let's cross back to kasia who is in - cross back to kasia who is in madrid.to would be willing to go? what is the feeling you get from there?— to go? what is the feeling you get from there? ~ , , from there? well, the support, the concern, from there? well, the support, the concern. they _ from there? well, the support, the concern, they basically _ from there? well, the support, the concern, they basically anxiety - from there? well, the support, the | concern, they basically anxiety over what is happening over this brood all, increasingly brutal attack on ukraine is that —— is at the forefront of everybody�*s mind right now. what we're hearing today as tangible steps to help bolster, to help those countries that are very to that border to help them feel a little bit more secure. so we are hearing a huge increase, and we heard this very much early on in the summit, a huge increase in the number of rapid deployment trips, and eightfold increase of [io—300,000. and eightfold increase of 40—300,000. german, british and otherallied 40—300,000. german, british an

. - from the summit in madrid, kasia madera. wanted to show a united nato and that is certainly what he got with the strategic concept. for the first time, they are talking about russia as a risk. what russia has done in ukraine has galvanised these nato nations to come together and the alliances offer support to ukraine with the bolstering of troops and for the first time since the end of the cold war, there will be a permanent us presence in an eastern european country, in poland. the polish president very much welcoming that saying they will feel much more secure knowing that the us presence will be there. and of course we have the addition of two new countries joining and therefore automaticallyjust increasing, doubling the border between nato and russia. so, if president putin, with his launch of a war on ukraine had wanted to stop nato enlargement, well, he got exactly the opposite. kasia madera reporting from the summit in madrid. the suspected driver of a truck, found abandoned near the city of san antonio in texas with

stay there kasia — because i want to talk kasia madera is in madrid.he very real sense. absolutely right, louis. if they're doing one thing, they should be celebrating in the capital of madrid because those world leaders, as all those delegates go, there will be very pleased with how the summit went. we were promised a transformative summit, we are promised an overhaul of the defence, collective defence of nato and that's exactly what we saw. big pledges, monetary pledges as you say in some massive increase of that fast response team as well to boost the eastern flank and basically, a message of united nato. we were promised all of this and we certainly got it. but where we stand here at the centre of madrid is an independent square in nato once again showing that it is working to defend independent nations. the perspective of the uk has been the borisjohnson was to present himself as someone who is increasing military spending at home and other countries of promised to do that too. but what happens next is crucial, isn't it, if countries to actually i

this is bbc news — i'm kasia madera — with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around themount — could ukraine be pressured into making concessions? the mayor of kyiv tells the bbc peace talks can wait. talking with russia about compromising if they left ukraine, it'll be to talk. but not yet. at least three people are killed in a militant attack in kabul — targeting afghanistan's dwindling sikh community. this was the main prayer quarters which have been left completely devastated. tens of thousands of people marched through london calling on the government to do more to help tackle the cost of living crisis. and — more than thirty people are killed in

{lilia say when this conflict will end. 0k, kasia, many _ say when this conflict will end. 0k, kasia, ambassador in moscow to voice what they call a strong protest against what they describe as offensive british statements, including statements about alleged russian threats to use nuclear weapons. so the british ambassador summoned by the russians for allegedly offensive british statements. a report into how police forces in england and wales deal with allegations of domestic abuse against their staff has been published. it follows a super complaint made by the centre for women's justice. watchdogs have found that police need to improve how they respond to domestic abuse cases where the suspect is a serving officer. the report identified �*systemic weaknesses' in police response to these cases, and found that victims lacked confidence in the impartiality of the police. our home affairs correspondent june kelly has been looking at the report. this was a strongly worded report which was launched here by the watchdog at canary wharf, and it followed what is called a super complaint, whic

, kasia madera in madrid, for now thank you.eavy and thundery spreading into the east of scotland. more persistent rain in orkney and shetland. sunny spells for most. showers breaking ad, heaviest in the north and east on friday and more places dry in the west until we see more persistent rain in northern ireland later in the day. that will bring showers across the country on saturday. sunday is the driest day of the weekend and feeling a touch warmer too. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. a mother and stepfather have been given life sentences for murdering a five—year—old boy who died after months of imprisonment in his bridgend home. the police watchdog says forces need to improve how they respond to domestic abuse cases where the suspect is a serving officer. london's public health director urges anyone with monkeypox to skip the capital's pride events this weekend. the uk promises another billion pound to ukraine to help it fight the war against russia. sport from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. hello, it's anoth

