes of "hocus pocus all rise -- >> he's done it, number 61. >> yankees' slugger aaron judge bringing the magic to the baseball field crushing home run number 61 of the season. matching the american league record set by roger maris 61 years ago. can you guess how much that ball is worth? >>> good morning, america. e latest on the deva it is cutting a path through florida right now after making landfall as a devastating category 4 hurricane. >> there's the radar right now. you can see that storm is on the move. overnight orlando getting hit with so much rain it was a thousand-year flood event for that area, and look at this in daytona beach earlier. watch as the wind, ferocious winds, knock over the camera there. >> wow, here's what we know so far. ian is now a tropical storm but it's still packing winds topping 65 miles per hour and that wind is crushing the power grid with more than 2.5 million customers without power. the threat of the storm now stretching beyond the sunshine state with north and south

jessica parker in brussels. _ in the works against russia. jessica parker in brussels.e uk through this evening. and overnight. we have clear spells but also quite a few showers around and the showers have been heaviest across more northern parts of the uk. southern scotland, northern england and over the next few hours, they will be tracking southwards, so this is around midnight through wales and the midlands and reaching some parts of england on thursday morning. the cloud cover will be varied. that means the temperatures first thing on thursday will be quite varied. three degrees but it could be up to ten. overall, the weather is not looking too bad at all for tomorrow. in fact, predominately sunny spells with just a scattering of showers carried on a north—easterly breeze. the temperatures will be pretty decent, around 17 degrees in glasgow and london. for most of us, around 15 or 16. that is it from me. today at six. emergency action by the bank of england to try to bring much—needed stability to the financial markets. the bank steps in after a collapse in the pou

what is the view up jessica parker is. what is the view up there on meloni?— up there on meloni?ng to people here, and _ up there on meloni? talking to people here, and of— up there on meloni? talking to people here, and of course - up there on meloni? talking to people here, and of course in i people here, and of course in vanuatu _ people here, and of course in vanuatu last time around, party triumphed — vanuatu last time around, party triumphed in terms of topping the polls. _ triumphed in terms of topping the polls. but— triumphed in terms of topping the polls, but this time, giorgia meloni. _ polls, but this time, giorgia meloni, brothers of italy, is expected to do well. and when you talk to— expected to do well. and when you talk to people about why they might be backing meloni, a few themes tend to up _ be backing meloni, a few themes tend to up hard _ be backing meloni, a few themes tend to up. hard line on immigration, also _ to up. hard line on immigration, also her— to up. hard line on immigration, also her tax _ to up. hard line on immigration, also her tax cuts plan

jessica parker reports from verona.s first female prime minister, her rise being watched by all of europe. translation: , translation: italy has chosen us, it is important — translation: italy has chosen us, it is important to _ translation: italy has chosen us, it is important to understand _ translation: italy has chosen us, it is important to understand that - translation: italy has chosen us, it is important to understand that if - is important to understand that if we are called to govern this nation, we are called to govern this nation, we will do it for all italians, with a clear objective of uniting the people, because the great objective that we have always had as a political force is that of ensuring italians may once again be proud to be italians. she italians may once again be proud to be italians. ,, ., , be italians. she has run her bar in her village — be italians. she has run her bar in her village for— be italians. she has run her bar in her village for 15 _ be italians. she has run her bar in her villa

. >>> coming up on cbs morning, the stars of "hocus-pocus 2," bette midler, sarah jessica parker, andlk with vladimir duthiers about their spooky sequel. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." about their spooky sequel. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." some describe it as an intense burning sensation or an unbearable itch. this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. it could make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shh! i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. hi, i'm karen. i lost 41 pounds with golo and i've kept it off for a full year. i've been dieting for decades. with golo, i can enjoy my life. i don't feel like i'm restricted, >> good morning. it is friday september 30. on kpix5 news at 6:00, classes canceled after a

