that uprising inspired a basketball star named katya snytsina to speak up. - it's like, come on, now. you need to say something. you know, you can't just be silent. because it's people who will support me during all my basketball career. you know, like it's them on the streets dying. - [hoover] snytsina led the belarusian team to the 2008 olympics. her political awakening was turned into a play, in which she plays herself. we taped this interview on stage immediately after a performance in new york in september. she was joined by underground theater director natalia kaliada, who is exiled from belarus. - we as artists have that unique combination of morality and creativity that put dictators into panic mode. - [hoover] and by opposition leader and former presidential candidate sviatlana tsikhanouskaya, also in exile. her husband is among the hundreds of political prisoners in belarus. - i haven't heard from sergei for more than 500 days. - [hoover] with lukashenko now running to extend his 30-year dictatorship, what do these three exiled freedom fighters say now? - [announcer] "firing

get a real world view that so the moment, but 1st the summary of trumps 1st days back in power from katya lopez. how do you on the next, is a free is on all from cracking down on immigration to pardoning january 6 riders. us president donald trump hit the ground running on day one and much as a support base is elated. very proud of him, very proud of his journey. never surrender, never back down. and just like he's been with the american people since they want, we're here to we would have battling the rising cost, trump supporters and critics alike agree on the need to lower inflation. it's really, really hard economy that we're living there right now, and i can't take it anymore. the ordinary people doing extraordinary things. well, let me introduce you to our extraordinary panel today in washington dc. broad cost center. we have adam keller, he's that hired social worker and educator. and originally from new jersey. i don't know if you hear my jersey accent, but i'm living here in montgomery county and i'm basically my current position as retired is um i take care of my grandchildren. o

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largest mass execution leaders from around the world — including king charles — 0ur europe editor katyad cattle trucks, like hundreds of thousands very few of us are left. from my town, four children survived. we are also here to proclaim and to pledge that we will side by side to liberate auschwitz. because of his invasion of president zelenskyy�*s country. the europe we live in now is fractured, full of friction. that's me prior to auschwitz. of the very few who survived. at the age of 1a, my childhood has finished. some of them saying, "your parents, can you see the smoke? that's where they are." auschwitz museum is opening a new wing to mark today's commemoration in what was the family home of the hoss was celebrated by the nazis as the perfector side of this wall. he played hide and seek with his five beloved children. not to dismiss the perpetrators as evil exotic monsters, vice president of the anne frank trust uk. hello, thank you for coming on the programme. you were at the the programmer�*lou'were at'the today in the uk, attended prince and kate. fit? e - and kate. houu fit? w

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katya adler, bbc news, auschwitz.e was just 13 years old. the bbc�*s fiona bruce went to meet susan in north london, where she now lives. she began by telling us about the day in 191m when the nazis arrived at her home in hungary and told the family to prepare to leave. they said, "we'll take you somewhere safe. tomorrow morning we'll come for you," and the police came for us. we were ready. i was a little girl. we were so obedient. and we got in, into this train, full of little children, chock—a—block full. we were on top of each other. and we were fearful. we weren't people anymore. the fear absolutely absorbed us. and children were dying there. absorbed us. and children were dying there-— dying there. and you saw that? i saw that _ i saw that. babies were dying. and we realised, "are we going to survive in" realised, �*are we going to survive in"— realised, "are we going to survive in" �* ., ., ., survive in" and you had no idea where you _ survive in" and you had no idea where you were _ survive in" and you had no

katya adler, bbc news, auschwitz. joining me live is dana arschin — she's the granddaughter of a holocaust survivor and a holocaust storyteller county. great to have you on with us, i understand your grandfather lived to be about 101 years old, did he tell you anything about what he experienced? these aren't obviously easy memories to share.- these aren't obviously easy memories to share. thank you so much, memories to share. thank you so much. thank _ memories to share. thank you so much, thank you _ memories to share. thank you so much, thank you to _ memories to share. thank you so much, thank you to bbc, - memories to share. thank you so much, thank you to bbc, this - memories to share. thank you so much, thank you to bbc, this is l much, thank you to bbc, this is the second year in a row you had me on and january 27, and it is nice to me to share my grandfather story, it is nice to me to share my grandfatherstory, he it is nice to me to share my grandfather story, he passed away about a year ago, just shy of his

