in 2013, he was found dead in his london home.> the way he killed himself -- >> he hanged himself with a scarf? >> a scarf, in the bathroom. and the fact that his bodyguard was not there. it raises questions. >> in february, 2015, another putin critic, boris nemtsov, was gunned down in the shadow of the kremlin. the victim was about to lead a major rally against putin. it went on without him. five chechnya nationals were arrested and put on trial. they have denied denied involvement in the murders. >> nemtsov's party colleague, vladimir kara - murza suspected putin loyalists were behind the assassination. >> people should not be killed for their political activity, because they happen to disagree with the government. the leader of the russian opposition, boris nemtsov was killed, gunned down, because he opposed the putin regime. for no other reason. >> putin's office has denied involvement in nemtsov's killing. less than three months after nemtsov's murder, kara - murza himself became the target of an assassination attempt. in may

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if london was scared , then apparently london comes from the fact that it is the true decision-makingr zelensky sasha of the british. in general, they are sympathetic to the fact that their standard of living. now the lowest has become as a result of all this activity over the past 70 years, will borisov be dismissed, or is this ukrainian, the story that the authorities in britain are pulling diligently will allow borisov sit in your chair. this is a very difficult question, firstly, the british, as such, have no influence on the situation in the government. they can do this only during the general parliamentary elections, which will be several years before them; as for the elections of local self-government bodies, here, of course , here, this is ukrainian rhetoric, in principle, it can, in part, and the conservatives can be helped because here the political beau monde establishment. he is now acting as a united front against russia, and therefore any formidable statements against moscow are immediately replicated and supported by opposition politicians. here, what is called the peop

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i work in immunisations in london. we thought that this would be london.be an early start to the easter holidays _ be an early start to the easter holidays. you can see it has come to a standstiit — holidays. you can see it has come to a standstill. it has been for a white — a standstill. it has been for a white i— a standstill. it has been for a while. i told a standstill. it has been for a while. itold my a standstill. it has been for a while. i told my parents we are not going _ while. i told my parents we are not going to _ while. i told my parents we are not going to he — while. i told my parents we are not going to be there before the evening _ going to be there before the evening. probably true but i know dover— evening. probably true but i know dover has — evening. probably true but i know dover has nice places and also has good _ dover has nice places and also has good little — dover has nice places and also has good little guesthouse is so we have -ot good little guesthouse is so we have got food _ good little guesthouse is so we have got food en

london breed: i'm not going to fire you today.celebration with the irish community, but this is the only sash that i've ever been given in my whole entire life, so yes, i'm going to wear it with pride. so let me just say the reason why we had to move this event to the south live count is because you were outgrowing the balcony. we've had so many people every single year, so we wanted to do it justice. i just want to say, after two years of a global pandemic where we couldn't connect with one another, i'm so happy to be here today, and thank you so much for coming here today. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: i want to take this opportunity -- and we have the lord mayor of court joining me. thank you so much. we have a number of members of the board of supervisors who joined us upstairs, including supervisor safai, supervisor haney, supervisor catherine stefani, your host today, supervisor mandelman. i saw our assessor-recorder, david torres. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and thank you so much to our honored guests and co

but many have say he doesn't prosecute enough, including mayor london breed.n my conversations with him because we do still communicate, and part of my conversations is, "what about the person who was attacked, what happened to them? what are you going to do? are you going to prosecute that person for what they did?" so have those conversations? 0h, definitely. all the time? definitely. but chesa boudin says he's prosecuted at a higher rate than his predecessors, and critics of london breed say she has flip—flopped on crime and drugs in san francisco. in 2020 she defunded the police here. london breed publicly called for defunding the police after george floyd was killed. i never took that position. i was very surprised, frankly, to see london breed publicly call for moving more than $100 million out of the police budget into other areas of the budget. we can't prosecute crime unless police make arrests. whether we need more law enforcement... we need more effective law enforcement, to be sure. arrest rates in san francisco are at decades—low. london breed is

