eunice is now moving across northern europe, where it'll give the risk of damaging winds in germany, and the baltic states into saturday. as the storm moved into europe, code red weather warnings were issued by the dutch authorities. three people have been killed in the netherlands by falling trees. a man died in belgium afterfalling from his boat. anna holligan reports from the hague. this was no ordinary day at the beach. this was scheveningen on the edge of the hague. coastal areas felt the full force of storm eunice, with gusts of up to 130 km/h. the dutch meteorological association declared a code red emergency, which lasted well into the evening. just listen to that gale. this football stadium has heard some roars, but none as ferocious as eunice. schools and universities closed early to ensure students could get home while the bike paths were still safe. most people realised it was best not to ride. across the border in belgium, transport services were also disrupted, and patients in this hospital had a very lucky escape when a crane collapsed. while sunday is expected to bring

storm eunice continues moving eastward — after leaving a trail of destruction in the uk and northern europermer us police officer has been sentenced to two years in prison over the fatal shooting of a black driver last april. canadian police say they've made at least a hundred arrests as they move to end the blockade of ottawa. good morning and welcome. president biden says he's convinced russian president vladimir putin has made the decision to invade ukraine with an attack on the capital, kyiv, expected in the coming days. speaking in a televised address mr biden said the us and its nato allies, would stand together in full support of the people of ukraine we're calling out russia's plans loudly and repeatedly not because we want a conflict but because we are doing everything in our power to remove any reason russia may give to justify invading ukraine and prevent them from moving. make no mistake. if russia pursues this plan, it will be responsible for a catastrophic and needless war of choice. the self—declared people's republics of donetsk and luhansk have been fighting the ukrainian a

and explosions are reported in ukraine, separatist controlled east plus deadly storms. batter, northern europe, and britain is bearing the brunt record winds rip the roof off an arena in london. ah, i'm pablo felice. welcome to the program. you, as president joe biden says he's convinced that russian president vladimir putin has decided to further invade. you cried, he said, washington had substantial intelligence to back the claim. biden gave the warning after a coal with leaders of major u. s. allies. we have reasonably, the russian forces are planned into an intend to attack ukraine in the coming week . the coming days, we believe that there will target ukraine's capital keith. a city of 2800000 innocent people make no mistake. if russia pursues his plans, it will be responsible for catastrophic and needless or of choice. united states and our allies are prepared to defend every inch of nato territory from any threat to our collective security as well. we also will not send troops in to fight in ukraine, but we will continue to support the ukrainian people. while the president says russian

so that's a picture in northern europe. really wind is the big story of damaging wind that elsewhere as quite caught in comparison. yes. is bit windy in places, measurement the sun is predominant here. however, things will start to change the next storm developing on sunday. that's going to be windiest a bit further north, but it is driving in to northern europe is driving again to low countries and germany and it keeps coming south. the tail end of it, there be yet more rain and significant snow for the alps. whereas if you're in spain or portugal, dicking the south is presently quite sunny and warm. ah, with discarded clothes from which nations are funneled through charities, and sold to impoverished nations. on an unprecedented scale, a massive industry sift through the unwanted garments to resell to some of the world's poorest inhabitants. but much of what arrives is unfit for purpose and is fueling and environmental catastrophe. people in power troubles to gonna to uncover the dirty secrets behind the world. fashion ad

major storm swept through northern europe. on friday. strong winds have uprooted trees, damaged buildings, and wreaked havoc with transportation across the continent at being effected here in germany, a motorist was killed after his car was struck by a fallen tree. now the storm has hit the u. k, particularly heart, causing at least 3 deaths and leaving over 100000 homes. what i power authorities have issued the 1st ever read whether warning, calling on citizens to stay indoors braving the stormy sea. despite warnings to stay indoors, some people in brighton on england south coast, remained drawn to the forces of nature. storage unit is the 2nd major storm this week and its sweeping across northern europe with record breaking gusts of nearly 200 kilometers an hour causing power outages for tens of thousands of people. were thirties in the u. k issued a rare red warning for parts a southern england, including london with sections of the o 2 arena roof were ripped off by this storm. so the message along with it is lost as office