following the housing of the assad regime, katya kala is meeting e u. foreign ministers today in brussels. e. u has delayed lifting sanctions until it sees changes in searing, china, it says it's extremely unlikely. the virus behind the pandemic came from a chinese laboratory leak. the us central intelligence agency have said that covered night seemed likely originated with lab or research, rather than being transmitted by animals. the 1st known human infections were detected and will hon, showing them back in november of 20000000 tea. thousands of students in serbia have taken part in new anti government protests. they blocked a major road and no refusing to move. students have led the daily demonstrations in belgrade since november, following the depths of 15 people in a railway station roof collapse. they blamed government corruption for that disaster. sweden has detained a multi is flagged vessel in the baltic sea over a damaged underwater table. now, authorities are investigated, suspected sabotage. the fiber optics cable connects sweden with laughter. you come in relations are being

katya adler, bbc news, auschwitz.polish president, who spoke first thing this morning. today was really about the survivors, they were the focus of these events. he was deported to auschwitz or his brother and his father were murdered. translation: it is absolutely obvious, translation: it is absolutely obvious. if— translation: it is absolutely obvious, if not _ translation: it is absolutely obvious, if not absolutely - obvious, if not absolutely delusional that the media turned to us, to those who survived so that we shared with them our memories. however, there's always been a very small minority of us, us who went through all those selections positively. that number is itself was very little. and those who lived to see freedom, there were hardly, hardly none. so few, and now there is only a handful. such a small bevy. that is why i believe that our thoughts should now go towards this huge majority, those millions of victims who will never tell us what they experienced, what they felt just because they were consume

but 1st, this report from katya lopez hold of the donald trump stores the 2nd term with the us heavily invested into major foreign wars. he has repeatedly said both will ends on his thoughts. my proudest legacy will be that of a peace maker and unifier. that's what i want to be a peacemaker and a unifier. perhaps his biggest challenge will be the ceasefire and gaza between israel and him. us a deal he took credit for securing which is largely holding this as well as the tensions of the occupied west back where trump lift the sanctions against israeli settlers, despite a search and violence against palestinians. his secretary of state, marco rubio has repeatedly reaffirmed washington steadfast support for israel, have to defend the national security and their national interest. as i pointed out in my opening statement, nearly 3 years after russia invaded ukraine, president trump has threatened russia with taxes terrace and the sanctions unless it reaches a deal to end the war soon. sylvia in the system was discovered shortly after trump was inaugurated president vladimir putin announced

they cried and said, mommy, we're really worried, katya my 11 year old daughter, even washed birds with us for one day. that was when we still didn't understand how much oil vapors are toxic and harmful to our health and all our volunteers. both men and women are currently undergoing rehabilitation with i v drugs and are supporting their liver health with medications. this is a mandatory medical procedure on the farm. volunteers found comforts in the sorry companions. sort of the adults and forrest, the cat. you're all set much needed emotional support you can use now those are dog was really supportive. almost all the volunteers took turns playing with him and he provided positive emotions, especially since all of this was happening and a very emotionally difficult situation. the cat behaved in the same way, and we usually went to those who were crying and would sit right on the lapse of the girls providing some kind of living soft fluffy, psychological support. despite the ongoing health challenges and months of rehabilitation had lady sent to town ever named, dedicated to meet you, s

