i want to give _ police vehicle in lancaster. i want to give you — police vehicle in lancaster.thing that i want to say today is that my thoughts and prayers remain with the _ that my thoughts and prayers remain with the little boy and his family. the collision happened just before 830pm _ the collision happened just before 8:30pm on open road in lancaster. at the junction _ 8:30pm on open road in lancaster. at the junction with tory sound road. it the junction with tory sound road. it involved — the junction with tory sound road. it involved a marked police up usual 308 hatchback, which was responding to an emergency call. the boy, who was it _ to an emergency call. the boy, who was it years— to an emergency call. the boy, who was 11 years old, from the local area _ was 11 years old, from the local area was— was 11 years old, from the local area was taken by ambulance to the royal— area was taken by ambulance to the royal lancaster infirmary. he was later— royal lancaster infirmary. he was later transferred to all their hey children's— later transferred to all their hey childre

among _ raf, flying in lancaster bombers. among those _ raf, flying in lancaster bombers.n the congregation today were distant relatives who had been traced and travelled from jamaica. , ., , been traced and travelled from jamaica. , . _ ., jamaica. his legacy will live on in the minds _ jamaica. his legacy will live on in the minds and _ jamaica. his legacy will live on in the minds and hearts _ jamaica. his legacy will live on in the minds and hearts of- jamaica. his legacy will live on in the minds and hearts of a - jamaica. his legacy will live on in the minds and hearts of a lot - jamaica. his legacy will live on in the minds and hearts of a lot of i the minds and hearts of a lot of people who have connected with this story, and most importantly he will live on in the legacy of our family. peter brown's funeral service reflected all parts of his life, remembering a special man who gave up remembering a special man who gave up his freedom as a teenager to serve this country. helena wilkinson, bbc news, central london. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes

lancaster in britain, is going to lancaster in britain, is going te te— lancaster in britain, is goingthat very important event. all that to come. but let's get an update on the weather to see if those clear those skies will be clear enough. join again tomorrow . enough. join us again tomorrow. hello, alex deakin here with weww— hello, alex deakin here with weww tateet— hello, alex deakin here with your latest weather from the met etttee— your latest weather from the met etttee tew— your latest weather from the met etttee tew ee— your latest weather from the met office for gb news.— your latest weather from the met office for gb news. another tatwtw— office for gb news. another tatttw entttw— office for gb news. another fairly chilly day— office for gb news. another fairly chilly day today . a few fairly chilly day today. a few eewewen— fairly chilly day today. a few showers around— fairly chilly day today. a few showers around across the north, but showers around across the north, twt-ntaeee— showers around across the north, twt-ntaeee-te- showers around across the north, but-places-b

later, when the male line of lancaster died out and a relative from the female branch entered the english throne. henry tudor in the coat of arms of the new dynasty of roses united england emerged from the middle ages and became one of the leading european powers elizabeth i the last of the house of tudors left no heirs and appointed a distant scottish relative as the successor. further jacob from the stuart dynasty during the reign of their last representative, queen anne of england, scotland united into a single sovereign state in great britain . the kings of the next hanover dynasty ruled the country until 1901, when the british empire occupied almost a quarter of the land. the last of the hanoverians. queen victoria married prince albert of saxony, governor of god. their son king edward the seventh was the only representative of this dynasty, and his heir king george the fifth during the first world war smear british monarchy has not been considered exemplary for a long time, but still attracts everyone's attention, not a single event in the royal family goes unnoticed about why exact

the 80th anniversary of the dambusters raid — tonight there will be a special fly—past over the lancasterrmer bases. and coming up on bbc news. "my legacy is already exceptional!" pep guardiola's words on the eve of manchester city's champions league semi—final against real madrid as they try to win the trophy for the first time. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. as food prices rise at their fastest rate in 45 years, the prime minister today gathered farmers, supermarket bosses and food industry representatives in downing street with a pledge to help make it easier to source our own food in the uk. the cost of food has soared in the past year, with some items like meat and vegetables more than doubling in price. supermarkets have also had to contend with a shortage of supplies. today, the government urged retailers to pass on any savings to customers who are struggling. our economics correspondent dharshini david looks at why prices are staying so high. brunch with the prime minister in the sun. all smiles, but farmers, manufacturers and retailers where there to discuss the