london breed: all right. hello, everyone.ncisco mayor london breed, and i am extremely excited to swear in jose fuentes almanza. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: i've got to say, it always brings me so much pride and joy when i get to swear in san francisco natives, and i definitely don't hold it against you that you went to balboa high school, the second best high school in san francisco, right behind galileo. that's right, state champs. i was really proud of the balboa football team who became the state champions. we had a great celebration here in san francisco, and i'm always so proud of our young people. as a kid who grew up in san francisco in those years, back in the day, we remember many of the challenges that existed in san francisco, but we also know that san francisco was a place of opportunity, and balboa high school was that place of opportunity for jose, who was able to be an apprentice, who was able to move up in the ranks and be a part of an incredible union, local 6, the electricians, who do a lot of wond

i love london, i love being a londoner. - celebration. i love london, i love being a londoner.t in stone. being a part of it, to me, makes it part of it, to me, makes it part of it, to me, makes it part of london. i and james harvey, i am part of london. i and james harvey, iam part part of london. i and james harvey, i am part of the lifeguards squadron, i was born and raised in north london. i am abnormally about 4:30am every morning, to get here for 6am. monitorthe every morning, to get here for 6am. monitor the guys, every morning, to get here for 6am. monitorthe guys, mucking out, getting ready. the first ride is normally about 7am. i get to teach these guys and girls how to ride horses for the first time, they are in the same position i was ten years ago. it is a completely different way of life. the family aspect is definitely there. it�*s really nice there is an overall objective that�*s getting ourselves and our horses parade ready and all the fun that comes with that as well. being able to see the sun rising up over the shard on top of a horse isjust rising up over th

i'm san francisco mayor london breed. and today i'm here to talk about laguna honda hospital and i'm joined by the director of department of public health dr. grant colfax as well as the director or laguna honda michael phillips and located in supervisor melgar and we also have a representative from our speaker of the house nancy pelosi's office, her director, dan bernal. we're here to talk specifically about what we know have been challenges at laguna honda hospital. for over 150 years, this facility has been a beacon of hope. it's been a place that has cared for those who could not care for themselves and, in fact, it has survived the 1906 earth quake and during the pandemic, there were those who thought laguna honda would be similar to many of these care facilities around the country that we would see covid spread rampedly and people die in significant numbers and although we lost six people at laguna honda due to covid, we worked really hard to ensure the safety of the patients there. the people who worked there, the

london breed: i am? >> yeah. >> the hon. london breed: okay. well, just to top it off and give you a bit of a little bit of a taste of what you can expect from all of the great activities that we're going to be adding to san francisco, right now, we have a performance from seven finger circus. they perform at club fugazi, and here's just a tidbit of here's san francisco. [♪♪♪] [applause] >> the hon. london breed: big round of applaud for seven finger circus. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: whoa! goodness, doesn't that make you nervous? do i clap? i don't want to mess them up, right? well, this is what you're going to be seeing all over san francisco, and we want to thank all of you for coming, all the businesses who committed to bringing their employees back during the month of march. i've already seen some of the lines at some of the businesses downtown, so we want our businesses reopened, we want our economy going again, we want to be out and about, enjoying our beautiful city, so again, it is not too late. it is still the month of march

dani burger in london.i: fed chair jay powell hardens his hawkish pyramid, signaling two or more 50 basis point rate hikes to cool demand and bond yields search. china urges big investors to support stock, seeking to support a market at a two year low. elon musk secures billions from wall street in his bid for twitter while pledging $21 billion of his own money. it is a bond market that is bruised, jay powell saying 50 basis point hikes are on the table. and finally, the equity market has taken a hit. let's get a check on where we stand after yesterday's session where equities fell more than 1%, europe playing catch-up. an 8% decline on euro stoxx 50 futures. a little more calm in tech which sold off the hardest. the russell 2000 and still down more than .2%. manus: somebody switched on the lights, it looks as if the equity market had a damascene moment. the dollar-yen is interesting this morning, you had a 20 year lows on dollar-yen and janet yellen talking to suzuki about the risk of joint intervention. i

