people. the website which the u. s. senate candidate mentioned works under that ukraine defense council. the names of people who promote so called pro russian propaganda are published on the site. we spoke to diane sar herself on what it feels like to be put on a traders list. so far as i know, knock on wood know, american has been attacked in the united states on this list, but there is only about an hour from my office, a camp for a band arest youth. so i don't think it's, you know, the wisest thing to do if you're interested in security to start throwing these terms around information, terrorist things like that. senator schumer has refused to answer inquiries both from myself and a former un weapons inspector, scott ritter. we're both new york state residents were both on this list and really raised the question, given that i'm an opponent of schumer, is this some indirect way of silencing me at least 2 or putting me in dangerous. we have a narrative which frankly is wearing thin in the united states and i think. busy overwhelming sentiment in the united states is that this war must b

the entire belarusian people's assembly is not a parliament or a council of deputies. wow, it 's hard to compare with anything. especially considering the fact that people will be included here in the prime minister to any active belarusian from any public association registered in the country. how will they work together and how to get in from the street will katerina krutoevich tell? all belarusian people's assembly would like to become a delegate. now this is being discussed at all discussion platforms, who will these people be, how much will they earn? how much power they will have and how to become a delegate from civil society. today we will finish this topic from a very understandable practical point . vision for people. i will not assume that the belarusians know vns. we decided to go out into the street and ask people what the entire belarusian people's assembly is and what they do there . this is such an assembly, which we did not have before , but now we will. well, yes, i know, sometimes i even submitted some proposals there. well , for example. i think that the belar

the entire belarusian people's assembly is not a parliament or a council of deputies. wow, it 'sre with anything. especially taking into account the fact that people will be included here in the prime minister before any active belarusian from any public association registered in the country. how will they work together and how to get in from the street will katerina krutoevich tell? all belarusian people's assembly would like to become a delegate. now this is being discussed at all discussion platforms, who will these people be, how much will they earn? how much power they will have and how to become a delegate from civil society. today we will finish this topic from a very understandable practical point of view for people. i will not assume that the belarusians know about the vns. we decided to go out into the street and ask people what the belarusian national assembly is and what they do there . this is such an assembly that we did not have before, but now we will. well, yes, i know, i even sometimes submitted some proposals there, what well, for example. i think that the bela

of the security council have enabled kim young on when north korea has issued a statement in response, it says that the democratic people's republic of korea strongly condemned the u. s . for referring to the un security council. what it describes as just counter action measures to the joint military drills carried out by the u. s. and south korea. the statement continues to say that the u. s. is posing a serious threat to the stability of the situation on the korean peninsula. james base has more from the united nations. yes, not the 1st time. we've seen this happen when there has been a security council meeting in new york. north korea does not normally attend the security council when it's being talked about. it doesn't send its ambassador, it ignores the meeting. but also a number of occasions they've actually, while that security council's been meeting her far off, a missile at the news from the security council meeting is that ambassador thomas greenfield and those around her. and you can see the japanese and the south korean ambassador to one side of her as well as other members of the security council. they're all in agreement of where things are and the need

members of the security council have enabled kim young on when north korea has issued a statement in response, it says that democratic people's republic of korea strongly condemned the u. s. for unwanted li, referring to the un security council. what it describes as just counter action measures. so joint military drills carried out by the u. s. and south korea statement continues to say that the u. s. is posing a serious threat to the stability of the situation on the korean peninsula. which means bass has more in this from the united nations. yes, not the 1st time. we've seen this happen when there has been a security council meeting in new york. north korea does not normally attend the security council when it's being talked about. it doesn't send its ambassador, it ignores the meeting. but also a number of occasions they've actually wall that security council's been meeting have fired off a missile at the news from the security council meeting is that ambassador thomas greenfield and those around her. and you can see the japanese and the south korean ambassador are to one side of her as well as other members of the security council . they're all in agreement of where

appear as the head, and it will also be necessary to replace the people 's ears yes, no one wants to do this, and in general, the regional council met only once, and then by video conference, once during the entire period of the great war, so what is the situation in the dnipropetrovsk regional council ? the regional council is gathering. who is in the leadership of kyiv? you are also from there. well, there you don’t have an opposition bloc like in zaporizhzhia, but there are 27 deputies on its platform for life. what are they doing there now and are they not there , i ask the leadership of the regional council yes, an interesting question. thank you , mm. the dnipropetrovsk regional council is meeting now, if it is in session, then only in online mode to ensure the safety of a large number of people, because we have up to 20 deputies. do e profile commissions that also work in full-time mode, e.e., meet in offline mode, that is, in live e.e., the head of our regional council governs us. this is mykola lukashuk, this is not from the opposition platform , e.e. let’s say so, but in the deputies and in the leadership there is e.e.