get a real world view that so the moment, but 1st the summary of trumps 1st days back in power from katya lopez. how do you on the next or is a freeze on all from cracking down on immigration to pardoning january 6 riders? us president donald trump hit the ground running on day one and much as a support base is laid it. very proud of the very front of the journey. never see the american shops plans for mass deportations are being watched closely, especially along the southern border. an estimated 11000000 undocumented immigrants lives in the us. when the mazda is the oven, anything there's a lot of uncertainty. there's been a lot of talk here with the board, but nobody really knows what's going to happen. the orders are so trump signed more than 200 executive orders on his 1st day in office. and he said, many more will follow over the next 4 years. patsy, a little bit of the un, which is 0 for insights story. sen, amy, club of shaw, the chat or the committee that organize the presidential. no gratian in his speech referred to the people of this nation, the ordinary people doing extraordin

more as well. adam adam smith is an international trade partner as a little from gibson done, and katya. and his also served as a sanctions official in the us treasury. he says, imposing sanctions on russian energy produces is new territory for the u. s. government. until fairly recently, energy has been a 3rd rail. the us has been unwilling to really go after energy for fear of price hikes for gas, for gas users in the us and europe, especially in the winter. and so the idea of going after energy in a very direct way here, which they started the little bit of november going up the gas problem bank. and now actually going after actual energy producers is a very big, big move. and this could give rise to significant pain a by president couldn't if it's enforced as robustly as it could be. and so i do think that's really a question now of enforcement and whether or not the g 7, not just the us, not just the but the prodigy 7 is willing to not just impose these sorts of restrictions, which of course are not self executing. and then make sure the parties who nonetheless engage with parties

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december to fuel time because cap sized during severe storm spitting over 2000 tons of oil into the katya straits. and that's the challenging weather conditions. divers have now being deployed to the black sea to aden, the teen up all cheese on a specific lot. tonight is best for us. this is what dive is look like off to braving the black sea city coated and talks. a coil deep beneath the surface at around 20 meters lie directs of sunken time cuz and the diverse or the mission to reach them. specialize teams, including scribbled alive is what deployed at the size of the an accident in december, appraising causal says, and tough conditions. they've been working tirelessly to address the off tomorrow. but the culture of the fluid, in good weather conditions we make for defense. the time spend to the side to the depth is 60 minutes. it takes us 90 minutes, but each dies. and then we service the equipment so that the driver can safely do his job under water. because the dive is go into the fuel oil. the job is difficult and involves life threatening risks. there are conditions that limit us i

when he takes office, tackling contract with violence, katya shame bob has already faced some major challenges. but as i understand it was drawn home and reports not from the capital of mexico city. the public is still behind the stall cloud would be a shame times presidency is becoming trends equally linked to the beginning of another. this is a great job. donald trump is the model, and they liked all the most from the moment she took office. she's been countering threats from the us president, lack of 25 percent terrace or new mexican impulse. that's huge for a country about 80 percent of the textbooks go to the us, but she's taking a phone line. i own that and send to one tariff will come another and so on. until we put our common companies at risk in things that she's coupled that line in the sand, we're trying to smooth things over with trump by phone. if we're not going to assess young, we're mostly. it was a really nice conversation between us both. we agreed that there will be a good relationship to avoid the terrace from demonte to mexico's, the flow of migrants i'm fentanyl, into the

tended to is a little is it makes his wife of a switch, or i think we'll see too much rain here in katya as we go through the middle of the latter part of the week with the possibility of a spa, so it's a further north, as you can see, generally a dry even troy of tools. couple temperatures here to celsius, have plenty of cold weather in place, not as cold as it has been recently across the eastern side of the mediterranean. lots of dry weather coming through now. good deal of sunshine wanted to shout was a possibility, but nothing too much to speak off the west. the weather will be across the other side of the may be got some cloud and brain slipping out to the library and peninsula load them areas of morocco pushing across and to move them out to areas thing somewhat web over the next couple of days in that easiest way for the east, west africa still on the hot side. central positive after got plenty of heavy showers and some very heavy right into the eastern cape. a manipulated by those in power. and selection is unique, tentatively seen anything like it for an old person. they were i

