a 3 of them is lemma. jihad lead is given a l. said reporting from causes such as being a series of explosions. some of these explosions were made or carried out on apartments, residential apartments. israel is talking about assassination of some of the cosign brigade, senior commanders who are in the military wing of islamic jihad. also here, local sources have spoken about is really assess the nation of at least 3 is lot make you had commanders in of the puts brigades. so after that shortly is really a fire me. and now the starting of an air strike operation over it because the strip the different areas. well then 400 people have been killed and devastating floods and land slides and the democratic republic of congo, emergency crews continued to search for people in the worst it province of south key representatives from through, don, warring sites are holding another out of folks and saudi arabia, while the fighting continues in the capital, how 2 hundreds of being killed in thousands of others injured over the costs for weeks. ukra

is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called for kevin to nathan, given the l said has more from cancer. here now he got the most rated funeral of a man during the week, denied the natives in their apartment. in the city, the chinese are being taken to the cemetery. the cemetery was trying to find the man. derek is being buried in the district where he was assassinated in his homes as well. now, as you can see, always found the massive writing, the body to the cemetery is the name of the people to me and the name was like least 20 others were when did critically, the policy is watson has a rapid and phones and said these really occupations will pay the price for this new was prime. now, these assignment to have leaders have been killed in the residential homes in a task that was carried by a suicide, the ease, really drones in their apartment. you miss the god, the city. let's now speak to for the box and escalade in israel, and i mentioned like everyone people are watching and waiting to see if rockets will be fired from cars or is everyone they are on high list of the prob

i feel like from what they said about this process that they l said about this process that they wentas there, it does sound like they have conducted that investigation. but i think it is also important to remember that in normal life, people do have affairs. it is horribly sad that it does happen. if it wasn't someone in the media spotlight it would be a private issue that wouldn't necessarily impact on their work. but because of who he is on the fact that he is in the media spotlight, it does change things. in terms of, itv, i think they have been quite clear that they have done the work and that they are disappointed that they had been lied to as per every statement that we have heard over the last few days. phillip schofield said he is going to reflect on his bad judgment and going to take some time, what do you think this means that his brand and him now? ithink think this means that his brand and him now? i think it will be really interesting to see how this develops interesting to see how this develops in what he does do. i think if we look back at lots of different people who

she said it was very upsetting and l she said it was very upsetting and that you don't forget about thingsat. she was asked about what support there was after the death of the baby on the ward. just nothing formal she said, just nurses supporting each other. she was asked about friendships with parents and she said that while parents were on the board it was only ever professional relationship, but there had been occasions when she had kept in touch with some of them afterwards. she was asked, to you start being interested in them when they leave the unit? she said, no. she said she would do facebook searches for parents of babies. i thinkjust added the general curiosity that they have been on my mind. the reason i came up is that the prosecution has made much of the fact that she search for the names of the parents of some of the babies in the case after she is alleged to have murdered some of them. lucy letby denies all 22 charges against her and she will continue giving evidence this afternoon. the family of pregnant teacher marelle sturrock, who was killed in her home in glasgow last w

because it has been said over the last few days that l said over the last few days that trust _ saidthat trust is broken down between the community and the police. do you think— community and the police. do you think that's — community and the police. do you think that's the case? | community and the police. do you think that's the case?— community and the police. do you think that's the case? i think there is a re air think that's the case? i think there is a repair work _ think that's the case? i think there is a repair work to _ think that's the case? i think there is a repair work to be _ think that's the case? i think there is a repair work to be done - think that's the case? i think there is a repair work to be done in that| is a repair work to be done in that relationship. i think there's been an anxiety notjust this week but over a period of time that the police don't have the capacity they need to respond to crimes where they are committed or anti—social behaviour when that takes place and if people don't have confidence, that when things are going round they get the respons

then he l said terrible things about me, drag me through the mud, ground my face in the dirt, it was ury awarded $5 million in damages after a civil trial. they said she had sufficiently proved that donald trump sexually abused her, but the jury trump sexually abused her, but the jury did not find he had raped her. he never gave evidence but during a deposition confused ejean carroll with his former wife. donald trump ripped into the verdict on his social media account.- social media account. i have absolutely _ social media account. i have absolutely no _ social media account. i have absolutely no idea _ social media account. i have absolutely no idea who - social media account. i have absolutely no idea who this| social media account. i have - absolutely no idea who this woman is. the verdict is a disgrace, a continuation of the greatest witchhunt of all time, absolutely ashamed. ., , , ., , ashamed. donald trump has blown up the rules and — ashamed. donald trump has blown up the rules and what _ ashamed. donald trump has blown up the rules and what disqualifies - ashamed. donald tr