people are asking industry senior on asking regime change. they don't want any appeasement with an address to the un security council this week. the u. s. made it few clear the eyes of the entire world are on iran right now. courageous and brave iranians from across society. women and men are protesting the death of massa. i'm mary. they are protesting the fact that she was killed by the rainy and morality police for the crime of being a woman. having shipped iran has warned western governments not to interfere, uranian demon are smart, though educated, dedicated antibiotic, and or their, of their rights. they also understand how to engage with the governments in a peaceful and constructive manner in order to advance their rights. therefore, we advise those based on the states that they are not to require to act as guardians or caretakers of uranium. v men or a speak on their behalf, yet speak on their behalf. is what many of those protesting want given the scale of the challenge, their face and standing up to the autocracy, which is rude their country for more than 40 years. you're watching these up in is live from berlin, coming up n

the servant of the people party, people 's deputy lesya zaburana in district number 216, yuriy butusov writes about it. mark savchuk, head of the public control councilis in touch with us. nabu marko, congratulations glory to ukraine to the heroes, well , accordingly, we would like to ask you right away what is happening in the mykytas case, because the fact that his detention was extended instead of being released under house arrest or under some other form of information, so to speak, light probation, well, this is shows that the case reached some cosmic level. what is happening in this case and what forces will be involved? the first court case based on the results of which he is sent to the season. and there is a large sum that was offered as a deposit. will he pay it to us ? either he doesn’t want it now, or maybe he can’t. i don’t know. and i would like to emphasize here that we already have there are several people and nikita with her is one of them and on whom suspicion is being raised for the second or third time, that is, this indicates that these people a-a very high probability that these people will go to prison for a very long time a- a

people have broken, a facile sri lanka. very, the main side of the un security council has approved a joint u. s. mexican resolution to sanction quote, any one who threatens piece security or stability in haiti. but some of us media outlets are keen to see american boots on the ground in the cool that hasn't gone unnoticed. the washington post editorial board has called for military intervention and hazy 8 times since the july 2021 assassination of president jo vanelle, more ease. haiti is on the brink of revolution and the u. s. will do anything to stop it. now we're up to 9 washington post editorial board calls for military intervention, haiti since summer 2021. it hasn't even been a week since the last one. these are the, as a headlines that were mentioned in the to eat, sourcing puzzled by an efficient quote, intervene and boots on the ground and haiti. we discussed the issue, a journalist, and a film again. dan cohen, who authored the online messages an ongoing neo colonial plunder. of haiti, a situation that has, hasn't changed in essentially 2 centuries. and the u. s. has been responsible

and haiti is heard as of the un security council functions of those pressing the peace in the country of u. s. media outlets push the military intervention. people on the ground of strongly opposes of the u. s. president, losing vote to support with his policy on the clean and domestic issues as joe biden worries about the possibility of a keep drying up if republicans to win the upcoming mix of elections and protests against israel, free across the people at west point. the un releases a report saying that palestine is going through the period and the law fixing is, was over hundreds, killed in love with hello, and welcome to our international broadcasting live from mazda is just past the hour . i'm not, let's take a look at say some stories. saw with the latest from the conflicts in ukraine air raid sirens found in central eastern answer them possibly trained with blah supposed to be heard in the, in the region. and of course, the front line explosions are, again being heard in the city of have some, ah, local authorities say here, forces have targeted a civilian river crossing in the city for the 2nd day in a row. and the attack has been repe

council president is vying for the job. kpix 5 's donna lynne shows us why ignacio de la fuente is coming out of retirement. >> people who run for office , while de la fuente is coming out of retirement. >> oakland is not a place where you can do [ bleep ] or anywhere else. >> ignacio de la fuente is fired up and fed up. he says oakland doesn't need any new laws it needs to enforce existing laws. >> we have the tools to do better. we care more about the lives and rhetoric than oakland. the sideshows , and homeless encampments. that is why the 72-year-old is coming out of retirement. >> we are in deep deep trouble, i believe this city has gone into a i thwe g to have time digging out. >> on a recent sunday he attended service at first african methodist episcopal church. he told churchgoers his experience is what sets him apart from his younger opponents. >> i came to this city, 51 years ago, with not a penny in my pocket, and not even able to speak the language. an oakland embraced me, from a dishwasher, to machinist, to a leader city council. >> serving on the council for two decades, de la fuente left politics in 2012. >> i