rowan bridge in lancaster _ condition this lunchtime.earance of madeleine mccann have completed their search of a reservoir in portugal. the three—day operation took place around 30 miles from where three—year—old madeleine disappeared in 2007. portuguese authorities say evidence recovered has been sent to germany for forensic analysis. recovered has been sent to germany forforensic analysis. the recovered has been sent to germany for forensic analysis. the late queen faced a potential assassination attempt in 1993. the file shows how concerned the fbi was following an assassination threat made to american police officer. he said to have told police he wanted revenge after his daughter was killed by a rubber bullet in northern ireland. the authorities in south korea are investigating allegations a passengerforced open an emergency exit door on a plane as it was coming into land. the aircraft came down safely in the city of daegu. nine people on the flight were taken to hospital with breathing difficulties. the chief executive of sainsbur

conduct and lack lancaster police will cooperate fully with that. live from london.r correspondent is on the ground. this is a continuation of russia's current strategy — wide scale drone and missile attacks across ukraine — and the outcomes are typically indiscriminate. the family of a british national who was shot and whose wife died of starvation amid fighting in sudan tells the bbc they received no assistance from the british embassy, despite repeated calls for help. lee parents lee pa rents of lee parents of ten—month—old finley boden has been sentenced to life imprisonment in the uk for his murder in 2020.

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and they are lancaster bombers that launched the famous dambusters raid exactly 80 years ago.d coming up on bbc news: more injury frustration forjofra archer, who's ruled out by england for the summer, butjonny bairstow returns to the test squad to face ireland. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a top british businessman, whose foreign companies were at the centre of a global international money laundering investigation, has been revealed as a major donor to the conservative party by the bbc. javad marandi, who has an 0be for business and philanthropy, has donated more than £750,000 to the party. some of his companies were alleged to be involved in a scheme to move money from one of azerbaijan's richest oligarchs out of britain. mr marandi is not subject to any criminal action and denies wrongdoing. anti—corruption campaigners say not enough is being done to check how easily money can reach political parties. dominic casciani has our top story. wealthy and well—connected, this is javad marandi. awarded an 0be for services to business and philanthropy, he's bee

and the lancaster bombers that launched a famous dan buster raid exactly 80 years ago today. let's get more in our main story. ukraine officials have praised the antimissile defence systems which intercepted a berridge of russian rockets over kyiv overnight. let me show you the footage from the defence systems in action. ukraine says 18 missiles were shot down, including six of the hypersonic weapons that president putin had claimed are unstoppable. ukrainian officials have declined to comment on a claim moscow that one missile got through air defences to destroy a us—built the latest barrage came just hours after president zelensky wrapped up a european tour, in which he was promised billions of dollars�* worth of new military aid by western allies. live now to kyiv where i can speak to the ukrainian lawyer and politician, lesia vasylenko. thank you so much for being with us here once again on bbc news. give me a sense of what it was like during the night with that pharos from russia. ~ ., , ., ., russia. well, it was one of the most intense nights _ russia. well, it was one

you can see the lancaster and ths— you can see the lancaster and ths spttttrs— you can see the lancasterpart in that— course, liverpool playing such a vital part in that effort to tssp— vital part in that effort to keep britain— vital part in that effort to keep britain fed and watered and surwtwthg— keep britain fed and watered and surwtwthg that— keep britain fed and watered and surviving that battle of the attahttc— surviving that battle of the atlantic back— surviving that battle of the atlantic back in world war ii. that-s— atlantic back in world war ii. that-s tt— atlantic back in world war ii. that's it from _ atlantic back in world war ii. that's it from for— atlantic back in world war ii. that's it from for us now. but tatrtct— that's it from for us now. but tatrtct ts— that's it from for us now. but patrick is next.— that's it from for us now. but patrick is next. stay with us hsrs— patrick is next. stay with us hsrs oh— patrick is next. stay with us hsrs oh .— gb news. very good afternoon, everybody . it's patrick christys here on so — . it's patrick christys here on so wsws.—

