ukraine s first lady — olena zelenska — tells the bbc that ukrainians will be left to die if westernntries don't continue their support for the country. scientists have revealed the remains of a dinosaur that has its last meal fossilised inside its body. the young tyrannosaur — called a gorgosaurus — had eaten the hind legs of two baby dinosaurs shortly before it died 75 million years ago. hello, i'm anna foster the us has faced fierce criticism for vetoeing a united nations security council draft resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the israel—gaza war. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas says the veto makes the us complicit in what he describes as war crimes against palestinians. in a statement, he condemns the american position as a "flagrant violation of all humanitarian principles and values" and he holds the us "responsible for the bloodshed of palestinian children, women and elderly people in the gaza strip". the us envoy said such a ceasefire would be dangerous and unrealistic. every other member of the council backed the resolution — apart from t

ukraine's first lady, olena zelenska, tells the bbc that ukrainians will be left to die if western countries don't continue their support for the country. opec has been heavily criticised at the cop climate negotiations in dubai, after calling on its members to resist any reference to phasing out fossil fuels. when i listen to the smaller islands in my ear and in my heart, and i hear about this opec letter, i'm deeply concerned about it. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. a senior un official has warned that half of population of gaza are now starving, as israel continues its assault on the territory. the world food programme's deputy director, carl skau, says nine out of ten people are not eating every day. israeli tanks are reported to be advancing slowly towards the centre of khan younis, as intense battles continue in southern gaza. there are reports of house—to—house fighting in the city. it comes amid fierce criticism of the us, for vetoing a united nations security council draft resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the israel—gaza war. the palestinian president ma

ukraine's first lady, olena zelenska, has warned russia's aggression against ukraine will spread likeher country's war effort, amid a stand—off in congress over funding for kyiv�*s military. she was speaking to the bbc�*s laura kuennsberg. what would you say to american politicians right now who are arguing about whether ukraine should get more money? what would you say also to our viewers who might think it has gone on for a long time, it doesn't look like ukraine is able to win, maybe there needs to be a different way of trying to work this out? translation: | think i today there is a problem with the world in general. we are used to the world appearing calm. in fact what we have been saying for the past two years, is that the aggression, if not stopped, it spreads like a virus. it starts a chain reaction that doesn't stop. there's fury among some countries at the un climate summit in dubai, after the oil cartel opec urged its members to block any deal targeting fossil fuels. france's energy minister says she's "stunned" after opec, the organisation of the petroleum exporting countr

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, it’s not the first time we’ve seen this, my god, it won’t think anything, thank you marina, olena zelenskazaeckonom she said that she didn't want him to... run for president for the second time, well, she didn't want him to run for president for the first time, she spoke about it publicly, that she didn't want it, that's for elena zelenska , obviously the second term zelensky, well, it is not associated with peace, well , at least, for zelensky, the second term will be peace and the provision of comfort and freedom, i would say so. we can't hear you, maryn, we can't hear you, i'm confused , check yourself, please, yes, yes, yes, please, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, mrs. elena, zelenska actually didn't even want the first term, and you may remember this party, after the first election results were announced, olena zelenska stood because... volodymyr zelensky, as to remove from the cross, that is, she understood that a lot of criticism, a lot of hate awaited her, and, let's say, being the first leda in a country that is in a full-scale war, this is not exactly what zelensky's

speaking to me just hours after the latest strikes, olena zelenska urged the world not to forget.eneral. we are used to the world appearing calm. in fact — and that's what we have been saying for the past two years now — is that the aggression, if not stopped, spreads like a virus. while there are doubts about america's resolve to keep paying, russia's brute force on the front line shows little sign of fading, leaving ukraine with a sense of foreboding. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, kyiv. president macron is at the centre of a row over france's secular ideals, after appearing to take part in a religious ceremony at the elysee palace. footage of the event was posted online on thursday and the president has since faced a wave of criticism. from the newsroom, our reporter, tom brada, has the details. this video has dragged president macron into the eye of a political storm. he's seen standing alongside the chief rabbi of france, who is lighting the very first candle on the menorah as part of the jewish festival hanukkah. on the surface, there is nothing controversial going on, but the