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london bridge.e aspiring musician who's music was played on bbc 1xtra this morning. graham satchell reports. jimi adewole. he lost his life a year ago trying to rescue someone who had jumped into the river thames. music was always jimi's first love. in a studio in south london, a group ofjimi's friends have been working on a series of tracksjimi had started recording. # only go through if i've got brothers with me i can trust. my bro had talent kind of thing, you know what i mean? when i heard his music, i was like, wow, like, you know? he could have actually done something. # i'm still the same guy i was. # no amount of money is changing me, blatantly. i feel like music, it hits harder when the person is not here any more but the lyrics are so deep. he is a hero, so, yeah, man, it is only right that we do right by him. london bridge. jimi had just left work with his best friend bernard when they heard shouting from the river thames. it was pitch black. it was one in the morning. couldn't see anythi

. | it is happening at southwark crown court in london.— court in london.rt in london. i will helen wilkinson is there. - court in london. i will helen wilkinson is there. what's . wilkinson is there. what's happening? _ wilkinson is there. what's happening? a— wilkinson is there. what's happening? a sentence i wilkinson is there. what's i happening? a sentence hearing wilkinson is there. what's - happening? a sentence hearing got under way in the last hour or so. a fall from grace for the former world number one, boris becker sitting in the dock in court one here at southwark crown court. listening to the prosecution and also now his defence barrister making submissions. it was three weeks ago here at southwark crown court when boris becker was found guilty of four counts under the insolvency act. they include a failure to declare a property in germany and guilty of transferring hundreds of thousands of pounds from his business account after his bankruptcy. he was declared bankrupt in 2017 and the trial heard how he made a huge amount of money, around £38

i am at an allotment in north-east london. this is super i north—east london.ia. in the west got the best of the sunshine, to 17, 18. in glasgow, enniskillen, parts of cumbria and west wales, we could see the highest of the temperatures this evening and overnight, the cloud in the east were thin and break a lot more. tonight light went with mist and fog which could develop. a bit of frost to take us into tomorrow morning just about anywhere. tomorrow, a chilly start. full england and wales a dry and chilly day. some significant rain. just a shame it is on a bank holiday weekend. more rain in the east of scotland, spreading into cambria and the isle of man later. that will push its way south on sunday. not much rain throughout the week and met many will stay dry. the full bank holiday full coming up. the full bank holiday full coming u -. �* the full bank holiday full coming u . _ �* ., ,., ~' the full bank holiday full coming up. being a bank holiday had completely _ up. being a bank holiday had completely passed _ up. being a bank holiday had completely passed

london in— women met him in a club in london in new— women met him in a club in london in new year'sf— london in new year's day 2017. one of my— london in new year's day 2017. one of my friends _ london in new year's day 2017. one of my friends and - london in new year's day 2017. one of my friends and i - london in new year's day 2017. one of my friends and i were atj one of my friends and i were at the front and he put a shout out to me for being the prettiest girl at the rave. i was just like, prettiest girl at the rave. i wasjust like, ok, but one of my other friends once a video with him, but as she has taken this video, he essentially moves his hand down my back, and puts his hand up the back of my skirt. i stepped back, because i'm a bit shocked from it, and i didn't really expect it, and i didn't really expect it to happen, but ijust kind of felt like objectified really. he calls me on snapchat the next day, asking if i want to hang out. i guess because at the time i was quite young, it does make me feel angry, to be honest. in me feel angry, to be honest. in a statement, a s

in london alone with this guy who was a lot older than me.e who is to say how he's going to react. so ijust submit to it. traumatic, that's how i describe it. traumatic, that's howl describe it. ~ ., ., , , it. traumatic, that's howl describe it. ., it. although many viewers praise the investigation — it. although many viewers praise the investigation there _ it. although many viewers praise the investigation there were _ it. although many viewers praise the investigation there were also - investigation there were also concerns with this person complaining about the amount of what she thought was a very detailed in the bbc�*s news reporting of the story. maggie parkerfelt the reports have been unbalanced with long descriptions of the allegations against him westwood but nothing in his defence. she said it amounted to a trial by tb. bbc news has set its confident they're pointing complied fully with its editorial guidelines. a bbc spokesperson told us this had been a lengthyjoint investigation by the bbc and the guardian and there was a clear

