that is between reuters and ape. well then the task was to prove who was more successful, a spreading these images of ethnic cleansing. but there was no ethnic cleansing, so everyone was exhausting themselves and doing as much as they could for. for example, a reuters correspondence shared a video with me. we watched it and i saw it myself, of some kind of countryside with a large crowd of albanians, mostly women and old man holding children in their arms, dragging them along and running and running and running somewhere. i asked, while i was watching the footage, why don't they have any belongings or anything at all? the rotors correspondent laughed and said, do you know they were actually running to watch some tv show. the lights had gone out and they ran over to a nearby village to watch the latest episode of some albanian tv series. and of course, the story they broadcasted was disturbing and special forces have carried out a sweep. albanians are fleeing in horror from this village, somewhere towards greater alba

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the reuters news crew lived there. he used to be a serbian hotel, they dined at serbian restaurants, got their hair cut by serves drink, wine, and serbian coffee's. they saw that there were not even any troops there. they understood the coast of all in the tow here in tokyo, which by the way translates as church land is the home of serbian coast of ours. in general that church land has 300 orthodox monasteries on it. 300 orthodox monasteries, didn't they realize that they understood all of this and handled it rather cynically 0 in, in on their agenda. i was there when reuters was editing their material. i saw how people can indicated there was a producer there, gwen this when you would go to the pristine, the hotel you would see him. there was 6 or 7 phones in front of him. he was always writing something down, responding to someone, and then he would go out and get the pictures or video. this of course was done for money so that the cost of ours could film some sort of exclusive, some hors d'oeuvres, austin, nicole, t

that is between reuters and ape. well then the task was to prove who was more successful, a spreading these images of ethnic cleansing. but there was no ethnic cleansing, so everyone was exhausting themselves and doing as much as they could for. for example, a reuters correspondence shared a video with me. we watched it and i saw it myself of some kind of countryside with a large crowd of l. damian's mostly women, an old man holding children in their arms, dragging them along and running and running and running somewhere. i asked while i was watching the footage, why don't they have any belongings or anything at all? the rotors correspondent laughed and said, do you know they were actually running to watch some tv show. the lights had gone out and they ran over to a nearby village to watch the latest episode of some albanian tv series. and of course the story they broadcasted was, the survey and special forces have carried out a sweep. albanians are fleeing and horror from this village, somewhere towards greater alba

that is between reuters and ape. well then the task was to prove who was more successful, a spreading these images of ethnic cleansing. but there was no ethnic cleansing, so everyone was exhausting themselves and doing as much as they could for. for example, a reuters correspondence shared a video with me. we watched it and i saw myself of some kind of countryside with a large crowd of l. damian's mostly women, an old man holding children in their arms, dragging them along and running and running, running somewhere. i asked, while i was watching the footage, why don't they have any belongings or anything at all? the rotors corresponded, laughed and said, you know, they were actually running to watch some tv show. the lights had gone out and they ran over to a nearby village to watch the latest episode of some albanian tv series. and of course the story they broadcasted was the survey and special forces have carried out a sweep. albanians are fleeing and horror from this village, somewhere towards greater albania. tha

confidence in this was expressed by the reuters agency, which cites information from five sources inn government agencies, as well as in intelligence, which confirmed that the founder of spacex signed a corresponding contract with washington 3 years ago. almost 2 billion dollars and a quote: to help the united states be able to quickly detect targets anywhere in the world, the starshield project is called, well , that is, a star shield, but it is worth noting that this name has sounded before, it is complex at the level, rather at level of rumors or assumptions, and only now the editors of the same reuters have secured significant evidence, therefore musk will probably again have to answer uncomfortable questions, primarily about how he manages his image. supposedly an independent businessman with actually contract work for the military, but will he be able to answer, evgenia tishkavets tried to predict, evgenia, good evening, well, again, musk, as if nothing had happened, will sit on two chairs? good evening, alexey, of course, he is flexible, resourceful, but these chairs move apar