speaking to me just hours after the latest strikes, olena zelenska urged the world not to forget.em with the world in general. we are used to the world appearing calm. in fact — and that's what we have been saying for the past two years now — is that the aggression, if not stopped, spreads like a virus. while there are doubts about america's resolve to keep paying, russia's brute force on the front line shows little sign of fading, leaving ukraine with a sense of foreboding. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, kyiv. a philippine coastguard official has accused china of firing a water cannon and ramming its resupply vessels in the south china sea, which is at the centre of a territorial dispute between china, the philippines and other countries. he said one of the ships suffered "serious engine damage." beijing, meanwhile, has accused the philippine vessel of deliberately colliding with its coast guard ship. it comes after the philippines and the us condemned what it described as "illegal and aggressive actions" by the chinese coast guard on saturday when it repeatedly blasted water cannon

olena zelenska also said in an interview with the bbc about the fear that ukraine may lose, that ukrainemay lose vital support. this is further in the issue, and now what is being said about zelenskyi's visit in the magazine itself argentina, my colleagues spoke to the correspondent of bbc mundo, and this is what he had to say. i think it was a surprise, a big surprise. the selection of javier millay was a big surprise, and he came with his own surprises. one of these surprises was zelensky's visit. i believe that argentina was really happy to see zelensky, because our country is really far from the rest of the world. we are really in the south and the fact that a war leader who has been really popular in the news for the last year and a half or two years, not for the best reasons, of course, and because of the war, but he is really popular, we can... consider zelensky a global leader, when he visited us, it is really nice for us, for a moment, it made us feel not so far from the world's decision-making centers , it was a bright touch, his reception in argentina, the war between ukraine

speaking to me just hours after the latest strikes, olena zelenska urged the world not to forget.in general. we are used to the world appearing calm. in fact — and that's what we have been saying for the past two years now — is that the aggression, if not stopped, spreads like a virus. while there are doubts about america's resolve to keep paying, russia's brute force on the front line shows little sign of fading, leaving ukraine with a sense of foreboding. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, kyiv. in dubai, there's fury among some countries at the un climate summit after a letter was leaked from the oil cartel opec urging its members to block any deal targeting fossil fuels. france's energy minister says she's "stunned". spain's ecology minister called the move "disgusting". countries at the summit have been clashing over a possible agreement to phase out fossil fuels, which means that a first—ever commitment to end the use of oil and gas in 30 years is now injeopardy. our correspondent carl nasman is at the conference in dubai. well, there's lots of anxiety on one side — at least, analy

the invasion. it is important for nurses to help all patients, the state must help them, said olena zelenskady of ukraine, during a trip to lviv region, she visited the lviv medical college of postgraduate education. the only one in ukraine that deals with postgraduate education of nurses and pharmacists, every year 500 nurses improve their professional level here. in the simulation training center , students practice lifesaving skills on modern medical equipment. olena zelenska expressed hope that the state will soon be able to help the college with expansion, dormitories and decent salaries for teachers. now we are saying goodbye to you, but again for a short time, in 10-15 minutes about... we will continue our communication. chevrons approaching victory. but we arrived normally. nothing was broken. that's all, mom, come on, i'll call later, sir, what are you doing? you do it, be careful, i ’m a picky eater, it’s canned food, and to be honest, i’m not very good at it, my mother cooked for you, i’ll come if you don’t eat, i understand, plus, come on, 10 minutes, and that’s it we reworked it

speaking to me just hours after the latest strikes, olena zelenska urged the world not to forget.ring calm. in fact, and that's what we have been saying for the past two years now, is that the aggression, if not stopped, spreads like a virus. explosion. while there are doubts about america's resolve to keep paying, russia's brute force on the front line shows little sign of fading, leaving ukraine with a sense of foreboding. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, kyiv. well, before we go, we have some striking pictures to show you — of an extremely rare white baby alligator. the female was born at a wildlife park in orlando in florida and measures 49 centimetres. officials at the park say she is one of only seven leucistic alligators in the world. they are the rarest genetic variation in the american alligator. you can see more of that video on bbc.com/news. stay with us here on bbc news more for you at the top of the hour, join us then if you can. bye for now. hello again. the weekend started off on quite a wet and windy footing, thanks to storm elin. it did bring some heavy rain — we have