mayor london breed. ~ ., , . , enough, including mayor london breed. ~ ., , .n only speak - breed. we have differences of opinion, i can only speak for l opinion, i can only speakfor myself because of conversations with him because we still communicate one of my conversations is, what about the person who is attacked, happen to them, what are you going to do, i going to prosecute that person what they did? ,, ., .,, did? see have those conversations, - did? see have those conversations, all. did? see have those. conversations, all the did? see have those - conversations, all the time? definitely, definitely. but chesa boudin says he's prosecuted at a higher rate than his predecessors and critics of london breed say she has dropped on crime and drugs in san francisco. in 2020 she defunded the police here. london breed called for defining the police after george floyd was killed. i never took that position. i was surprised to see london breed corp are moving more than $100 million out of the police budget into other areas of the budget. we can't prosecute crime u

lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london. but coming up next week... i am in the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media, too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. after that frosty morning most of us are in for a pretty decent afternoon. here is a reminder of how cold it got, at least in some spots. —7 degrees last night in wales and sennybridge, making it the coldest april night in nine years. even in london, temperatures were well below freezing. how about the outlook? bright weather today, but rain is expected tomorrow. the rain will a

alex forsyth, bbc news, london.for chelsea football club. earlier today, the british billionaire sirjim ratcliffe made a $4.25 billion offer. chelsea were put up for sale in march, before the owner, roman abramovich, was sanctioned for his alleged links to the russian president, vladimir putin. tomorrow will see one of the most anticpated boxing matches in history between two female fighters, katie taylor and amanda serrano. they're top of the bill at the iconic madison square garden, where the undefeated taylor will put her lightweight titles on the line against world champion serrano. 0ur correspondent ade adedoyin is in new york for us tonight. the excitement starting to build in new york ahead of a significant night for the sport. the irish and puerto rican fans were in good voice at the weighing earlier. taylor has an unblemished record but many are tipping serrano to win. the best facing the best. katie taylor. amanda serrano. neither wanted to blink first. the weigh—in was like an event in itself. both have h

in london every council seat is up — nonsense. in london every council seat is up for _ nonsense.councili seat is up for grabs so what happens here really counts. last time these elections took place labour had one of its results in decades and keir starmer needs to build on that support, not sit back. for boris johnson it's being seen as a test of his leadership losing high—profile consuls here would be a blow but this is not a two horse race, the capital will be a crucial test for other parties as well. the lib dems need to keep support they have in places that can extend and making routes elsewhere. the greens are standing up across london as well as independents and smaller parties. at this group, parents are clear what's on their minds. their this group, parents are clear what's on their minds.— on their minds. air pollution and the environment _ on their minds. air pollution and the environment but _ on their minds. air pollution and the environment but especially l the environment but especially living in london air pollution is going up and up. the living in london air pol

he was handed a 2 and a half year suspend saw the crown court london. now the fight for equal rights goes on for one of the rocks most persecuted, minority groups because leah roman nomads who arrived age of who are children have returned to school after a 14 year break. these are the cavalier or drama people scattered in isolated communities across iraq on this one says the faith derogatory treatment and our children have no future after decades of persecution, solar and many are jobless high. he says he and his friends fought in the iran, iraq war and liter, alongside iraqi forces in the battle against eisen. these were not provided by the government, un agencies and n g o is had provided these basics and you asking me about all future. oh, upside down, the government denies new id cards to discriminate against the co, lia but father, who will insert it has his nephew who has it is true. they do not have fresh tap water, but water delivered to them by tankers. but many villages cannot afford to pay the daily water charge, though it's meant to be provi

