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jo currie reports.ven't missed a beat so far in this world cup, winning their opening two teams to lead the group. but this is india and having opted to bowl, the immediately upset england's rhythm. courtesy of a world—class catch, and following shortly afterwards, disastrous start. and entered the experience on the brunt slowly started to scoop england to safety. in those fellow and she kept her head. bringing up a flight of 15. dismissed soon after, is left to amyjones to steer england to a respectable hundred 51. the bad is attached straightaway making an early indent before england slowly took control. the worlds most expensive playmate a half—century is this an appetite finish but england kept the nerve to win by 11 runs. they were tested but england will head back to cape town for confidence in the victory against pakistan will see them on top of the group. they are very much in the sites. well after big win for england, jo caught up with former england player alex hartley, as they looked ahead to

jo, — of state of the b9 and president biden. jo, i would like to say to you i_ biden.isit to kyiv... studio: _ have shown and your visit to kyiv... studio: we — have shown and your visit to kyiv... studio: we believe that a news briefing in war so for now and we will have more analysis about president biden's trip to come here on bbc news. this is bbc news, i'mjane hill. the headlines at 2.00. shamima begum — who left london as a schoolgirl tojoin the so—called islamic state — loses an appeal against the removal of her british citizenship. talks are held between the government and the royal college of nursing — they're described as intensive discussions about pay, terms and conditions. 300 jobs are going, as british steel announces the closure of its coking ovens in scu nthorpe.

i mary jo blevins here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. we begin with the conflict and don bast, ukrainian forces have reportedly resume the artillery shelling of civilian areas and the regional capital city of done net. the sounds of explosions have been reported in the city center. the details are currently being clarified, reports say nearby natural gas pipeline was hit, causing a massive blaze to rock. at least 6 civilians are said to have been wounded by ukrainian showing throughout the dawn this republic over the past 24 hours. meanwhile, archie visited a russian military training camp in the dominant republic. local forces. there have been learning how to effectively defend their homeland through modern warfare or choose roman culture reports. thousands of soldiers have already graduated from this trading center. not only operators offer ah aerial vehicles, but sir gun operators as well. ah, from here they move different ports of the front to both the here in dentist republic and a little gas republic as well. and in other areas to

and jo said burrell said he has said personal letters to the defense ministers of the european union, asking them in the meantime, while they work on potential plans to jointly procure ammunition for ukraine to st . the ammunition that they currently have in their own stalks. he said this is becoming very urgent. that was the w correspondent, rosie beer shot at nato headquarters, rosie, thank you very much. well in his while, as rosie talked about in his state of the nation address, russian president vladimir putin announced that russia will suspend its last major nuclear disarmament treaty with the u. s. what is called the new start treaty went into forest, back in 2011 and it was not due to expire until 2026. and now during his televised speech, which was lazed with disinformation hootin vow that russia would not be defeated on the battlefield. and that the offensive in ukraine would continue. he also claimed that the majority people and ukraine's eastern don bass region wanted to be russian . well, here's more of what put in had to say in his remarks earlier today. ah, after you, i

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nelson, journalist and author of jo—anne nadler . thank you very jo—anne nadler.coming in. you're a great advocate of electric cars. what do you think, first of all, of the vox populi and then do you the ban is realistic ? well, you the ban is realistic? well, let's just be very clear on what the ban is supposed to doing. it's a policy that's part of a wider package that's going hopefully drive down the price electric vehicles. so this is not the case where come time where we're not selling new petrol and diesel vehicles they will still be at the same price . we will see a collapsing price . the first mobile phone, which i think was released in 1983, cost $4,000 and had 18 minute battery life and it weighed about a kilogram . obviously we about a kilogram. obviously we saw a reduction in costs and an improvement technology. we'll see the same thing with electric vehicles as well. but why are you so confident of that because using batteries, not a new technology and they've been trying to miniaturise batteries. now a time. they've had now for a long time. they've h