the council singled out the island�*s most powerful gang leader, jimmy cherizier, who�*s known as �*barbeque.�* at least 150 peopletical unrest and an economic crisis since a military coup last year. blue nile is one of the 18 states in the republic of the sudan and the region is home to around a0 different ethnic groups. 0ur senior africa correspondent anne soy has more on this story. fighting first broke out last week and then on wednesday and thursday this week it escalated at least 150 people died. the un says as many as 170 but they haven�*t verified those figures. it has been very difficult for them to get to that area and aid agencies have been calling for urgent and unimpeded access to the affected area. now, at the core of the problem is a dispute over land. these are communities that have lived alongside each other for a very long time but some are herders, others are farmers and therefore, there have been conflicts over the use of resources and the whole of africa is experiencing a prolonged drought, and that just exasperates the situation. from wednesday on, we have been told that hundreds of people fl

included in it, and this is the current example of the state council of the prc and the head of the entire chinese people’s congress. it 'sfew more key figures. so analysts are now building different forecasts and call different names, which in fact will become known for sure tomorrow at the first after the congress by the prisoners. let's not overload it and believe it, especially since many of them are not familiar to the russians. it is enough that, of course, these will be people from xi jinping's inner circle, but the course not only for rejuvenating personnel, and in general for updating chinese policy is still remembered closing of the congress. many are mostly western. the media are now discussing these shots as a predecessor from a dolphin. though dentau the referendum is helping to withdraw from many now say that it was at all, apparently the age and the former politician did not feel well. well, let's leave that for the conspiracy theorists. in any case, at the closing ceremony of the congress, at least there was no zental to the left of the si , which, however, did not prevent the completion of the main politi

people who are using can continue to do so as safely as possible. and now to southern california has not yet business as usual for the. >> l a s city council as protesterse to demand the resignation of 2 council members heard in a racist recording. meanwhile, the council held a virtual meeting today with newly elected. >> president paul krekorian, our correspondent kimberly cheng has the latest. >> protests continued outside city hall. we're not going anywhere. no business as usual. no meat, no resignations. know beatings. people are angry that council members, gil and kevin deleon haven't resigned after racist comments were made during a private redistricting meeting they had with former council president nury martinez and former labor union leader ron herrera. both martinez and herrera have already stepped down. the council has been in a state of disruption since the recording was leaked about a week ago during a virtual meeting wednesday, the public spoke out. >> time for you to step down, but our city can move forward, begin to heal and finished tackling the many important issues that have placed on hold because of your refusal. do the right thing f

people are protesting in the capital of haiti, calling for humanitarian assistance demonstrators, or denouncing a u. s. proposed resolution at the u. n. to deploy international trips to the country security council. as discussing measures to address the di security crisis . and these 4 people have been killed and 16 injured in drone stripes, on ukraine's capital. the early morning attacks and people running for cover a week after russia unleashed it's most widespread strikes against the country in months. intense fighting has taken place throughout the eastern don bass region as ukrainian government troops pushed to take back areas annexed by russia. foreign fighters of also joined the war. dr. hamid takes a look at the involvement of battalions from chechnya fighting on both sides of the conflict. in the rolling hills of the cave region, a makeshift shooting range breaks the silence. new recruits for the day of battalion, one of the chechen volunteer groups fighting alongside ukraine block arrived in the country just 2 weeks ago. he won't tell us somewhere for security reasons. not that although it's important for me because we have a common enemy or people suffer greenly because of the russian

people at these warm places. so i think safeguarding training for whoever�*s going to be managing that particular place. the bbc has spoken to more than 145 councilsup some kind of warm space provision. but the local government association says keeping such spaces in place throughout the winter will be challenging without extra resources. if these sorts of measures are required, then we would want to support people in that way. but clearly we would hope that energy costs will settle down in the fullness of time, and that they won't be required any more. that's an s. coast. this warm hub will have a future, though. yes. because it's not simply about stopping residents from being cold — the warmth here comes from the good company as much as the radiators. ellie price, bbc news, stocksfield. a nurse accused of murdering ten babies is at manchester crown court. she pleaded not guilty as each of the charges were read out. she is alleged to have murdered seven babies and tried to murder another ten babies at the countess of chester hospital betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. opening the case for the prosecution, mickjohnson said the prosecution, mickjohnso

