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this is bbc news. here in the uk, a government minister has raised eyebrows after appearing to confuse two different countries in africa. speaking on the bbc�*s question time programme, conservative mp chris philp was asked about the government's controversial policy to depot illegal migrants to rwanda — and whether someone escaping the war in congo — would be deported to rwanda. there is an ongoing conflict between the two nations. here's the exchange. i come from a neighbouring country called congo. if you know, geographically, that is located right next door to rwanda, and right now in goma there's a genocide going on and there's such a big conflict going on of people from rwanda. so had my family members come from goma the crossing right now, where they then be sent back to the country that they're supposedly war in rwanda. does that make any sense to you? no, i think there's an exclusion on people from rwanda being sent from rwanda. they're from congo and they're supposed to be there, suppos
this is bbc news. here in the uk, a government minister has raised eyebrows after appearing to confuse two different countries in africa. speaking on the bbc�*s question time programme, conservative mp chris philp was asked about the government's controversial policy to depot illegal migrants to rwanda — and whether someone escaping the war in congo — would be deported to rwanda. there is an ongoing conflict between the two nations. here's the exchange. i come from a neighbouring country...
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this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. last december, the world's highest court, the international court ofjustice, began considering a case which has stirred debate and controversy around the world. the state of south africa accused the state of israel of violating the genocide convention in gaza. in its initial ruling, the court overwhelmingly found there was a plausible case to answer, but a finaljudgment is likely to take years. today i have an exclusive interview with joan donoghue, thejust—retired president of the icj, who delivered that initial court ruling that sent shock waves around the world. in a sense, the whole idea of international justice is on trial. how will it fare? joan donoghue, welcome to hardtalk. happy to be here. you sat on the international court ofjustice for pretty much 14 years. the last three years as president of the court. one of your last cases was the ca
this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. last december, the world's highest court, the international court ofjustice, began considering a case which has stirred debate and controversy around the world. the state of south africa accused the state of israel of violating the genocide convention in gaza. in its initial ruling, the court overwhelmingly found there was a plausible case to...
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bbc news. let's return to our top story. the first woman to go public with allegations against harvey weinstein was actress ashleyjudd. she says a top court overturning his 2020 conviction is "an act of institutional betrayal." she spoke to my colleague caitriona perryjust minutes ago. when you heard this morning that this conviction had been overturned, what was your first reaction? my first reaction, i was actually reserving campsites for the great american national park, yosemite, was that male sexual violence and institutional betrayal can really ruin a woman's day. there i was going about my business planning an incredible family holiday. and yet again, male entitlement to female bodies intrudes and disrupts and ambushes and takes over a woman's life. you were the first actress to speak out about harvey weinstein. talk to me a little bit about the bravery, the courage, the strength that it took for you and so many others subsequently to do that. well, i definitely want to emphasise that i
bbc news. let's return to our top story. the first woman to go public with allegations against harvey weinstein was actress ashleyjudd. she says a top court overturning his 2020 conviction is "an act of institutional betrayal." she spoke to my colleague caitriona perryjust minutes ago. when you heard this morning that this conviction had been overturned, what was your first reaction? my first reaction, i was actually reserving campsites for the great american national park, yosemite,...