the m s. conflict board kid jo cabin in that is the last policy. yes. in that is the lovely comment as hunky yulova of what to know. i mean, they is see your letter coming as soon as coline. he put a, the less dorsey lenore, cham booking commerce, establish humans, i think in this year, if they grassy us pull up all your jest, icon law. so gross lemon dental implants had big, merrily dealt with the bully. it is, it was who can wish or can just pin 7 of them. it, me, jonas the piss me, jonas? you know, so we're living motion was quintal we live. oh . 8 0 8 0 0, i ah lou. the joggers archipelago home and she goes to san diego garcia, the largest island in the archipelago, is now the location of a very large u. s. military base. you get given med, div our i to the u. s. government to make a military base and just deported all of tuggle sent people from their country so they can return back on the island. no, but we are fighting. that's why i'm real fighting for the right. so i, we do not consider that the right of self determination actually applies to the

but if you listen to jo biden's word, you would believe that the country is living in a good direction. that's not what americans believe. we heard from our radio host and political comma had a steve gill. he says that not much of what you as president joe biden says, is actually in line with the truth. he's is promoting peace the same way that he's promoting unity in the united states. when he gave you have another partisan devices speech here, nothing that he says is consistent with the truth. and i think again, whether it's the u. s. as a protector of world peace divided ministration, promoting unity bipartisanship. but when he continues to show the other side to just go to the coals, we can look to the actual numbers and inflation is still significantly higher than when joe biden took office. he can't blame it on this is his policies that started seeing a inflation spike. but he claimed when the prices went up that he had nothing to do with that. but when they come down, he tries to claim credit for it. and then when they go back up again, it's not like the balloon that was flying

people, specifically jo, mansion, and cure and cinema. so, with democrats taking the senate and republicans taking the house, follow me here. is it safe now to say been that americans are going to prefer what it seems like they got a divided government? this is a talking point we often hear from, you know, ivy league political scientists who say that the people united states, one divided government. i actually think the people of united states want a government that acts on behalf of their economic interests. and the reality is that since the 1970s, the u. s. government has been dominated by neal liberal economic policies that act on behalf of wall street and the financial sector and not on, on behalf of working people in the united states. that's why we've seen since 1978 . real wages have persistently declined or stagnated. in the united states, and we've seen that as technological, technological advances have allowed for increases in production. wages have stagnated as to say that workers now are more productive than they were in the 1

we will be back with jo later-— with jo later. are you going to have a no? with jo later.t put on some cables on the roof. you would break them. i | on the roof. you would break them. i break everything! _ stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. intensive talks begin to try and end the nurses strike, as the government recommends below inflation pay increases next year for millions of public sector workers in england. morrisons becomes the latest supermarket to restrict the number of fruit and veg items that each person can buy because of shortages. i am at a wholesale market in west london to find out why and what it means for you. shamima begum — who fled london as a schoolgirl tojoin islamic state — finds out today if she's won her appeal against being stripped of her british citizenship. in sport, how ruthless real madrid have liverpool reeling, letting in five goals at anfield for the first time in their history in the champions league. aidan turner and jenna coleman will be here to tell u

and jo slug the god, lucy got to the fall. he is bare with that you're up to date on t. w. news. thank you for joining hulu. you ski about the movie on douglas renewable energy out of media, me global law. go up, garbage. somebody get abo scobee and was out and i can yoga or media. yay. but sure to lit up. jo, media dog are currently more people than ever on the move world wide in such a better life to ya. videos, when they came te mackwood on a la guardia pier megs of appears in the original. does our piercer managed to school or that was moved that he gets expose? go to lunch for a minute or find out about ali story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant. wherever they may be. someone else to the hard work t. v highlights selected for you. you every week in your a box. subscribe now? ah, i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. here's a look at our top stories. the economic toll of monday's earthquake begins to emerge in turkey and syria getting aid where it's needed most could be difficult. employees pain is investors gain shares and disney initially hit recent highs after it anno