at least 9 people have been killed as fear storms batter, northern europe. record breaking winds have disrupted transport and knocked out power supplies across the u. k. braving the stormy sea, despite warnings to stay indoors, some people in brighton on england, south coast, remain drawn to the forces of nature. storm unit is the 2nd major storm this week and its sweeping across northern europe with record breaking gusts of nearly 200 kilometers an hour causing power outages for tens of thousands of people. were authorities in the u. k issued a rare red warning for parts. a southern england, including london, was sections of the o. 2 arena roof were ripped off by this storm. so the message along with it is lost in his office has the red weather warning stain doors. a still new, this is the worst still we based in 3 decades sprinkler inadvertently put ourselves in the hallway adobe altos, numerous flights were cancelled, and the ones that did try to land in london heathrow, many ended up being diverted, trained services were interrupted as well, leaving many

he denies his accusations that it is shelling the territory and deadly storms batter, northern europe and britain is bearing the brunt record wins. rip the roof, often arena in london. ah, alone. well, come by monica jones. good to have you with us. the ukraine crisis dominated the agenda at the morning session of the munich security conference, as russian troops continued to mass on ukraine's orders western leaders stress in message of unity in the face of a possible russian invasion. in every stage, one theme was clear that europe is currently facing the largest military build up since the end of the cold war multiple claims. in his speech, nato secretary general against chop stock barrack warrant that moscow is making demands. nato cannot fulfill. he called on russia to withdraw its forces and commit to a peaceful solution. we call owner shall to do what it says and withdraw its forces from the borders of ukraine. this will be an unimportant 1st step towards a peaceful solution. it is not too late for russia to change course to step back from the brink. stop preparing for war, and

so that's the picture in northern europe. really wind is the big story of damaging wind, that elsewhere is quite caught in comparison. yes is bit windy in places, measurement sun is predominant here. however, things will start to change the next storm developing on sunday. that's going to be windiest a bit further north, but it is driving into northern europe is driving again to low countries and germany and it keeps coming south the tail end of it. there be yet more rain and significant snow for the alps. whereas if you're in spain or portugal, dick in the south is presently quite sunny, had bomb, ah, ah co cater cultural knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide obs to reward, merit and excellence, and encourage creativity. the shape tomato award for translation and international understanding was formed to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged that road and strengthening the bones of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and world coaches. ah, ah ah, welcome back. a look at main stories

storm eunice leaves a trail of death and destruction in the uk — and across northern europe. and welcome to bbc news. president biden is convinced russian president vladimir putin has made the decision to invade ukraine with an attack on the capital, kyiv, expected in the coming days. speaking in a television address mr biden said the united states and its allies in nato and across the world, would stand together in full support of the people of ukraine. we are calling out russia's plans constantly and pla ns co nsta ntly a nd repeatedly, plans constantly and repeatedly, because we want to remove any reason russia may give to justify to invade ukraine and prevent them from moving. ukraine and prevent them from movinu. a ~ ukraine and prevent them from movinu. ~ ., ukraine and prevent them from movin. -m ., , .,~ moving. make no mistake, if russia pursues _ moving. make no mistake, if russia pursues its _ moving. make no mistake, if russia pursues its plans, - moving. make no mistake, if russia pursues its plans, it l russia pursues its plans, it will be responsible for a cata

nine people have been killed as storm eunice left a trail of destruction across parts of northern europedeaths were reported in the netherlands, belgium, britain and ireland — many of the victims crushed by falling trees. gusts of close to 200kmph have been recorded. canadian police have made at least a hundred arrests as they move to end a truck drivers�* blockade of the capital ottawa. more than 20 vehicles have been towed away. drivers spent the last three weeks protesting against mandatory coronavirus vaccinations to cross into the united states. now on bbc news, our rome correspondent mark lowen investigates how italy is failing to tackle the scourge of clerical sex abuse. this film contains scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. in the shadow of the vatican are the dark secrets that italy itself has buried... ..clerical sex abuse of minors believed to be extensive but undocumented. there is a lot of resistance in the system of society in italy to talk about it, even to talk about it. italy has the world's highest number of priests and the seat of the catholic church in its b