laura: that was jessica parker trust is going to become prime minister found seems to its lowest levelst the dollar in dirty seven years. how is she going these serious economic headwinds. >> you could have also added and forecasts of session by the bank of england with the highest inflation in the g7. keeping going with the falling pound. the short answer to your question is we don't know but that perhaps the best way to explain it she haoutlined as the 2022 version of reaganomics she has outlined. like former president reagan she's in favor of the idea of cutting taxes and the regulating, a form of trickle-down economics that she genuinely believes in. critics would say that britain has already put in low taxes. doesn't need unfunded tax cuts or deregulation that i think that is what she has in mind in broad terms. laura: h about that vexed question of brexit? calls from the european commission already for her to respect or comply with existing arrangements find administration watching worker very mostly. what is going to happen there? >> our colleague had it right, i don't think the

jessica parker is in the northern city of verona. >> from the point of view of civil rights, women's rights, i don't think she is very open. >> i am happy because this is a change. we will see. it's also important that for the first time we may have a woman as prime minister of italy. that is something new. >> and italy, history is all around you. but if today is an historic one, many voters do not seem actually that excited. they are worn down by the volatility of italian politics. cynical, too, about the promises that politicians make. >> how could this potential new government compared to that of the outgoing prime minister? >> completely different. mario draghi was not an elected official. he was a technocra he was put there to solve italy's financial crisis. he was seen by brussels as a very stable, reliable, pro-european leader. giorgia meloni is different, she is from the far right. as you mentioned, if she becomes italy's next prime minister, she will form a very right-wing coalition, the most to the right since world war ii. there are people in brussels, leaders, who are con

bette midler, sarah jessica parker, and kathy najimi made their own way down the purple red carpet in have passed, the chemistry between the cast has not changed. >> we each have a certain dynamic. you know, one shoves, one pushes, one yells, one -- one cries. i mean, it's just very moving. >> the sequel picks up right where they left off with the sisters seeking revenge on three teens trying to stop them. the movie streams on disney plus on friday. >>> and the verdict is not in yet. yankees slugger aaron judge was walked four times in last night's game in toronto. he remains one shy of tying the american league season home run record. there are eight games left to beat roger maris' 61 homers. meanwhile, sister jean threw out the first pitch at wrigley field. the 103-year-old chaplain for loyola's men's basketball team was on hand to root for her hometown cubs. it's the second time she's thrown out the ceremonial pitch. she did it in 2018 back when she was just a mere 99 years old. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings" now, amal and george clooney talked with gayle king in an exclusive inte

let's get more on what the eu is proposing to do with our brussels correspondent jessica parker. >> theye outlined five proposals, as a longer lion, the commission -- ursula von der leyen, the commission president said at the executive arm of the european union is proposing a mandatory target for reducing electricity use at peak hours when it is most expensive. a cap on revenues of cuss -- companies that produce energy at a relatively low-cost, renewables. taking the money from those projects and redistributing it to vulnerable households and businesses that are struggling. also money fm fossil fuel companies to go to the same ends. and, facilitating some support for energy companies struggling with volatile energy markets at the moment. and, this cap on russian gap. -- russian gas. >> now let's hear from vitali shevchenko from bbc monitoring, particularly on vladimir putin's claims. >> president putin is a politician and former kgb operate. there is nothing in the job description for those two professions for telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth. when addressing the forum h

for more i spoke to our correspondent in brussels, jessica parker.sident putin is claiming it is impossible to isolate russia. he believes europe to resolve over sanctions will collapse as economic pain mounts. how serious is the energy crisis in europe? >> it's all anyone is talking about in brussels. the winter that is looming and of course how serious it is mind dependent to some extent on how cold the winter gets. we don't know that at this stage, but there is certainly talk of europeans having to use a lot less energy. so, governments across europe are encouraging their populations, talking to businesses about basically energy rationing. as well, there is concern because we have already seen disruption in russia in terms of gas supply. pipeline nord stream 1 has been turned off indefinitely. they have been trying to build up storage. they have done so fairly successfully at an average of over 80% of gas storage. but, there are still huge concerns about this winter and the effect on families, households. you are seeing -- they are seeing really h