program. jo, welcome to you. we've had this special session of the un security council, but are we any nearer to officially enough? the word i want to pinpoint, officially finding out what happened, who was responsible? well, you know, you talked about jeffrey sachs, kale, talk about jeffrey sachs and the information that was put forth and the fact that sweden and germany and denmark did report, they refused to share that information. because i think there's other information that jeffrey sachs talked about when he was pulled down off of the off of the show on bloomberg. i don't know if you're aware of that, but he was talking about the fact that us helicopters were, were circling up ahead on or above it on radar. in the fact that in february biden said he'd put an end to the north stream pipeline to i think that most of the countries at the u. n that are part of the un security can understand what really happened. they're just afraid to stand out and tell the truth and the u. s. is doing the same thing that it's

there was certainly a fair amount of booing and tackling from jo biden's opponents. but if you listen to jo biden's word, you would believe that the country is moving in a good direction. that's not what americans believe. we heard from radio host and political commentator, steve gill, who asserts that pretty much nothing of what us president joe biden says is actually in line with the truth. he's promoting peace the same way that he's promoting unity in the united states when he get another partisan devices speech here. nothing that he says is consistent with the truth. and i think again, whether it's the u. s. as a protector of world peace divided ministration, providing unity bipartisanship. but you know, when he continues to show the other side to just go to the polls, we can look to the actual numbers, and inflation is still significantly higher than when joe biden took office. he can't blame it on, it's his policies that they just started seeing a inflation spike. but he claimed when the prices went up that he had nothing to do with that. but when they come dow

and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler.support from the fredric j. ridel living trust. ♪ ♪ (people talking in background) (bomb bursting) >> breaking news this morning: explosions were heard... >> russia has the troops to invade with overwhelming force. >> it's war. >> narrator: in february 2022, russia attacked kharkiv, ukraine's second-largest city. (explosion bangs) many expected the city to fall in days. >> (speaking russian): >> man (speaking russian): >> narrator: but the ukrainians refused to surrender. (boy imitates explosion) >> (speaking russian): (gunfire pounding) >> narrator: this is the story of the battle for kharkiv, told by the people who lived through it: the displaced families... >> (speaking russian): >> narrator: the civilians caught in the fight... >> man (speaking russian): >> tatjana (in russian): >> narrator: and the first responders risking their lives to protect them. >> tatjana (in russian): (siren blaring) >> we have rescued four people. >> putin said, "a special military operation." how many pe

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jo currie, bbc news, cape town.e majority of her 11 as prime minister, has died at age 90. known for his no—nonsense approach to dealing with the press and his dislike of spin, he became a staunch ally of this is thatcher. she reported his loyalty with a knighthood in her resignation honours list. time for a look at the weather. here's chris faulkes. we started the day on a cloudy note but it's been brightening up nicely and a lovely end to the day across cumbria, with lots of sunshine for them it's not been like that everywhere. this afternoon across north—east scotland, a zone of thick cloud working in and one or two showers. talking about cloud, it can be quite difficult for the computer forecast to get cloud exactly right. this is tractor cumulus and look at this bank of it in the north sea. that is going to be moving towards the south—west and our shores. these are the winds at cloud level. we can see the model is a bit deficient in the cloud. we will probably see that cloud come in across north and eastern sco

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jo black, bbc news.s been awarded the golden bear for best film at the berlin film festival. the award is considered the festival's top prize. it was given to french director nicolas philibert�*s documentary which is about a floating day care centre for adults with mental disorders on the bank of the river seine in paris. and the director used his winner's speech to highlight the film's work to improve the image of those with mental illnesses. we do not always distinguish very clearly between patients and carers. and that's fine. i try to reverse the image that we always have of mad people, so discriminating, so stigmatising. i wanted us to be able, if not to identify with them, at least recognise what unites us beyond our differences. something like a common humanity. being part of the same world. the berlin festival's award for youngest ever winner went to eight—year—old sophia otero who plays a trans—gender child. congratulations to her and all the winners. you can reach me on twitter. hello. high pre