after he came to britain, he trained as a wireless operator and air gunner and he flew in a lancasterl after he died. the air force veteran, who lived alone, died in his flat in west london in december. he was 96 and had no known relatives. our intention was originally that there would be the funeral — us — and we'd go to the pub and have a drink in his memory. although he lived alone, peter brown had the support of friendly neighbours who saw him every day. sitting on the bench where they would often meet him for a chat, they told us about peter brown, the modest private man. over the years i knew him, the only time he really opened up was when i introduced him to my seven—year—old grandson, who at that time was crazy about all things aircraft. and he talked to him in some detail about his time in the raf, flying in lancaster bombers in a really open and fulsome way, but not in any sense a boastful way. # happy birthday to you. # this was peter brown's 93rd birthday, organised by his neighbours. 93 today, pete — looking 60. after peter brown died, his neighbours appealed to organiser

and in the skies above lincolnshire — a lancaster bomber marks the 80th anniversary of the famous dambuster. on bbc london... the large sinkhole that's appeared in a field near amersham — above a tunnel being built for the h52 high—speed rail line. some campaigners want work to stop. good evening. we start tonight with the news that the manufacturers of vauxhall vehicles in the uk have urged the government to renegotiate part of the brexit trade agreement or run the risk of making the business unsustainable. stellantis, one of the world's biggest car manufacturers, whose business includes vauxhall, peugeot, citroen, and fiat, says its concerns are related to electric vehicles. stellantis says the conditions of the brexit free trade deal signed in 2020 are no longer achievable, given the surge in the cost of raw materials, and the prospect of tariffs between the uk and the eu would make exports uncompetitive. our economics editor faisal islam has the story. electric faisal islam has the story. vehicle manufacturing is supposed electric vehicle manufacturing is supposed to be the future of th

government of the head of state and government of the council of europe. 80 years ago today, 19 lancastere. they were on a secret mission to strike at the heart of germany's world war ii operations. tonight, a special fly—past will mark the anniversary of the famous dambusters raid of 1943. danny savage has the story. later this evening, weather permitting, this lancaster bomber will once again fly to the sky in lincolnshire. 80 years to the night since 19 of these planes took off on the most famous raf mission of world war two. to be flying at night at 60 feet, in mountainous terrain, to drop an ingenious weapon that had never been used before. it's generally the stuff of legends. i think the modern day air force can be as inspired now by what they did, albeit it was some 80 years ago. the story was made into a film. 1950s special effects recreating the drama of the mission. the man who created the bouncing bomb used these very marbles to test the theory of skimming them off water. he just thought to himself, what would be the engineer's way of stopping the war? they belonged to barnes w

and- struggle of the house of lancaster and the house of york tate— lancaster and the house of yorkhe kingdom apart. only in test was— tore the kingdom apart. only in test ahe— tore the kingdom apart. only in 1485 was one man— tore the kingdom apart. only in 1485 was one man capable of returning— 1485 was one man capable of returning the— 1485 was one man capable of returning the country to stahhhtw— returning the country to stahhhtw .— returning the country to stability . motty henry, the stability. motty henry, the seventh— stability. motty henry, the seventh a— stability. motty henry, the seventh a lancastrian by remote descent— seventh a lancastrian by remote descent, claimed— seventh a lancastrian by remote descent, claimed the throne and pnnptw— descent, claimed the throne and promptly married— descent, claimed the throne and promptly married elizabeth of hath— promptly married elizabeth of want, heaping— promptly married elizabeth of york, merging the two houses inta— york, merging the two houses into a— york, merging the two houses into a shatt— york, merging the two houses