and at least 6 people are dead as storms battered, northern europe, britain is bearing the brunt. record winds have already ripped the roof of a giant stadium in london. ah, i break off. it's good to have you with us on this friday in the crisis over ukraine. we are ending the week at a more perilous place. the u. s. says that russia now has up to a $190000.00 troops, positioned along its border with ukraine, an unprecedented military mobilization which moscow continues to down play. tomorrow. russia plans military drills of its nuclear arsenal. a show of straight that nato says, is an attempt to intimidate some months, these tanks, signal to threat of a russian invasion to ukraine. now some of them are retreating from ukraine's botto rush. as defense, ministry seeds, military drills. and these places are ovo. and that's all it ever was. ukraine doesn't believe it. when it was done was liter not confirmed the russian claim of troop withdrawals. this is not happening. that is only a movement of forces and equipment. we are watching the russian troop divisions, which number 129001.

to the forces of nature. storm unit is the 2nd major storm this week and its sweeping across northern europe with record breaking gusts of nearly 200 kilometers an hour causing power outages for tens of thousands of people. or thirties in the u. k issued a rare red warning for parts of southern england, including london, where sections of the o 2 arena roof were ripped off by the storm. so the message along with a loss to this office has the red weather, will stay indoors still here. this is the worst we faced in 3 decades sprinkler inadvertently put ourselves in the hallway. robeto's numerous flights were cancelled. and of the ones that did try to land in london heathrow, many ended up being diverted. train services were interrupted as well, leaving many passengers stranded is quiet annoyance. bob been able to see you when it was our firewall because i spent a little more time in my system before i had to back up. i'll try to make my way for have to contact. see, that's what i'll do. germany, france, and the netherlands also issued severe weather warnings, storm units as likely to cause eve

nine people have been killed as storm eunice left a trail of destruction across parts of northern europedeaths were reported in the netherlands, belgium, britain and ireland — many of the victims crushed by falling trees. gusts of close to 200 kilometres an hour have been recorded. canadian police have made at least 100 arrests as they move to end a truck drivers�* blockade of the capital — ottawa. more than 20 vehicles have been towed away. drivers spent the last three weeks protesting against mandatory coronavirus vaccinations to cross into the united states. more on storm eunice now and in wales, all train services were cancelled for the first time ever on friday. the majority of schools were closed, and tens of thousands of homes were left without power. 0ur correspondent tomos morgan has been speaking to some of those in the worst affected areas. the sound will never, ever leave me. it was just... ..heartbreaking to hear my daughter screaming. just before lunchtime, in newport, south wales, holly price's house buckled under pressure from storm eunice. herfive—year—old daughter, 0liv

and at least 6 people are dead as storms batter, northern europe, britain is bearing the brunt. record. winds have already ripped the roof of a giant stadium in london. ah, i burned gov to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states. and to all of you around the world, it's good to have you with us on this friday in the crisis over ukraine. we are ending the week and a more perilous place. the u. s. says that russia now has up to a 190000 troops, positioned along its border with ukraine. to morrow. moscow plans military drills of its nuclear arsenal. a show of strength that nato says is an attempt to intimidate an eastern ukraine, a long simmering conflict has flared up each side. blaming the other for artillery show, ah, warning to the people of the nets that it's time to go off to the heads of the saint. just regions announced evacuation plans with a dimple gray in the would you want a zillion president of ukraine? let me zalinski will soon order the military to go on the offensive to implement a plan to invade dynette scandal. hence, daniel phillip, as of today, littl

break up a truck drivers, protest and arrest dozens of people and they saw major storm hammers, northern europe kelly, at least 9 people. ah, i said we begin in easton, ukraine where moscow back separatist leaders have ordered a full military mobilization. they say civilians in the breaker, a region of don bassett being evacuated to russia as shelly intensifies between separatists and ukrainian government forces. this is the russian elidah vladimir putin prepared to oversee nuclear drills in the coming out, including the use of ballistic and cruise missiles criminal denies. it will further inflame tensions with the west and you, as president, joe biden says that he is convinced that putin has decided to invade ukraine within days, make no mistake, and fresh pursues his plans. it will be responsible for catastrophic and needless or of choice. united states and our allies are prepared to defend every inch of nato territory from any threat to our collective security as well. we also will not send troops in to fight in ukraine, but we will continue support ukrainian people. a well, the ukranian pre