if you a veteran journalist jo loria, who interviewed the award winning writer seymour hearse on his nord stream pipeline sabotage investigation, believes nato led by the us is the only logical with rage against the war machine takes place in washington, d. c. on sunday, drawing thousands of people to march to the white house there, calling for the already billions of dollars and lethal aid said to kiev to be stuck with bringing you. the top stories from the past 7 days are right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly on aren't we begin with fe tragic development from russia's belgrade border region where authorities say a 12 year old girl has been killed by ukrainian shelley. it occurred in the village of nobody. vulture. the local governor said the girl had been in the street talking to her father on the phone when 9 shells were fired up the or yeah. meanwhile, in don boss, local official save a city of done yet was targeted with a barrage of some 40 ukrainian rockets also. and from the leaving one person dead on 11 injured. the attack sparked fire at the prosecu

the motor deep wash, no wind arrive for mazda does equal on my jo glades the gaza free media. so ma'am, your best week die off warm off. what are no minute, i'm not getting back with you. he threw africa. the future coffee beans may take a sustainable, resilient, productive coffee expos in country of uganda. helping to fight climate change with a project titled robust laura mil farm as adjoining and it's huge ecological experiment with africa. and 30 minutes on d w ah, with being 40 your time on social media. if its incidents went right, where are the new digital battle lines being drawn? the propaganda war for ukraine? russia's war in ukraine, one year since the invasion began. we take a look back and into the future in the new media. slow green. in february on d, w. mm mm . should we hit oh, do we treat animals and why hasn't anything changed? does this is actually a clear violation of animal protection. why do we love some as companions while leading others? yet i never thought about how strange it was that i could had my dog with one hand . well, i ate a pork chop with the

now are jo mosque is of paramount importance, both for russia and ukraine on the strategic and mental side for key of it's important to hold on to the city, to keep up the morale in the army and that keep in fact, it's 70 kilometer defensive line. while for russia taking control over, it's almost will mean a direct route towards the cities of slug downs and crumb a tourist. now both of those cities are a part of the nest people's republic and their liberation falls in line with the goals of russia. special military operation, artes roman casarez. thank you. while this comes as ukrainian forces have shelled residential areas in the town of a lesh key in russia's how to san region, according to local authorities and apartment building has been heavily damaged. local authorities say the ukrainian army fired 17 shells on civilians there. as of now we have no reports of casualties, and this comes after tuesdays attack on don. yet when 6 civilians were killed in a ukrainian attack in the area, china has called on the world to prevent the ukrainian conflict from escalating further asking lea

north korean leader kim junglin, sista kim jo john says with a country uses the pacific ocean as its shooting range depends on the united states . iran denying reports. it's intentionally enriched uranium beyond international acceptable levels. united nations nuclear watchdog says isn't talks about reports, said iran's enrichment had gone up to 84 percent. a 90 percent threshold is required for use in a nuclear weapon. turkish rescue efforts that ended in all provinces accept cut ahmad marashi and had tie the areas hardest hit by the earthquakes 2 weeks ago. more than 46000 people have been concerned dead. and turkey yes and syria a doctors without borders. a convoy has now entered northwest in syria, the agencies calling for an urgent skating up of help to the region. u. s. authorities of announced it will provide an additional $100000000.00 in aid secretary of state, anthony blink, and visited some of the affected areas on sunday. we are working in very close collaboration with our turkish colleagues both to understand all of the needs and to find ways to us to live on this could n

as the general assembly mocks a jo for ukrainian conflict, it is important that we ask ourselves a few pertinent questions. all we any venue or a possible solution, acceptable to both sites? can any process that does not involve either of the 2 sides ever lead to a credible and meaningful solution? has the un system and particularly its principal organ, the un security council based on a 1945 world construct not been rendered ineffective. we will always called for dialogue and diplomacy as the only viable we ups. while we take note of the stated objectives of today's resolution, given its inherent limitations in reaching our desired goal of securing lasting peace, we are constrained to epstein. thank that comes as the un general assembly passed, a western drafter resolution calling on russia to withdraw its forces. $141.00 countries voted in favor of the motion after 2 days of debates and new york 7 nations including russia, bella roost, and syria rejected the document while an additional $32.00 you and members abstain among them. china, india, and iran. the hungarian foreign minister