— lancaster and the house of york were we— lancaster and the house of york tore the kingdom _ lancasterapart. only in 1485 was one man capable of returning— 1485 was one man capable of returning wee— 1485 was one man capable of returning the country to stability— returning the country to stability .— returning the country to stability . motty henry, the stability. motty henry, the seventh— stability. motty henry, the seventh a— stability. motty henry, the seventh a lancastrian by remote aeeeepw— seventh a lancastrian by remote descent, claimed— seventh a lancastrian by remote descent, claimed the throne and paempaw— descent, claimed the throne and promptly married— descent, claimed the throne and promptly married elizabeth of weak,— promptly married elizabeth of weak, merging— promptly married elizabeth of york, merging the two houses wee— york, merging the two houses we a— york, merging the two houses we a single— york, merging the two houses into a single dynasty, the weare— into a single dynasty, the tudors ae— into a single dynasty, the tudors as but— into a single dynasty, the tudo

he flew in lancaster bombers when he served in 625 squadron. # happy birthday... no known relatives. organisers of his funeral were inundated with requests from the public who wanted to attend. and today, they were joined by former and current raf personnel. for me when i read the story, i thought, "well, i am emboldened to come down and attend on the day because you have got to come down." the thing is he has always got a family. i know initially he didn't have a close family to hand, but he has always got a family once he's in the forces and that's why i'm here. to have the last veteran of that time from the caribbean, and to be able to come together today to remember that, to respect that and reflect on how important it was, it means a great deal to everybody. our intention was originallyl that we would go to the pub and have a drink in his memory. peter brown's neighbours, who knew him for decades, helped to organise today's service and remember a quiet, modest man. the only time he really opened up was when i introduced him - to my seven—year—old grandson, wh

later this evening, weather permitting, this lancaster bomber will once again climb into the sky above terrain to drop an ingenious weapon that had never been used before. it�*s generally the stuff of legends. and i think the modern day air force can be as inspired now by what they did, albeit it was some 80 years ago. the story was made into a film — 1950s special effects recreating the drama of the mission. nice work, skipper. the man who created the bouncing bomb used these very marbles to test the theory of skimming them off water. he just thought to himself, what would be the engineer�*s way of stopping the war? they belonged to barnes wallace�*s daughter, who was then about ten, but still recalls the night of the mission. they had a great big square box that was a loudspeaker, and i got up on a chair and got behind the curtain and listened to it and it said how the dams have been burst. he was appalled. 58 people, i think it was, were killed, english people. and then there were all the germans. and he just felt it was more than he could stand. over the past two decades, we�*ve fi

the is it pronounced lancaster and lancaster. anywhere you want to pronounce it, sir. all right.ahead, john. i think the debt ceiling thing is more kabuki theater for the democrats to try to use it for election. you know, political advantage, which is strongly failing grade. what more clement said the other day. you know, it's just a bunch of, you know, campaign tactics and strategies that the democrats use. and also smokescreen key punch biden out of jail. okay. let's go to diana, who's calling from pinehurst north carolina, on the democratic line. diana, good morning. good morning. i'm i'm been a long time listener, first time caller. i'm 61 years old. i've never seen so much hate and division and partizan chips. all the incumbents need to be voted out. the american people need to come together and get corruption out of our politics and out of our government from local school boards right up to the supreme court. they're all corrupt. they're all in it for power and money. and it's not working for the american people. and thank you for taking my call. let's go to jordan, who's c

it's a lancaster- no, it's a lancaster, right? it's a lancaster player.. that's the bit that's not supposed to tug at your heartstrings during a blade standoff at a holiday park in ayrshire. yes, it's believed the eeheehtey— ayrshire. yes, it's believed the schoolboy could— ayrshire. yes, it's believed the schoolboy could be— q ”ht yes, it's believed the schoolboy could be the youngest teteeh— schoolboy could be the youngest teteem te— schoolboy could be the youngest person ever to be— schoolboy could be the youngest person ever to be tasered by the tethee— person ever to be tasered by the tethee hh— person ever to be tasered by the police in scotland. “ “g st; police in scotland. joining us he— police in scotland. joining us now is oliver lawrence, a former police officer and the host of protect and serve podcast . good protect and serve podcast. good morning to you. look 11 years old, obviously a messed up 11 year old to be wielding a knife. still a child. this is this is a very controversial part of the of the law of policing . where do of the law of p