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you're watching the context on bbc news. besieged by tourists, venice starts charging day—trippers to visit. is this the way forward for overwhelmed cities? in fact, we are going to start in europe. the french president, emmanuel macron, has painted a rather bleak picture of the european union today. despite the big strides he believes the eu made towards closer integration post—covid and in response to the war in ukraine, it needs to be much more aggressive, he said, in defending its own interests. the wake—up, he said, has been too slow and there is mortal danger, as he put it, if the union becomes a vassal of the united states and fails to stand up for itself on trade. translation: we must be lucid to the fact - that our europe today is mortal. she can die. echoing his past calls for europe to plot a third way between the us and china, the french president called for a scaling—up — stronger, more integrated european defences, a more sustainable economic model. "we must lose," he said, the "naivety on defence and
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you're watching the context on bbc news. this is what you're asking us to say a president is entitled for total personal gain to use the trappings of his office without facing criminal liability. if you don't have immunity, you're not going to do anything. you're going to become a ceremonial president. even before the day began, he kind of held account of workers and basically his campaign saying, since they can't be out on the trail, they're going to bring the trail to them here in new york. they have a lot to sort through and muddle _ they have a lot to sort through and muddle through really, given their lack of— muddle through really, given their lack of case law they have to rely on. lack of case law they have to rely on. tonight on the panel — in washington, the democratic strategist hilary rosen and here in london lord peter ricketts, former british ambassador to france who also served as the chair of thejoint intelligence committee. first, the latest headlines. the disgraced hollywood film producer, harvey weinste
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gb news viewers. hey. right, who's your union jackass >> alison, it's the bbc proms. this is one of the world's great classical music festivals. now, getting down with the kids, with a p0p getting down with the kids, with a pop concert featuring the bondage tastic sam smith. do classical music fans really want to see sam's hairy backside? so let's keep the proms classical. he might wax. >> you never know . >> you never know. >> you never know. >> that's an image, right? okay, i'm ali ezedi and jack carson. look i think my union jack this week is the one who'd probably want to abolish the union humza yousaf . yousaf. >> of course. let's be honest. you know, i think, as bad as he is for scotland, but we still want to keep him in the union. >> okay, so humza yousaf gets another another strong nomination there, matthew. >> and mine is the housing secretary, michael gove, for shamelessly breaking the tories manifesto commitment and no fault evictions, which has seen over a million people thrown out of their homes. more excuses instead of a ban . come on. instead of a ban.
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you're watching the context on bbc news. ai tech is evolving at breakneck pace as billions head to the polls this year. coming up on al decoded, we look at the protential for harm. ai decoded coming up but before that... it's time for sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes. onto football, and it's manchester city's turn in the premier league title race. they're playing brighton away tonight knowing a win would move them within a point of the leaders arsenal with a game in hand. the game has been going around half an hour, and city are two goals up. kevin de bruyne with a brilliant dipping header. phil fodenjust a phil foden just a lucky deflection from a free kick for their second goal, so 2—0 at the moment to manchester city. more now on liverpool's new manager situation and who will replace jurgen klopp because arne slot has confirmed to dutch media that he wants to join liverpool. slot is currently in currently in charge of the rotterdam side feyenoord, who are playi
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you're watching the context on bbc news. this is what you're asking us to say — a president is entitled for total personal gain to use the trappings of his office without facing criminal liability. if you don't have immunity, you're not going to do anything. you're going to become a ceremonial president. even before the day began, he kind of held account of workers and basically his campaign saying, since they can't be out on the trail, they're going to bring the trail to them here in new york. trump is claiming absolute immunity, which essentially means that presidents would be inoculated from any sort of prosecution. that's a really sweeping claim of executive power. a hugely consequential day for donald trump. the criminal trial resumes in manhattan, a decision is pending on the gag order which he continues to flout. and a hearing in the supreme court on whether he is entitled to presidential immunity. all that within hours of trump being named as a co—conspirator in a new set of indictments in arizona. we have got to
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well, i'm joined now by my most intellectual panel, gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson, and the journalist and conservative peer paul goodman. nigel keir starmer is marching us safely back to the 1940s. >> i think probably the railways have improved a bit since brief encounter, so we're probably not going all the way back there, it's a sensible thing to do. i happen to think that, all public utilities and services ought to be in public control, rather than giving money to shareholder , as it should be reinvested in the in those services . so what the in those services. so what he's what he's done today. it's promising . he's what he's done today. it's promising. i'm not he's what he's done today. it's promising . i'm not sure it'll promising. i'm not sure it'll come quite without any cost whatsoever . you'd have to come quite without any cost whatsoever. you'd have to pick up liabilities, debts, pension funds from the existing 14 operators. but it will make ticketing much simpler , to make ticketing much simpler, to make fares simpler, whether they'll go down or not rem
well, i'm joined now by my most intellectual panel, gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson, and the journalist and conservative peer paul goodman. nigel keir starmer is marching us safely back to the 1940s. >> i think probably the railways have improved a bit since brief encounter, so we're probably not going all the way back there, it's a sensible thing to do. i happen to think that, all public utilities and services ought to be in public control, rather than giving money to...
