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jonah fisher, bbc news, in kyiv., tomato ketchup is making its mark in the space race. the american food company heinz have created the first ever bottle of ketchup in similar conditions to the ones you would find on mars. a group of ia scientists have worked on the project for two years. i've been speaking to andrew palmer from the aldrin space institute and former nasa astronaut mike massimino. first, i asked mike why astronauts enjoyed their ketchup? well, david, thanks very much for having us on. it depends on the astronaut, but for me, it was very important. i like having ketchup on earth and i enjoyed having it in space as well, and it's notjust nutrition, but it's also a way to feel comfortable, remind you of home. meals are more than nutrition, they're also sharing times with your crewmates and remembering some things you love at home, but this is more than just about growing food on mars, it really is about taking that technology and applying it here on earth, which andrew can tell you all about, but applyin

jonah fisher, bbc news, kyiv. stay with us on bbc news. still to come...ces when they go up for auction in geneva. the bombastic establishment outsider donald trump has defied the pollsters to take the keys to the oval office. i feel great about the election results. i voted for him because i genuinely believe that he cares about the country. it's keeping the candidate's name always in the public. eye that counts. success or failure depends not only on public display - but on the local campaign l headquarters and the heavy routine work of their women volunteers. i berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced around their liberated territory. and with nobody to stop them, it wasn't long before the first attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning. after 17 years of discussion, the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy, leaving ministers who long felt only grudgingly accepted among the ranks of clergy sudde

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the kremlin accuses kyiv of provocations with pro—russian separatists in the country's east.invasion, a spokesperson said russian never does such things. but in response, mr akhmetov said he was "outraged by the spread of this lie", adding but in response, mr akhmetov said he was "outraged by the spread of this lie", adding he "will continue to defend a free ukraine". the kremlin accuses kyiv of provocations with pro—russian separatists in the country's east. and, in response to allegations of an imminent invasion, a spokesperson said russian never does such things. but president zelenskyy says he's received promises of support from western partners should russia take action. if russia uses force against that will have costs, that will have consequences, and therefore we continue to call on russia to deescalate. now, as residents hold their breath as tensions mount, president biden says he will in all probability have talks with his ukrainian and russian counterparts. as ukraine's president calls on president putin to state publicly that an invasion is not being planned. mark

from kyiv here s our correspondentjonah fisher.ated. this doctor says she is fighting to save the life of a iio—year—old mother of three. three other members of her family are sick. all rejected the vaccine. fewer than one in five ukrainians are double jabbed — the product of deep—rooted scepticism of both doctors and the authorities. last week, hundreds gathered outside parliament to protest against vaccinations. vaccine is poison, it's poisoned. many people now died because they took vaccine. many people are alive now because they took the vaccine, too. no, it's not true, it's not true! you're a doctor. yes, i'm a doctor and neurologist. and you're against vaccination? totally. why? because it's not the way to not spread the infection. you must have a choice. right? with cases soaring, new restrictions have been introduced to try and force people to getjabbed. kyiv�*s now in what's known as the red zone which means if you want to travel on public transport, like this bus or on the metro, you have to be vaccinated and have to have

kyiv fears that russia may be preparing an attack.nthony blinken says european allies share the us concerns. now on bbc news, it's time for the firing line, which features the nominees and the winners of the rory peck awards for 2021. and a warning 7 this programme includes images and testimony that you may find distressing. chanting say his name! dante wright! what's his name? dante wright! chanting you have to put yourself in difficult and dangerous situations. chanting. and when most people would run away, you head towards trouble. footage from remote and hostile places can be our only window into events that are shaping our world. these are some of the most powerful images of the year, all shot by freelance video journalists. sounds like you worked out that you had to do this to keep going. yeah. each year, we step behind the camera to speak to the men and women who capture and bring us some of the most important news stories of our times, often under extremely difficult circumstances and great personal strain. these freelance vid

jonah fisher, bbc news, kyiv.o's 33, claim their local clinical commissioning group in frimley is penalising them financially because they are gay rather than straight. i spoke to them both earlier. ultimately it comes down to the fact there is an unfair financial burden being put on the lgbtq+ community relating to the _ eligibility criteria placed on us as opposed to heterosexual couples in order to meet the same level of requirements where you can receive free nhs funding of ivf depending on what your local clinical commissioning group gives you, that is different too, but there is a clear difference in the fact that for a heterosexual couple, the criteria is two years of unprotected sex, no evidence and no cost, whereas for a same—sex female couple, in our case it is 12 rounds of artificial insemination which could cost almost £50,000. which is an extraordinary amount of money. and you say clearly that is discrimination? yes, ultimately we would like to just have an equal claim, essentially, that is what we ar