so that's how my war started, in a church at lancaster castle. at october 1942...t embarkation leave, and we all went home for a week, a week's leave. and then we sailed for north africa... ..early november. our division was put in, told to capture the range of hills to the north of tunisia. and, ..we captured hill after hill. but it took time. it took a month of solid fighting. you were attacking probably twice a week... ..another hill. and we were never out of the line at all. we were in action the whole time. and when you captured one hill, you peered over the top of it and there was another hill in front of you. so you just went on and on for a month. you were shot at, shelled, bombed... ..mortared, everything. and you got that dreadful feeling and sickness in your tummy. "oh, god, is this going to be the last time?" and you didn't know. and... sometimes you were lucky, sometimes you weren't. i was lucky. i think i should have been killed five or six times. i don't think i should be talking to you now. i think i should have been buried in a north african field,

civil 7th is on just on the 48 percent or before head into the presidential residence in the capital lancaster at the one address to his support as outside his home. it is stumble. the guy would like to thank each and every member of our nation who has once again, given us the responsibility of governing the country for the next 5 years with the choice. they've made it good to take a correspondence. julia had, has been for the way in development for monica as to what stood out in the other ones victory speech while he addressed his to forces. in fact, he's largest city is symbol is symbol. it's usually important for as of types of ad one, this is where he grew up and from where he rose to power. he was the mayor of the city in the nineties and then he became prime minister and later a president. but he also lost the city or his ruling, a t p last, the city to the opposition in 2019 and local elections. and today he rode to retake a symbol in the next local election schedules for next year. so that was one message. apart from that, it was a pretty typical speech for president edwin, as he told

end, a western conference finals, the dentist nuggets held off a late search from the los angeles lancaster type game, one of the best of 7 series involved with that bug a sub installed. because i just re quoted you 6, triple devil of these files for 34.21. v balance of 14, a surface broad. james for 26 points to the light because it wasn't enough at the top see, let nuggets prevailed. 132 to 126 to take the seriously 10 chose in denver on those things. in the other end, very news. the san antonio spurs one tuesdays draft lots. right. and we'll have the number one pick 5 time and very chunky most likely use the top selection. it's a 19 year old fence when victor, when bun yamma, who is being hailed as a generational talent. the end very dropped, takes place on the 22nd of june. after the 1st time the rack of the titanic is being seen in a new, like thousands of meters under the say, the 1st full sized 3 d scan of the vessel has been revealed. the image that showed new details and could provide more insights into average sign comments maiden voyage in 1912 with the rec, disintegrating scan h

fueron halladas en lancaster y loum beach. >> es lo que más satisfacción me traeré mi trabajo encontrareces están dispuestas a volver con sus familias. >> en otras ocasiones sale huyendo. >> los agentes tienen que saber cómo hablarles y hacerles una forma diferente tenemos que prepararnos para lo peor explicaron. >> la policía tienen demasiados casos para dedicarse a la menor desaparecido. por eso hacen un esfuerzo entre múltiples agencias lideradas por una agencia nacional. >> dinorah pérez noticiero telemundo 48. >> son solo algunos de tantos casos un operativo de 10 semanas encontraron también a 10 menores fuera del país en más pequeña tenía 6 meses de edad. >> puede llamar al número en pantalla para más información puede enviar un mensaje de texto >> la empresa que compró los depósitos y préstamos del silicon valley le pedirá a unos 500 empleados según el sitio los empleados dejarán de empresa partir del 9 de junio y en principio no afectaría los puestos de atención al cliente pero agregan que podrían darse nuevos reportes >> la comumunidad latitina es le mámás está en n deuda. >> t