the home office l said the problem was with the whole uk border system, said the problem was with the said the problem was with the whole uk border system, in particular e—gates, where passengers scan their passports, stop working to stop this is one of the worst outages concerning the e—gates system. in the past when we have seen that the odd outage, it has been for two or three hours and fix fairly quickly, but already we are seeing the scale of this particular outage. the timin: of this particular outage. the timing of _ of this particular outage. the timing of this _ of this particular outage. the timing of this couldn't be worse, the star of the bank holiday weekend and for many the spring half term. the home office have been saying that they have been trying to fix this problem as a matter of urgency, but when i asked them exactly what the problem is that they're trying to fix, they said it is too sensitive to say. it to fix, they said it is too sensitive to say.- to fix, they said it is too sensitive to say. to fix, they said it is too sensitive to sa . , ., ., , sensitive to s

he has l said he is running for president, he has denied these allegations and he will appeal. has deniednd he willappeal. i has denied these allegations and he will appeal. i think all indications are that this verdict by itself is unlikely to deter him. i think some campaign strategists think there could be a compounding effect of this alongside the criminal charges from the manhattan district attorney and if he were to be charged in some of the investigations he is facing at this point. of the investigations he is facing at this point-— at this point. what many people around the _ at this point. what many people around the world _ at this point. what many people around the world will— at this point. what many people around the world will find - at this point. what many people around the world will find pretty astonishing, court cases like this are useful reminder that people in positions of power can be held to account. and yet, as you said, it may not in any way to end his chances of becoming the next us president? chances of becoming the next us resident? ., , chances of becoming the

and particularly after 36 hours of l said, cautious silence as ro, targeting the gate and residential buildings, altering the slammed you had to state that is right, continues the policy of targeting the residential buildings. been the way go when a why, but a scale of shooting rockets that there's really cities a later after the where a heavy exchange of fire phone calls a launch. and rockets on this. really a targeting get multiple cities in the goal is not particularly the city of con, units a later in the, in the last couple of hours asked us anything one of a biggest let me do had i li, i have sung exactly who has been known as the head of the a rockets launching unit and also one of the come on does the high commanders of the military concert of the slime. and you had defied point of the assignment that you had of puts a bridge. this is altering in so many different ways as a jihad, as they slammed me, that you had it stated before. that a, the dilemma of a, this a true stokes in particular. and the issue of, of reaching a positive attitude with regards of peace talks is a, the

and its launch fail, it said it will try again, is there any l said it will try again, is there any way, , ., ., here? they seem to be in a rather aggressive — here? they seem to be in a rather aggressive time — here? they seem to be in a rather aggressive time schedule, - here? they seem to be in a rather aggressive time schedule, i - here? they seem to be in a rather aggressive time schedule, i have. aggressive time schedule, i have heard there'd the next launch could be as soon as a couple of weeks normally it should be later, normally it should be later, normally they should try to assess what went wrong with in launch, i am sure they are doing that but that could take some time. i would be easierfor them to assess could take some time. i would be easier for them to assess it if they could recover the debris from the failed lunch but south koreans quickly scooped that and and the north koreans don't have a capability to do that salvage, we could see another test in a couple of weeks but more likely a couple of months. �* ., , , of weeks but more likely a couple of months. �* . , , .

we have said to her allies so many times l said to her allies so many times that we have only one militarytion of our own lands, including crimea because we want to reinstate her territorial integrity within the internationally recognised borders of ukraine. we don't plan to carry it any military operations inside russia. we are focused on the bread in our land and are offensive which is coming up and focusing on making sure that only war criminals are tearing up the atrocities against her people are brought to account when we win this war. . , brought to account when we win this war. ., , ., brought to account when we win this war. . , . , brought to account when we win this war. . _, ,~ ., brought to account when we win this war. . h, ,~ ., war. that is a very clear point. therefore. _ war. that is a very clear point. therefore, do _ war. that is a very clear point. therefore, do you _ war. that is a very clear point. therefore, do you worry - war. that is a very clear point. therefore, do you worry when | war. that is a very clear point. . therefore, do you worry when the war. that is a