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i'm kasia madera. it's very good of you to be with us today. this week, we're discussing the us supreme court overturning a 50—year—old ruling that legalised abortion nationwide, and look at its implication for millions of american women. we'll also be discussing the aftermath of the recent by—elections here in the uk and will be asking what the losses for the conservative party mean for the future of borisjohnson and his government, and we're also going to investigate allegations that russia is deporting captured ukrainians, including children. today for dateline london, we'rejoined by the uk's veteran political commentator steve richards, also joining us, ned temko from the christian science monitor and we welcome vera krichevskaya, the founder of moscow's tv channel rain tv that is actually banned by president putin. welcome to you all, it's really great to have you all here. we are going to start with the us supreme court. it has voted to overturn the landmark ruling that legalised abortion almost 50 years ago. it struck down the roe v wade

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the real issue is much longer silica was the 1st country in south kasia, to liberalize its economy back in 1977. when the giant was in a government at that time took 3 away from the number line went to the orbit of the united states and with the support of my structure organizations. structural adjustment centers on the new or liberal talk with tribulation and financial liberalization. leading us to become more dependent on international markets, but those reforms could not be sustained because of as long civil war that was started in 1983 lasting 26 years. so it is really with the end of the civil war in 2009. that what i have characterized as a 2nd wave of notable at some when the mind, the roger bucks the government at the time, which had won the war with a very authoritarian militarized hold, decided to take your liberal policies forwarded for the bent and borrowed extensively in the international capital markets in particular and invested in infrastructure and tourism. but there are no returns from those investments. and it is dos foreign debt in the form of sovereign warnings over

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hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. the first flights taking asylum—seekers to rwanda is due to leave the uk in the next few hours. these are the plans expected to fly them out on only in hand flow may be on board but they are determined to press ahead. fix, on board but they are determined to press ahead-— press ahead. a sensible partnership that we have _ press ahead. a sensible partnership that we have set _ press ahead. a sensible partnership that we have set out _ press ahead. a sensible partnership that we have set out in _ press ahead. a sensible partnership that we have set out in it _ press ahead. a sensible partnership that we have set out in it may - that we have set out in it may take a while to get working properly but it is a new build to keep going. activists have been blocking the road to the airport in the be looking at the government policy. also conduct, the bbc are among 28 uk journalists also conduct, the bbc are among 28 ukjournalists to be also conduct, the bbc are among 28 uk journalists to be bla

but the agreements of the international community with the new government which will be at that time kasiafor sure if we are talking about a period of 7 years, 8 years is the duration of a potential process in the european court of human rights, that is, we are talking about long distant horizons, but already on these on the horizons of the execution of the court decision there is and appears to be quite a realistic plus, but at the moment we are definitely not talking about the fact that we are starting some kind of story, i don't know where it is, not even for me, or for my successor, but only later will we have to finish this story, nor the process itself, it is mega it is important because in the course of this process a there will be a-a-a court decisions that will contain a lot of the constitution and a lot of legal facts that are important for our other court processes and why we are doing this except for the unconditional result of the recovery in the future compensation for damages is also a transfer of discussions to a legal format, that is, if now the statements that russia has