joining me, president ceo of thomson reuters, steve has kirk, what is making you so hungry for deals,ntinue at the same place you did last year? >> what we do at thomson reuters is basically serve legal professionals, risky compliance and news professionals. what we are seeing is the complexity associated with complying with regulation, rules, internal edicts going up and up and up. it is becoming more complex to comply with rules and regulations and what we do is help other companies and advisers navigate that environment. we adopted a strategy of $100 billion over and above the run rate of r&d on generative ai products, partnered with microsoft as one of the first copilot partners and to your point we made a number of acquisitions, six acquisitions through last year. we spend $2.4 billion in total but we are rigorous about those acquisitions. identifying them, making sure they fit and what we look for is companies that can add to the customer experience. secondly we look at deals that make money, not just the exiting homes and lastly, want to make sure the cultures fit. not to say w

escalate the situation further. right, miriam, and according to uh, this this breaking news from reuters with respect to these unifill peacekeeping. forces - observers getting uh targeted by the um israely, it seems like uh unifel also said that back in november one of his patrols was hit, now that didn't lead to casualties uh, but that was also in southern lebanon by israely gunfire, and unifel says that back in february israely military violated international law by firing a group of a clearly identifiable journalists killing a reuters journalist now uh 50 uh civilians have been killed by uh along the southern uh lebanese border there on the lebanyese side by the israelis, this includes and you've covered them all for us miriam here on press tv, mothers, children, medics, journalists, and m for when it comes to journalists, medics and un observers, you very well know mariam, they're clearly identifiable, seems like the israelis and they alwas deny it, they know exactly what they're doing, exactly, when we had that basically what it looked like master against the journalists in beginnin

and the un says reuters reporter who died in southern lebanon last october was killed by israeli tankfire a group of clearly identifiable journalists. hello everyone, it's 1 a.m. in the besieg gauza strip and you're watching press tv world news. our top story: israel continues pressing ahead with indiscriminate targeting of palestinians who are fasting during the holy month of ramadan, as last hopes for seas far fade into thin air. unra says as really warplanes have hit one of its aidwer. houses in rafa, several people were killed and scores wounded as palestinians were waiting for humanitarian aid. according to the gaza health ministry, israely air strikes have claimed 88 palestinin lives over the past day. un says number of children killed during the first four months of the war on gaza has topped all those killed in four years of wars around the world. in northern gaza alone, 27 children have starved to death. the health ministry has called on the un and other child protection agencies. for provisions of milk for infants. the palestinian death tool currently stands at 31,300, most of t

steve, a line coming to us from reuters - a line coming to us from reuters suggesting that 21 are now images that have been posted on social media. some of the chaos in the immediate aftermath. there are also a lot of images on social media that we will not show for obvious reasons. they are distressing. there will be big questions tonight — just another line suggesting that the roof of that venue has now collapsed because as you are telling us, that will be —— that has been on fire. the russian news agency said more than 100 have been injured in this attack. there will be big questions tonight about how this was able to happen in moscow.— tonight about how this was able to happen in moscow. absolutely, how was it that armed _ happen in moscow. absolutely, how was it that armed men _ happen in moscow. absolutely, how was it that armed men were - happen in moscow. absolutely, how was it that armed men were able i happen in moscow. absolutely, how was it that armed men were able to | was it that armed men were able to get inside a very prominent venue? quite a famous venue where you wou

this according to reuters.says it would hand over women, children and the elderly and the sick first. that they kidnapped. israeli leaders already say the proposed plan is unrealistic. and while tensions ratchet up throughout the middle east, president biden's white house is freeing up another $10 billion for iran after renewing a sanctions waiver on the regime. here to react, fox news strategic analyst and four star general jack keane. general, your reaction to this proposal and what went into the timing of it. >> yeah, well, certainly there is some pressure on hamas. but the proposal isn't that much different than what they put on the table well over a month ago. and as the prime minister of israel has said, i mean, it's unrealistic demands. hamas, get away from the numbers issue, the central to what hamas wants is a permanent cease-fire. in other words, end to the war. and israel leave gaza. and now those two are unrealistic. the israelis are very generous in releasing prisoners. as you know, they released 1