is there anyjudicial recourse for those who l said.ourse for those who have been put on these prisons and their relatives?— their relatives? yes, there is. to an extent, _ their relatives? yes, there is. to an extent, people - their relatives? yes, there is. to an extent, people can - their relatives? yes, there is. i to an extent, people can employ their own lawyers, there are noticeable efforts by ngos to sort of bring class actions. they have attempted to bring the case to the inter—american court of human rights and there are a few key cases which are making progress that way but quite honestly, these are, as you can see in the report, very poorfamilies who you can see in the report, very poor families who often don't have many resources, either financial or legal, to turn to. and when you are hearing about mass trials, jose duval mata, for example, his case was heard along with 360 other inmates and they were all automatically given six months. it's very difficult one to stand up and say, i have ajob, i have a family, i'm nota say

you said the industry is very competitive. why is l issues. the industry l is very competitive. why is the indian aviation industry more competitive than other countries because that india is one of the fastest growing markets in the global industry. it accounts for 3.3% of the global in 2023. the country of course, a high gdp growth, over 6%, which is a fundamental driver of capacity demand. however, the... incomes of the country is relatively low compared to other countries. which makes it a very challenging market the customs are very high, but very price—sensitive making the airline challenging. they are unable to afford the high ticket price. so under the high costs and problems, during covid we had capacity constraints due to this a plane two supply chain disruption delays, high wages, this all contributing factors to operate faced by the airlines. you know it and you've — faced by the airlines. you know it and you've probably - faced by the airlines. you know it and you've probably play - faced by the airlines. you know it and you've pr

all go, you said growing up watching these l said growing up watching these things from home, i wonder ukraine. when you see these sorts of images, albeit them smaller than may be in previous years, how will this be viewed and discussed across ukraine? it’s will this be viewed and discussed across ukraine?— across ukraine? it's very interesting _ across ukraine? it's very interesting when - across ukraine? it's very interesting when it i across ukraine? it's very. interesting when it comes across ukraine? it's very i interesting when it comes to across ukraine? it's very _ interesting when it comes to russian programming and social media reaction. there is obviously on this day a lot ofjubilation, a lot of talk of an upcoming victory. these are allusions to the outcome of the war in ukraine but also what we are not seeing as much is an alternative views. it is quite difficult for people who, for example, are more critical of the kremlin to share their views as they might get persecuted for it. some of their views have been assured anonymously with russian independent media, that some p

yes, itv has said that it did investigate the l said that it did investigate the rumours that phillipfirst started to circulate early in 2020. the broadcaster says both men repeatedly denied the rumours. a number of employees were also spoken to, but there was no evidence found about a relationship. the company has said is deeply disappointed and that philip�*s statement confirmed he lied to people at the company, both to senior management and to fellow presenters. == to senior management and to fellow resenters. , ,, . , presenters. -- philip. the sunday mirror and — presenters. -- philip. the sunday mirror and the _ presenters. -- philip. the sunday mirror and the sunday _ presenters. -- philip. the sunday mirror and the sunday people - presenters. -- philip. the sunday mirror and the sunday people is l mirror and the sunday people is reporting this morning, it is set to be axed, what more do we know about that? ., , . ., , , ., be axed, what more do we know about that? .,, . ., , , ., ., that? there has clearly been a lot of controversy _ that? there has clearly been a lot of contr

i said in the press conference, of course, we would welcome the l go? e press conference, l of course, we would welcome the uk into horizon, but there is a price to be paid. i think we need to move beyond the cost to the value and the value for research is notjust european uk is enormous by being involved in horizon. that issue isn't settled but i think it will be, again with pragmatism and looking towards the future where we work together, not as if we are trying to compete. on science, research and innovation, we need to work together. we get better results. d0 work together. we get better results. , ., work together. we get better results. i. . work together. we get better results. ., ., results. do you reckon that what nick was saying _ results. do you reckon that what nick was saying that _ results. do you reckon that what nick was saying that it's - results. do you reckon that what nick was saying that it's not - results. do you reckon that what nick was saying that it's not that binary michel barnier relationship any more? i binary michel barnier

night idiot very hard to translate family disagreements. l she said that the governor of san franciscoe barter. lordship speak with the saint, the father who confessed conchita violated the secrecy of confession, he told to give birth to the bride that you are your lordship, whether the girl promises the bride, in despair of the parents, ready for revenge do not take injects. he says that you have committed a dishonorable act, that you have killed his bride. he curses you, your lordship. tell him he's a bastard and let him go to hell. i can do it, your grace. he was completely mad. he speaks in in the sense that challenges your lordship to a duel. leave us, i'll explain the interpreter to him. what else does she want me he asks you to marry cum. if you don't, she will die. she will not survive the shame, he begs you. leave us. the servant of god is betrothed nicholas the servant of god end, but conchita in the name of the father and son and the holy spirit, amen. do the servant of god nikolai agree? i won’t wake up the dawn. fairies crying no, what's the opposite? she says, i know, the