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this is bbc news — i'm kasia madera — with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around theld. as casualties continue to mount — could ukraine be pressured into making concessions? the mayor of kyiv tells the bbc peace talks can wait. talking with russia about compromising if they left ukraine, it'll be to talk. but not yet. at least three people are killed in a militant attack in kabul — targeting afghanistan's dwindling sikh community. this was the main prayer quarters which have been left completely devastated. tens of thousands of people marched through london calling on the government to do more to help tackle the cost of living crisis. and — more than thirty people are killed in northern bangladesh — as heavy monsoon storms trigger lightning and landslides. the mayor of kyiv, vitali klitschko, has told the bbc his country will only enter peace talks after the "last russian soldier has left ukraine". some ukrainian officials have expressed concerns their country may be pushed towards a peace deal with russia, as the war continues to put pressure on food and energy suppl

from the summit in madrid, kasia madera.retary really wanted to show a united nato and that is certainly what he got with the strategic concept. for the first time, they are talking about russia as a risk stop what russia has done in ukraine has galvanised these nato nations to come together and the alliances offer support to ukraine with the bolstering of troops and for the first time since the end of the cold war, there will be a permanent us presence in an eastern european country, in poland. the polish president very much welcoming that saying they will feel much more secure knowing that the us presence will be there. and of course we have there. and of course we have the addition of two new countriesjoining and the addition of two new countries joining and therefore automatically just countries joining and therefore automaticallyjust increasing, doubling border between nato and russia. so, if president vladimir putin with his launch of a war on ukraine had wanted to stop nato enlargement, well, he got exactly the opposi

i'm kasia madera. the latest headlines.uling, dating back nearly 50 years, has been overturned. the final opinion, was written byjustice alito the final opinion was written byjustice alito and issued on friday. the historicjudgement is set to transform abortion rights in america, with individual states now able to ban or crowds were gathered outside the court when the ruling emerged, but president biden has been strongly critical. back in britain, and boris johnson insists he'll carry on as prime minister, despite two devastating by—election defeats — one to labour and the other to the liberal democrats. the prime minister has also been hit by the resignation of conservative chairman oliver durden from the cabinet. ukrainian troops have been ordered to withdraw in severodonetsk, in the east of the country. that's according to the governor of luhansk. he said it didn't make sense for soldiers to remain in destroyed positions.

hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source.t they are determined to press ahead. aha, on board but they are determined to press ahead-— press ahead. a sensible partnership that we have _ press ahead. a sensible partnership that we have set _ press ahead. a sensible partnership that we have set out _ press ahead. a sensible partnership that we have set out in _ press ahead. a sensible partnership that we have set out in it _ press ahead. a sensible partnership that we have set out in it may i that we have set out in it may take a while to get working properly but it is a new build to keep going. activists have been blocking the road to the airport in the be looking at the government policy. also conduct, the bbc are among 28 uk journalists also conduct, the bbc are among 28 ukjournalists to be also conduct, the bbc are among 28 uk journalists to be blacklisted ukjournalists to be blacklisted by russia.

i'm kasia madera. the latest headlines. the us supreme court has ended the constitutional right to have an abortion. it means the landmark roe v wade ruling, dating back nearly 50 years, has been overturned. the final opinion, was written byjustice alito the final opinion was written byjustice alito and issued on friday. the historicjudgement is set to transform abortion rights in america, with individual states now able to ban or crowds were gathered outside the court when the ruling emerged, but president biden has been strongly critical. back in britain, and boris johnson insists he'll carry on as prime minister, despite two devastating by—election defeats — one to labour and the other to the liberal democrats. the prime minister has also been hit by the resignation of conservative chairman oliver durden from the cabinet. ukrainian troops have been ordered to withdraw in severodonetsk, in the east of the country. that's according to the governor of luhansk. he said it didn't make sense for soldiers to remain in destroyed

hello, i'm kasia madera this is 0utside source.ike pence. the leaders of france, germany and italy make their first visit to kyiv — to show support for ukraine. all four of us support ukraine as an immediate

let's go over to the summit in madrid now, and my colleague kasia madera. hi there.dence sc uare, hi there. well, here in independence square. the — hi there. well, here in independence square, the centre _ hi there. well, here in independence square, the centre of— hi there. well, here in independence square, the centre of madrid, - hi there. well, here in independence square, the centre of madrid, this i square, the centre of madrid, this is exactly what world leaders who have been that nato summit in the past few days one to preserve, the independence of nato's countries, a free nato alliance and the united nato alliance and that is exactly what the nsat stoltenberg promised, a transformative summit and it certainly what we got. in stoltenberg will be happy with the invigorated nature that we saw over the last few days. a change nato as well. think about it, the addition of two new countries with sweden and finland joining this alliance automatically doubling the border between nato countries and russia itself, exactly the opposite to what president putin ever wan