and every return is a unique international special operation - olena zelenska emphasized at the event within the first meeting of the international coalition of countries for the return of ukrainian children illegally deported to russia. it was held on the initiative of the mayor dmytro lubinets with the participation of officials, public organizations and international experts. it was about the reintegration of deported children after returning to their homeland. kidnapped are mostly orphans or deprived. of kyiv guardianship, they were often taken away in whole boarding schools, or taken from their families by deception under the guise of rest or treatment. so, for ukraine, it should become a matter of principle that they be met by families in their homeland, even adoptive ones, but lovingly, - says olena zelenska. the return of each child takes months of painstaking work by hundreds of people. it is very difficult when you imagine what still needs to be done, what efforts need to be made, you almost give up, but i always say to myself and i always say this to others, it is necessary

ukraine s first lady, olena zelenska, has warned russia's aggression against ukraine will �*spread likeska has called on western countries to support her country�*s war effort, amid a stand—off in congress over funding for kyiv�*s military. in the two years since russia s invasion, ukraine has relied on billions of dollars from its overseas allies. she was speaking to the bbc�*s laura kuennsberg. what would you say to american politicians right now who are arguing about whether ukraine should get more money? what would you say also to our viewers who might think it has gone on for a long time, it doesn�*t look like ukraine is able to win, maybe there needs to be a different way of trying to work this out? translation: | think i today there is a problem with the world in general. we are used to the world appearing calm. in fact what we have been saying for the past two years, is that the aggression, if not stopped, it spreads like a virus. it starts a chain reaction that doesn�*t stop. i asked our europe correspondent — jessica parker — who�*s in kyiv, how much concern there is there abo

speaking to me just hours after the latest strikes, olena zelenska urged the world not to forget.h the world in general. we are used to the world appearing calm. in fact, and that's what we have been saying for the past two years now, is that the aggression, if not stopped, spreads like a virus. explosion. while there are doubts about america's resolve to keep paying, russia's brute force on the front line shows little sign of fading, leaving ukraine with a sense of foreboding. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, kyiv. the highest court in the us state of texas has temporarily blocked a woman with a high—risk pregnancy — from obtaining an emergency abortion. the texas supreme court on friday halted a lower court ruling from earlier this week — that would have allowed the abortion for 31—year—old kate cox. her foetus was diagnosed with a fatal abnormality, and doctors told her continuing with the pregnancy posed a risk to her health and, potentially, her ability to carry another child. the case has drawn national attention, with the latest ruling drawing criticism from top democratic leade

earlier, i spoke to him about olena zelenska's warnings.mments reflect the mood in ukraine today. people are increasingly alarmed by the delays over the confirmation or further aid from the united states and in general a decline in military aid, which we have seen across—the—board in recent months. there is a sense in ukraine that the country is in grave danger. they have been fighting for almost two years now and ukrainians viewed this war not only as a war of independence but a war to defend their right to exist as a nation. they are very clear that if they are unable to defend themselves, if they do not receive the military aid they require to defend themselves, putin and his forces will simply wipe ukraine off the map and pick up the pieces, as it were. so, for ukrainians, the stakes could not be higher. and they are well aware that without continued western military aid, it is unlikely that they will be able to sustain a long—term military resistance. and what is at stake for nato in all of this if that happens? well, one would have to

ukraine's first lady — olena zelenska — tells the bbc that ukrainians will be left to die if westernntries don't continue their support for the country. now on bbc news, newscast. it's that time of year. chris mason gives his verdict on the official christmas tree in trafalgar square. how did i get into this last year? what was it? by using the word girth. that's how you got into it. yeah, i was sort of perhaps gently critical, wasn't i, ofjust kind of how stick thin the christmas tree was. that gift from norway that stands in trafalgar square. i reckon this year's is better. feels a bit sort of plumper around the waist, which seems to be the more classic, conical christmas tree shape. anyway, that's about as much analysis as anyone wants on my christmas tree. the problem is, though, the mayor of london, sadiq khan, his visits are getting earlier every year. so you missed him last week. so, he's not here to hear that praise, which he'll be desperate to hear, no doubt. yeah. anyway, let's see what we've got in store on this episode of newscast. hello, it's adam in the studio. and it's