i think if you know, you said nine years on from that day i l said nine years on from that day i joinedlaughter. i think one man that did, you know, see that ambition wasjohn steele and gary sweet as well. you know, he was had that vision that the club should never be where it was with a fan base and history attached the club ——john base and history attached the club —— john still. the base and history attached the club ——john still. the kind of unique atmosphere you get inside kenilworth road it was such a special club and they saw that vision and i think the journey since then has been taken on by mickjones and rob edwards who have been fantastic. i think the qualities thatjohn instilled in the club and in the players is still there in the identity that is there today and is just a very great season. the fans... have so much respect forjohn and what he did in those group of players largely and steve mcnulty and ronnie... to name just a few massive parts of the club. ~ . just a few massive parts of the club. . . . ,., just a few massive parts of the club. ~ . , ,, ., club. what about t

yes, sophie, president zelensky said, we don't - this. yes, sophie, president lid, we don't attack this. yes, sophie, president - zelensky said, we don't attack putin of moscow, so a strong rejection from ukraine. here in kyiv, one of the president's adviser said that this claim was actually an indication that moscow was preparing a large—scale attack on ukraine and that moscow would be using this allegation to justify this attack. now, the timing of this russian claim is interesting because we could be seeing out the beginning of a new phase in this war. ukrainians are saying that they are finishing their plans for a much anticipated counteroffensive and russian forces are now fortifying their positions in occupied territory. at the same time, russia continues to attack ukrainian towns and cities. today, in the region of kherson, 18 civilians were killed including people who are shopping at a supermarket.— people who are shopping at a su ermarket. ., , . , supermarket. now, there is currently no cure for — supermarket. now, there is currently no cure for alzheim

l as john said -- douglas was very young entering politics, and was very successful on his entrance initics. he p actually believed later talked about it, but believed that there were five estates in this country. andll i'll preface that by sayig jeffersonn and madison said government should not extend beyond ablation to begin with and then mississippi because government couldn't handlee all of that responsibility. douglas gets elected from quincy in 1843 with the idea of expanding nation from making an notion found republican from atlantic to pacific and importance of party -- was to douglas what would achieve that expansion. that was the fifty estate. we had the legislative, the executive and the judicial branch, and then we had the fourth estate, the press, and in douglas's mind there had to be a fifth estate because those were not institutional in a sense. the fifth estate were parties. that were the glue that could hold the country together and it was the party he believed that could carry the message and actually extend the nation douglas believed that expansion of the nation was

she said it had been devastating to herself, to l too. that's right. nstant reminder of what had happened to his daughter. and also it affected the wider community. the judge daughter. and also it affected the wider community. thejudge herself wider community. the judge herself made wider community. thejudge herself made reference to the fact that this had had a shocking impact on the whole community in the area where she lived. and also, the other person who also was impacted by all of this was george heron, the man who stood trial in 1993 for nikki allan's murder before being acquitted on the direction of the judge because he was innocent. george heron, we heard, he was attacked in prison while he was being held on remand and subsequently was forced to move out of the area even though he was acquitted of the crime. nikki allan's mum herself said she was accused of being a bad mother and had been subject to abuse herself. this has had wide—ranging impacts on all sorts of people. it has been absolutely devastating to the family, to the community, to an

you've said l previously, he said a couple parts of world.remained active, despite there being no official communications between the two. are they still active, do spill speak to the chinese?- are they still active, do spill speak to the chinese? --do you still? yes- _ speak to the chinese? --do you still? yes. what _ speak to the chinese? --do you still? yes. what purpose - speak to the chinese? --do you still? yes. what purpose do i still? yes. what purpose do they serve? _ still? yes. what purpose do they serve? if _ still? yes. what purpose do they serve? if the _ still? yes. what purpose do they serve? if the tibetan, sino tibet conflict needs to be resolved, there is no other way than by talking to the chinese leadership. abby spoken to the chinese leadership? back channels. _ chinese leadership? back channels, yes. _ chinese leadership? back channels, yes. which i chinese leadership? back channels, yes. which presumably means you have.— channels, yes. which presumably means you have. x�*t�*es�*? what do means you have. yes? what do ou