storm eunice leaves a trail of death and destruction in the uk and northern europe. a former minnesota police officer has been sentenced to two years in prison over the fatal shooting of a black motorist daunte wright last april. hello and welcome. president biden has said he is convinced that the russian president vladimir putin has made the decision to invade ukraine, with an attack on the capital, kyiv, expected in the coming days. it comes amid fears of a serious escalation in ukraine, where there has been more artillery bombardment across the frontlines in the east of the country. ukraine and the us has accused russia of mounting a campaign of disinformation. the self—declared people's republics of donetsk and luhansk have been fighting the ukrainian army in the east for the past 8 years, in a conflict that has claimed more than 1a,000 lives. the west fears president putin couild use an incident in the separatist republics as a pretext to invade ukraine. our correspondent orla guerin has been to the frontline village of trudivske and sent this report. an increas

we've got a lot of countries in northern europe who are getting rid of all of their covered restrictions, and then we brought austria that has introduced a vaccine mandate. what do you make of this? well, i think europe, us, north america are very, very tired coated. they're tired of trying to battle it. they're tired of promises that things are going to be over soon when they're not. by the way, not just due to government problems, but because the virus is changed. i still favor mandate. i still believe that the right thing to do is to protect your neighbor, to not clog the hospitals with the sick and the dying from people who are not vaccinated. and i still think vaccination is a key tool. however, it's going to be very tough to collect those fines in a weird way ethically, if the austrian public doesn't support looking out for one another and puts individual self interest ahead of their neighbors. i don't know that the policy is going to work. let me take us a little bit from public health to public happiness. here in the united states, we've got a new go gallop poll out that shows am

this is the 2nd hurricane like storm to sweep across northern europe in as many days braving the stormy sea. despite warnings to stay indoors, some people in brighton on england south coast, remained drawn to the forces of nature. storm unit is the 2nd major storm this week and its sweeping across northern europe with record breaking gusts of nearly 200 kilometers an hour causing power outages for tens of thousands of people. authorities in the u. k issued a rare red warning for parts of southern england, including london was sections of the o 2 arena roof were ripped off by the storm. so the message to longer, the j loss to this office has to be read weather or the sandals still here. this is the worst only by student 3 decades, spring polar inadvertently put ourselves in the hallway and will be outdoors. numerous flights were cancelled, and of the ones that did try to land in london heathrow. many ended up being diverted. train services were interrupted as well, leaving many passengers stranded, less coin, annoyance by i've been able to, well, it worked out quite well because i was ab

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are going to take right now, the still ahead on may the storm hammers, northern europe kelly, at least 9 people. and renewing a battle foot to be one white men, always to appeal, vaccinations against polio. ah no, i thought i saw hints yesterday of the rain being pushed up in towards me and mar as as a start. you are east down the monsoon, but i think i was mistaken. certainly active weather here. active rain in me and man down through southern thailand to malaysia peninsula, malaysia's column print singapore, both at risk of some flash flooding. the heavy rains before thunderstorms and sons to martin and g. part of them is a bit of a gap. can you pick up some more heavy stuff? lauren said, always the fastest the philippines may be. but the story really is a bit further north and certainly not for the service. i mean, it should be raining quite heavily in tropicals traders. not really just a few showers here more alive to form ilang, the out back of queensland, the few down the coast of of new south wales. tasmania does look rather wet. but look at this melbourne, that $29.00 adelaide

ponies, break up a truck drivers protest making dozens of arrests on the major storm hammers, northern europe, killing at least 9 people. ah, an invasion of ukraine within days. u. s. president joe biden says he's convinced to russia's president has decided to attack, but biden says, there's still a diplomatic way out. he insists rushes manufacturing a pretext to invade. and he says the us is ready to respond. make no mistake. if russia pursues his plans, it will be responsible for kit catastrophic and needless or of choice. united states and our allies are prepared to defend every inch of nato territory from any threat to our collective security as well. we also will not send troops in to fight in ukraine, or we will continue to support ukrainian people. it's thought up to 190000 russians . soldiers are now deployed near the border wave ukraine. after meeting bella, russian president, alexander lucas shanker, russian leader vladimir putin says his forces will begin nuclear drills. he would just look at he go of canyon at today's talks. we also discuss strengthening our joint defense space of

