the change — national council of defence. the change of — national council of defence. could be on airand which are change of what channels could be on air and which are not, so if on one hand— air and which are not, so if on one hand i_ air and which are not, so if on one hand i can— air and which are not, so if on one hand i can agree that the pro—russian parties can operate in ukraine _ pro—russian parties can operate in ukraine when we are at war, however there _ ukraine when we are at war, however there is— ukraine when we are at war, however there is a _ ukraine when we are at war, however there is a court for that and it cannot— there is a court for that and it cannot be _ there is a court for that and it cannot be done by hand. what is done manually— cannot be done by hand. what is done manually right now is definitely the rules of— manually right now is definitely the rules of war. however, it does hother— rules of war. however, it does bother me _ rules of war. however, it does bother me how we affect democracy, because _ bother me how we affect democracy, beca

of the security council, but still no action. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations. a russia's invasion of ukraine has prompted a rush by european governments to bolster their defences, pre plan nato exercises in norway of a quite a whole new significance. now with the military alliance. aiming to send a clear message to moscow that is ready for any assault on nato territory. me back a report. in sub 0 terrain troops from nato's very high readiness joint task force, a training for the coldest of conflict. many the soldiers are among the alliances 1st responded currently on the french command. that's the place we leave. we sit and we fight. among them polish soldier private piazza, much unecc. poland has now found itself on nato's eastern flank against the possibly hostile enemy. what does that mean for you? as a polish soldier? i was sure what i was finding for joining me, but of course it's difficult for human human being, but we are, we are just doing our job. russia's invasion of ukraine pose is the biggest threat to european security in the generation. several nato states and now rushing to ramp up their defense spending and germany, europe's largest nato country

we are joined now by ukraine's former secretary of the national security and defence council, alexandere you are. well, in the area around kyiv, it was _ where you are. well, in the area around kyiv, it was relatively - around kyiv, it was relatively actually quiet this night. the evening was heavy bombing. there was an area around kyiv as well. basically, russia is continuing their tactic to destroy our infrastructure. unfortunately, civilian objects are also being hit and i think this is a new turn in the way they are doing the wall. the turning point was obviously the shelling of the residential area in kharkiv. i think it is now continuing across... yourself are takin: continuing across... yourself are taking part _ continuing across... yourself are taking part in — continuing across... yourself are taking part in the _ continuing across. .. yourself are taking part in the war— continuing across... yourself are taking part in the war effort - taking part in the war effort alongside troops. can you explain to us why you are doing that? actually, i think that line might have dropped o

defence secretary following an inquiry into a leak from the national security council. the a5—year—old, whose first career was manufacturing, set as the government's cheap whip. a year on since the murder ofateful to everyone for their support". tonight, a march will be held in clapham in south london to remember sarah. laura moss reports. it was a crime that shocked the capital and shone a spotlight on women's safety. the kidnap, rape and murder of sarah everard by a serving police officer, an appalling act of violence that stunned a nation. but one year on, what's the relationship like with the police and how do women feel today in london? there is definitely still fear amongst women in the streets. madison and laura set up lambeth urban angels, offering safety advice, and organising a walk in clapham tonight to remember all victims of gendered violence. the impact that sarah everard's murder had on myself, my friends and the community in lambeth was massive. so personally, it really shocked me to my core. a lot of my friends became more wary about what they were doing, where they were going. i think everyone was much more on edge. jamie says there is still too much emphasis on what wom