in its war with the resistance in gaza and lebanon as it's trying to hide its losses. the un says reuter's reporter who died in southern lebanon last october was killed by israeli tank fire a group of clearly identifiable journalists. hello everyone, it's 2 a.m. in the besieg gauza strip and you're watching press tv world news and israel continues pressing ahead with indiscriminate targeting of palestinians who are fasting in the holy month of ramadan as last hopes for his far fade into thin air un says israely war planes have hit one of his aid warehouses in gaza's uh southern city of rafa, several people were killed and scores wounded as palestinians were waiting for humanitarian aid. according to the gaza health ministry, israely air strikes have claimed 88 palestinian lives in the past day. the un says number of children killed during the first four months of the war on gaza has topped all those killed in four years of wars throughout the world. in northern gaza alone. 27 children have starved to death, the health ministries called on the un and other child protection agencies for prov

alexander's economic news, according to reuters, russia's reaction to the illegal confiscation of central bankrupt the euroclear. tell me, how ? tatyana, as one of the options, the bank of russia can withdraw 33 billion euros from euroclear, which is located in depositaries in moscow. for now, on to another topic. russia has a lot to do to change the structure of the economy, even if in terms of purchasing power parity we can overtake japan in the coming years, then we still need to work on its efficiency and... innovation, this statement was made by vladimir putin in an interview with the host of the vgtrk vesti nedeli program dmitry kiselev. according to the president of russia, one of the main tasks today is to increase labor productivity, because in conditions of a shortage of workers and labor resources, we have only one way develop effectively and increase labor productivity. watch the full version of the president’s interview with dmitry kiselev on our broadcast at 10 a.m. moscow time. russia's response to the appropriation of eu assets could bankrupt euroclear and lead to a global

factories can no longer operate due to rising prices for raw materials, reuters reports.t the beginning of the year, the cost of cocoa beans has already risen by 50%. so at the beginning of march , the historical maximum of their exchange price was set - $7,000 per ton. experts believe that the situation that has developed in africa will lead to a further increase in prices for chocolate and other groups of confectionery products, and the production of cocoa beans itself will decrease by 11%. it's time to read every syllable. writers are coming to the forefront of the news agenda. the minsk international book fair opens today. the area of ​​the belexpo administrative complex has become heavier by... 100,000 publications. the ministry of information built a book city with 114 office houses. so many shops, publishing houses, diplomatic buildings located inside a chamomile. emphasis on educational, international quarters and literature on the theme of victory. this is what the national stand looks like. it is here that the opening of the thirty-first forum will take place at

as you were saying, and it is worth repeating that the reuters i is worth repeating that the reuterss that riuht? , ., ., right? it is near the capital, well --eole right? it is near the capital, well people who _ right? it is near the capital, well people who live _ right? it is near the capital, well people who live in _ right? it is near the capital, well people who live in london - right? it is near the capital, well people who live in london would maybe understand this analogy, it encircles the capital, the a big circle road which encircles moscow and this is a concert hall which is near the road. nevertheless, this is where big concert halls are often located, and again this was a place at this moment was a concert of one of the musical groups and again, according to some of the reports, up to 100 people could have been inside the building at the moment when all this occurred.— this occurred. greg, thanks very much for the — this occurred. greg, thanks very much for the latest. _ this occurred. greg, thanks very much for the latest. just - this occurred. greg, thanks very i muc