yes, as you said, l is happening this year? good l morning. in a row, so it is true that the crop that is about to finalise in one month orso about to finalise in one month or so is half what it used to be. you mentioned already that in spain we produce 50% of the total olive oil that is produced worldwide. but the problem is that the current crop that we are starting in october, the forecasts are not better because we are going through this drought, this continuous drought that, to make you aware, we haven't had a single drop of real rain since december. as you may imagine, what is absolutely key for olive production and we need to do something in order to guarantee the supply of olive oil for the world in the coming months.— olive oil for the world in the coming months. what is being done about — coming months. what is being done about this? _ coming months. what is being done about this? obviously i coming months. what is being done about this? obviously it| done about this? obviously it has been a problem for two years now, and therefore ge

the aid agencies we've spoken to have said they have l spoken to have said they have released and struggledd we will also see the withdrawal of armed forces from essential facilities like hospitals which have been trying to take care of some of the people who have been affected and there have been reports of mass looting as there are shortages of essential items such as food, money and cash and we are waiting to see whether this particular ceasefire will actually allow humanitarian access to some of the affected communities.— the affected communities. thank you so much. the affected communities. thank you so much- we — the affected communities. thank you so much. we wait _ the affected communities. thank you so much. we wait and _ the affected communities. thank you so much. we wait and see _ the affected communities. thank you so much. we wait and see it - the affected communities. thank you so much. we wait and see it unfolds. from our bbc africa team, thank you, and plenty more on this story over on bbc news online but for now you are watching bbc news and thank you for your company. the

you have said l of the issues. you have said you support keeping title a2 in place.lth policy in the covid era. if we see what the biden administration has done, it is sending 1500 troops to the region ahead of the possible lifting of this policy. you also spoke to the homeland security secretary on friday. do you think the administration is prepared for the exploration of title a2 this week? i is prepared for the exploration of title 42 this week?- of title 42 this week? i know they have — of title 42 this week? i know they have taken _ of title 42 this week? i know they have taken a _ of title 42 this week? i know they have taken a lot - of title 42 this week? i know they have taken a lot of- they have taken a lot of measures. there is an application that migrants are urged to take. more outreach done on the other side of the border. but i think we can never take enough time to make certain we have the infrastructure in place along the border, and that when we do have migrants coming, that it is in an orderly way. there is nothing better than the method i'm saying

we heard from the un secretary general who said the l secretary general who said the un failed to stop. there is a huge sense of responsibility for this crisis? i am not directly familiar with what the un has or has not been doing on the political side. even the un agency said they were surprised by that and scrappy? that means you are behind with humanitarian work and you didn't see that coming? i think that's unfair, there are a lot of people who didn't see it coming, a lot of people in sudan that didn't see it coming. maybe were derelict in our responsibility, fine, that is yesterday, what we're talking about today is doing something that is consistent with our values, as near as possible meets the needs of the sudanese people. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. there was a musical start to the well—dressed celebrations in newbury. this is an age—old tradition. it in newbury. this is an age-old tradition. , ., in newbury. this is an age-old tradition. ., tradition. it is a pagan tradition _ tradition. it is a pagan tradition and - tradition. it is a pagan traditio

beyond those measures, what you just said is l measures, what you just said is interesting about thend in texas as well, how would you tackle changing a culture that you describe as being pro—gun in your state? you know, i don't think i have to challenge a pro—gun culture, know many people who have owned guns responsibly for their entire lives, so they were children they were taught by theirfamilies were children they were taught by their families were respectful of firearms and their lethal power. we have to do instead challenge the whole notion that the glorification of violence, not only in videogames, i mean the attitude that we solve our problems through violent means and we react to everything through violent means and buy everybody thinking that we can protect ourselves and express our opinions and that an armed society is a polite society is really misguided and feeds to, i think, really an innate notion from an early age that we solve our problems with violence. gun ownership is ok, believing that violence and weapons are the answer to our differences is not ok. it's a harde