kyiv fears that russia may be preparing an attack. blinken says european allies share the us concerns. the number of people who died in england while detained under the mental health act rose during the coronavirus pandemic, according to early figures from the watchdog, the care quality commission. it comes amid concerns that staffing shortages are compromising patient safety. one of those who took his own life after being sectioned was teenager charlie millers, who died at the end of last year. patrick baker spoke to his mother — and a warning — his report contains flashing images. after struggling with his mental health throughout most of his teenage years, 17—year—old charlie millers became increasingly unwell during the second half of 2020. he went downhill in thejuly time. he was then sectioned. charlie spent the next few months in and out of the mental health unit at prestwich hospital in manchester. in early december last year, he returned to the ward following a night at home. i dropped him off at quarter to eight at night. he

the kremlin accuses kyiv of provocations with pro—russian separatists in the country's east and, in responsesia never does such things. but president zelensky says he's received promises of support from western partners should russia take action. if russia uses force against that will have costs, —— if russia uses force against ukraine, that will have costs, that will have consequences and therefore, we continue to call on russia to de—escalate. now, as residents hold their breath as tensions mount, president biden says he will, in all probability, have talks with his ukrainian and russian counterparts as ukraine's president calls on president putin to state publicly that an invasion is not being planned. mark lobel, bbc news. the canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in the western province of british columbia on his first visit since torrential rain caused catastrophic flooding and mudslides. mr trudeau has been touring the city of abbotsford, east of vancouver, which has been hit particularly hard by the floods. road and rail links have been cut. more storms are forecast for this week

kyiv has raised fears that russia may be preparing an attack.ir putin has accused the west of escalating tensions. our north america correspondent peter bowes explains more. he is speaking on this again while visiting senegal, he spoke about it two weeks ago at the state department after meeting with ukrainian foreign minister when he also expressed concern, which we heard repeated by other leaders around europe that the russian authorities are building up their military hardware and troops around the border with ukraine, especially with 200 miles of the border and mister lincoln describing this as unusual and of great concern. and thatis unusual and of great concern. and that is the very reality of what is happening now, he also said he is concerned about the precedent of his history of what happened in 2014, the invasion by russian crimea and he refers to this as a playbook in other words, a routine that is been seen before, the accumulation of forces, troops, the hardware followed by an invasion and the reason they're being given essentially

the kremlin accuses kyiv of provocations with pro— russian separatists in the country's east.pokesperson said russian never does those things. but president zelenskyy says he has received of support from russian partners should russia take action. if from russian partners should russia take action.— russia take action. if russia uses force — russia take action. if russia uses force against _ russia take action. if russia uses force against that - russia take action. if russia uses force against that will. uses force against that will have costs, they will have consequences. and therefore we continue to call on russia to deescalate. continue to call on russia to deescalate— continue to call on russia to deescalate. now as residents hold their _ deescalate. now as residents hold their breath _ deescalate. now as residents hold their breath as - deescalate. now as residents hold their breath as tensions| hold their breath as tensions mount, president biden says he will in all probability have talks with his ukrainian and russian counterparts. as ukraine's president calls on presi

jonah fisher, bbc news, kyiv. now, the first country to go back into lockdown in europe was latvia.lth system has been underfinanced for many years. before this covid—19 crisis, there were big problems in the capacity of our health care system due to a lack of nurses and physicians. we are fighting with covid and now we have restrictions very seriously, till the 15th of november, but i think we all should focus. the vaccination is very important. there�*s no discussion about that. as we can see in vaccination we should still think about pre—hot hospital treatment and how we can monitor them let�*s turn to austria next, where cases have doubled in the past week. in response, the government has banned non—vaccinated people from restaurants, bars and theatres. that�*s led to queues like these to get vaccinated — dubbed the �*schnitzel—panik�*. that�*s a reference to the fear of not being able to go out to eat the national dish. here�*s more from bethany bell. for those people who are pro—vaccination and who don't want to see _ pro—vaccination and who don't want to see a _ pro—vaccinati