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mark lowen, bbc news, venice. labour says it expects to renationalise nearly all passenger rail services within five years if it wins the next election. it says a new public body would inherit existing contracts when they expire, taking on responsibility for running services. automatic refunds for train delays and better internet connection on trains are also planned. but transport secretary mark harper said the plans were "unfunded". our political editor chris mason reports. hurtling for the train, among the throng today the man who hopes that he is striding to downing street. keir starmer once much of the railways to be publicly owned. keir starmer reckons he has a plan to lure more of us on to the trains. i've joined him on a visit to county durham to hitachi's train factory. privatisation has not worked, ourjob is pick this up, fix it and that will require us as the franchises end to bring them into public ownership. will your plan make travel by train cheaper? it will ensure the best price is available for ev
mark lowen, bbc news, venice. labour says it expects to renationalise nearly all passenger rail services within five years if it wins the next election. it says a new public body would inherit existing contracts when they expire, taking on responsibility for running services. automatic refunds for train delays and better internet connection on trains are also planned. but transport secretary mark harper said the plans were "unfunded". our political editor chris mason reports. hurtling...
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emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. in the past half hour, harvey weinstein's lawyer has been speaking outside the court. he said that he knew his client had not received a fair trial. in had not received a fair trial. in this court house behind us and that trial the law was not applied fairly to harvey weinstein. and what the court of appeals, the highest court in the greatest state and the greatest country said today is that yes, no one is above the law but no one is below the law either. and the case in which he relies upon is over 100 years old. and what the court of appeals said, you can't throw out 100 years of legal precedent because someone is unpopular. more than 75 women accused weinstein of varying degrees of sexual misconduct going back decades — allegations he denies. actress ashleyjudd was among the first to speak up. she spoke in the wake of today's outcome. first and foremost, i want to say i stand in sisterhood and solidarity with all survivors of male sexual violence. today is a day like every day in
emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. in the past half hour, harvey weinstein's lawyer has been speaking outside the court. he said that he knew his client had not received a fair trial. in had not received a fair trial. in this court house behind us and that trial the law was not applied fairly to harvey weinstein. and what the court of appeals, the highest court in the greatest state and the greatest country said today is that yes, no one is above the law but no one is below the law either. and...
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and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. he's the man behind red bull's success but adrian newey has shocked the fi world with the news that he's leaving the team. all eyes are on manchester city as the title race heats up — will they take three points from brighton, or blink like liverpool? and seven time champion ronnie 0'sullivan wants to make it eight as he powers past his opponant. proving age isjust a number. what is possible in this game westmark how long can you keep going for? could i when intervention by 50, who knows? i'm probably the only one able to do that. also coming up on sportsday... the focus of the american football world is on detroit, as the city prepares to host the nfl draft starting later this evening. welcome to the programme. huge news coming out of formula one today — the man credited with masterminding red bull's success for the last two decades is leaving the team. design chief adrian newey has been behind seven driver championshi
and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. he's the man behind red bull's success but adrian newey has shocked the fi world with the news that he's leaving the team. all eyes are on manchester city as the title race heats up — will they take three points from brighton, or blink like liverpool? and seven time champion ronnie 0'sullivan wants to make it eight as he powers past his...
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emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. one of the key figures in the post office's horizon it scandal has told the public inquiry into the horizon it scandal that she never "knowingly" did anything wrong. angela van den bogerd was a senior director who personally handled many sub postmaster complaints about the horizon it system. she said today was truly truly sorry for the devastation caused to the postmasters who were wrongly convicted. here's emma simpson. for these sub postmasters it is the biggest moment in the inquiry so far. a day they didn't want to miss. i lost my house and my office and health and became suicidal. it devastated us and affected 4,000 people _ devastated us and affected 4,000 people. none of this needed lap. it people. none of this needed lap. [it is a people. none of this needed lap. it is a personal thing to face her face to face _ is a personal thing to face her face to face again _ is a personal thing to face her face to face again. so, _ is a personal thing to face her face to face again. so,
emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. one of the key figures in the post office's horizon it scandal has told the public inquiry into the horizon it scandal that she never "knowingly" did anything wrong. angela van den bogerd was a senior director who personally handled many sub postmaster complaints about the horizon it system. she said today was truly truly sorry for the devastation caused to the postmasters who were wrongly convicted. here's emma simpson. for these sub postmasters it...