col en trozos de lancaster, y espinacas.romperse, y supone un riesgo de caÍda, la retirada de esta bicicletas afectan a la bicicleta nÚmero de modelo t01, que se vendieron entre enero de 2018 y mayo de 2023. este domingo como usted lo sabe, se celebra en estados unidos el dÍa de las madres. te preguntamos quÉ sueÑo no has logrado cumplirle a tu mamÁ. es una pregunta que queremos que contesten, y la familia munera dice "que me vuelva a ver". carolina: quÉ lindo mensaje. "una casa digna en un lugar bonito", ojalÁ que se le cumpla. elyangÉlica: volver a darme un abrazo, lo que quiere muchÍsimo los que han tenido que salir de casa. carolina: queremos darles un abrazo muy especial a todas las mamÁs que todos los dÍas ven la "ediciÓn digital" al mediodÍa. un abrazo para ustedes, nos encantarÍa en persona darles un ramo de flores, sin embargo aquÍ se las mandamos de parte de eli, borja, andrea, de todo el equipo de la "ediciÓn digital", estas bellas flores. elyangÉlica: ha enviado justamente este regalo para nosotras, para ustedes

thousands of faithful of visiting a small town in missouri to see the body of sister lancaster, recentlyrdly any signs of decay, four years after she died. it's a little macabre, does the catholic church see it as a miracle? >> not yet, but a sign of faith and a truth to the resurrection and many are calling it a missouri miracle. thousands of visitors flocked to missouri to see and touch the body of sister lancaster, devout nun died four years ago, her body, not embalmed and in a wooden coffin, in a state of preservation. >> holiness feeling came over me as soon as i went into it, where the sister wilemina was laid to rest. >> god works in strange ways. >> born in 1924, and from the time she was a young girl wanted to be a nun. she took her vows in 1944, later in life founded the benedictine sisters of mary, queen of the apostles. they expected to find bones, but found the corpse with little to no decay. >> a sign she was a holy woman, and blessed her in life and faithful to her vocation. >> she is being placed under a glass enclosure. the catholic church is not yet calling it a miracle

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i'm 6 feet tall and i'm represented by erika lancaster at caa - >> seth: okay, jeff, i hear you, thathe investigation soros funded is racist but just to be clear, it's also anti-semitic, right? >> oh, hell yeah, seth they ain't going to catch me on some kanye west bull [ bleep ] >> seth: all right that's jeff wright, everybody! give it up for jeff wright [ cheers and applause represented by erika lancaster at caa we've got a great show for you tonight. you know him from "parks and recreation," "the jurassic world" franchise, and "guardians of the galaxy. his latest, "the super mario bros. movie" is out now. chris pratt is back on the show. [ cheers and applause she is a wonderful comedian and actress whose netflix stand-up specials are incredible. she stars in "beef" which starts streaming on netflix tomorrow, ali wong will also be joining us [ cheers and applause they're one of my all-time favorites. they're celebrating two decades as a band with the release of their book, "the gospel of the hold steady: how resurrection really feels." it's out this july the hold steadies are back [

this is quite a busy road, one of the main road into lancaster city centre.family. an investigation has now been launched into exactly what happened, and lancashire police has referred itself to the independent office for police conduct.- office for police conduct. thank ou, office for police conduct. thank you. mike. _ a vigil will be held in cardiff tonight to the two teenagers who died in a crash which sparked a night of rioting. kyrees sullivan and harvey evans were riding an electric bike when the incident took place in the ely area on monday night. they'd been followed by officers from south wales police shortly before the tragedy. they'd been followed by officers from south wales police shortly before the tragedy. police are continuing to question a man who was arrested after a car crashed into the gates of downing street. he's being held on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving, and the incident is not currently being treated as terror related. simonjones reports. captured by a bbc camera. this is the moment a car is driven towards downin