high does jo, castro reports public details about what u. s. officials described as the object discovered over north eastern alaska remains sparse. the pentagon says it was about the size of a car for an unmanned and did not appear to be maneuverable. this shabby was travelling at about 40000 feet, which posed a potential, a reasonable threat to civilian air traffic. and the decision was made to take you about the decision came from president biden, as he was preparing to meet with brazil's president at the white house. biden had been criticized by republicans for waiting days to shoot down a chinese spy balloon. as it traveled across the united states last week. the administration had feared the risk of a bad landing, and so waited until the balloon was over the atlantic ocean to take it down. you s official se, there's no indication the object shot down over alaska on friday was related. we do not know who owns it or whether it's a, whether it's state owned or, or, or corporate owner privately own. we just don't know. the u. s. northern co

there's no, jo doesn't resemble our boards. no wonder with my mom says, sure. i got and we are a boy on the one on one and then we'll get all children. meanwhile, for the 1st time in niger was an actual process, citizens are witnessing the emergence of a surprisingly strong fed force. the labor party is presidential candidate detail will be joined the party less than a year ago and has already instructed some hathaway support among the youth. his followers call themselves the obedience as a drawn to him because on like the other countries, as no corruption controversies, after willing to state an emperor for 8 years i, i i have only one who got strong. i have the a model minded to media registered voters in saturday's polls and over one minute. electoral and security officials have been deployed to ensure the elections are free. and fulton points to the open for 6 hours from 8 30 am to 2 30 pm and saturday. 8, somebody club, a winner of the presidential race. any of the candidates must obtain the highest number of vote and get at least 25 percent of the pallet

and jo major comes in as her successor, but he doesn't break from what's happening here. so actually what you get is more privatization, you get more quangos that replace a lot of government agencies. and this continues for his whole 7 years. and as you're having this big near liberal overhaul, what you get is this increasing disparity between rich and poor. lots of people start to get left behind. but there were some groups that prospered, right? some ethnic minorities, we're able to live the near liberal jury. you always get winners and losers in any system like this. there were certain south asian communities and people who made money very many ways, the exceptions to the rule. there are exceptions to the audiology, the but there was a fragmented of communities as well, right? as his, like it breaks everybody up, everybody's kind of fighting for the same resources. and at that point, because multiculturalism is an absolute fact of life, the local authorities are dedicated some funds towards multicultural policies towards an to racism or whatnot, which the you wrote to

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there was certainly a fair amount of booing and echoing from jo biden's opponents. but if you listen to jo biden's word, you would believe that the country is moving in a good direction. that's not what americans believe. we heard from radio host and political commentator, steve gail, now he says that not much of what us president joe biden has to say is actually in line with the truth. however, listen, he's is promoting peace. the same way that he's promoting unity in the united states when he gave you another partisan devices speech here. nothing that he says is consistent with the truth. and i think again, whether it's the u. s. as a protector of world peace divided ministration, promoting unity of bipartisanship, or when he continues to show the other side to just go to the polls, we can look to the actual numbers and inflation is still significantly higher than when joe biden took office. he can't blame it on this is his policies that i started seeing a inflation spike, but he claimed when the prices went up that he has nothing to do with that. but when they co

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jo black reports. 0n the seabed, a team of divers explore the site of a royal shipwreck.ay 1682. this discovery has been described as the most important maritime find since the mary rose, and it was found by two brothers from norwich. oh, look at that bottle, got a cork on the top as well. julian and lincoln barnwell run a printing business, but they're also experienced divers and have searched for shipwrecks for years. they challenged themselves to look for the gloucester and after four years, they found her. this footage shows a rope, one of the ship's cannons, a wine bottle and the tip of one of the anchors. and this computer image of the site has been generated and shows how a lot of the ship is submerged in the sand. hundreds of items from the 6loucester have been brought to the surface and now they're going on public display for the first time. well, it's quite surreal, actually, you know, to sort of go from seeing them on the seabed and to sort of bring them out to the public and display them in such a lovely way, it's something to be proud of. 0nboard that fateful