let's cross live to madrid and my colleague, kasia madera.of course leading to the creation of nato itself. nato leaders agreeing the strategic concept on wednesday and this is significant because it completely changes the strategic concept from 2010, when the landscape, security environment across this region, was very different. now today the leaders of nato are describing russia as the most significant and direct threat to allies' security and stability. this is significant because if you compare to what was happening back in 2010, the last strategic concept for these member states, at that point, the russian president was actually present at the summit. vladimir putin was the prime minister at the time. so this is a completely different landscape whether allies clearly stating that russia is the most significant, most direct threat to allies. jens stoltenberg has always talked about the need for unity and strength and has said they will support ukraine, these countries will support ukraine, for as long as it takes. he was speaking just a

let's speak to my colleague kasia madera, who's in madrid for us.n are on board and another 300,000 troops for the quick response force, a comfort into package. what is in that? tim. quick response force, a comfort into package. what is in that?— package. what is in that? tim, this is. . . package. what is in that? tim, this is- -- today's _ package. what is in that? tim, this is... today's summit _ package. what is in that? tim, this is... today's summit has _ package. what is in that? tim, this is... today's summit has been - is... today's summit has been exactly whatjens stoltenberg wanted to hear. he is one of the unity, a united message when it comes to the message for russia because ultimately everybody�*s miser on what is happening in ukraine. and today we heard for the first time since the end of the cold war, the us will create a permanent headquarters in eastern europe, in poland itself. now i focus physically to the polish president, who gave his reaction when you can imagine he was very pleased. translation: , ., ., , translation: of cou

hello, i'm kasia madera with outside source.raine. to recap, all four of us support ukraine — to recap, all four of us support ukraine is— to recap, all four of us support ukraine is in immediate candidate for to— ukraine is in immediate candidate for to the — ukraine is in immediate candidate for to the european union. and the oscar—winning actor kevin spacey appears in person at his first court hearing since being charged with sex offences. ukraine has seen a number of high profile visitors today. the french president emmanuel macron, german chancellor olaf scholz and italian prime minister mario draghi travelled by overnight train to kyiv. here they are — also joined by the romanian president — meeting ukraine's president zelensky. they held talks, then a press conference, and the three leaders delivered a united message. let's listen. translation: all four of us support ukraine as an immediate candidate procession to the european union. translation: we are at a — the european union. translation: we are at a turning _ the eur

health officials in kasia contra costa county are keeping a close eye on the spread of covid-19 krongo checked in with them on what needs to happen before people are asked to mask back up indoors. >> indoor masking remains optional. in contra costa county and contra costa health services says there are no plans to change that policy anytime there's a lot of covid-19 within our communities. still the current positive covid-19 case rate pales in comparison to what the county experienced in january right now, the 7 day average of new cases is 478 at the start of the year. that number was 2,832. >> but keep in mind, the current number is skewed. it isn't under county in terms of cases because they're tess county deputy health officer doctor. so fema korea says hospitalization data. >> is a better indicator of the severity of the virus and may be used as a metric to determine when the county could possibly re implementing indoor masking mandate currently at 77 in the hospital contra costa county and look at the peak hospitalizations. >> at the last on the costs, like we had 333 individual

they spoke to our correspondent kasia madera. that and that everyone here knows that because they both bring tremendous capabilities and they share our values. they will be a great asset with naito. but turkey had its concerns and of course nato is about consensus. so how did you convince and how was turkey convinced to overcome their concerns? is it quite a high price that nato is paying for this? i think we should give credit to finland, sweden and turkey because their discussions that have been ongoing since they announced that they would like to join nato, that made the difference. of course, other members of nato's have probably weighed in in a number of discussions, but this is a real success for finland, sweden and turkey to have resolved their disputes and have a completely different nato's summit than we would have had otherwise. well, it's certainly a different nato summit because like i say, there was a there was an expectation, but certainly not possibly not even at this summit. and it came very, very early on. and it