s website and in social networks. and Świętokrzyskie voivodships , where he moved there and was needed, according to the mariupol city council, every second mariupol resident, which is about 200,000 peopleorarily left of the occupied city to the territory under the control of ukraine, in general, i mariupol centers work in 15 cities of the country, as in the lviv center, they help displaced people find work. center to our specialist with such a question, we can from our side help in creating a resume, find vacancies that would suit each person personally yevgeny and his family moved from occupied mariupol to vinnytsia, but the search for a job there did not go well, so the husband decided to move to lviv, and we received help with food for one person per family, and at the same time we were recommended to contact a recruiter so and so that i can give e- what vacancies are there? i worked as a metallurgist, there is no such thing here, so i need to look for something else and relearn the language, because russian is now ukrainian, er, i kind of know. but there are words that are very difficult to even remember with positive employment experience shared my job he came by chance to volunte

our councils let's decorate the scars with flowers, ukrainian destiny will blossom again like poppies in the field ukraine will embroider the renaissance strong unbreakable and free draft law people 'suties will consider the simplified procedure for confiscation of property from russians at the next session of the parliament this was announced by the chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine ruslan stefanchuk russia is showing that it is not far behind respects neither the international principles of law nor the values ​​that are observed today at the level of international communities, we are currently conducting a certain initiative to deprive the russian the federation of the so-called state immunity, as for court decisions regarding it, it's all a lot of work, but we're starting with this, the first draft law. now we're still discussing some things, i think that it will definitely be brought up and voted on at the next meeting of the verkhovna rada, valentin glykh a political scientist is now on the phone with us mr. valentin i congratulate you good night mr. valentin let's talk directly about this decision, which will be regarding the simplified procedure for the confiscation o

thousands of people protested in the capital port or prince on monday, just as the united nations security council was discussing measures to address the country's dia, security crisis. the u. s. is proposing defend international troops after the haitian government asks for military assistance. our diplomatic editor james space report, ah, protest is in the haitian capital poodle, prince angry at the idea that foreign troops could once again be deployed to their country. to 2nd. oh my gosh, we are making president biden. remember the promise he made when he knelt in front of the haitian community in the united states. he asked them to vote for him so that the situation in haiti would change. but they did not vote for him to have a president who was assassinated. haiti has a troubled history, but the situation is rarely been his grade. was this, it's a place crippled by violence and these color is spreading more than 20 people have died. many more of contracted the disease. there is an economic food and fuel crisis to the un says 19000 people in the capital are living in famine conditions. there are shortages of fresh water. some hospitals are preparing to close the main fuel

people, our being recruited into criminal activity. city council member dan called echo taylor sentiments saying the city nee%s to do more to address the root cause of violence, prevention, intervention and enforcement. they all have our part of the solution. we have to, you know, do better job in identifying them. >> and showing them a better pathway out. and for the ones who don't choose a better path, way out, we have to make sure we investigate the crime, hold them accountable and take them off the street. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> birthday school district released this statement about the deaths. we are deeply saddened to learn that to berkeley, high students and beloved members of the b usd community lost their lives in a senseless act of gun violence. our hearts go out to their family and everyone impacted by this tragedy. >> well, the shooting that killed those 2 students was the only unfortunately that local police had to deal with over the weekend. know there are also 2 other shootings, a sideshow and an officer hurt in a pursuit kron 4. sarah stinson is live in the newsroom with more. sara? >> yeah, another violent weeken

the un security council to function again, they say a threatening piece in the country that some is some in the u. s. media lately pushing the intervention which is only opposed by people on the ground and opposed to the u. s. president news in supposed to support with his policy on ukraine and the message is joe barnes. and what is about the possibility of a drawing up and if republicans, when the upcoming mid term elections against israel across the occupied to west bank, the un releases of reports say that palestine has been dead in 16 years period with over 100 killed in the last 10 months with hello and welcome to our scenes i saw broadcasting life from moscow, just past the hour. i'm a lot of money that take a look at today's top stories. we start with the latest on the conflicts and ukraine. air raid sirens found in central eastern and southern parts of ukraine with bloss, reportedly heard in the v need to region. and it for the front line explosions are again being heard in the city of have some, ah, local authority, say care forces have a father to the civilian river crossing in the city for the 2nd day in a row. and the attack has been repelled by russian air