this is a very important and visit a for ukraine at that, at this particular time, i certainly jo biding arriving here, pledging more or weapons bridging more defense. financial support. pledging solidarity with ukraine is a very important president lensky, and probably feeling very satisfied that the u. s, president from the heart of keith is announcing that he will gave more a long rage. ammunition artillery rounds a long range, missiles, b for the defense system. we've of the air surveys system war crucial military hardware that president valencia keeps on asking for over and over again. this is the only way ukraine can sustain this war, as in just a few days on february 24th. we reached the one year anniversary of this war, while alan fish joins us now from warsaw on the polish capital, allan biden was due there today. i believe that his detour wasn't too much in the surprise. while they were talking about this for a number of months and certainly in the days before the trip to poland, people were ascii through go to ukraine. the white house just simply wouldn't give an answer saying

if you have veteran journalist jo loria who interviewed the award winning writer seymour hearse on his north stream pipeline to sabotage investigation, he believes nato led by the u. s. is the only logical suspect. the rage against the war machine in washington dc is in full swing, drawing thousands of people to march to the white house live pictures right now. you can see ron paul speaking and addressing the crowds. those in attendance are calling for the billions of dollars in legal aid. going to have to be stop live reaction from washington dc coming up in the program with bringing you the top stories for the past 7 days and writes up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly warranty. we begin with fe, project development from russia's belgrade border region, where authorities say a 12 year old girl has been killed by ukrainian shelley. it occurred in the village of nova, yet to vote on the local governor said the girl had been in the streets talking on the phone to her father when 9 shells were fired up the area. bats. as in don bass, local officials say the city of d

but it, is it right to simply jo swats away the concerns, not just of moscow, but other countries on the council as well. well, keep in mind that's, that is the modus operandi of the united states. that's what they have done. they did it with the election in 20202022. they did it with things have open borders in the united states. they've become really good to just lie and they lie about everything. and i think people in other countries are starting to realize that. and that's why you see this alignment with russia and china on the bricks agreement. obviously the united states interfere with that election down in brazil and you know that that was a case and it probably had more to do with it. you know, obviously the brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. they want, they wanted to disrupt that partnership as well. but i think most of what you're hearing about now, this kind of explaining it away is just more of the united states rhetoric and propaganda in frankly they, they feel like what they've done, the american people that do the rest the world. and, and frankly, i think

why, why do they seem so afraid to say something to, to push back to jo? well, 1st of all, they're still u, as troops in europe to look at the entire post. more history was only child. the goal, when you stood up to nato and take them out, and france withdrew during the area of the lead up to the rock of a 2003 germany and france joined russia and china to vote against their resolution to authorize the invasion of iraq. those are the only 2 times in 506070 years now, where western european leaders decided to go against united states. look at my crone. he said in a conference that he didn't believe in regime change in, in russia. he didn't believe a huge, always talked about an unsecured architecture in europe, and then he does nothing. so at least he speaks, even shouts made some good noises at the beginning that we have to accommodate rochard abs, security interests. they do nothing to their instincts might be good and they get pulled back. don't ask me that because i don't know what they have on these people . they could destroy them. maybe they're polit

ah, north korean leader kim jong own sister, kim, jo john says whether her country uses the pacific ocean as quote its shooting range depends on the united states. the statement comes after north korea fired another ballistic missile off its east coast. apparently angered by joint military drills between the u. s. and south korea. fenton monahan has more u. s. and south korean war plains carry out a highly visible response to saturday's missile launch by north korea. south korea defense ministry said the drill headed by nuclear capable american b, one bombers, a from the united states commitment to the extended turns of its nuclear weapons. the u. s. in japan held a similar separate exercise over waters off japan's west coast for the missile part on saturday came down north korea state media agency says crews were given no early warning at of the order to launch the croissant 15 intercontinental ballistic missile proof. it says of capability to deliver, quote, fatal nuclear counter attack. possibly the launch kim jo, john, the sister of north korea's leader, said whether to use the pacifi