this is bbc world news, i'm kasia madera. our top stories.n the last hour, france have beaten england in the quarter finals putting an end to england's world cup dreams france scored in the first half, and later harry kane equalised for england with this penalty. he's missed it! oh, my... but the england captain missed a second penalty — and france went on to win 2—1. we win and lose as a team and, you know, there were things that both ends of the pitch that decide the games. it's such fine margins when you are playing against a top team like france. we'll be live in qatar. our other main story here tonight: three people are known to have died, and about a dozen are missing after an explosion demolished a block of flats injersey. it is, as i described this morning, a scene of utter devastation. i mean, the building has completely collapsed. it is... it doesn't even look like a building was. xylophone jingle. hello, campers. rise and shine! and ruth madoc, one of the stars of the hit 80s tv comedy hi—de—hi, has died at the age of 79. good even

this is bbc news, i'm kasia madera, welcome to viewers in the uk and around the world: france book their one. les bleus will face morocco for a place in the final. the atlas lions beat portugal — becoming the first african and arab country to reach the last four of the world cup. tens of thousands of opposition supporters in bangladesh rally — calling on the government to step down. and defeated republican candidate kari lake — who had been backed by donald trump — challenges her loss in the midterms in court. and — our 100 women series hears from rita moreno — the multi—award winning performer — about how racial stereotyping affected her career.

i'm kasia madera. the headlines...ave of missiles at cities across ukraine — including the capital, kyiv. pope francis and world leaders pay tribute — as the vatican announces the death of former pope, benedict xvi, at the age of 95. world health officials call on beijing to share accurate covid data, as england becomes the latest country to control arrivals from china. celebrations have begun to mark the start of 2023, with firework displays in cities around the world.

i'm kasia madera. our top stories...of missiles at cities across ukraine — including the capital, kyiv. the authorities had warned ukrainians that russia would launch more attacks. president zelensky said that russia wanted ukrainians to celebrate the new year in the dark. pope francis and world leaders pay tribute — as the vatican announces the death of former pope, benedict xvi, at the age of 95. he led the catholic church for nearly eight years until 2013, when he became the first pope in 600 years to resign. world health officials call on beijing to share

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hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside source. president zelensky arrives in washington as the united states confirms it will provide ukraine with patriot missiles this is the scene live in washington as the ukrainian leader prepares to meet president biden on his first trip outside ukraine since the russian invasion. thousands of ambulance workers are on strike in england and wales — the british health secretary says unions have made �*a conscious choice to inflict harm on patients�* it is a point when the system is already facing very significant pressure. that is the point at which the trade unions have chosen to take industrial action. and elon musk says he'll step down as twitter�*s chief executive officer when he finds someone "foolish enough to take the job". ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, is in the united states. it is his first trip abroad since russia invaded in february. he's expected to be welcomed by president biden at the white house shortly, amid photos and handshakes. but what concrete help will he get fr

i'm kasia madera. our top stories...ussia launches another wave of missiles at cities across ukraine — including the capital, kyiv. the authorities had warned ukrainians that russia would launch more attacks. president zelensky said that russia wanted ukrainians to celebrate the new year in the dark. pope francis and world leaders pay tribute — as the vatican announces the death of former pope, benedict xvi, at the age of 95. he led the catholic church for nearly eight years until 2013, when he became the first pope in 600 years to resign. world health officials call on beijing to share accurate covid data, as england becomes the latest country to control arrivals from china. queen guitarist brian may and members of england's women's football team are among those celebrated in the uk's new year's honours list. and celebrations have begun to mark the start of 2023, with firework displays in auckland, new zealand and at sydney harbour. hello, welcome. russia has launched another barrage of missiles at cities across ukraine

this is bbc news, i'm kasia madera, welcome to viewers in the uk and around the world: france book their place in the semi—finals of the world cup — beating england by two goals to one. les bleus will face morocco for a place in the final. the atlas lions beat portugal — becoming the first african and arab country to reach the last four of the world cup. tens of thousands of opposition supporters in bangladesh rally — calling on the government to step down. and defeated republican candidate kari lake — who had been backed by donald trump — challenges her loss in the midterms in court. and — our 100 women series hears from rita moreno — the multi—award winning performer — about how racial stereotyping affected her career. at first, it seemed just fine. and then it began to occur to me that that would limit me quite a bit. we start with the world cup, where we now know the semi—final line up. the holders, france, eliminated england. while morocco made history with their victory over portugal. they are the first african and arab country to make it to the last four of the men's world cup. we

i'm kasia madera. the headlines... russia launches another wave of missiles at cities across ukraine — including the capital, kyiv. pope francis and world leaders pay tribute — as the vatican announces the death of former pope, benedict xvi, at the age of 95. world health officials call on beijing to share accurate covid data, as england becomes the latest country to control arrivals from china. celebrations have begun to mark the start of 2023, with firework displays in cities around the world. welcome. russia has launched another barrage of missiles at cities across ukraine in the second big attack in three days. a number of explosions were heard in the centre of the capital, kyiv. residents there have been told by the authorities to remain in shelters. from kyiv, hugo batchega sent this report. on new year's eve, another wave of russian missiles. the air raid alerts sounded at lunchtime on a day families usually celebrate together. this woman was at home when her district in kyiv was hit. translation: me and my husb

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hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside source. leader prepares to meet president biden on his first trip outside ukraine since the russian invasion. thousands of ambulance workers are on strike in england and wales — the british health secretary says unions have made �*a conscious choice to inflict harm on patients' it is a point when the system is already facing very significant pressure. that is the point at which the trade unions have chosen to take industrial action.

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hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. iran carries out a second public execution linked to anti—government protests, sparking anger condemnation at home and abroad. these executions are blatant attempt to intimidate people not for committing crimes butjust for taking their opinions to the streets. as for wanting to live in freedom. . ., , ., freedom. the new sanctions from euro -e freedom. the new sanctions from eumpe and _ freedom. the new sanctions from eumpe and how _ freedom. the new sanctions from europe and how tehran _ freedom. the new sanctions from europe and how tehran is - freedom. the new sanctions from europe and how tehran is sitting | europe and how tehran is sitting back. also coming up in the programme. a city shrouded in darkness. more than one and a half million people without power after a russian air strike around odesa. and as moscow's war in ukraine grinds on, we report on what happens to russian soldiers who refuse to fight. iran has executed another anti—government protester, the second in less th

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