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they will transfer funds through the foundation of first lady olena zelenska. today , 240 employees work in the izyum hospital, 45 of them are doctors, the rest are nurses and junior staff. from the kharkiv region, dmytro didora, oleksandr burlevych, espresso tv channel. this concludes the issue, read more on our website espresso.tv, as well as on our social networks, join, like. welcome my colleague roman chaika and oksana vysochanska later on the air. not switch, stay with the espresso team. kosmolod airlines has strengthened the units of the armed forces of ukraine with 50 of the latest panicher drones, the quietest, fastest and lowest cost of missions in the world. all these are pro-ukrainian uavs that strengthen our front. these are modernized new-generation punisher drones with innovative technology that is resistant to recoil and allows you to destroy the enemy in deep rear. he can on his own. carry a warhead, these are high-explosive shells, anti-tank shells, a good range flight, it is up to 45 km, the flight time is one and a half hours. oh, well, he's

olena zelenska says that ukraine is in mortal danger if we do not continue to get financial help becausereally need that help right now, and we always say that we can't afford to be war-weary, war-weary. situation, and if the world gets tired, says zelenska, they will let us die. is there really a threat that the world will get tired, that they will stop helping, that the same united states of america will stop sending us funds, and what is the time frame when the situation can become really critical? well, look, actually the situation is already. on at this moment, already starting from december, we already have, there are not enough funds to cover the budget deficit, well, that is, this situation, if we can somehow, let's say , close december, then the 24th year out of the promised 50 billion european and 60 american billions for several years, there is nothing, zero. the special forces cannot move with orban, who is blocking aid of 50 billion for 4 years to ukraine and 18 of them should have come in the 24th year, accordingly, the americans cannot consider the ukrainian issue, the all

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the olena zelenska foundation, as part of the christmas on the doorstep initiative, congratulated largeive families of ukraine. the wife of the president. came with gifts to a family in the kyiv region, which has been raising children for over 10 years. christmas trees and decorations for them, constructors, sweets and books were prepared for more than 13 thousand children from more than 3 thousand foster families throughout ukraine. we care not only about people, we also care about the ukrainian land. 17 sapper dogs, which trained in europe, they are already helping to clear dangerous areas. they all work in different directions, two, for example, are looking for explosives here in the kyiv region, our ukrainian dogs work with shepherd dogs from belgium and slovakia, whether they find a common language, darya tsitsaruk saw. almaz and bayraktar are ukrainians, rita is belgian, and tom is slovak. all four are united by one position. they are sappers in the armed forces. a three-year diamond among all. more experienced, that's why he goes to practice first, he never has to find in which o

for ukrainian musicians at the metropolitan opera was discussed by the first lady of ukraine olena zelenska with its director peter gelb during a visit to lviv, with the head of the ukrainian freedom orchestra, kerilyn wilson, discussed the details of the production of a new ukrainian opera, which has already been commissioned by a modern composer. the leader of the ukrainian freedom orchestra, carolyn wilson, who visited ukraine for the second time this year, conducted the orchestra of the lviv opera during a special concert. dedicated to ukraine. the possible performance of the ukrainian freedom orchestra during the olympics, which will be held in paris next year, was also discussed at the meeting. it is planned to devote to its support. of ukrainian art schools, z maksym zborovskyi tetiana goncharova spent this night with you 6 hours past midnight, then our colleagues change us, but until noon the rada tv channel team is with you, this is how we start a new day together. chevrons approaching victory. before we went, we drew lots, and guess what, i got the devil every time. and i wanted t