i said in the introduction there, a lot of l negotiations go. , a lot of focus at that gathering also on president assad who has been speaking in the last little while, and he had a very depressing message for the west, saying the world has actually moved on. , , , saying the world has actually moved on, , , , ., saying the world has actually moved on. , , , ., , , on. yes. this is a very significant moment for— on. yes. this is a very significant moment for president _ on. yes. this is a very significant moment for president assad. - on. yes. this is a very significant l moment for president assad. this on. yes. this is a very significant. moment for president assad. this is the first time he has appeared at the first time he has appeared at the summit in 12 years, the syria membership was suspended in 2011 after president assad's regime crackdown against peaceful demonstrators in syria, and it has taken more than a decade for them to reinstate syria, so from president assad's point of view, the fact he is back into the arab fold, during that sp

and l kinda un officials said international efforts to stop terrorism in this, i have had failed and want some areas were becoming uncomfortable. neighboring gonna is also affected. refugees of crossing its borders to flee funding in this a hell. there a fee is terrorists are also entering communities are organizing their own security groups. but several bar, this could create a new type of melisha, as dw use might suppose to cripple it's from gunners. they'll faced you are the doctor i read. are you the look out for me to work dr. slow is known in need to dialect as cool. good. well, google is easy. a rule as keeping an eye out for the p. sure. individuals and you have missed separately got you supported tom in these community. it has a weakness, an influx of refugees from booking it for so for the into hottest, but this concern he had that not everyone maybe trustworthy debris. deed colonda sounds things up the feel for did you had this post as for, for jeez, and one or more people to be workbooks, security and at least see luca, eyes and ears can provide useful information. if you

have the duke duchess said l anything else, we are hearing from the nypd, from photographers, have theyey added any detail? we have not heard from them _ they added any detail? we have not heard from them since _ they added any detail? we have not heard from them since that - heard from them since that statement. we don't even know if they are still in the city either. we know that they were staying with a friend and part of the reason why they took the journey they did is because they did not want to go to their friends location is of course they did not want to compromise their privacy but we have not heard from them at all. there's been no updated statement, we don't know if they have gone back on to california. it is worth remembering that when they stepped out in 2020 from there will duties, part of that was of course they wanted to escape what they described as press harassment, paparazzi intrusion. but also to reclaim their narrative to do their own pr. and there are so many headlines are emerging in the us, challenging their version of events, disputing their narrative. so it mi

typically, like i said, consumers are becoming l last? ike i said, - consumers are becoming more savvy. they are having to compensate their budgets, so they will spend a little bit extra on something that they may want to. but we know their disposable income is being squeezed so what they are spending one week will have to be taken away the next. but like i said, they are becoming more savvy, shopping around, shopping across retailers and managing their budgets to compensate.— managing their budgets to compensate. managing their budgets to com ensate. ., ., my managing their budgets to comensate. ., ., , compensate. the month of may is a bum er compensate. the month of may is a bumper month _ compensate. the month of may is a bumper month for— compensate. the month of may is a bumper month for the _ compensate. the month of may is a bumper month for the uk - a bumper month for the uk economy because we've had the coronation but now it's your vision as well in liverpool. that city will be obviously full of people already in advance of this

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dr ranj singh tshiembe said was mentioning l business as usual. hiembe said was mentioning this business as usual. dr ranj singh - tshiembe said was mentioning this is both fab in the form of present and in fact there was a clash between both phillip schofield and former co—presenter holly willoughby who complained of being lied to by him so was really the message you got from so far was there a to downplay the speculation the show itself will be axed? i the speculation the show itself will be axed? ~ , the speculation the show itself will be axed? ~' , ., be axed? i think it might be worth remindin: be axed? i think it might be worth reminding viewers _ be axed? i think it might be worth reminding viewers around - be axed? i think it might be worth reminding viewers around the - be axed? i think it might be worth i reminding viewers around the world what this programme is. it's not the biggest programme on british tv but it's a very familiar brand. what it does, is very kind of life affirming morning tv. for example, this morning tv. for example,

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l zeno. "they ordered all the men to step outside our house," she said. others were killed on the spot. d raped, we were told. that had to switch locations for security reasons. usman later told us another sister suffered a similar fate. "they raped her in our home," he said. "it became wagner's house, where they carried out those heinous deeds." it's a lock to carry. usman weeps frequently during our interviews, asking what his family had ever done to vladimir putin. it is an achingly familiar cry here in ukraine. where a staggering list of tensf thousands of potential russian and wagner war crimes just keeps on growing. wagner responded to our request for comment on the allegations that it was involved in the mass murder of civilians in the central african republic by saying our questions were boorish and provocative, and that they did not commit these crimes. norah? >> norah: debora patta, thank you again for your powerful reporting. an explosion set off a fire today at an oil refinery. we've got those details next. not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. ind