sadiq called, her daughter ran away, probably. sorry, i need it urgently . well, what's your name?ou, mother, have you been standing here for a long time? well, aren't you ashamed? is it possible? sorry? thanks anya, what are you doing? is it possible to be so frightening? well, everything, everything. take it easy. yes, i found you, sorry that it happened. yes , i definitely understand. goodbye, and sorry again. what happened? why did you run away from kindergarten? dad, call me to live with my grandmother, don’t send my grandmother why i heard how my mother would finish. when you are with did not live with us, uncle misharinok, yes, he went to visit us. and today he gave us a ride to the kindergarten. that's what i heard. anthony, what are you doing here? never interested in my work. and then all of a sudden we need to talk. so it happened, something with anechka anton you scare me. wow, i thought you weren't shy. she was not afraid to start her scam under my nose, it turns out, the contractor for the renovation of our apartment. your former lover mikhail sokolov or not ex. and i

london mayor sadiq khan warned... but twitter founderjack dorsey voiced his support...nk the concern might be that it generally is the quieter voices, the minority voices, the voices who don't have the strength, who suffer when twitter is a little bit un—policed. elon musk�*s £3a billion offer came as a bit of a surprise to many, including twitter itself. it may be influential, but it's nowhere near the size of, say, facebook or tiktok. downing street and the eu have already reminded musk that there are rules around what's not allowed online in europe. in addition, tesla's shareholders seem worried that twitter might distract elon musk from the business of cars — the value of the company fell by $110 billion earlier this evening. all eyes are on controversial former tweeter donald trump. he has a lifetime ban and, so far, says he's happy to stay away. but for how long? zoe kleinman, bbc news. police in new mexico have released footage from a film set of the moments after the fatal shooting of a cinematographer last year. haleena hutchins, who was working on the film rus

sadiq was equipped with firing points , trenches and dugouts. everything was surrounded by barbed wire. in the same place, the military was trained in a different way and carried out special training, for which there are documentary evidence. they were here for 14 years. it will be possible to understand the documents from the places of residence that they were here for a very long time and equipped rotten firing points directly in the kindergarten. so, federal engineering was trained here today vladimir putin will hold talks with austrian chancellor karl hammer, who will arrive in moscow for the first time since taking office at the end of last year, the plan of the visit was confirmed by both sides with the current chancellor. austrian president of russia has not met before once also there were no reports of their conversations on the phone. the current head of france, mynuli macron , won the first round of the presidential elections, which were held on sunday, according to the results of counting 97% of the ballots, he scored more than 27% of

sadiq was equipped with firing points, trenches and dugouts.verything was surrounded by barbed wire. in the same place, the military was trained in subversive work and carried out special training. to which there is documentary evidence. here in the fourteenth year. it will be possible to understand the documents from the places of residence that they were here for a very long time and equipped positions directly in kindergarten. they also received special training. already in the third ukrainian city, the monument to alexander pushkin was dismantled, this time in uzhgorod it was done by the decision of the municipal authorities, which the deputies of the city council supported us at the extraordinary session. bust. it was also located on the square , named after the great russian poet . previously, monuments to pushkin were dismantled in ternopil and mukachevo, this is also in western ukraine. the current head of france, emmanuel macron, became the winner in the first round of the presidential election, which took place on sunday with a score

london mayor sadiq khan warned social media companies must do more, not less, to protect their communities for musk. in principle, don't believe anyone should own or run twitter. elon is the singular solution i trust. it sets the news agenda for both big issues and small issues. and i think the concern might be that it generally is the quieter voices, the minority voices, the voices who don't have the strength, who suffer when twitter is a little bit un—policed. elon musk�*s £3a billion offer came as a bit of a surprise to many, including twitter itself. it may be influential, but it's nowhere near the size of, say, facebook or tiktok. downing street and the eu have already reminded musk there are strict rules around what is not allowed online in europe. tesla shareholders seem worried that twitter might distract elon musk from the business of cars. the value of the company fell by $110 billion earlier this evening. all eyes are on donald trump. he has a lifetime ban and, so far, says he is happy to stay away. but for how long? zoe kleinman, bbc news. a man arrested on suspicion of kidnapp

