and italy's most wanted fugitive arrested. cillian, matthew boss, matilda messina, dinero in police custody after 30 years on the run. ah, i'm told me that it was good to have you with us. we start in ukraine where the death toll has now risen to 40, after a russian miss out struck an apartment building. search efforts are continuing in denise pro, for the 29. people still missing, but the chances of finding survivors are slim. the attack has prompted international condemnation with un secretary general antonio terrace and sweden, which host, which holds the use rotating presidency, saying it would. it could constitute a war crime. another body recovered from the rubble. it's now been more than 2 days since the attack and 2 nights of sub 0 temperatures rescue as say they have little hope of finding any one alive under this mess of twisted concrete. but they keep up the search. any way for 19 year old boyfriend was a law move, see donna james, that we are not giving up hope of finding any one alive this year. the 1st group is looking for the dead. yellowstone will help with that too. extra p

now, if lays most wanted, matthew boss has been arrested after 30 years on the run. police detained my tale massena denado in the sicilian city of palermo. he was receiving medical treatment in a private clinic. he's considered the last remaining god, father of the call center for matthew oxfam says extreme wealth and extreme poverty have increased simultaneously for the 1st time in 25 years. is calling for higher taxes on the rich. in indonesia, 5 men of god on trial, over the deaths of a 135 people in a stampede at a football match. in october last year it was one of the world's worst sporting disasters. 3 police officers and to match organizers are charged with criminal negligence, causing death. the news continues off the inside story. ah, a sales democracy, thousands of tennesseans have been protesting against what they say is a dictatorship and an unprecedented economic crisis. but can the anger make a difference? how's it being viewed in the region? this is inside story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle major rallies in the tennessee and capital proteste

matthew boss has been arrested after 30 years on the run. police detained my tale massena denado in the sicilian city of palermo. he was receiving medical treatments in the private clinic. donato has been convicted in absentee for being behind killings and bomb attacks, faces now life in prison. he's considered the last remaining gone father of the cars are not mafia. john vicky is a professor of italian studies that university college london, an author of the book, matthew republic. he says, dinar rose arrest is another nail in the coffin of a dying mob. my fail machine and the nato was the youngest member of a leadership group within the sicilian matthew that took control of the society and matthew in the early 19 eighties century on massacring old rifles a man and mounted a major attack on the italian state. most notoriously, murdering heroic anti mass magistrates giovanni phone call. and pablo both said ino in 1992 and then staging a terrorist bombing campaign on the italian mainland. all of this aimed at trying to get the state to back down what was gaining momentum as a major onsl

and italy's most wanted matthew boss has been arrested after 30 years on the run police detain at my 2. messina dinero, in the sicilian city of palermo, was receiving medical treatment in a private clinic to narrow, been convicted in absentia for being bind killings and bomb attacks. was given a life sentence, he is considered the last remaining godfather of the notorious cosa nostra massey mafia. you can see our full report on that story and then use our that's coming up in 25 minutes time at 2100 g m t to stay with the spelling cat. the program now continues. oh ah, sometimes we use the phrase accidental journalist for somebody who happens to be there when the plane goes down and takes a photograph. but this is different because it's not accidental, it's intentional. and they are in increasingly important category of the public and people in professions that touch on this work. she just get used to their existence still now accept it from a level near the congress. i've allowed senor for, for, for laughter. that when the when got bowl that i see boehmer and the rest of columbia, th

from nearby feels the bottles for bottled is intensified by a day. cha, stratford al jazeera boss mote. o matthews, of the foreman, moscow bureau chief and newsweek magazine and author of overreach, the inside story of pretence war against ukraine and joins us now from rome. great to have you with us. first of all, why are these 2 sides fighting so fiercely for this place? of backward getting the can i just say that was a fantastic for me on the ground that up see why they fighting so intensely. there are tactical reasons, but if i had an important red junction, the controls and important route for re supplying ukrainian troops solid, which the roughly counted a few days ago. got deep sold minds were good for storing tanks and men. but that's not the real important. the real importance is actually just strategically getting some kind of a win for russia. it doesn't really matter where it is. so in that sense, but what is in itself, just in other towns in the us. but if the russian succeed in capturing it, it will be that 1st victory that they took a chance to save the venue back in july. and it's

matthew taylor is the chief executive of the nhs confederation, a group which represents health service organisations and bossesealth of a willingness to talk about pay and it felt then as though there was progress. that seems to have gone now. i don't know whether this is the treasury or downing street or whatever, but i understand the pressure the government's under, but it needs to show leadership and it needs to be pragmatic. it is only by discussing pay with staff that we are going to find a way of avoiding this further industrial action. and it is really important to understand that even if there were no trade unions, no industrial action, we would still have 130,000 vacancies, we would still have an issue about how we recruit, how we retain and how we motivate staff. so this would not be backing down to trade union pressure. this would be recognising the reality of the startling situation in the nhs right now. so i think it really does, you know, both sides need to be pragmatic, both sides need to be willing to compromise. but it probably does now fall to the government to say explicitly that they will t

joining me now is matthew taylor, chief executive of the nhs confederation, a group which represents health service organisations and bossest she said toda ? , ~ , , ., today? yes, i think this is an important — today? yes, i think this is an important intervention - today? yes, i think this is an important intervention by - today? yes, i think this is an | important intervention by the today? yes, i think this is an - important intervention by the head of nhs england. the situation of the health service is in, and i think more and more people understand this now, is that we face extremely high levels of demand. part of that is short—term, flu and coronavirus, but a lot of that is to do with longer term factors, population ageing, but also the build—up of sickness in the community which took place during the pandemic. so we are dealing with all of that demand, and at the same time we are trying to recover services because when you have more people out in the community who are waiting to see a doctor, waiting to have an operation, that's one of the things that drives that demand in the emergency departments. it is those peo