jessica parker reporting on that for us from brussels.tself for typhoon hinnamnor, the strongest global storm so far this year. it has made landfall south west of the port city of busan early on tuesday. chris fawkes from the bbc�*s weather centre has more on what to expect. this looks likely to be the strongest typhoon we've ever seen in south korea. we're going to get damaging gust of wind at around 230 gusts of wind at around 230 km an hour with huge falls of rain. it's already raining very heavily on those totals will amount to about 100—300 mm, but 600 over mountains. quite quickly as we had through tuesday into wednesday. typhoon hinnamnor will then bring its winds into russia's far east. we've already seen fairly widespread disruption. schools have closed ahead of this typhoon. a number of flights have been cancelled. but these damaging winds could cause problems, the rain likely to trigger flooding across inland sites. the monsoon winds are going to strengthen across south east asia, which means we could see some prodding rain in

to e t tonight because we are exclusively on the set of hocus pocus 2 with bette midler, sarah jessica parkerhy to jimmy. what it's like for them to return to the rose nearly 30 years later for entertainment tonight. i'm michelle turner. >> it's hope and or the thing i mean, just think it all started with george lucas right here. and the franchise just goes on. walker ranch, ins of taking off in the finity and be on fit and get to know your blend blend. a buzz light year our wars. see the star trek beacon star track. all right. so we're going enough that. does wrap up kron. 4 news at 05:00pm at a camp and the joining us now. you guys have anything on star wars much on it. you know, a little known facts. the biggest star wars collection in the world is in chicken barn in outside of petaluma. that's ok, well, you are knowledgeable about luma. look look at look at it that way to go. yeah. look i think stand. >> all right. well, coming up tonight at 6, the city of oakland dealing with a severe uptick in gun violence this week, how city leaders are responding tonight. plus, the justice department

jessica parker four years ago georgia melloni was an inconspicuous politician, now she is heading tome ministership with the intention of becoming the first female prime minister -metals are watching its rise all over europe. italy chose us. it is possible to understand that if we were called to lead this country, we will do it for all italians with the clear goal of uniting people, because the main goal of our of political power has always been to make italians proud of being italian again . milena has been running a bar in a village in this part of northern italy for 15 years. they often sympathize with right-wing politicians, but until recently the meloni party here was barely noticed among the visitors to our bar. i think she is a popular meloni one of the those who promised more support is important if they keep their word here people need help pensions are too low costs are increasing we can't continue to live like this in the more prosperous part of italy was welcomed melody's plans to reduce taxes, she also wants to set up a naval blockade of libya to stop migrant boats and o

that was jessica parker reporting that wasjessica parker reporting on that from brussels.ada. police have found a dead body that they determined to be one of the two suspects in the mass stabbings in saskatchewan has been found dead. the attacks happened in a remote region in the western province of the country. the victims were found in 13 locations in the james smith cree nation and nearby village of weldon. the other suspect remains at large and is considered armed and dangerous. here's assistant commissioner rhonda blackmore speaking a little while ago. at 11:30am, a deceased male was located on the james smith cree nation. at 1:17pm today, it was confirmed by forensic investigators in the section that the deceased is damien sanderson. his body was located outdoors in a heavily grassed area in proximity to a house that was being examined. we can confirm he has visible injuries. these injuries are not believed to be self—inflicted at this point. visiting the province, the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, decried mass violence, which he said has become "all too c

our correspondent, jessica parker, in brussels, explains the anxiety being felt in the eu.k, every day that there is less gas flowing into europe, the greater the squeeze on supply that threatens to hit people's pockets, the economy as well, notjust here but in the uk as well. now, the russian pipeline operator has said it is an oil leak that has led to this prolonged closure. they do not believe that here, and they weren't taken by surprise by last night's announcement. eu countries have spent summer trying to build up their gas reserves but i think the last 2a hours, there really has been an added sense of urgency, governments looking at ways to try and protect people, protect businesses from the worst effects of this energy crisis. energy ministers are meeting here in brussels next week to look at ideas around market reform, gas price caps, but not everybody is of one mind. the eu knew that this winter would be a collective test of its resolve to support ukraine. it feels like that test is already under way and it is only early september. europe's energy crisis is closel