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not exactly plain sailing as a major storm hummers northern europe, killing at least 9 people. and why japan's plan to release treated water from the wrecked fukushima nuclear plant has been widely criticized. ah, look forward to brighter skies the winter sponsored by cattle airways. that all things being relative is still feel the little chill dawn in the radiant peninsula. but that's the day goes on, as attempts to rise quite rapidly. and if you take a breeze from the rather warranty quarter of saudi arabia and take it northwards, temperatures rise with it. so 2525 by got in contrast with the incoming. well, the cold weather is sun avenue, northwest, and society. and this combination will eventually turn into a real circulation, significant rain sinai, down to west side of saudi, quite possibly low destination sandstone running out through q 8 and baghdad, with shouts around the edge. the blue being range has snapping in the hills. in iran, the whole thing is slowly moving this directions. eventually, we'll talk in a colder breeze which allow the sun to come out in jerusalem,

nine people have been killed as storm eunice left a trail of destruction across parts of northern europe. deaths were reported in the netherlands, belgium, britain and ireland — many of the victims crushed by falling trees. gusts of close to 200km an hour have been recorded. the former us police officer who killed a black motorist when she confused her handgun for her taser has been sentenced to two years in prison — a penalty below the state guidelines. kim potter had been convicted of first degree manslaughter for fatally shooting daunte wright last april. more on storm eunice now. and in wales, all train services were cancelled for the first time ever on friday. the majority of schools were closed, and tens of thousands of homes were left without power. our correspondent tomos morgan has been speaking to some of those in the worst affected areas. the sound will never, ever leave me. it was just... ..heartbreaking to hear my daughter screaming. just before lunchtime, in newport, south wales, holly price's house buckled under pressure from storm eunice. herfive—year—old daughter, olivia

ah, you probably know story eunice raised through northern europe is still going actually this one here started off in orleans cross england through the low countries. this is what it did, nothing. mostly it brought down trees. course some damage to roosevelt and of course some fatalities as a result of this. it's finished yet. there are warnings cleared from most places, but still red warnings for that wind damage in poland to day sit tight. so the white lines. yes, but that's the strength of the wind. that once that's gone through it will go through fairly quickly taken the winds to lithuania and snow on the package wrapped around. we wait the next one to wind up. i'm in saturday still be a fatty wet looking picture with strong winds in some parts of sudden england and the low countries. once again, the whole thing expands and throws rain south was be not it more or less disappears in southern yet some rain, slovenia north michigan. a few shares that in the south of spain as well. mostly sunshine is the story. but then you look at sunday and a huge storm systems warning up again, this

molly to pull out opens the door to islamist extremists and russian mercenaries plus parts of northern europe slammed by a fierce storm waves smashing through the window of a commuter very to day. near the german city of hamburg. ah, i break off is good to have you with us on this thursday. the crisis over ukraine moved in a dangerous direction today you as president biden said, he thinks a russian invasion will take place any day. now. moscow immediately fired back accusing the us of fueling tensions. at a un security council meeting today, he was secretary of state entity blanket warned that russia is already manufacturing a provocation to justify an attack. he said claims that ukrainians are carrying out genocide against russian speaking. people in the don bass region represent a false flag operation that could lead to russia continues to deny any invasion plant. it says it is withdrawing some troops from the border with ukraine. i. this is a fast moving story volatile. our washington bureau chief, indisposed, she's following it. forrest to night is good to see you eat as these allegations