he made the comments during a visit to kata a spot of a regional tool seeking diplomatic support. katya has reiterated the importance of preventing for an into affair and send this top judgment of the new government. the syrian delegation will also traveled to the united arab emirates and jordan. stephanie decker isn't how following syria's diplomatic efforts, as the syrian delegation made up of the interim foreign minister, the defense minister, and also the general intelligence chief, spent around 5 hours meeting with top atari officials, india, mary, do. on that is the official office of the amir in cost are discussing really 2 main issues. the idea of legitimacy, international relations, being recognized by many countries that still deem hyattsville will show a terrorist organization and also reconstruction. billions of dollars are needed to get serious back on its feet. we heard from the officials just as a rough up their meetings here. this is what they have to say, though, just as normal hope. and i mean, that's how we explained our concerns regarding the challenges we are facing

tended to be as little as it makes its way further east, which i think will say too much rain here in katya as we go through the middle. and that's a part of the week with the possibility of a small so let's say farther north, as you can see, generally a dry even drive it to was couple temperatures here to celsius. have plenty of cold weather in place, not as cold as it has been recently across the eastern side of the mediterranean. lots of dry weather coming through now. good deal of sunshine, one or 2 showers, a possibility, but nothing too much to speak of the west. the weather will be across the other side of the mad because some cloud and the rain slipping out to the library peninsula load in areas of morocco, pushing across into know them out to you area, seeing some way, whether i over the next couple of days in that easy, this way for the east, west africa still in the hot side, central positive effort, got plenty of heavy showers, and some very heavy right into the eastern cape. in a special freeport series, earth rise discovers how indigenous the movements and knowledge are re sha

i think we'll see too much rain here in katya as we go through the middle. and that's a positive way with the possibility of a spa. so it's a further north, as you can see, generally a dry even drive it to was couple temperatures here to celsius, have plenty of cold weather in place, not as cold as it has been recently across the eastern side of the mediterranean. lots of dry weather coming through now. good deal of sunshine, one or 2 showers, a possibility, but nothing too much to speak of the west. the weather will be across the other side of the maybe got some cloud in the rain slipping out to the library in peninsula northern areas of morocco, pushing across in to know them out to you area. seeing some web over the next couple of days in that easiest way for the east. west africa stood on the hot side central pallets of advocate, plenty of heavy showers, and some very heavy right into the eastern cape. the a meeting of minds. truth is the back of the field. i believe that the images have part in that buttons feel that i believe that the interpretation of

now the ceasefire in gaza, it runs foreign minister, has met katya as a prime minister in doha to discuss. the goal is to cease 5 of us out actually told out to 0, it represents a victory for how most which with the student 15 months of israel's brutal warren. this trip as next week at that time that we hardly can main concerns mediation. roland, reaching the ceasefire and gallons of the i'm of my visit is to continue with my consultations with the country farm is done and i had extensive meetings with him where we discussed ok regional issues. and then i thanked him for cantwell's role in the safe spot. well, i hope all of the issues will be on down. and now the end of my visit is to meet with the name is a mouse as political and executive bureaus. i had very constructive meetings with me and i congratulate them on the victory of the palestinian people in gaza. this is a start to you turn in history. the 16 months dependents to indian people, how steed fost against design as belligerents. despite all the killings and destruction, the whole world witnessed dependents to me and people how

he made the comments during a visit to casa, as part of a regional tool seeking diplomatic support. katya has reiterated the importance of preventing foreign interference in the establishment of the new government. the syrian delegation will also travel to the united arab emirates, jordan, the ukrainian forces have launched a tax against russian positions in the caustic region. the offensive comes as russia intensifies efforts to push ukrainian forces from the foothold in coast. investigators in south korea will ask a quote if the deadline to invest president news took you can be extended. the corruption investigation office has also police to take over the execution of the warrant, which expires at a 15 d m t. on monday. those are the headlines stay with us, of the, in the 19 sixty's television across the middle east on north africa. and so did cinema, especially in egypt. but there was also phil making away from the main stream where politics, large, some director saw their role as historians, documenting many of the to moultrie was defense of the decades with the recipient up to send t