ukraine's first lady — olena zelenska — tells the bbc that ukrainians will be left to die if westernntries don't continue their support for the country. now on bbc news, influential with katty kay: ken follett. ken follett is one of the most successful fiction writers in the world. his books have sold almost 200 million copies. we met ken at his house in the english countryside. hi, katty. ken, it's so good to see you. how are you? i'm very well. thank you. thank you for doing this. pleasure. and for inviting me to your lovely home. it is nice. finally. i've been meaning to come many times, but now i've finally made it here. well, you've always had an open invitation. you're very sweet. i was thinking, actually, on my way up, that i have known you since i was 16 years old. were you really 16? i was, once upon a time, 16! i know that is hard to believe. but, yes, since i was at school with emanuele, your son. all of these books are by me. this is fantastic. how many? run through. give me the catalogue. well, there are 37 books, but of course, these are all the different translations a

always.. . on time, even in the conditions of war, said the wife of the president of ukraine olena zelenskag a meeting to discuss the strategy of reforming school meals in the lviv region on the initiative of the first lady, this program was launched in in 2021, lviv oblast is a pilot region, and its experience is planned to be extended to other territories of the country. so far, more than 100 educational institutions in the region have been able to purchase equipment for canteens and kitchens, almost 80 have equipped new canteens. however, this is not enough due to outdated communications. 135 schools of lviv region cannot prepare hot food on site at all. this problem can be solved by the project of a supporting kitchen. a number of schools with modern canteens will prepare food not only for their own students, but also for other educational institutions. there are many things now postponed for such a reason, the reason is that it is not the right time, the war is also very difficult. not in time, the right question must be asked, is the health of my child right now for me? and we move fu

frankly, it’s already disgusting , the person is hyping, i think that this person will be after olena zelenskae, a peacekeeper included in the site, for certain actions, why i mentioned the predecessors, well , there are many of them, there is a large list on the site of the peacemaker, and it is not you, the possibilities of fulfilling the request for justice today and quickly, right? well, there is a controlled part of the ukrainian legislation, that's why our legislative, or rather, our law enforcement agencies, should be raked up. well, a person makes a statement. we see that these statements that she is making now do not pose a threat to national security in the eyes of the security service of ukraine. i have already said more than once, disclosure of information about the mobilization measures that are available. with limited access there or dsk for official use or secret, we do not know, but nevertheless she allowed herself to publicize it and say how many people we mobilize per month, well, she also did those other statements are throwaways using their copperiness, increasing the soldi

olena zelenska emphasizes: "we need a strategy for the development of nursing , because in wartime theession acquired strategic importance. the odesa national art museum was damaged during the russian attack. it finally opened its doors, on the night of november 5, the russians covered odesa with drones and missiles, damaging 33 residential buildings houses and six architectural monuments. international organizations and the unesco foundation provided assistance in restoring the work of the museum. today, of the five exhibition projects that were here at the time of the attack, three have already been restored, what more needs to be done and how the museum was protected from further russian attacks. let's see. his drawings are botanical watercolors, sketches of those flowers that grew behind the debris of hunting. an employee of the art museum shows one of the works of the fallen defender of ukraine and master of landscape design borys eisenberg. even in the trenches, the artist is not left creativity, drew flowers that grew on zero. the russians killed the artist in donetsk region, an

the culinary hub works within the framework school reform strategies. food of the first lady olena zelenska course , cooks must master a new healthy menu and learn from a standard set of products, to prepare healthy food, qualitatively and quickly. svitlana dovzhuk will tell you more. the culinary hub in odesa region started working at the beginning of the academic year. during this time, cooks must learn to work on new equipment and thus transfer new experience to their school canteens. the project aims to refute a little. to make life easier for cooks and to have new food for children was more useful with less addition of salt, sugar, and various harmful substances. the project will last in general as much time as is needed in general for the odesa region. each school cook will undergo theoretical training first, and only then will he begin such practical classes. this project is designed to do. things that , at one time, we should have known or been able to use, use these things, it means that what is at the heart of this project is a new recipe collection developed by yevhen klopotenko,