london breed: i am? >> yeah. >> the hon. london breed: okay. well, just to top it off and give you a bit of a little bit of a taste of what you can expect from all of the great activities that we're going to be adding to san francisco, right now, we have a performance from seven finger circus. they perform at club fugazi, and here's just a tidbit of here's san francisco. [♪♪♪] [applause] >> the hon. london breed: big round of applaud for seven finger circus. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: whoa! goodness, doesn't that make you nervous? do i clap? i don't want to mess them up, right? well, this is what you're going to be seeing all over san francisco, and we want to thank all of you for coming, all the businesses who committed to bringing their employees back during the month of march. i've already seen some of the lines at some of the businesses downtown, so we want our businesses reopened, we want our economy going again, we want to be out and about, enjoying our beautiful city, so again, it is not too late. it is still the month of march

but ukrainian military officials said they being used throughout the war on a visit to london to meet british prime minister boris johnson. german chancellor. ola sholtes, never called the attack. atrocious pleasure. i'll have to walk of you the bid at the veils will be images. we have seen from bushels here from maria pole, and from many of the places the dramatic attack we have been told about to day too . it shocks us and we must say here in clear terms. it is a cruel, cruel wall loudon von gazette than garza. as a st garza, my creek around 4000 people were thought to be at the station. they came with their pets and personal possessions, hoping to escape the worst hazards of wall european commission. president ursula fonder lion is in ukraine. as part of an e u delegation. the visit was meant to send a strong message of support for ukraine, including for you membership bid. along with the blocks foreign policy chief joseph brow founder lion met with ukrainian president water mirrors the lansky in. keep earlier she had visited a mass grave in boucher, a town outside of the ukrainian

as one case in london shows if only the air quality were better in london, rosamond cassie deborah's daughter might still be alive to day. anna was almost 7 when she suddenly became very ill. my late daughter is ella roberto and she had one of the worst cases of asthma ever recorded in this country . so he started in october, you know, signs of a cold a cough that sounded like whooping cough. and her 1st had mission, know her 1st coma or seizure was in december, a was linked to appellation. and through my research i found out the air pollution it affects medians. well, why do she felt ill? ella was a completely healthy child and very sporty. she loved swimming and football and also played several instruments. the asthma changed everything. my life was rushing to work and then always having my phone near me in case has school rang to say had lungs had collapsed ah, ever suffered for 2 years before dying of an asthma attack. her mother became an activist with the help of doctors and lawyers. she was able to prove that her daughter's asthma was particularly bad on days when the pollutio

but 1a degrees there in london.essure drifts east and deepens and could bring a swathe of gates and snow across parts of scotland and another weather system towards the south and the cold air making some further progress by the stage but there is uncertainty aboutjust how there is uncertainty aboutjust how the cold air was spill south in this weather system in the south bringing it to the north and some sunny spells and wintry showers and temperatures between 12 and 6 degrees but we have to watch the frontal system in the south because if, and it's a big if and there is uncertainty, but if it drifts into the norther egg could generate snow in that wales, the midlands, and to the north of the sunshine and wintry showers and are split into temperatures to the south of the medal —— weather system and the rest feeling chilly. moving to the start of the week and there is rain and snow in the south and that will clear away on saturday and will bring bright conditions but still with some wintry showers. all of us finding o

east london and all inner cities, .hatever this word . is that they are using and ijust think the soul is being lost. and it is a case of the little guy helping the little guys still. - i think that is so important - at the minute, with all these big businesses, but is important, - especially at the minute, to keep looking after one another, the . little guys because fundamentally that is what keeps - the country going, isn't it? with taste buds, you know, kind of diversifying and like we say, you know, culture is changing, food culture is changing... yes. how are you guys keeping up the competition? what are you guys doing differently? people have started to be able to travel a lot more to taste i different things and we realised, oh, actually they're selling more - than egg and chips, but some little things like to change, like i say for examplej that coffee machine. you wouldn't have had it years ago. east end, people - wouldn't have had that coffee, they wanted powdered coffee, frothy milk. _ i used to love it. we h