council, with us on i'm sorry , petro. i don't really congratulate you. good evening. well, he 's not that kind. well, but we believe that thanks to our people, the armed forces, we will still live in peace. today, many tragedies on the territory of our state were brought by the enemy. i would like to know what the situation is on sometimes at dinner during the day what was going on, how are you preparing for this unpredictable night? unfortunately, in odesa, relative to other regions, we are doing well, it seems that six missiles and nine suicide drones were shot down, none of them were hit. they reduced the output of trams and trolleybuses from 5 p.m. in order to reduce the consumption of electricity. well , people are scared. there are fewer people on the streets, but that’s in general. well, nothing has changed. there are queues in shops, there are queues at gas stations, but not big ones. i am myself i personally saw from the window how one of these early drones was shot down, that is, today you can see the whole enemy in other cities in other regions , we are actually good that it did not fly everywhere, it is possible that some of the

people who have real positions and not the assistant of everyone and everyone, because everyone is the president's adviser or the most important adviser, that 's why the statement was probably made secretary of the council of national security and defense dear mr. oleksiy danilov, but here is what he said, i will say something later, because it is really important now, it is no less important to listen to yuriy fizer, the world about ukraine , yuriy good evening. evening to you, vasyl. good evening to everyone who joined our broadcast today. there is a lot of information. i will start immediately. resignation of the forest. iran is participating in the russian war in ukraine and when china will attack taiwan. about this and other things will be discussed in a moment in the world about ukraine section, but i will start with the latest news. for two and a half hours, the secretary of defense of the united states of america, lloyd austin, spoke with the minister of defense and the head of the ministry of war of russia, sergei shaigu , little is known about the conversation, which took place at the initiative of the head of the pentagon in the press release wrote that the interlocutors talked about the war

s. canada in france to remove their embassies from the county, will burn them because will be doing the same as the people of voting for sorcery on caught. in the meantime, the un security council has improved a joint us mexican resolution to sanction quote, anyone who threatens piece security, all stability in 80. but some of us media outlets are king and to see american boots on the ground in a cool that hasn't gone unnoticed. to washing post editorial board has called for military intervention in haiti 8 times since the july 2021 assassination of president jo vanelle, more ease. haiti is on the brink of revolution and the u. s. will do anything to stop it. now we're up to 9 washington post editorial board calls for military intervention, haiti since summer 2021. it hasn't even been a week since the last one. these all the lines that were mentioned in the, to east, the washington post or the button and ministration to put, intervene and put boots on the ground and hazy. we discussed the issue with journalist and filmmakers dana colon, who offered the online messages in the ongoing neo colonial plunder of haiti. a situation that has, hasn't changed in essentially 2 centuries.

s response might be? medvedev, a former president and prime minister is now in the national security council made a statement not so long ago when peopleerent defensive systems defending it, and if it is targeted, then there will be a deep reckoning that will follow immediately. he was full of dark threats, but there�*s not much the russians can actually do apart from throwing more missiles at civilian targets and kill more civilians. they are doing their worst as it is so it is not really clear how much more they can really do in ways that don�*t make this situation even more severe, so ultimately, they will have and puff about this, but their best alternative from moscow is to make sure that they get the bridge up and running again, and to say that it doesn�*t matter, you can break our bridges and we will rebuild them and i will not believe they have got the bridge back up and running until we have satellite imagery of heavy tanks going over although there are on long convoys, when we see that we will know that i have got the bridge back up and running.— will know that i have got the bridge back up and running. there have been many p

s right. what is the mobilization here? you are talking about territorial defense and a new type of troops based on rural councils people's militiaveryone should be able to stand up for defense, the mother said, son. learn to wear it by the shoulder. not required. well, taught, what to wear behind your back? what's this cargo? therefore, my family and i have such an approach, despite the fact that i am the president, my children are all military men and even less they are preparing to defend themselves and not only themselves. the country must be defended, so do not pay attention to this howl. today we are not going to go anywhere . if you want to fight yourself and come to our earth, i tell you all and it is possible that the same alena and others will go to fight. where to go if we want to protect the land in their land their home? we don’t want khandekoh in our children and let’s go. everything is very simple, but today we don’t need any war, they will climb. well , we are training. you can criticize us for this , and criticize me as well, if you see fit, but i think that everything must be done, you must rely on your own stre