junior people, people like cassidy hutchinson, people like sarah matthews, a deputy white house press secretary who spoke out even when her bosskalely m mcenany, did not speak out. >> why do you think hope hicks didn't speak out. >> hope wasn't someone with a huge public or outward facing profile. so, i don't put it as much on her as much as people who had public images, people like the former chief of staff, the press secretary, and others. but i would like to hear her speak out. i thought that her testimony was actually extremely helpful. she clearly had insight into what the former president was thinking. and it sounds like she gave him sound counsel privately. that's something the public needs to know. >> she also texted, she said, alyssa looks like a genius, which is a reference to the fact you had resigned already. >> when i resigned a few weeks after the election, it was first and foremost because i was wildly uncomfortable with the lies that were being told about the election being stolen. it wasn't true. i couldn't put my name and my integrity to that. i stayed a couple weeks because i wanted to help my staff find job

bosses capture is a quote great victory of the state. that shows that it doesn't surrender in the face of the matthew was the main stories for this. i'll do head over so our websites are t dot com or social media pages for more on peter scott on the back again at the top of yeah ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah ah, is this with the crass and the so sorry. our community like oh i, i dont them from there and i'm from my that you know, to find the diesel superscript, receive them yet, get, get you physically more visorio if it's too long for weapons who is it best boot inappropriate with. ready they can and we just have a big letters to ship it. minutes is so new. been dealer big shipment cooper. i left this with this one i guess, you know with the hi miss. so. so like they finally kill it. believe. mm oh. and in each to come to russian state will never be as tight as on the northland scheme. devastation. i'm not getting calls with anyone else with ban in the european union. the kremlin. ca, yep, machine. the state aren't russia for date and r. t sport, mckibben our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with ah, russia built an up corpor

big matthew names have made headlines in italy and beyond, but the picked up videos tell a different story. they ended out the crimes committed, the violence of the underworld. instead, baby bosses brag about the latest to fancy watch expensive cars, all set to a local, be the recurring use of symbols and hash tags. the give away and a phony ation with organized crime, the outcome the waste and adorn mandy that express feelings. the lion is used to suggest trend then power the exploding bomb can represent military minute and also threat than there are chain that relate to the fact that many of them must yet consider themselves to being present. living under a kind of house arrest or the syringe, with a single drop of blood reinterpreted by the mafia to symbolize a blood brother. it's like a virtual taking out of the fairies or not, but i said us was to read all your quest on. but in control then the in this somewhat contr wayne, which the organization is to live until a few years ago and around get off, for example, compared to the camera, always kept a low profile and it was absolutely forbidden to exhibit well, the bosses on the run has been years and years of their lives and

boss or something at this stage or not. they're missing the nato was the youngest member of a leadership group within the sicilian matthew that took control of the sicilian math here in the early 19 eighties century going massacring all their rifles and then mounted a major attack on the italian state, most notoriously murdering heroic anti math here magistrates to run the phone call and the unpardonable sin ino in 992 and then staging a terrorist bombing campaign on the italian mainland. all of this aimed at trying to get the state to back down what was gaining momentum as a major all sorts against organized crime. and that home slope has continued such the motto missing. and then i was the last of that leadership group still launch. what message does the send other mafia bosses in italy will? it's a very, it's a very important thing. symbolic gesture really, but ultimately the state will win and the state is winning. in the case of the sicilian, the, the structures, the hierarchical structures of the sicilian math year. i have been ground down, have been dismantled, several times the city since they only $99.00 to the city

joining me now is matthew taylor, chief executive of the nhs confederation, a group which represents health service organisations and bossesink the situation is this. the health _ to you today? i think the situation is this. the health service - to you today? i think the situation is this. the health service is i to you today? i think the situation is this. the health service is able l is this. the health service is able to make progress and has made progress in critical areas. we reduce the number of people waiting a long time for operations and are on course to continue to reduce that and we've improved cancer diagnosis and we've improved cancer diagnosis and there was the vaccine programme, etc. we are able to make progress in ordinary times but we have a kind of inherent fragility as a system and that fragility is a reflection is there is 130,000 vacancies we've not invested enough in building, equipment or technology and what that means is when we go into winter we are going into winter in the hope that the demand we face is not overwhelming, and unfortunately what we've seen this winter is that that hope has proven f

we're joined now by matthew taylor, chief executive of nhs confederation, which represents health bossesa level of service we — are not able to provide a level of service we want to provide. the nhs is there _ service we want to provide. the nhs is there for— service we want to provide. the nhs is there for you if you need it. but it is also— is there for you if you need it. but it is also important to be clear with— it is also important to be clear with the — it is also important to be clear with the public about the situation we are _ with the public about the situation we are in — with the public about the situation we are in. there are ways the public can help _ we are in. there are ways the public can help i_ we are in. there are ways the public can help. i welcome this new advice about people wearing masks and not going _ about people wearing masks and not going out— about people wearing masks and not going out if they are ill, keeping children— going out if they are ill, keeping children off school. we need to do everything — children off school. we need to do everything we can to