london's euston station is closed all weekend, as is the west coast main line between london and miltonng to travel to wembley tomorrow for their fa cup semifinal. the work has to be done at some time. adam has multiple sclerosis and has decided not to travel to the match. at the start of the season, most sensible people will have said two of the best teams in the country are liverpool and manchester city. so there was a fairly good chance that one, if not both, of those teams would get into the fa cup semifinal. the fa cup semifinal is pretty much always this weekend and yet there's all these rail works going on. network rail says 95% of its services will be unaffected by planned engineering work this weekend. as ever, the advice is to check yourjourney before you set off. tim muffett, bbc news. twitter�*s board of directors has announced the company is taking action to fend off a hostile takeover bid from the billionaire, elon musk. the firm said it had adopted a shareholder rights plan which would make it difficult for mr musk to increase his stake in twitter beyond 15%. more on that

are correspond, charlotte shall some pell standing by in london, charla. good to see you now. shoulds and johnson putting on a united front. what was the key message from the t leaders today? absolutely obvious. i'm sure you can imagine it was the conflict in ukraine which dominated those 1st talks in london between the 2 leaders. both of them united in their condemnation of the images that have been emerging from ukraine today. and over the last few weeks at both stressing that they are united on the fact that person must fail in his efforts. both of them as well as talking you bounce of the energy sector, europe's dependence on russian energy, and also the sending of defensive arms to ukraine, the to sign stressing that both of those issues remain very important, but it really was the unity that they wanted to put on display today, prime minister boris johnson, saying that the relationship between the 2 sides, the friendship, if he called it, is more critical than ever. and it shows the german chocolate saying that the conflict had in fact united, the we

please welcome mayor london breed. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: hello, everyone. i am so happy to be here, to see the almost completion of this beautiful project, 5m, which has been going on, jack told me, for 14 years, and we just broke ground in 2019, and here we are, just a few years later, and look at the magic that can be created as a result of us coming together to push projects like this in san francisco. i can't even believe it. i was here for the topping off ceremony of the george. not the george in washington, d.c., the george in san francisco, and when i think about what this project means to this community, the fact that we have this open space, this building that supports artists, and artists performing here, the community, the people, this project and what it will do for this community will be something that we can all be proud of. we've worked really hard to ensure that this project, we worked hard to make sure that we implemented neighborhood preference. now, when i was on the board of supervisors, we got neighborhood preference passed. it's been v

katya and petro are back in london and still raising money to buy medicine to send to ukraine. dnipro. and denys hasjoined the territorial defence forces, in mykolaiv. his wife and daughters made it safely out of ukraine. hello. the uk may have recorded its highest temperature of the year so far on good friday, in the sunshine in london. but actually, across much of the north and west of the uk, it was quite a cloudy start to the long holiday weekend. it was eastern and south east england that saw most of the sunshine — and for the record, 23.1; celsius was that temperature in central london. to prove the point, the satellite picture showing all the cloud on good friday in the north and west. now, the rule of thumb for saturday's weather is where you're so cloudy, it'll be brighter and warmer, and where you saw the sunshine on good friday, saturday will be just as sunny. and where you get the sunshine, it will feel warmer. temperatures to start the day, no frost, nor will there be for the rest of the weekend. there will early on be quite a bit of cloud towards the north and wes

london i_ who have recently moved to london.as something they are worrying about, — something they are worrying about, they were talking to each — about, they were talking to each other about it, wondering when _ each other about it, wondering when their landlords will pass on living _ when their landlords will pass on living costs onto them and i worry— on living costs onto them and i worry for— on living costs onto them and i worry for them.— worry for them. gaby hersham runs this hub, _ worry for them. gaby hersham runs this hub, along _ worry for them. gaby hersham runs this hub, along with - runs this hub, along with several others across london. she too is feeling the squeeze from rising costs. with the nature of our businesses we run physical— nature of our businesses we run physical buildings, _ nature of our businesses we run physical buildings, which - nature of our businesses we runj physical buildings, which means any cost — physical buildings, which means any cost increases _ physical buildings, which means any cost