.— existing supplies. jessica parker, thank yom _ the time is 13:18. our top story this lunchtime.cial markets after the government tax cutting plans caused turmoil. and we speak to the new chairman of the englanda and wales cricket board about the challenges facing the sport. coming up on the bbc news channel. the drivers are in singapore, where the formula 1 world championship could be decided this weekend. we will be hearing from lando norris on how the drivers are feeling the heat. millions of people in the us state of florida are being urged to leave their homes, as hurricane ian is due to make landfall later today, with winds of up to 130 miles per hour. the entire island of cuba is now without power. 0ur correspondent anjanna gadgil has the latest. the eye of hurricane ian, packed with lightning as it barrels north from cuba over the gulf of mexico. it made landfall in the western province of pinar del rio yesterday, killing two people, destroying the area's famous tobacco farms, and causing the country's entire electrical grid to go down. translation: right now - the electr

the view from up in the northern part of italy, in beautiful verona, where our europe reporter jessica parker voting for her en masse? talking to people here, and of course elsewhere last time around, the league party triumphed in terms of topping the polls, but this time giorgia meloni, brothers of italy, is expected to do well here. when you talk to people about why they might be backing meloni, a few themes tend to come up. her hard line on immigration, but also her tax cuts plans as well. of course, northern italy, where i am, one of the wealthier areas of the country. that idea of tax cuts seems to have gone down quite well with people and businesses here and i think there is a sense too that in an area where they often back right—leaning politicians, giorgia meloni seems to have the momentum behind. she seems to be generating the most interest. a couple of women we have spoken to have talked about the fact that they would like to see a woman in power for the first time, that they admire her grit, her determination. of course, her detractors, and there are some of those here as well, are

jessica parker, bbc news, verona.s privacy when using the platform. in provisionalfindings, the information commissioner's office said the social media company may have breached uk data protection laws. however, it's giving tiktok the right to reply before reaching a final conclusion. joining me now isjournalist and author, chris stokel—walker, who wrote tiktok boom — a book which explores the app and the company behind it. thank you forjoining us. first of all, what is it suggested that tiktok have done wrong exactly? there are three main arguments they are putting forward, which is that, first of all, it is mishandled user data of those under the age of 13, so children who are meant to have more significant data protection rights. also that it is accessed what is seen as secure and private data of individuals, that could be something about race or gender, your religious beliefs, anything like that. also that it give enough details or data about what exactly it does with that information. it's important to know that

well, our europe correspondent jessica parker is in verona for us this lunchtime. t, that could cause tensions with the european union? well, yes. italy, of course, is the eu's third largest economy, it is in the euro, who runs this country really does matter. and it comes as brussels has been facing political battles with other member states, conservative nationalist governments in poland and in hungary. and it comes off the back of a rise support for hard right movements in france and sweden as well. and there are worries, as mark was talking about, could italy wobble on sanctions against russia, despite giorgia meloni's insistence she does support ukraine and will keep doing so? but some diplomats i have spoken to are a little more relaxed. they think giorgia meloni will be to some extent hemmed in with the challenges she faces in terms of complicated, difficult domestic issues. and as well, they to the volatility of italian politics and the volatility of italian politics is something italians we have been speaking to are pretty fed up with as they head to the po

jessica parker, bbc news.e will give us an update on what we know and what the implications are, in other words what sort of government might now emerge because obviously with only 26% of the vote it is not good just going to be the brothers of italy party who that government. but let's go to russia because... a gunman has opened fire in a school in russia, killing at least 13 people, seven of them children. two teachers and two security guards are also among the dead at school 88 in the city of izhevsk. investigators say at least 20 other people were injured before the gunman turned the gun on himself. our correspondent, caroline hawley, has more. this happened in a town in central russia, it was school 88, as you said. the gunmen got into the school armed with two pistols, by shooting dead a security guard. he apparently had lots of ammunition. as you said, he then opened fire on both pupils and teachers before then turning the gun on himself. videos online are show children running, absolutely terrified, as

sara jessica parker, harris hilton, everyone was there.ll present to this day. what was larry david doing in the front row? he looked so midsterable to be there. he should have been on the catwalk. through the years, fashion week has had different homes in the city, from bryant park to lincoln center. but the most important place it's moved to in recent years is the same place you get all your porn-- the internet. shows started live streaming and designers began inviting bloggers and influencers to events. this all democratized fashion and made more accessible to the public-- at least that's what i tell my therapist when we're working through my online shopping addiction. i'm broke. new york fashion week hasn't just reflected the changing technology. it's also held a mirror up to society from designers responding to the "me too" movement for the fight for racial equity on the runway. it's kind of the least the fashion industry could do after telling women not to eat for the last 100 years. so now you know everything about new york fashion