accordingly, from here, it means that either the us military or reuters itself is disingenuous when theyt complete coverage of the earth, most likely we are talking about some targeted areas that are very interesting to them, that is, the satellites will spy over some fragments of the earth's surface, very, very specific. many fans of elon musk may experience dissonance. why does their idol support such a dystopia? he’s a guy who’s a supporter of his own. well, either spacecraft of the starlink system, which itself is a military technology. the most elegant thing is that not only washington pays for everything, but also naive investors from all over the world, who were captivated by the image of a technological visionary. all these military orders, they one way or another bring money, huge money. i wouldn’t be surprised if other high-tech developments of the mask, including the same tesla, and... will be used in the same way for some military purposes, and most likely, they may already be in use, we just don’t know about it , musk is trying to work on the reputation of this , indeed, as

the package, reported by the washington post and reuters, comes despite growing calls for us militaryo be linked to changes in how israel conducts the war. it comes days after the un's top court, the international court ofjustice, ordered israel to allow the unimpeded flow of food aid into gaza. israel says un allegations that it's blocking aid are "wholly unfounded". the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has agreed to send officials to egypt and qatar in the coming days for a new round of talks on a possible ceasefire in gaza. in the past 2a hours both the uk and the us military have airdropped food supplies into gaza. our bbc middle east correspondent lucy williamson, was on the us plane. aid drops into gaza are expensive, inefficient and increasingly controversial. these ready—prepared meals from the us army are being flown more than 1,000 miles from the us in qatar. there's plenty of food just a short drive from gaza's borders, but this american aid is being flown right across the middle east. 80 crates of food on board two c—i7 transport planes, dropped into a populatio

volodymyr, for starters , here is the reuters assessment, they say that , in fact, the defenders of ukraineaged to withdraw russian refineries by half of the oil refining, do you assess the result in the same way? of these arrivals at the refinery, well, i have other estimates, well , which are confirmed primarily by the facts that vasyl malyuk, the head of the sbu of ukraine, stated in his interview with ictv yesterday, this is 12% of the capacity of oil refining capacity in russia, and also this figure is also provided. e of bloomberg, so i am more inclined to this figure of 12%. well, we understand, reuter simply sets the bar for achievements, you know, like at the olympic competitions, there are none yet. yes , but we need to move there, we all want it, mr. volodymyr, thank you, and i still have a question, yes, yes, yes, i still want to ask, because it is surely of interest to everyone, the tariffs did not increase before the winter, but we understand that in principle, they are constantly growing with a certain regularity, there is also such a situation as this will affect tariffs for

these aren't real questions, but i'm one year reuters. the news agency broke this packed and they asked a real question of cost incredible trouble. reuters was frozen out for ages. so there's all kinds of it's it. it was, even though it was very little contact, it was still something. now there's nothing. so people are wondering what's going on with this. maybe it's, it's huge and paying, showing just how powerful he is by taking the premier because was always given by the premier, taking the chunk out of the equation. and now here we are 12 years into well into his 3rd term of power. we that we have no idea of what direction he's taking this must have country. okay. and a brief word on that direction because as the economic indicators of worse than do we expect a change of policy? you said that was one of the things that, that you're going to be looking out for. yeah, i mean, people are looking to see if the government tries to spend its way out of trouble, but it's on, it's has difficulty there. i think what we're going to see is that i

reuters writes about it. according to protest leader wojciech halos, this step does not mean the end of the blockade, but a gesture for ukrainian drivers to return to their families. it remains. and it is unknown how long the transition will be unlocked. according to border guards, five checkpoints have been blocked. on some the traffic of trucks at crossings is extremely slow. in total, 1,150 trucks are standing in queues, most of them opposite the yagoda checkpoint. self-destructed. the kairos 1 rocket of the private japanese company space one exploded 5 seconds after. launch, it was supposed to deliver a satellite into orbit, reuters reports. the company reported that the missile self-destructs when errors are detected in the flight path, speed or control system. however, space one did not specify what exactly caused the self-destruction? representatives of the company noted that the victims as a result there is no explosion. new technologies, new laws. the european parliament has adopted an act that will