i get to london and he icks me audience. i get to london and he picks me up _ audience.picks me up personally. - audience. i get to london and he picks me up personally. i- audience. i get to london and he i picks me up personally. i remember being in the car. he kept putting his hand on my leg and stroking my leg and touching my face. running his hands in my hair, like, what are you doing? stop touching me. we went back to his apartment. i was meant to be staying in a hotel. as i'm sat in his apartment on thinking, 0k, one of my getting to this hotel? this is what i should have clarified, but i didn't. he came up and i sat on the edge of the bed and then he starts touching me and removing stuff and i'm pulling it back. he's kissing me on the neck and i didn't give him any come on. there was no flirtation. that's not somebody i would ever find attractive. so, me sat in this house thinking, how am i going to get out of this? but knowing i can't, i'm in london alone with this guy who a lot older than me. if i try to get out of it, he is to say how he's going to react? so i

good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye.han said he'd lost confidence in herfollowing a number of scandals leading to criticism of the force. a new commissioner will be appointed in the summer. i want to put on record my thanks to cressida dick for her almost four decades of public service, mainly in london. in the recent past, working with others, she's helped us reduce violent crime, but it's time now for somebody who understands london, understands our city, understands and recognises the challenges the police faces and takes steps to address that. a police officer has been injured by a man wielding a machete in east london. emergency services were called to skelton road in forest gate yesterday at about midday. the metropolitan police force said it was believed a man was "suffering a mental health crisis". the officer was taken to hospital for a slash wound to his arm. his condition is not life threatening. as the cost of living rises, finance—savvy londoners are turning to �*life hacks' to save money. some have been giv

we trust the work of british nigerian designer inca laurie can be found in london's mayfair district. he laurie had a mission but wanted to try and chris that was for state space place of let reflection, meditation using plants and green greenery. so come here, sit down from a conversation, reflect, read whatever you want to do, but just being around in our green space that london and loves working with fry to fiber and colors. his installation, cold, happy street in south west london brightens up a gloomy space under railway bridge. he wants to bring more positivity to dull irvin spaces. when i create an installation, i'm in the studio, it's it, it's my, i have ownership at work. but when it goes into a space that has built in and what belongs to the people that they are able to kind of in a crate, their own narrative. and they are the fabric of that word becomes of that one of one of the community. and also, it kind of gives those people sensors you know, belonging and was successful proud of their environment. you know, he's produced countless installations for art galleries and ev

lisa herzen boris khalfina irina chernyshova ntv london pushkin returned a lady in a white field ellioisplay in japan, the oriental museum accepted three works by nicholas roerich, they were at an exhibition in italy from there to the tretyakov gallery. web profits kondinsky nesterov and yaroshenko, all safe and sound, experts explain that what happened in finland is a misunderstanding of the picture. for some reason, they took them for luxury goods and decided that anti-russian sanctions apply to them. actually. this is not so, it was the actions of the finnish customs, which did not have any legal grounds and thank god at that moment it was issued, but a new order of the european commission, in which four points four were very clear along the way. uh, it is said that the sanctions are not have. relationships to cultural property that are moved or returned within the framework of previously signed agreements on cultural property. russian finnish diplomats helped to quickly resolve the exchange. this is an important precedent, as well as abroad in various exhibitions. now there are sti

london wouldn't even start back in 2018. government guaranteed the president of ecuador that assanji would never extradite a country where his life would be in danger later on their policy promises. they just forgot to slay themselves dmitry volkov grigory emelyanov channel one, london that's all for me. well, right now the head of intelligence is a new series. let me introduce you to the chief engineer of the project, hera odden, it is a great honor to meet you. all the locks both in the office and in the reception room were made in switzerland to order, and it is impossible to open them with any master keys. and now a few words about the alarm, if you do not enter the code and turn it off, then after 3 seconds a light will flash on your table after 10 seconds. the signal will go to the room, the time of their arrival in the office is only. freedom by pressing this button. you can at any time automatically fix every rustle. even now, yes? and here we have an additional selenium photocell alarm system, when it is turned on,

lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london.programme, but coming up next week... i am in the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. hello, there. another cold day on saturday but not as bitter as it has been because the wind was not as strong. we started with blue skies and a frost but as the day went by, we had clouds building to bring scattered showers and even some hailstorms. for quite a few of you the weather is going to follow a similar pattern on sunday. right now, we have clear skies for the

lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london. coming up next week... i am in the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. hello, there. it was a mild start to the week, but it will get colder again later on. 16 celsius, though, on monday in hampshire — and for much of the country, temperatures are still in double figures early on tuesday morning. but it is colder in northern scotland — that's where the colder air is. much of the uk in this block of milder air. and between those two different masses, we

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and what's really interesting is that it has a london postcode.ced the london postcode to another charity, unicef uk. it is not accurate. the email itself is directly lifted, most of the content from it is directly lifted from an email which our supporters have received, with unicef replaced with the words "nova ukraine". this scam has made $540. and there are plenty of clues that it's fake — different email addresses in the "from" and "reply to" fields, a contact button with yet another fake email address, an ip address based in vietnam. what's your message for the people behind this scam? it would just be stop — you have to stop it. people really, really need funds right now to stay alive and to get to safety. i emailed all the scammers behind the emails i'd seen. not one of them got back to me. people are also using more subtle ways to make money from the war in ukraine on social media. we saw so many, you know, out of context videos - claiming to be ukraine or, you know, edited videos. claiming to be of ukraine. abbie richards is a tiktoker an

but just been around in our green space that london and loves working with fry to fiber and colors. his installation, cold, happy street in south west london brightens up a gloomy space under railway bridge. he wants to bring more positivity to dull irvin spaces. when i create an installation arm in the studio, it gets my attention at work. but when it goes into his face, it does belong to, in, in what belongs to the people that they are able to kind of in a crate, their own narrative. and any of the fabric of that, what becomes of that one of one of the community. and also it kind of gives those people sensors you know, belonging and was successful proud of their environment. you know, he's produced countless installations for art galleries and events like this playground for adults during the 2019 con film festival. inc is always bursting with new ideas. one will not work in the public work, you know, just us, well, my like hall is so on. and while often most because i get to sort design and leave it. and then just seen people's reaction to his list. inca this son of nigerian immi

alex forsyth, bbc news, london., at the iconic madison square garden, where the undefeated taylor will put her lightweight titles on the line, against seven—weight world champion serrano. 0ur correspondent, ade adedoyin joins us now. yes you join me where the weigh in will take place. amanda sera know and katie taylor will be on the stage. the bout, the puerto rican and irish fans in great spirit and opinions divided on how the bout will play out on saturday. the best facing the best. the names up in the lights, katie taylor a lights, katie taylor and amanda serrano reaching new heights in new york. a photo op on the empire state building ahead of this landmark moment in boxing. i think saturday night could definitely will be the best night of my career. just everything about this fight, this is a moment in history. for the first women to headline madison square garden. ireland's former 0lympic champion is the crossover star. amanda serrano a seven way world champion the coast are looking to steal the show. 13 years

go ahead in london. this is about, this is about the ideology. people don't, don't understand until this high prices will not hit them and they will not be able to uh, to pay for the alternative bills. they will not be able to afford the fancy, i tend to fancy restaurants and before that they used to like, so obviously as rachel, right. me said this is the tax being put on the average citizens of you know, for they are paying to start for ukraine. freedom. but really and truly this will have a massive shift within the societies in the west. the people who generally speaking liberal progressive, they will turn radical and, and, and right, because these are the repercussions of the new liberal policy. and some people are just, you know, fed up with the thing that the, so far as i mentioned during the make that you know livelihoods. but you know, a significantly diminished. and now we are having this wall, which could have been prevented in the 1st place. if, if, if someone would really strike the deal with russia in good faith regarding the means a