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several people have been confirmed dead as storm eunice hits the uk and northern europe.evere winds have shut down transport and schools, and cut off electricity supplies. in canada, police in the capital ottawa have been clearing protesters — after a three—week blockade by groups opposing vaccine mandates. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the social commentatorjoanna jarjue and sian griffiths — education editor at the sunday times. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... they starting with. .. are they starting with... are changing and will continue to they are changing and will continue to change add to that story we mentioned about borisjohnson. mentioned about boris johnson. and many papers lead with the deadly toll of storm eunice. guardian updates with at least four dead is the worst storm in decades. there's a dramatic �*splash�* in the i newspaper: a lighthouse pounded by the seas. hundred and two to two 822 mph storm hundred and two to two 822 and a warning that climate change could make severe

a. fanning the flames also coming up with parts of northern europe, slammed by a fear storm wave smashed through the window of a commuter ferry. in the german city of palm board and tributes have been paid to a veteran of the 1940 berlin airlift was just for where u. s. air force pilot deal. halverson became famous for dropping candy from his plate to children. below. we look back on the person forever linked to one of the german capitals, most iconic moments. ah ameren tilton, thanks for joining us. there is no sign of d escalation in the crisis over ukraine. he was present, joe biden said, he thinks a russian invasion will take place any day. now. moscow immediately fired back, accusing the u. s. a fuel intentions. russia continues. deny any plans to russia continues rather to deny any invasion plans and says it is withdrawing some troops from the border with you. craig, in this government held village and eastern ukraine, a kindergarten hit by a shell. ukrainian and western leaders believe it was struck by pro russian forces . no children were injured, but the kindergarten teacher sai

also coming up in the program, parts of northern europe slammed by your storm. we smashed through the window of the commuter ferry. the german city of humbug plus a dream ends in tears. at the whimper, winter olympics and beijing, russian figure skater camila by the ever comes forth in the women singles event. after falling on the ice. the athlete who had tested positive for a band substance is now out of the olympics. ah, i'm here until thanks for joining us. there is no sign of de escalation in the crisis over ukraine. u. s. president joe biden said he thinks a russian invasion will take place any day now. moscow immediately fired back, accusing the u. s. of fuel intentions. russia continues to deny any invasion plans and says it is withdrawing some troops from the border with ukraine. in this government held village and eastern ukraine, a kindergarten hit by a shell. ukrainian and weston leaders believe it was struck by pro russian forces. no children were injured, but the kindergarten teacher said it was a closed call. no, here. living with him due to my, hi

at least 13 people have died after a deadly storm swept across northern europe on friday. emergency services are battling to clean up the wreckage of the strong winds, paralyzed to transport across the continent. united kingdom has been the hardest hit, with hundreds of thousands of homes still without power. football now and the weekends blunders legal action got off to an exciting starters mines hosted labor, causing the upcoming carnival festivities. men to the home fans were ready for a party, and the players delivered a goal frenzy on a stormy night. with coven restrictions, partially lifted, and germany, 10000 fans were back in the stands and minds all dressed up for carnival season. however, leave up who is and we're not clowning around early on. patrick 6 shot in the 34th minute gave them the lead. thanks to a big deflection. minds fans, prayers, did get answered in the 2nd half around marching with a beautiful, direct, free kick curling it right through. leave a cousins wall. the visitors reclaimed the lead. thanks to lucas elario. the argentinian scoring his 2nd of this season. but

neighborhoods a winter storm bringing powerful wind gusts, is being blamed for 5 deaths across northern europe. transportation services including ferries and trains. i've also been disputed or disrupted, rather in poland to construction workers were killed, wins toppled, a 20 meter high crane roofs were also blown off a number of houses at the beijing winter olympics, russian figure skater, camilla, that he ever has had a heart breaking performance during the women's free skate competition on thursday . larry ever stumbled and fell several times during routine and could not recover composure. the performance meant she finished in 4th place and in tears. the 15 year old had been in the lead in women's figure skating and was favorite to win gold. but it was unsure if she would have received a metal after she tested positive for a band substance. jonathan crane from d. w. sports is at the beijing winter olympics. here's what he had to say about camelia that lady evers, disappointing day on the ice. camilla valley ava was in floods of tears after her performance sat inconsolable in the results are