. >> for the movie's world premiere, here's what sarah jessica parker and bet midler said about returningthe story 3 decades after the first film. this sort of longevity of this particular film and people's lives and the generational transition, you know, the handing off to the next is very touching and where i think we all feel very lucky for long time. it always, you probably not under that. we've always wanted focus focus. 2 hits disney plus this friday. and now to a bro man's we've been following for quite a while. ryan reynolds and hugh jackman. >> we first saw them star opposite each other in the x men origins. wolverine movie over a decade ago. well, ryan dropped a video on youtube to give fans an update on the long-awaited deadpool 3. thank you. want to play wolverine one more time? >> yes, >> you will be in the upcoming marvel movie and they also shared a new video giving fans some answers. fish that was wolverine alive. yeah. off to. >> logan logan act takes place in totally separate thing. logan died in logan not touching that. what actually happens in our film. >> okay. so we'

jessica parker is in the northern city of verona.uman rights, i don't think she is very open. translation: i am happy because this is a change, | we will see and it is also important for the first time we might have a woman in italy as prime minister. that is something new. in italy, history is all around you, but if today is a historic one many voters don't actually seem that excited. they are worn down they say, of the volatility of italian politics. cynical too about the promises that politicians make. with me now to discuss, how does this government compared to the last one? ., , , ' this government compared to the last one? ., , , , ., , one? completely different. he was not an elected _ one? completely different. he was not an elected official, _ one? completely different. he was not an elected official, he - one? completely different. he was not an elected official, he was - one? completely different. he was not an elected official, he was a i not an elected official, he was a technocrat and he was put there to solve italy's f

let's talk more about this with our europe correspondent jessica parker, who's in verona.italy obviously, but it is far wider europe, as well? absolutely, big moment in the sense that italy mac bus first female prime minister also the first far right prime minister potentially as well, since the second world war, just looking at the papers this morning, she takes italy, that's the sort of general set of headlines this morning as italy wakes up to this morning as italy wakes up to this big political news after a victory in the polls overnight. in terms of what she could mean for italy, well, it is dealing with a cost of living crisis as much of europe. italy was particularly reliant on russian gas so she's got a lot on a plate to deal with there. people we've spoken to, though, here verona in the wider region like to promise to cut taxes, they like to a tough line on immigration and it's worth remembering she was a political minnow not that long ago, her party polling are just 4% back in 2018. will they be nerves in brussels about the nature of some of her alliance partners

sense of what sort of reaction there is that they are in brussels. 0ur europe correspondent, jessica parkere northern ireland protocol, post—brexit arrangements for northern ireland, so they are interested in that regard, but has yielded two, reallybe talk of the town here is not the new uk prime and a start, it is very much the energy crisis, especially and a start, it is very much the energy ci’isis, especially after and a start, it is very much the energy crisis, especially after that key gas pipeline nord stream 1 was close to an indefinite period remains close for an indefinite period as of saturday morning, so that is what is really at the forefront of their minds at the moment, but if you look at some of the congratulatory tweets coming out from the commission's present, ursula von der leyen, and i was at a press conference, the thing they tend to hone in on here is they say they want good relationships with the united kingdom, but when the uk, as they put it, fully comply with those agreements during the brexit process, namely the withdrawal agreement and at the northern ireland pro

jessica parker is in brussels for us. hello to you, jess.ut you think this will be a moment of reset? ~' ., , , , ., of reset? i think inevitably before ou aet of reset? i think inevitably before you get the _ of reset? i think inevitably before you get the arrival— of reset? i think inevitably before you get the arrival of _ of reset? i think inevitably before you get the arrival of a _ of reset? i think inevitably before you get the arrival of a new - you get the arrival of a new uk prime minister you will get leaders in europe saying they want to look at the restart but of course, as you say, liz truss is a known quantity here. not least of all because here in brussels she is the architect of pretty architect... to override part of an eu treaty... she signalled her intention to push on with that legislation and talks between the two sides on how to reform that treaty for northern ireland has stalled now for months. i don't think liz truss will have been top pick by diplomats here for the next uk prime minister, people here think she has t