people need care. it�*s so important. natalie�*s former care agency said it was mortified by her situation. shropshire councilsition. they added... since filming, natalie�*s case has been reassessed, and she has been told that her care should soon resume. but she worries about those still waiting for support. i have a family, but there are a lot of people that don�*t have families. their carers are the only people that they see that day. love you. alice cuddy, bbc news. a postmortem examination is expected to take place today on the human remains found in the murder investigation of leah croucher. yesterday, leah�*s family visited the house where her possessions and the remains were found and laid flowers at a nearby memorial. police say the forensic examinations could take weeks. the coroner at the inquest into the death of 14—year—old molly russell has written to the government and tech companies, outlining changes he believes would make children safer online. molly took her own life in 2017 after being exposed to harmful material about suicide, depression and self—harm on social media. instagram and pinter

the possibility has many people concerned in right now, the city council is looking into temporarily prohibiting firearms retailers. from moving on in new at six ktvu s and ruben has a closer look at both sides and also why the city may want some extra time for research before making a decision. located right near a school in library roosevelt plaza in redwood city is known for being family friendly. the kind of place kids stop for ice cream. and so when a gun store applied to move in, some residents were well up in arms. i was upset concerned a little shocked. um and then i said, okay, well, let's let's figure out what this means. as it turns out, there are no specific regulations on this when it comes to firearms retailers, redwood city treats them like any other commercial business. i think most people were actually just surprised that it was even allowed. and so a group of residents circulated a petition gathering 1500 signatures in five days and redwood city agreed to take up and urgency ordinance that could prohibit firearms retailers temporarily. the owner of roosevelt plaza is upset. what's surprising here is they do it after the fact there w

s hoped the pledge will help more cases reach court. the chairman of the national police chiefs�* council said the commitment was also aimed at giving people another. if you are a victim of crime and you go to the, you deserve that response and i think if you look at burglary in particular, it is really fair to say that the response to burglary has not been great with the policing inspectorate publishing a pretty damning report that found that many cases of burglary are not being investigated in victims not being given support and if you look at statistics around prosecutions, they are certainly poor, around a% resulting in a charge so it�*s quite clear that there is a change needing to be made and things need dancer making this announcement day, i really welcome it but i do not see it as taking away from victims of other crimes by supporting victims of burglary. if it is that easy what, why has it not been done before? nothing in life is that easy. sorry, you�*ve just said that you do not think other crimes will be neglected as a result of this, so where is this elasticity in the system ? we are told they are trying to recruit tens of tho

council of the prc. the third position is the chairman of the people 's congress . , wrestling and so on.s left in the meeting room, this is a symbol. it's not just left that they didn't have time put a person in there. no, this is a colossal symbol for 10 years, that for the next 10 years people who love america in the chinese leadership will not come new people who are ready to fight, as xi said at the congress against headwinds and storms, it is clear which symbol is which meaning is meant, do you understand? now, at the moment, we are talking about the fact that, as it were, the concentration, well, such chinese-american ones. ah, not only geopolitical problems, it goes around taiwan well known more than once in this studio. we discussed the introduction of the taiwan issue into the charter, but now it is not only a kind of military task, by the way, the central military commission, but the council of the cpc central committee. in principle, it has remained the same, because people there are close to the axes, who, in fact, are leading the force line for us to contain the united state

people at these warm places. so i think safeguarding training for whoever�*s going to be managing that particular place. the bbc has spoken to more than 145 councils are required, then we would want to support people in that way. but clearly we would hope that energy costs will settle down in the fullness of time, and that they won't be required any more. that's an s. coast. this warm hub will have a future, though. yes. because it's not simply about stopping residents from being cold — the warmth here comes from the good company as much as the radiators. ellie price, bbc news, stocksfield. that's just about it from me. the six 0'clock news is coming up, but let's check out the latest weather forecast with louise leah. if you are lucky to have a south facing house, i'm sure it has felt very warm in the sunshine in your front room. look at what we have seen today. hardly a cloud in the sky, but make the most of it because through the night it will be chilly with a touch of light frost, temperatures close to freezing. it will be chilly first thing tomorrow, not for all of us but for most of us. we have seen shower cloud over the last few hours acros