london mayor sadiq khan warned... big issues in small issues, and i think the concern might be that it generally is the quieter voices, the minority voices, the voices who don't have the strength, who suffer when twitter is a little bit and policed. elon musk�*s £3a billion offer came as a bit of a surprise to many, including twitter itself. it may be influential, but it's nowhere near the size of, say, facebook or tiktok. downing street and the eu have already reminded musk there are already reminded musk there are already strict rules around what is not allowed online in europe. he wants to move the firm away from its main way of making money, adverts. he has said, in tweets, of course, that he'd like to see more subscribers instead. but will people pay to 28? one person guaranteed to have people raising to their keyboards is the king of controversy, former us president donald trump. he has a lifetime ban on twitter, and says so far he is happy to stay away. the question is, long? p&0 ferries has said a full investi

well, how do i know that sadiq is sitting there.ere, it turns out, we saw them, they walk the streets. that is, you went to the position alone there in the yard they went in from there, shot there, left there, shot there, but in this kindergarten they already told me that they stayed there, you see, when they left, they did not hide behind. there people retreated from the shelter. they occupied the fourth floor. it's there, what branch? wait when i don’t remember there, in short, on the traumatology higher floor. they took the height people said to people, don't worry. we just started shooting. here and in spite of the fact that not not 60 somewhere 40 people just lie and people. they can't get up, and we asked them to. help pull out. seryoga, the two of us, pulled people out on a stretcher from another basement. for a day on the territory of the donetsk people's republic, due to shelling from ukraine, the dpr military reported intensity today, according to their data. the fire doubled cities and towns were hit by large-caliber arti

we've heard from the opposition leader, scotland's first minister and london mayor sadiq khan all callingosition. but the prime minister did address these calls for resignation. he said he wants to draw a line under the scandal, to move forward and to focus on delivering his policy priorities for the country. and of course to focus on britain's response to the war in ukraine as well as the humanitarian effort on that front. but for the many people who lost loved ones as a result of the covid pandemic who were forced apart from friends and family while abiding by the covid regulations put in place by the prime minister, the news that he has now been fined for breaking those regulations will only heighten the anger and frustration that we saw over the christmas period when the revelations of these parties came to light. and with local elections coming up, just around the coroner may, the government will be waiting to see how this frustration translates at the ballot box. nada bashir, cnn, london. >>> the deputy director of china's national health coalition warns shanghai's covid outbreak ha

dame cressida dick resigned after sadiq khan said he'd lost confidence in herfollowing a number of scandals for her almost four decades of public service, mainly in london. in the recent past, working with others, she's helped us reduce violent crime, but it's time now for somebody who understands london, understands our city, understands and recognises the challenges the police faces and takes steps to address that. a police officer has been injured by a man wielding a machete in east london. emergency services were called to skelton road in forest gate yesterday at about midday. the metropolitan police force said it was believed a man was "suffering a mental health crisis". the officer was taken to hospital for a slash wound to his arm. his condition is not life threatening. as the cost of living rises, finance—savvy londoners are turning to �*life hacks' to save money. some have been giving bbc london their top tips including using eco shower heads, cutting down on subscriptions and finding cheaper ways to travel. you have to think about small things like how many cups of tea you are mak

and also the london mayor sadiq khan has welcomed the decision today and says he hopes the decision todayxactly will the independent office of - further delayed. what exactly will the independent office of police i the independent office of police conduct be doing? thea;r the independent office of police conduct be doing?— conduct be doing? they will be assessing. _ conduct be doing? they will be assessing, looking _ conduct be doing? they will be assessing, looking at _ conduct be doing? they will be assessing, looking at the - conduct be doing? they will be i assessing, looking at the evidence about what happened during that search, and there are a number of allegations these officers are facing. they vary from weather reasonable force was used against the couple at the time, they will be assessing that, why their car was stopped in the first place, and also looking at whether the couple were treated less favourably because of their race, and that is something their race, and that is something the couple believed it happen. they say they were racially profiled and they believe they were