host: so from reuters that the german minister wants to use proceeds from frozen russian is that a possibility that we can use some of the money that we've frozen or at least the international community has frozen and toraine aid? guest: it is a possibility. it's not something that's been talked about in congress. each of the legislation that actually would support using the frozen assets to support ukraine. host: emanuel macron in france has faced some backlash because he discussed the idea of sending western troops to ukraine in a conference back in february. what are your thoughts on that? guest: i mean right now, the ukrainian people and the ukrainian troops have been fighting. obviously, they need weaponry, our support. they need ammunition and the likes. but they've been prosecuting this war and if we continue to support them, they'll be able to fight and push the russian troops back a little bit. so that's how i would look at it at this particular moment in time. host: and do you feel that there has been enough oversight on the funding that has already been sent to ukraine as to how it'

well, it is not just the associated press because now it's reuters as well.city. where do the palace go from here? more reaction to that. plus, my pundits will be nominating their headline heroes and back page zeroes of the day and back page zeroes of the day and more front pages and more pictures of your gorgeous mums on mother's day. >> that at the time. yeah. >> that at the time. yeah. >> that's good. >> that's good. >> welcome back. and i'm delighted to say that for mother's day, you've been sending pictures your very sending in pictures of your very special, wonderful mums. special, very wonderful mums. this anna. and isn't she this is anna. and isn't she a glamorous mum? look at that. with a well—deserved glass of wine. that's. that was, that was. oh, by the way, sorry. was. and oh, by the way, sorry. i should correct that. that was anna karen's late mother, anna and karen's late mother, margaret. margaret margaret. so that was margaret you there. so god bless you just saw there. so god bless you, margaret, memory. you, margaret, in loving memory. thank

breaking news coming just from reuters at the moment.ay. —— haitian gang leader. a japanese baseball sensation who plays for the major league in america has been caught up in a scandal, with his representatives alleging he'd been the victim of a �*massive theft�* at the hands of his english interpreter. shohei 0htani's team said the interpreter — ippei mizuhara — had been fired by the los angeles dodgers after a theft reportedly involving millions of dollars. it's alleged mr mizuhara stole money from the player to place bets with an illegal bookmaker. adam yamaguchi from our partner station cbs has this report. commentator: here it comes. that wasn't — commentator: here it comes. that wasn't shohei _ commentator: here it comes. that wasn't shohei ohtani's - commentator: here it comes. that wasn't shohei ohtani's at i that wasn't shohei 0htani's at the season opener in seoul. ippei mizuhara, his long—time friend and interpreter. friend and interpreter by his side and the dugout, but now no longer. he was fired after that game after the la

the reuters news agency just confirming 40 now dead, and more than 100 wounded.ming to us from a russian news agency. 40 dead after that shooting in a concert hall in moscow. more than 100 wounded. continuing coverage right here, but also if you want it, right now on the bbc news website. but i want to return to the other major story we are following for you this hour, special coverage of that announcement by the princess of wales, in which she said she is undergoing preventative treatment for cancer. this comes after she had stepped back from public life to take time to recover after undergoing abdominal surgery. catherine says that although it was thought at the time that her condition was noncancerous, tests have found that cancer had been present. she is now in the early stages of a course of preventative chemotherapy. here is her video statement in full. catherine: i want to take this opportunity say thank you personally for all the wonderful messages of support and for your understanding whilst i have been recovering from surgery. it has been an incredibly

reuters clarifies that the decision comes into force immediately.hat it followed a visit to the african country by american officials, who did not inform the authorities about the composition of the delegation, the date of its arrival or the agenda. let me note that until last summer, niger was a key partner of the united states in the field of security in africa. more than a thousand americans were here. military personnel at two bases, including drones, while the united states did not bother informing itself about the flights aviation thereby violating the airspace of african countries. and in ukraine , the united states continues to adhere to its desire to fight until the last ukrainian, and this is bearing fruit. the independent villages in the west remain without men due to mobilization, the washington post reports. journalists clarify that this has a disastrous effect on small ones. atlant did not allow any serious drops in its share, we see, we note that many new brands have entered, cheaper, unknown, so here we need to look from the point of