nine people have been killed as storm eunice left a trail of destruction across parts of northern europedeaths were reported in the netherlands, belgium, britain and ireland — many of the victims crushed by falling trees. gusts of close to 200kph have been recorded. canadian police have made at least a hundred arrests as they move to end a truck drivers�* blockade of the capital — ottawa. more than 20 vehicles have been towed away. drivers spent the last three weeks protesting against mandatory coronavirus vaccinations to cross into the united states. coming up in around 10 minutes�* time, we'll have newswatch — but first here's click. this can is filled with a forensic spray, which, for the first time, is being used to stop domestic violence. to show how it works, i volunteered to be sprayed with it. you can't see it with the naked eye, but switch on the uv lights... ..and you'll see i've been marked. for years, this substance has been used to protect property and deter thieves. but now, for the first time, it's been used to convict someone for harassment. a man in wakefield, west yorks

at least 13 people have died after a deadly storm swept across northern europe on friday. emergency services are battling to clean up the wreckage. after strong winds paralyzed transport across the continent, the united kingdom has been the hardest hit, with hundreds of thousands of homes still without power. canadian police say they arrested more than a 100 protesters who have been blocking traffic in the capital ottawa for 3 weeks demonstrate as angry about code 19 restrictions of paralyzed parts of the city. the crisis prompted by or prompted to prime minister just intrude owe to an act emergency powers dozens of migrants were turned away at the border between chile and bolivia. chile has tightened its controls and you migration law has come into force. among others, it allows the return of migrants without documents chilly, has experienced a growing influx of people from neighboring countries of the past year. at the winter olympics in beijing, the russian olympics committee team beach sweden in a dramatic men's ice hockey semi final, the reigning olympic champion, steam r o c. used thei

at least 13 people have died after a deadly storm swept across northern europe on friday, emergency services are battling to clean up the wreckage of the strong winds, paralyzed transport across the continent. the united kingdom has been the hardest hit, with hundreds of thousands of home still without power. canadian police say is if arrested more than 100 protesters who have been blocking traffic in the capital ottawa for 3 weeks. demonstrators angry about code 19 restrictions of paralyzed parts of the city. a crisis prompted prime minister just intruder to an act emergency powers of the winter olympics. and beijing, the russian olympic committee team beat sweden in a dramatic men's ice hockey semi final, the reigning olympic champions, team r o c. it used their 1st real chance of the game to over the scoring to be pulled back and managed to equalize of the final 3rd. the match then went to a shoot out which the hours the one to set up a final within lance. curling grade nicholas it in finally got his hands on an olympic gold medal at his swedish team beat britain in an epic final aid in h

at least 13 people have died after a deadly storm swept across northern europe on friday. emergency services are battling to clean up the wreckage of the strong winds, paralyzed transport across the continent. the united kingdom has been the hardest hit with hundreds of thousands of homes still without power. wildfires are still spreading in northern argentina after burning more than 6000 square kilometers over the past week. merging c teams are fighting more than a dozen places that are destroying farmland and to ravaging a major national park. the region are suffered, months of drought and high temperatures of the winter olympics in beijing, the russian olympic committee team beat sweden in a dramatic men's ice hockey semi final, the reigning olympic champions, team r o. c. use the 1st real chance of the game to open the scoring we the 4th back and managed to equalize and the final 3rd. the match then went to a shootout which the r o c one to set up a final within land. in skiing, nicole porches swan, the freestyle half pipe to give new zealand. it's a 2nd gold medal of the games. porteous

nine people have been killed as storm eunice left a trail of destruction across parts of northern europedeaths were reported in the netherlands, belgium, britain and ireland — many of the victims crushed by falling trees. gusts of close to two—hundred kilometres an hour have been recorded. the former us police officer who killed a black motorist when she confused her handgun for her taser has been sentenced to two years in prison — a penalty below the state guidelines. kim potter had been convicted of first degree manslaughter for fatally shooting daunte wright last april. now on bbc news, it's time for the media show. hello. if you really want to know how much power our newspapers have, you need to go to the top. and on today's media show where with a man who's been at the heart of fleet street for decades. john witherow is one of the longest—serving national newspaper editors first at the sunday times and now the times. under him those papers have exposed cash for honors, corruption of oxfam, abused that brought the room and much more. so at a time when the prime minister is fighting f

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