s scary. how desperate were the people? yes, it was painful to watch, but we organized, including after some time and uh, the education of children and some elementary things and, again, medical support was the councilen of ivanovichanov. and uh, we carried out this assignment, we tried, because people, and leave people in the winter to wait for them in the sky. but it would be, in my opinion, not humane for belarusians. is not peculiar. we, probably, would rather give away the latter, but we ourselves will be a man to some extent, but our neighbor, who is in a crisis situation, and we will try to help such things far away, not peculiar in particular. e hmm or pepper spray, we saw the pressure that we felt, we saw how the polish side behaved and, unfortunately, about some kind of humanism, but some high democratic principles, but there’s no need to talk here, according to you in this and eat. we are all belarusians. let's think. this will be interrupted for a while, i remind you, we have a telegram channel. that's what it's called. say don't be silent. subscribe suggest us guests and leave your comments there. we're in touch. how to find humility and avoid all these sins, but the answers are the res

and how councils across the uk are supporting "warm hubs" where people can keep snug at a time of rising energy bills. we start with today�*she battlefield, losing swathes of territory to ukrainian counter attacks. here�*s our security correspondent frank gardner: russia�*s military has a lot of missiles and they�*re using them, notjust on the battlefield, but to hit cities all over ukraine. this morning, strikes in kyiv have brought the war back to the capital after months of calm. russia�*s president is promising more to come. translation: if attempts to carry out terrorist attacks _ on our territory continue, russia�*s response will be severe and in scale will correspond with the level of threats to the russian federation. no one should have any doubts about this. today�*s missile strikes right across the country are a strategic escalation. they are aimed primarily at punishing ukraine for what president putin calls a terrorist attack. he is referring to saturday�*s explosion on the kerch bridge, linking russia to illegally occupied crimea. that triggered outrage in moscow from hardliners, who want to see putin escalate

people feel it more noticeably. jonathan: that my jared bernstein from the white house council of economic advisors payment good morning. negative on the sdisappointing ad numbers out of google. cloud spend down at my croissant. disappointing numbers down at texas instruments. a little bit later after the close, meta. rally in the bond market continues this morning. this morning, down by four or five basis points. we talked about this rally in the bond market, weakness you are seeing on the back of it in foreign-exchange. 1.0023 euro-dollar. looking for potentially 75 basis point hike. news out of russia in the last 60 minutes. vladimir putin and others speaking. i want to get maria tadeo to get us up to speed. what have we heard from vladimir putin? maria: you have to pay attention to what vladimir putin says and what russia is doing, whether you believe what they say, whether they need what they say -- remember, we are in a propaganda war. but we have pictures on russian tv, vladimir putin overseeing nuclear drills. they say everything was on target, the training went as expected. there are number of things to keep in mind. there have

council of europe was that russia was there. it should have been criticized now. that's when remember that piss something vote, i'm not surprised that 500 people. it 'sere? no, they are present there, why for the sake of what? before, they had a sense; now, this sense is practically non-existent. they accept that we are a terrorist regime or do not accept it. he americans are tormented by the adoption of congress, like he wants to, and the diplomats say. well, why do this, when we have already introduced all the sanctions, this will not give us anything. now regarding the strategy of the national the security that this smiles at all, to be honest, it is determined by the law of the eighty- sixth year of gold from rodnikovna. each administration must issue something every 4 years, in fact, the administration, when it is elected. there usually means people who form it quickly enough. uh, let's remember by the predecessor came in january of the seventeenth year, on december 18 of this year, a security strategy appeared, which is essentially. here is what i looked at specifically. now i reminded you better than this, here it is clearly only one thing def

people at these warm places. so i think safeguarding training for whoever�*s going to be managing that particular place. the bbc has spoken to more than ias councils. because it's not simply about stopping residents from being cold — the warmth here comes from the good company as much as the radiators. ellie price, bbc news, stocksfield. we'rejoined now by ed hamilton trewhitt who has opened an empty room above his bakery to the community, and also by helen barnard from thejoseph rowntree foundation, a charity which works to solve uk poverty. good morning to you both. tell us about the bakery, ed, and what you have done. we about the bakery, ed, and what you have done. ~ ., about the bakery, ed, and what you have done-— have done. we are a community bake , have done. we are a community bakery. and _ have done. we are a community bakery. and we _ have done. we are a community bakery, and we have _ have done. we are a community bakery, and we have got - have done. we are a community bakery, and we have got an - have done. we are a community - bakery, and we have got an academy upstairs, but directly above the main bakery there is a huge bread oven d