and joining us now at 30 rock white house correspondent for reuters jeff mason. he was part of the pool last night of reporters that was inside radio city music hall covering that mega fund-raiser that raised over $25 million. jeff, good to see you this morning. thanks for joining us early after a late night. first of all, just take us inside the room. capture the mood for us and how did the presidents, all three of them seem? >> well, it was an electric mood inside. there was a lot of energy. there were over 5,000 people in that room. so a lot of bodies and a lot of people who really wanted to see the ex-presidents and the current presidents. they all seemed good, jovial and good moods. and i think president biden was really buoyed by having his predecessors there. he's got a great charisma and rapport especially with president obama. >> some protesters voicing their displeasure over the war in gaza. how did the presidents deal with it? >> i've been in a bunch of these type of events on a much smaller scale where they get interrupted. and there was one in virgin

- that point are essentially saying, l coming to us via the reuters news agency, they have picked up putin as a dictator, simulating another election and that mr putin was sick for power and is doing everything to rule forever. so it's not the first time we have heard that this is going to be a term until the end for president putin. what do we know about his opponents? who were they? did they even count? hat about his opponents? who were they? did they even count?— did they even count? not really. any real opposition _ did they even count? not really. any real opposition to _ did they even count? not really. any real opposition to president - did they even count? not really. any real opposition to president putin . real opposition to president putin was removed before the ballot paper was removed before the ballot paper was even finalised. the three people who were allowed to stand where mps in the parliament, the parliament of course doesn't contain any real opposition. there are different parties but they only campaign against the ruling party on very technical small issues and in

reuters reports. according to him, beijing is ready to work on the development of new driving forces for cooperation with moscow, and will also promote peace negotiations regarding ukraine. he is convinced that kyiv should sit down at the negotiating table with the aggressor country. let me remind you that china and russia have announced an unlimited partnership. in february 2022 , a few days before the full-scale invasion of ukraine by the invaders. in the ukrainian issue. china has always maintained an objective and fair position and has repeatedly sent special envoys to mediate. the president of the people's republic of china xijin ping personally held in-depth communication with the leaders of various countries, including russia and ukraine. everything we have done is aimed at one goal - to pave the way and build bridges for the cessation of hostilities and the holding of peace negotiations. in the dnipro district of kyiv, the police detained a drug dealer. he bookmarked psychotropic drugs. the ma

it was supposed to deliver a satellite into orbit, reuters reports. the company reported that the missile self-destructs when an error is detected in the flight path, speed or control system. however , space one did not specify what exactly caused the self-destruction? company representatives noted that there were no casualties as a result of the explosion. and i want to remind you about our collection. please help with the purchase. maviks and accessories for them, as well as fpv drones for the 74th battalion of the 102nd separate brigade. these soldiers defend the country in the zaporozhye direction. so that they do not risk their lives and do not go on an assault in the changing fields, drones are needed, and we can help you. our goal is uah 500,000. with your help, we have already collected over uah 150,000. remember, every donation you make is important, so get involved collection all visa details. now you see on the screen, this was the news at that time, we will see you at 18 o'clock, our team is working on it and ... you can read more news on

in a comment to the reuters agency , our soldiers noted that the armed forces act more professionally than russians the occupiers use the methods of the first and second world wars. the most urgent need of the ukrainian forces is artillery ammunition to hold positions along the 1,000 km long front line. reuters points out that the supply of ammunition to ukraine was interrupted by the us congress, which delayed a package of military aid worth 60 billion dollars, and european states were divided on the use of eu funds for the purchase of ammunition. outside the block. at the expense of drones, once again we make a record, we can further analyze the infliction of fire damage, where there were mistakes, what went wrong, no matter what pass was broken, the number of them can be calculated, that is, drones have completely changed the format of waging war, as it was with accepted by the 22nd year, both in nato countries and in ukraine. the monomajority in the verkhovna rada disrupts the plenary sessions. all because of resolutions on fortifications, on implementation the decision of the eur