jessica parker, bbc news.memory for me and meeting her and my sister who was there and the question was because my mother was not able to accompany my father. she was in hospital, having just delivered our sister. so she was not able to make it hence us stepping in for my mother but they were asking about how big my sister was and i said, "perhaps the size." that got a lot of love out of her late majesty and prince philip. it out of her late ma'esty and prince philip._ prince philip. it is such a lovely memory. - prince philip. it is such a lovely memory. and - prince philip. it is such a lovely memory. and for| prince philip. it is such a i lovely memory. and for the solomon islands, how important was the queen in terms of the figurehead of the royalfamily? very, very important. i would say particularly so with the older generation here in solomon islands. i remember going to the villages when i was little and seeing her porch at in a thatched house is as people really, really revered the queen. of course, th

jessica parker, in brussels, thank you.ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, has said the pace of aid from the country's partners should match the pace of the military advance in reclaiming territory. in his nightly address, he said russian forces were panicking, as ukraine claimed to have taken back a village in the east. ukraine has also accused russian forces of an attack near the country's second largest nuclear power plant. our correspondent hugo bachega is in the capital kyiv. the ukrainians are saying that a russian rocket struck an area near the reactors of this nuclear facility in the mykolaiv region in the south of the country. they have released a picture showing a huge craterjust 300 metres from one of the reactors. now, the nuclear operator here is saying that the reactors were not damaged. there was some damage to the buildings at this complex but the reactors were not hit. and no—one was injured. but again, the defence ministry here accusing russia of nuclear terrorism. they say russia was behind it, behin

we can talk to our brussels correspondent, jessica parker. what is the evidence of sabotage?d out these blasts, but in terms of evidence of sabotage, authorities in europe are saying that is currently what is being pointed to. there were two blasts detected on monday by authorities in sweden and denmark and, whilst at the eu is not publicly pointing the finger at russia at the moment, of course there are lots of theories as to who might be behind this and why, one of which is, would russia try and interfere with this infrastructure, even though it was not in use, in order to destabilise further the european energy market, making clear it could target other infrastructure? the kremlin today has come out and called that idea is stupid, it said it is actually america which stands to gain, i don't think that theory gets much traction around here in brussels, but later we are set to hear from the eu commission president, but thatis the eu commission president, but that is more likely to be on an existing sanctions package already in the works against russia. he. -- thank vou- — no

jessica parker has more.re to override parts of the post—brexit treaty for northern ireland that the uk governmentjust does not think it's working. who is she going to hand that brief onto? who will handle negotiations, if indeed negotiations start up again? but there is also those tensions with france during the campaign over the summer, she was asked about the french president friend orfoe, and she said that was asked about the french president friend or foe, and she said that the jury friend or foe, and she said that the jury was still out on that. yesterday, president macron said that the two countries will work together as friends and allies, but there have been tensions between the two countries. also, of course, because of the migrant crossings on small boats across the channel. so quite a textured picture if you look at different parts of europe. igigieilii. at different parts of europe. well, this is balmoral. _ at different parts of europe. well, this is balmoral. we _ at different parts of europe.

missed england's world cup for qualifiers through injury last month, west ham defender lucy parker and jessicahe lionesses since she was appointed in september last year. i’zre since she was appointed in september last ear. �* ., ., ., last year. i've had a conversation with her again, _ last year. i've had a conversation with her again, and _ last year. i've had a conversation with her again, and i _ last year. i've had a conversation with her again, and i think- last year. i've had a conversation with her again, and i think she'sl with her again, and i think she's not ready. and also, taking the opportunity, so we are bringing in some young players. it's ten months still to go to the world cup, the door still open, still to go to the world cup, the doorstill open, had still to go to the world cup, the door still open, had conversations with her, and i will meet her again at the end of october, then we will see where we are at that moment. former england midfielder fabian delph has announced his retirement from football. the 32—year—old won twice with manchester city and made 200 appearances