there is, however, still a uk team at port sudan and there's a royal navy vessel, the hms lancaster,th the evacuation operation there. the uk foreign secretary james cleverly says their attention is now turning to the diplomatic and humanitarian efforts. 0n the diplomatic side, they have called for an immediate end to the violence and a long term ceasefire, while on the humanitarian side, they say they are working with international partners, including the united nations, to see what they can provide in terms of efforts inside sudan. in france, nearly 300 people have been arrested and more than 100 police injured as protesters used traditional may day rallies to show their continued opposition to the change in the pension age. the government said three quarters of a million people took to the streets — unions said the real figure was three times higher. violence erupted in cities including lyon, nantes, strasbourg and in the capital paris, from where our europe correpsondent nick beake sent this report. singing. the may day march, a french tradition reaching back decades, but fuellin

conversation, konstantin mentioned that they quote, are keeping an eye on the mayor of yalta yanine up of lancaster. i asked why, but he left it off. i didn't really like it for what purpose? i realized that it was for some criminal purpose. there were no specific expressions or threats from konstantin, but he had a serious expression on his face from the bombing of the crimean bridge to assassinations of journalists key. it has made it clear that terrorist attacks against russia are an integral part of the state policy. but this case shows that no matter how intricate the ploy is, russian security services are going to win. a mortgage done of reporting for ot see, ah, runs president has arrived in the syrian capital with an official 2 day visit following an invitation from damascus. it will be the 1st such high level visit since the start of the syrian civil war and has already been labeled as very important by raynan state media. this comes against the backdrop of reproach, meant between former adversaries in the region. with iran's ambassador to syria saying that the global power balance shiftin

heard throughout ukraine as russia continued to attack major objects of military infrastructure, lancaster of their well, let's bring you some more updates from the conflict the russian m o d said on sunday that more than 200 ukrainian trips were killed in the ukrainian health city of constantine of care located in the done yet square public. the ministry also reveal it up to $200.00 tons of you printing ammunition was destroyed in the neighboring city of from much worse. now i want to show you as well, the latest footage we have from the embattled city of art shem off skull soonest, back. moot, the most intense frontline auction is happening there currently with the russian wagner private military group leading the fight. you can really see here the scale of destruction. in the video earlier, the wagner gripped chief said, key of force has only have a few square kilometers of this city. still under their control, r t senior correspond murat gas. the of can show us not what else is happening in the conflicts. bottled zone areas facing west doggin and dwell camouflaged stanz a d 30 howitzer

he joins us from lancaster, pennsylvania, thanks for being with us. so what does the death of her? there are none. say about the plight of palestinians helden israeli jails. well, i think it also says it says something about the, the price. but it also says something about this really system. the israelis are trying to keep several $1000000.00 palestinians under, under the control. and they're trying to break their will, they're trying to break their determination. and her, she had, nan was a perfect example of a person who, who's, who was not broken and could not be broken. she had no means of resisting them other than has non violence or reaction which is on, refuse to eat until you tell me why i am in jail. what are the charges? where is the trial? even the very year terrible military court could not find anything on him. there was no proof. there was no evidence. actually, there were no charges. he is under administrative detention, even under the apartheid regime in south africa, they didn't have such a thing as administrative detention as he st. thousands of past indians bein

it happened in lancaster just before 8.30pm local time, when the boy was crossing 0wen road in the cityncy call. an investigation's been launched into what happened. lancashire police has also referred itself to the police watchdog, which will review the incident. let's turn to another story now. scientists have used artificial intelligence to develop a new antibiotic that can kill a deadly superbug. the ai helped narrow down thousands of potential drugs to a handful that could be tested in the laboratory. nicky schiller explains. recently, we've heard about artificial intelligence when it comes to things like chat bots and treating as it is for you. this takes a i hold different levels. identifying a new antibiotic that can kill one of the worlds most of the superbugs. how can the team of researchers in the united states and canada do it? they focused on this bacteria they call it public enemy number one. it is resistant to nearly every known antibiotic in the world. so, now the clever part. there to train the artificial intelligence. they did buy for you to get a list of compounds tha