that is from a russian news outlet, quoted by reuters, and thatis news outlet, quoted by reuters, andert venue. we were bringing more on that story in a couple of minutes. do stay with us on bbc news. it's going to feel that we've stepped back into winter, and that's due to the strength and direction of the wind, and north—westerly which will feed in a rash of frequent, heavy showers. we've got low pressure that is pushing this way in the north and east and spiralling around that low in an anti clockwise direction. tightly packed isobars with the further wins in the north. the temperatures will fall away and a chilly start saturday morning. as we start saturday, a frequent rash of showers in the north but we will see them pushing across wales and central and southern england as we go through the morning. some of the showers are heavy with rumbles of thunder. through the middle part of the afternoon, some showers across england and wales, frequent further north and west and northern ireland up north and west and northern ireland up into scotland. elevation of 500 metres means we could

and ijust want to bring you something that has just come through from reuters because you may have heardroud of secrecy that some of the alexei navalny team weren't even sure if the service had become yet because thatis the service had become yet because that is how little information was coming out but i can bring you information that has come through in the past couple of minutes from reuters saying that an ally of mr navalny has said that the service is under way so that is some information that has come through that seems to be confirmed. that is from an ally of mr navalny. and we also mention about the chanting by the crowds earlier in terms of what they were saying, they were saying, you were not afraid, we are not afraid. and we are getting reports that there are loud chants of people shouting his name as the coffin arrived as well. 0thers pick up on the point that all gap mention a little moment ago, which is about the risks of all of the people turning up against the wishes of the authorities. can you spell outjust briefly in a couple of sentences, what are the risks?— briefly i

it was supposed to deliver a satellite into orbit, reuters reports. the company reported that the rocket self-destructs when an error is detected flight paths quickly. or control system, but spice one did not specify what exactly caused the self-destruction. company representatives noted that there were no casualties as a result of the explosion. they took it again. for the second time this week, the police forcibly removed greta thunberg, who was blocking the entrance to the swedish parliament together with other climate activists, reuters reports. let me remind you that on monday, thunberg and... dozens of eco-activists staged a sit-in protest against the consequences of climate change and political inaction, according to law enforcement officers, although the protesters had the right to demonstrate, they had to be removed due to blocking the exits. 76% of ukrainians believe that society today respects veterans of the russian-ukrainian war. these are the results of a survey of sociologists. rating group, and ukrainians consider psycho-emotional inst

these pictures coming to us via the reuters news agency from russian officials who say those are thering more evening's attack. we will bring more when we have it, of course. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. many of us have had at least some spring sunshine to enjoy so far today. but the forecast for the week ahead looks decidedly un—springlike, with spells of rain. it will often be windy and it'll be cold enough over scottish hills for some significant snow, at least for a time now. this chart shows the rainfall we're expecting to accumulate over the next five days, particularly wet for some western hills and also in eastern scotland. now, i say wet. across scotland, certainly over the next couple of days, that wet weather will be falling in this very cold air. and that is why we have that potential for some snow, as i'll show you in a moment. but in the short term, the rest of the afternoon will bring some spells of sunshine, scattered showers. it's a little bit less chilly than it was yesterday, but cloud and rain gathering out towards the west and tha

