hello, i'm kasia madera.est ukraine critical infrastructure has been hit in a massive russian attack, that's according to officials in the city of lviv. the extent of the russian attack in ukraine is still not completely clear. three, two, one, ignition. two privately—built lunar landers blast off from florida heading for the moon. hello, i'm kasia madera. west ukraine critical infrastructure has been hit in a massive russian attack, that's according to officials in the city of lviv. the extent of the russian attack in ukraine is still not completely clear. there are no reports of casualties at the moment. but ukraine has introduced emergency power cuts in six regions in response. it comes as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskiy he was handing himself in to avoid any bloodshed. anti—corruption investigators forced their way into the presidential compound this morning. it was their second attempt to arrest yoon after they were previously thwarted by his security team. these are live pictures from outside th

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hello, i'm kasia madera. let's return to our top story. west ukraine's critical infrastructure has been hit in a "massive" russian attack, that's according to officials in the city of lviv. the extent of the russian attack in ukraine is still not completely clear. there are no reports of casualties at the moment. ukraine has imposed emergency power cuts in six regions in response. it comes as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskiy has arrived in warsaw — for a meeting with the polish prime minister. in a statement on social media, president zelensky said russia targeted ukraine's gas infrastructure and other energy facilities and that ukrainian air defence downed at least 30 out of more than a0 russian missiles launched in the attacks. let's speak to our eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford. good morning. a difficult picture across, especially, western ukraine. bring us up to date with what you know. i bring us up to date with what you know. ~ , . know. i think the full, full picture is still emerging. _ know. i think the full, f

hello, i'm kasia madera. washington dc, where in the coming hours, donald trump will be sworn into office as the 47th president of the united states. jd vance taking the oath of office as his vice president. mr trump has already reaffirmed his commitment to carry out the largest deportation programme in american history. and that he's going to enact a series of executive orders within hours of taking office. ahead of his inauguration, during a wide ranging speech at a rally in washington, he told supporters the united states was about to begin a new era of prosperity, whilst restoring patriotism and law and order. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports. # god bless the usa! donald trump is back where he wants to be, reclaiming power. at noon, the curtain closes on four long years of american decline, and we begin a brand new day of american strength and prosperity, dignity and pride. his bombastic style remains a crowd—pleaser. i think someone like trump comes around once in a lifetime. i mean, w

let's return now to leicestershire where we can speak to our correspondent kasia madera.are coinu. , , , coping. this is the very picturesque _ coping. this is the very picturesque and - coping. this is the very i picturesque and beautiful village of quorn, but behind me, it's not a high street right now. we've seen people in waders and wellies trying to get across and what they are looking up, they are expecting what has happened with the white horse, the beloved local pub which only last whi

hello, i'm kasia madera.elcome to bbc news on an historic day for the us, the inauguration of donald trump. let's take you live to washington, where in the coming hours, donald trump will be sworn into office as the 47th president of the united states. jd vance taking the oath of office as his vice president. mr trump has already reaffirmed his commitment to carry out the largest deportation programme in american history. and that he's going to enact a series of executive orders within hours of taking office. we are monitoring the live shots as we expect this historic day to get under way. donald trump being sworn into his second term as us president which will take place just before 12 o'clock local time and 5pm gmt, in washington, dc. we will have coverage from midday gmt. ahead of his inauguration, during a wide—ranging speech at a rally in washington, he told supporters the united states was about to begin a new era of prosperity, whilst restoring patriotism and law and order. our north america correspond

hello, i'm kasia madera.the oath of office as his vice president. mr trump has already reaffirmed his commitment to carry out the largest deportation programme in american history. and that he's going to enact a series of executive orders within hours of taking office. ahead of his inauguration, during a wide ranging speech

winner, malala yousafzai, urges muslim leaders not to legitimise the taliban administration. , i'm kasiaetting up this hour. while firefighers have made progress in some areas, the winds that have been a huge factor in spreading the flames, remain strong. four fires are blazing and 16 people are confirmed to have been killed in the fires, ii in the eaton fire and five in the palisades, with 13 people missing. the largest fire — the palisades — is now

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let's return now to leicestershire where we can speak to our correspondent, kasia madera.fore. this is the high street. we have been watching the water receded over the past few hours, but as you can see it is still very much there. people are frustrated because this is the second time in as many years that their main high street has been flooded like this. the local pub once again under water, we believe there are sellers could be possibly flooded as well. the local mp joins us live. it comes under yourjurisdiction. 0bviously yourjurisdiction. obviously there is a lot of concern and angen there is a lot of concern and men �* , . , there is a lot of concern and men 2 . , ., ., , anger. there's a my heart goes out to all— anger. there's a my heart goes out to all those _ anger. there's a my heart goes out to all those affected. - anger. there's a my heart goes out to all those affected. this | out to all those affected. this is one — out to all those affected. this is one of— out to all those affected. this is one of the many things we have — is one of the many things we ha

winner, malala yousafzai, urges muslim leaders not to legitimise the taliban administration. , i'm kasiaadera. the wildfires emergency that's engulfed parts of los angeles shows no sign of letting up this hour. while firefighers have made progress in some areas, the winds that have been a huge factor in spreading the flames, remain strong. four fires are blazing and 16 people are confirmed to have been killed in the fires, 11 in the eaton fire and five in the palisades, with 13 people missing. the largest fire — the palisades — is now spreading east, threatening the wealthy suburb of brentwood, where the vice president kamala harris has a home. crews have been dropping fire retardant to stop the spread. and as firefighters struggle to contain the flames — those winds are picking up again and the forecast is for strong gusts across much of the week. leigh milner reports. six days on since the devastating blazes began and this is what firefighters still face as they make an all—out assault to keep the largest of these deadly wildfires in pacific palisades from spreading any further. i felt

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kasia madera is in the village of quorn, near loughborough. kasia, what's the situation there?out in that report, it is normally a few minutes up the road from here where the river soar is and the severe weather warning is there. we can't pass the road now because this river is really damaging the situation here in quorn. the problem with this village, a beautiful, picturesque village, a beautiful, picturesque village, is it is right between the river soar and a couple of bricks, so once again the residents here are seeing their high street turned into a river, and this is the second time in as many years that this has happened. local residents say that they are frustrated that they are once again seeing their high street flooded like this. thanks, kasia. and, paul, how are people getting on in boston? a lot of the water that kasia is talking — a lot of the water that kasia is talking about ends up here, and this drain— talking about ends up here, and this drain is— talking about ends up here, and this drain is absolutely bursting at the seams _ drain is absolutely bursting at

hello, i'm kasia madera. we are about to find out the latest uk inflation figure, the rate at which prices are rising by. it is 2.5%, down from 2.6%. with me is our buisiness presenter, tadhg enright. you have just finished you havejust finished presenting and you are staying on to talk about this. so, it is down, a little bit of movement.— this. so, it is down, a little bit of movement. , ., , ., of movement. there will be a sigh of relief to a degree _ of movement. there will be a sigh of relief to a degree in _ of movement. there will be a sigh of relief to a degree in the _ of movement. there will be a sigh of relief to a degree in the treasury, i relief to a degree in the treasury, in the bank of england as well. expectations were that it could be around 2.6%, fears that it would be higher than that. the fact that it is lower suggests that inflation is going on the right direction. that's the figure for december, the figure for november was 2.6%. that doesn't suggest that inflation is coming back down to