coronavirus crisis at the german club won't shatter them but help them grow, as they prepare to play dynamo kyiven suspended for one game, and isaiah stewart for two following their altercation on sunday night in detroit. the los angeles lakers came from 17 points down to beat the detroit pistons but the big talking point came in the 3rd quarter when lebronjames and isaiah stewart were both ejected from the game. james appeared to strike stewart in the face, and the pistons centre retaliated. and look who's back — it's the one the only. it's tiger woods, who shared this clip on social media of him hitting balls with the caption �*making progress�*. it�*s the first time we�*ve seen the 15—time major winner doing this since his car crash back in february, could the 45—year—old make another comeback? let�*s hope so. and finally roma boss jose mourinho has bought felix afena—gyan a new pair of shoes after the teenager scored his first serie a goals on sunday night. the ghanaian ran to the bench to celebrate with his manager after breaking the deadlock against genoa in the 82nd minute. mourinho has s

troubled week and be without a permanent coach, but barcelona gained a vital victory against dynamo kyivrful strike from 10 yards after 0scar mingueza's right—wing cross deflected into his path. liverpool welcome atletico madrid in group a later and a win would guarantee them a place in the last 16 with two matches to spare. jurgen klopp's side were 3—2 winners in spain in the reverse fixture a fortnight ago, while atletico's last visit to anfield was in march 2020 which proved to be the final game played in england before the country went into lockdown because of covid—19. the things he is doing there and how long he has been doing it they are absolutely exceptional and against a lot of really strong sides in such a good decision year after year after year, a good decision year after year afteryear, it a good decision year after year after year, it is really impressive. paris saint—germain will be without lionel messi for their group a match away to rb leipzig. mauricio pochettino's side sit a point ahead of manchester city as they look to all but secure their place in the last 16, but

kyiv has raised fears that russia may be preparing an attack. the west of escalating tensions. mr blinken�*s remarks came as american reinforcements for ukraine's navy sailed into the gateway to the black sea. we don't know what president putin's intentions r, but we do know what has happened in the past, we do know the playbook of trying to cite some illusory provocation from ukraine or any other country and then using that as an excuse to do what russia is planning to do all along. let's bring you a bit more on that story now. my colleague ros atkins has been looking in detail about the build—up of russian troops on the border with ukraine, and whether it means an invasion is being planned. take a look. many people watching eastern europe at the moment asking one question, is russia going to invade ukraine? the question, is russia going to invade ukraine? the answer is i don't know. _ invade ukraine? the answer is i don't know. i — invade ukraine? the answer is i don't know, i think _ invade ukraine? the answer is i don't know, i think we - in

kyiv has raised fears that russia may be preparing an attack. the west of escalating tensions. i'm joined now by our north america correspondent peter bowes. tell us about what antony blinken has said and how seriously his comments are being taken. he spoke about this almost _ comments are being taken. he spoke about this almost two _ comments are being taken. he spoke about this almost two weeks - comments are being taken. he spoke about this almost two weeks ago. - comments are being taken. he spoke about this almost two weeks ago. at | about this almost two weeks ago. at the state department. after a meeting with the ukrainian foreign minister when he also expressed concern, which we have heard repeated by other leaders around europe, that the russian authorities are building up their military hardware and troops along the border with ukraine, especially in a region of about 100 to 200 miles of the border. mr blank and is describing this as unusual and of great concern. —— antony blinken is describing this as unusual. he is also concerned bec

bayern in their last game, or rely on benfica not winning against the group�*s bottom side dynamo kyivn, when they did not qualify for competition. there are plenty of big matches to look forward to on wednesday, including atletico madrid v ac milan. and manchester city hosting paris saint—germain. the man in charge of the french league leaders, though, is batting away rumours linking him with the job at manchester united. mauricio pochettino says he�*s happy in paris, as they go up against the group leaders at the etihad. psg were beaten by city in the semi—finals last season. pochettino said he wouldn�*t be distracted by reports linking him to thejob at old trafford. isaid to i said to you all my contractors 2023, you know. i�*d don�*t say nothing different. and then i am very happy in the paris saint—germain, that is a fact. it is not a thing to think. the fact is a in paris. history for saudi side al—hilal in the asian champions league to tell you about. the won the competition for a record fourth time on tuesday thanks a 2—0 win over pohang steelers of south korea. nasser al—dawsa