the london mayor, sadiq khan, has also welcomed today's decision, and he says he hopes there's no furtherbacklog after brexit and covid. the prime minister is warning the service could be privatised if things do not improve. the shadow home secretary raised the issue of passport delays with an urgent question in the house of commons this afternoon my constituents fear their honeymoon may now be wrecked because their passports haven't arrived, even though they applied in plenty of time. we've had cases of people cancelling jobs, parents trying to get holiday for a sick child, waiting since january, huge, long delays by the passport office and by the contractor, tnt. the message today on the one—week fast—track service says, "system busy, please try again later", and the online premium service has no appointments anywhere in the country. so, people can't get urgent travel such as to go to funerals or to urgent events. so, the minister has said more passports are being processed and that is clearly welcome, but it is clearly not enough. this increase in demand this year was totally predictab

the london mayor, sadiq khan, has also welcomed today's decision, and he says he hopes there's no furthere government being accused of moving patients unlawfully at the beginning of the pandemic. let's speak to a barrister who is a lawyer who is an expert in this particular area of law. welcome. would you mind explaining in simple terms what this case was about and what it was focused on?— case was about and what it was focused on? , ., , ., ,., ., focused on? this was an important case that was _ focused on? this was an important case that was looking _ focused on? this was an important case that was looking at _ focused on? this was an important case that was looking at some - focused on? this was an important case that was looking at some of. focused on? this was an important i case that was looking at some of the policies that were brought out by the secretary of state for health as well as public health england at the start of the pandemic, so talking about documents and advice that was brought out by the state sometime in january, february and particularly march and april at the sta

the violence reduction unit, setup by mayor sadiq khan in 2018, brings together police, education, healtholence. we need muscular policing on one side, really tough enforcement up front to get those knives off the street, but a violence reduction unit bringing police, education, local authority, youth offending teams, all together to focus on this cohort of young people who may get into trouble to try and help them. a serving met police constable will be charged with assault causing grievous bodily harm after a man struck by a taser was left paralysed. jordan walker—brown fell from a wall after being hit with a taser in haringey in may 2020. the 25—year—old was left paralysed from the chest down and has been told by doctors he will never walk again. a group of skyscrapers planned for the south bank has got the green light from lambeth councillors. developers want to bulldoze itv�*s former headquarters and replace it with office blocks, including one 26 storeys high. but nearby residents have objected to the plans saying light will be blocked out. with just weeks to go ahead of the queen's

it's after the mayor sadiq khan says he won't stop the department store bulldozing one of its most famouse looking right now. there's severe delays on the metropolitan line 0nto the weather now with sara thornton. morning to you. a warm start this morning, temperatures typically around ten degrees. there is a bit of mist and murk at first, but also for the first half of the day today, dry with some sunshine. later, though, we will see a few showers just being sparked off by that sunshine. you can see just about any of us could see them, some places will stay dry and it will be another warm day with temperatures once more in the high teens. 0vernight tonight, it's actually going to be a little bit cooler than the nightjust gone. we've got light winds, clear skies, a bit of low cloud, mist and murk rolling into the west by first thing tomorrow morning and a chillier feel to start your day. but it is another fine day and for the coming days high pressure in control of our weather out towards the east. towards the west, there will be a few fronts trying to push in. they don't really make inro

sadiq commute. not too bad either. so you still have a little bit of an opportunity to get out.e desk. all right. thank you. sal formula. high speed rail system set to go right through the south bay on its way to san franciscoow you t california's hills are already dry.ven out of april . yet we'll tell you how some communities are getting help (music throughout) 13 o days after safely bringing back a private space flight to earth . spacex launched more astronauts into orbit bound for the international space station. two. 10 ignition. liftoff falcons. this launch at kennedy space center in florida happened just before one am our time before nasa astronaut onboard two men two women, one of them, jessica watkins will become the first african american woman making a long term space flight. the astronauts get to the space station later tonight. there will be there the next five months. today you are invited to comment on the high speed rail systems plan for stations in the south bay. among the items on the agenda is an explanation of plans for stations between san jose and merced. on