conversation, konstantin mentioned that they quote, are keeping an eye on the mayor of yalta unit of lancaster. i asked why, but he left it off. i didn't really like it for what purpose? i realized that it was for some criminal purpose. there were no specific expressions or threats from konstantin, but he had the serious expression on his face from the bombing of the crimean bridge to assassinations of journalists, kia has made it clear that terrorist attacks against russia are an integral part of the state policy. but this case shows that no matter how intricate the ploy is russian security services are going to when i'm again done of reporting for our see at the globe marked world press freedom day. the u i state department is launched a program to assist select journalists exclusively outside the u. s. it went straight to for the nation's agency for international development. samantha palace address the media on the topic. we recognize the importance as a governance means of having free media doing their work all around the world, and we try to support it as the united states. a program cal

a postdoctoral research fellow, at lancaster university and also co-founder of iraqi women academicswork. and in bethesda, maryland, michael o"hanlon, senior fellow and director of research in foreign policy at the brookings institution. a very warm welcome to all of you, and thanks for joining us today on "inside story." stephanie, this is your report so i will start with you. more than 4.5 million deaths. that is a really startling number. it is obviously something very difficult to quantify. how did you get to that number? guest: this is something that the cost of war -- that costs of war project has been working on for years. i have built on the work of colleagues of mine at the project. for a long time, my colleague has generated and regularly updated an estimate of direct debt, people killed through weapons of war, through fire, the actual combat of war. that now is up to 937,000. that is the range she estimates of direct deaths. so my report builds on that. it uses a ratio from the geneva declaration secretariat that current day wars, there is an estimate of about four indirec

conversation, konstantin mentioned that they quote, are keeping an eye on the mayor of yalta yanine up of lancaster. i asked why, but he left it off. i didn't really like it for what purpose? i realized that it was for some criminal purpose. there were no specific expressions or threats from konstantin, but he had a serious expression on his face. from the bombing of the crimean bridge to assassinations of journalists, kia has made it clear that terrorist attacks against russia are an integral part of the state policy. but this case shows that no matter how intricate the ploy is, russian security services are going to win. am a get done of reporting for our c small as the latest news, i think you can check our website r t dot com. we'll be back at the top with ah hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter. i know it's easy to pick on ben wall is that things here. so, i mean, it do, we still does have any lead a message and, but the realities are hidden behind the curtain and every once in a while through leaks. if they are real, i can't tell. they are not tell us a

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look at the number of of aerial mass on the outside of the lancaster. it can fly across the bay of biscay in the most in the darkest circumstances and pick out german submarines on the surface, maybe up to 15 miles away. what is the biggest invention a transforms the the allies chances of getting victory at sea in the second world war? i think it is this thing. this is something i put together in my earlier book engineers of victory it is you can see the transformation and the fate of you birds versus merchant ship losses in the atlantic on a month by month basis. in march of 1943 the losses there was such that the british admirally thought it was going to just stop using convoys. just let the ships go one by one and take their chances. it's there the churchill says we are in the most dire part of the war. how can we get a transformation and yet by may of 1943 two months later as you see in my narrative the changes come because of the invention of the cavity magnetron, which was then produced in large numbers to go on a little ships and in patrol aircra

to joining us to discuss from lancaster england, steward parkinson, executive director of scientist for global responsibility in north hampton, massachusetts lindsey kasha gary and program director with the national priorities project. and also with us from the lovely island of hawaii, marci winograd coordinator for code pink congress such a pleasure to have the 3 of you join us here on the stream. now there is so much to unpack here, right? this is an under report reported topic military emissions and we won't get to the lack of transparency and the increase still in military spending. but 1st, i just want to get our heads around the scope of this problem because we just heard david, call it an elephant in the room. and stewart, you know, just how big this elephant is, don't you? yeah, that size is global responsibility. last year we published the record and trying to estimate the size of the global causing footprint as well as miller trees. and we estimated that it was about 5.5 percent of the world's carbon emissions. and if it were a contract was made, the trees were country, then t