dynamo kyiv and have one point so far in the champions league. one point so far in the champions leaiuethese players back because - league. the fans will be wanted i these players back because bayern munich have got to be one of the favourites for the competition this year? in favourites for the competition this ear? , ., , ., favourites for the competition this ear? , .,, ., ., ., year? in my opinion apart from manchester — year? in my opinion apart from manchester city _ year? in my opinion apart from manchester city and _ year? in my opinion apart from manchester city and liverpool. year? in my opinion apart from - manchester city and liverpool they have been the strongest team in the champions league this season. 50 champions league this season. so consistent. they _ champions league this season. so consistent. they have _ champions league this season. so consistent. they have a _ champions league this season. so | consistent. they have a unbeatable at times but _ consistent. they have a unbeatable at times but they _ consistent. they have a unbeatable at times but they have _ consi

. >> translator: we need to consider that western partners worsen the situation by delivering to kyivlethal weapons and having provocative exercises in the black sea. >> reporter: jim sciutto, cnn, washington. >>> they've been dancing together since the jazzercise days of the 1980s and have been swinging those shiny pom poms through dozens of parades a year. but over the weekend, the milwaukee dancing grannies suffered a major tragedy. the heartbreaking details just ahead. ♪ my hygienist cleans with a round head. so does my oral-b my hygienist personalizes my cleaning. so does my oral-b oral-b delivers the wow of a professional clean feel every day. [♪] did you know, you no longer need to visit a dermatologist to get access to top skincare ingredients? introducing dermageek featuring top dermatologist recommended ingredients and 0% fillers. dermageek's new detoxifying facial serum contains twice the amount of beta hydroxy acid. it delivers two times more exfoliation for brighter skin, with dermatologist tested levels of hydration. get top derm-ingredients at a fraction of the price. t

jonah fisher, bbc news, kyiv.eir permanent place. the wave and weeping window together in a new display at imperial war museum north. these were among nearly 900,000 poppies that made up the blood swept lands and seas of red installation at the tower of london in 2014. each poppy representing a life lost among the british and colonial forces on the front line of wwi. poppies are something we naturally associate with conflict, and that has its roots in the first world war. and we think of that conflict as one of devastation and destruction. but poppies were actually one of the few sources of brightness and colour in these devastated landscapes on the western front. more than five million people visited the original artwork marking the centenary of the war. the sections were exhibited around the country, including at st george's hall in liverpool and the silk mill in derby. the wave and the weeping window were bought for the nation in 2015 and donated to imperial war museum's permanent collection three years later.

kyiv�*s ambassador to the uk joins me live in the studio in the next few minutes.an gun companies, after hundreds—of—thousands of us weapons ended up here. i'm serious about this stuff. the office is still the world's most watched programme. we talk to fan favourite brian baumgartner as he publishes a new book about the shows success. and the new dog phone that allows, mans best friend, to phone home. and it comes with collar id. this past week, western leaders have been accusing the russian president vladimir putin of being the mastermind, behind the migrant crisis on the poland belarus border, and there are also concerns about his intentions on russia's border with ukraine. in 2014 the russians annexed crimea — here in red while the grey area is ukraine's donbass region — which is now under the contol of russian backed separatists, and as the map pulls out — you can see the reported russian military build up in yelnya north of the ukranian border. nato chiefjens stoltenberg has urged russia to be transparent about its military plans after an increase in the numbe

senior officials in kyiv fear russia plans to invade ukraine.krainian soldiers call this former factory. this place used to be a bustling industrial zone, and now it is on the front line where ukrainian military fight russian—backed forces. the separatists' position is less than 100 metres away, and such proximity makes this part of the front line particularly tense. despite the ceasefire agreement, shooting here is a daily reality. gunshot. i've just heard a few gunshots and a couple of explosions. we are now taking cover behind this concrete wall and sandbags, and the soldiers are reassessing the situation. and then they will make a decision what to do next. we changed our position when it all went quiet. for now, the war here is regarded as a low intensity conflict. there are occasional skirmishes without any serious attempts to advance. but there is a growing concern that the situation will escalate soon. recent satellite images show what washington calls russia's unusual military activity near the border with ukraine. moscow claims that it

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