they should have never taken international flights to and from the syrian capital have resumed katya, as always, is one of the 1st major outlines to restart commercial services into the mass. cuz since the threat of bio acids, too bad has been hit by dozens of off the sharks after a pa so quick struck on tuesday, killing at least 126 people. it happened in the southern region of she got it near the border with the paul. many buildings have collapsed in the area. powerful try most will also felt in the net gonna use capital cost men do. and in parts of northern india, evacuation orders are in place with 30000 residents in los angeles as strong winds fuel a wildfire. and california governor is warning that the west is yet to come. more than 1200 acres a binding in the upscale pacific palisades neighborhoods and thousands of homes are being threatened by cruise or trying to stop smaller blazes before they intensified with increasing winds. the body of former us president jimmy carter has arrived at the us capital. what he's lying in states, cost is, remains were flown from georgia to was

at least 100,000 people are still under evacuation orders right now, and for many, like katya myer, they had just minutes to pack up and escape. >> i went outside and my neighbors were everyone was sort of coming out and checking out the smoke and thinking, should we leave? do we stay? like what's happening? no one really knew what was happening. but then the evacuation alerts started coming. like, you may need to evacuate. and then it was like, okay, you need to evacuate. so all of a sudden i went into this fight or flight mode, and i just started grabbing clothes and throwing them into a suitcase it's a tragedy that will continue to grow. >> as fire officials say it is not safe enough to assess the true number of deaths in these fires. and new this morning, ucla is asking its students to be ready to evacuate at any time. they stress that there are no evacuation orders at the moment, but the fire has crept closer to the campus, so students should be ready to leave if they are ordered. joining us now is ginger black and allie pringle, mother and son there. ginger lost her home in altaden

our europe editor katya adler is with me.vent like this here, so more important than ever that we remember their testimony. absolutely, you have spoken to survivors and so have i and of course, you listen to the words but you feel their pain and their experiences, and the message they want to send to you and that is what it is so important. we have heard the king say that, the prime minister was here about ten days ago, he also talked about the importance of talking to survivors and in the lead up to the commemoration today i have spoken to schoolchildren in the uk and across europe, in germany and elsewhere, 15—year—olds who don't really want to know about politics or think about the world sometimes, and they said with a survivor and it opens their minds and they say, i believe it now, i believe about the history of the holocaust. if i hear it in a history lesson and might not believe in. it is also making them think, some of the 18—year—olds i spoke to, they will be first—time voters and they will be first—time voters and t

but 1st this report from katya lopez hold on is a senior non resident fellow at the arab center. thank you all 3 of you for joining us on this special inside story from washington, p. j. let me start with you and go back to the organization and read you a quote from president trump. we will measure all success as not only by the battles we win, but also by the was that we in the past, more importantly the was we never get into 1st before his little gratian. i mean, the deal was on the table for all of last year. and it's only when donald trump got involved and they got pushed over the line, i think and for months and, and his coalition governing collision hangs in the balance. so we'll, how hard will trump pushing out in yahoo? how much was sitting in your, at least the phonic who he wants to be is you add them back to the saying israel as a biblical right to the, into westbank quote, that they're not going to help with the grand deal with saudi arabia all day to uh no, i think uh what we know about donald trump is that he is not himself in the logical uh, but he has the than a r

welsh opera singer has been touring with the live show after competing on the bbc one programme with katyalast year. in the recording, obtained by the mail on sunday, the 52 year old was heard making a demeaning sexual remark to a woman during the launch event on the 16th of january. evans has responded with a statement saying my language was inappropriate and unacceptable, for which i sincerely apologise. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to michael. >> well thank you sophia wenzler. the chancellor of the exchequer, rachel reeves, has said that britain could learn from donald trump's positivity. presumably, she means that she hopes to learn since she, along with the prime minister, has spread gloom since last july and her budget has halted economic growth and reduced employment. but even if she now employs a little optimism, and even if she backs airport expansion, british policy will not resemble donald trump's. we have no reason to expect a sealing of our border against migrants, nor will those working on diversity, equality and inclusion in the public sector be put