liz: he is leading in the reuters bolognese leading also in seven states and a reuters full, you knowresident of biden, what aids are there say you work with that is a bully that is just a bowling his way and yelling his way through the office and yelled this way for the state oe union and something you have kamala harris now she just apparently bought a cheap but one or 50 world leaders while. tammy: i don't know what had a dream she has but it seems like maybe boardgame summer innovative she asked and you know she's in a position where you go to the human maybe world leaders, what people want father what is the results printed it will see with the policies are limited see their lives improving maybe kamala harris life has improved and she's been very interesting people the people of eric is really regular people were suffering like they are but you know we have seen joe biden be a bully from the starting he has always been a little bit of a jerk and we saw that it is 50 years and his work in the senate that we saw that with during the campaign and 2020, where he was calling people n

within hours of it being posted on social media, reputable news agencies including reuters, a get to you and the press association ceased circulating the image, warning media outlets. the photo showed evidence of time print did not meet the strict standards of news photography. and then we took the photo to, i'll just share his graphics department. so there's something really strange going on here. i'm going to zoom in even more so you can see it when the subjects um and you can date it themselves. this is when this cost being a problem and also images all supposed to portray a reality. and in the lights of the news of the last few weeks about kate's disappearance and the image coming out and it's being manipulated. this is where you yes, it raises a quite a lot of concerns. public relations experts say the royal household has made a real mess of the situation. sundays photo was initially seen as a royal repost. 2 weeks of intense incident speculation. kate's not been seen publicly since mid january, when she underwent abdominal surgery for an unspecified condition. questions about t

the un says reuters reporter who died in southern lebanon last october was killed by israeli tank fire a group of clearly identical. fiable journalists.

reuters said it also had withdrawn the image following a post—publication review. then issued a mandatory kill notice. they were followed by getty images and then the press association. it is really unusual. there have been claims of some examples in the past, but this is really, really unusual. and also, i think it's the sudden fall from grace, from a picture that was meant to be a nice, friendly family picture. suddenly, it's sort of attacked by these very aggressive—looking kill notices. major news agencies — specifically, the associated press and reuters — pulled a photo released today by kensington palace over concerns that it may have been manipulated. it's very rare, but they have put in new rules very late... - ..like recently, with everything going on, with wars and so on. j so they're being a lot hotter- on what can and can't get through. i mean, it's such a severe thing to get a kill notice, _ and i think it's unfortunate - the royal family were the first big names to get struck by it, with everything else - going on with them. i think it's unprecedented

i want you guys to watch this now where you as soldiers, they take out to reuters photographers and you may remember it. and then they laugh about it and when the ambulances come to take these people out, these are reporters, really photographers for reuters. they should have the ambulance acting all the while as if they're playing a video game. and they're joking about it and laughing about it. it's tough to listen to i'm, i'm showing you this because there's weren't this week that they are talks to possibly free julian a song here it is. 1800. 47 by them all up to traffic to safety. right. you too. bye bye good. if i come on, let me shoot during the day when a claire claire. oh yeah, like that. right. we just drove over a body a ha, ha ha ha ha funny. if not for julian massage, we don't know that those things happen. we should know that those things happen, not because i want to praise assad's not because i hate the united states, but because we need to be transparent, we need to be truthful and we need to learn from our mistakes. how am i wrong? well, you're absolutely right, and it'

i am just hearing that reuters is marking a correction to what they have reported.rs news agency, that jail sentence has beenjust handed down, it is 25 years. let me tell you a little more of the detail, the judge talking about the lack of remorse. thejudge providing a harsh assessment, saying it was clear that bankman—fried was motivated by a drive to be politically influential. he said despite protestations of sorrow about customer losses. he had never said a word of remorse for the commission of terrible crimes. some stinging comments from the judge. commission of terrible crimes. some stinging comments from thejudge. he also cited the now infamous interview from november 2022 in which he said expletive regulators. he said he keeps returning to caroline ellison's's testimony, his former girlfriend, in which they were willing to flip a coin on the destruction of the world. some of the testimony that clearly landed with the judge. the testimony that clearly landed with thejudge. he the testimony that clearly landed with the judge. he was citing two or three bits of