in an interview with bbc, olena zelenska said if the world gets tired of helping ukraine, it will beivalent to letting ukrainians die. she spoke after the u.s. senate blocked a new batch of aid for kyiv. as anna coren reports, ukrainian troops need all the help they can get. >> reporter: down a muddy road sits an old farmhouse. its owners left some time ago, but it has new residents. these are soldiers from the 47th mechanized brigade. >> that's where we keep our missiles. >> reporter: they're part of the 54 adivka on the eastern front. camouflaged under the thicket is a launcher from the soviet era. 32-year-old sasha wishes they had better and more modern weapons. >> when you're hit with the modern weapons and with the western weapons, they're more accurate and they bring more damage to the enemy. >> reporter: in the past two months, russia has been sending waves and waves of troops to adivka. sasha and his soldiers know this war could become even more difficult if u.s. aid, now under threat, suddenly dries up. >> all the delay just because it's the lives of the best ukrainian peopl

east, but on the edge of our continent — we've been back to ukraine to speak to the first lady, olena zelenskaern backing for the country on the wane? translation: we cannot get tired of the situation. — translation: we cannot get tired of the situation, because _ translation: we cannot get tired of the situation, because otherwise - translation: we cannot get tired of the situation, because otherwise we | the situation, because otherwise we will die. and if the world gets tired, they will simply let as die. morning, morning, to dissect and debate all of that, bill browder — one of vladimir putin's long—time critics and campaigner. scoop—getter pippa crerar, the guardian's political editor, and the former deputy prime minister, damian green. we have robertjenrick and michael govein we have robertjenrick and michael gove in the studio. have you had a chat since robert quit? michael dare i say you have some experience in surprising your colleagues. robert and i have been discussing the new national framework, robert and i have been discussing the new nationalframework, making sure we have the ri

ukraine 5 first lady, olena zelenska, has warned that ukrainians will be left to die if western countriesnterview with the bbc�*s laura kuennsberg, the first lady expressed grave concern over delays infunding, saying ukrainians were in mortal danger. translation: we do| need aid, desperately. in simple terms... ..we cannot get tired of the situation, because otherwise we will die. if the world gets tired, they will simply let us die. viewers in the uk can watch the full interview on sunday with laura kuenssberg from 9am. the children of this years nobel peace prize winner say they re honoured to be collecting the award on her behalf. they'll be attending the ceremony in oslo on sunday. narges mohammadi is injail in iran for speaking out against the regime 5 treatment of women and promoting human rights. her twins have not seen their mother for more than 9 years. bbc persian exclusively obtained a recording she made for the teenagers from prison. maryam zohdi played it to them at their home in paris. it has been eight years since twins ali and kiana last saw their mum. jailed in iran and b

ukraine's first lady, olena zelenska, has warned that ukrainians will be left to die if western countriestwo years since russia's full—scale invasion, the country has relied on billions of dollars from overseas allies. speaking exclusively to the bbc�*s laura kuennsberg, the first lady expressed grave concern over delays in funding, saying ukrainians are in mortal danger. translation: we do need aid, desperately- — translation: we do need aid, desperately. in _ translation: we do need aid, desperately. in simple - translation: we do need aid, desperately. in simple terms, l translation: we do need aid, | desperately. in simple terms, we cannot get tired of the situation because otherwise we will die. and if the world gets tired, they will simply let us die. the actor ryan o'neal has died at the age of 82. you put up a big glass wall to keep you from getting hurt, but also keeps you from getting touched. it's a risk, is itjenny? best known for his oscar—nominated role in the 1970 film love story, he also starred in what's up, doc?, paper moon and a bridge too far. his son patrick confirmed

we've been to kyiv and spoken exclusively to the first lady olena zelenska.es of road, the split—level viaduct on the m5 at clevedon, marks its half—century. former king of thejungle christopher biggins will help us look ahead to tonight's final of i'm a celebrity... get me out of here! a former winner and it will be good to hear his thoughts on the current series. that's all still to come if you're watching breakfast on bbc two or the news channel. but this is where we say goodbye to viewers on bbc one. bye for now. hello. welcome to viewers from bbc one who have switched over. this is breakfast with ben boulos and luxmy gopal. it's a classic moment in so many romantic films and tv shows — when a bride—to—be tries on her perfect wedding dress for the very first time, often surrounded by her family and friends. but what about the women who want to have that "wow" moment, even if they have no plans to marry? i will be following this one very closely! one bridal shop in skipton, north yorkshire, is giving them the chance, as cathy killick reports. dank day in d