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katy austin, bbc news. sir keir starmer has been speaking to our political editor chris mason about labours vision. i want all railways to work properly with a focus on passengers. at the moment, anybody using the railways say they are pretty dysfunctional, record numbers of delays and cancellations. your prices on fears that do not match the quality of service, then you have the government stepping in with huge subsidies. the privatisation has not worked, it has deteriorated under this government. 0urjob if elected into government is to pick it up and fix it, and that would require us as the ranchers and, to bring the franchises into public ownership, great british railways which would be a public entity, and publicly owned, and will give comprehensive strategic approach. what i want from thatis strategic approach. what i want from that is passenger focus, strategic approach. what i want from that is passengerfocus, affordable fares, safety and reliability, so that people can use the railways with confiden
katy austin, bbc news. sir keir starmer has been speaking to our political editor chris mason about labours vision. i want all railways to work properly with a focus on passengers. at the moment, anybody using the railways say they are pretty dysfunctional, record numbers of delays and cancellations. your prices on fears that do not match the quality of service, then you have the government stepping in with huge subsidies. the privatisation has not worked, it has deteriorated under this...
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this is bbc news. a new york court overturns harvey weinstein�*s 2020 conviction for rape, ordering a new trial in the landmark "metoo" case. scotland's first minister, humza yousaf faces a vote of no confidence after a power—sharing deal with the greens collapses. the us supreme court is considering whether donald trump is immune from prosecution for actions he took as president. the outcome will determine whether he can face trial on charges he plotted to overturn the 2020 election. a former post office executive tells the inquiry into the scandal that she's "truly sorry for the devastation" caused to branch managers. hello, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. the disgraced hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, has had one of his rape convictions overturned.
this is bbc news. a new york court overturns harvey weinstein�*s 2020 conviction for rape, ordering a new trial in the landmark "metoo" case. scotland's first minister, humza yousaf faces a vote of no confidence after a power—sharing deal with the greens collapses. the us supreme court is considering whether donald trump is immune from prosecution for actions he took as president. the outcome will determine whether he can face trial on charges he plotted to overturn the 2020...
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this is bbc news, the headlines... a new york court overturns harvey weinstein's 2020 conviction for rape, ordering a new trial in the landmark "metoo" case. israel's war cabinet is meeting to discuss a possible major military operation in southern gaza, despite growing international calls against it. and venice becomes the first city in the world to charge day trippers for entry in an effort to tackle over tourism. time for a look at the business news now. ben thompson is here on time today, get in the leftmost early, did you? i made sure i was down nice and early, i couldn't cope with the grief yesterday. good afternoon, time for a look at business. let's start in the us because we've just had the latest reading
this is bbc news, the headlines... a new york court overturns harvey weinstein's 2020 conviction for rape, ordering a new trial in the landmark "metoo" case. israel's war cabinet is meeting to discuss a possible major military operation in southern gaza, despite growing international calls against it. and venice becomes the first city in the world to charge day trippers for entry in an effort to tackle over tourism. time for a look at the business news now. ben thompson is here on...
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right now on bbc news, we are going to get a cheque on the weather with chris fawkes. hello there, the weather will stay on the chilly side for the next few days. satellite picture shows an area of low pressure in the north sea with some patches of cloud bringing some rain to england and wales. scotland is where the cheapest weather is at the moment, those brighter skies will spread to northern ireland and northern england through the day, again with risk of the few showers but it has been cold enough for a few flakes of snow up over the highest hills of scotland and northern england, too. temperatures wherever you are, below par. nine to 13 degrees at best. some areas perhaps just as in temperatures of around seven in parts of eastern scotland and england. certainly feeling pretty chilly. overnight, we will continue to see a bit of cloud and a few patches of rain across the far south of the uk, otherwise the skies are going to be clearing particularly across the north—west the uk where there will be some areas of frost in rural parts. a few showers coming in off the
right now on bbc news, we are going to get a cheque on the weather with chris fawkes. hello there, the weather will stay on the chilly side for the next few days. satellite picture shows an area of low pressure in the north sea with some patches of cloud bringing some rain to england and wales. scotland is where the cheapest weather is at the moment, those brighter skies will spread to northern ireland and northern england through the day, again with risk of the few showers but it has been cold...
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from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. you're watching bbc news. i'm nicky schiller. we will be back live at the post office inquiry in the next half an hour — it's been the biggest day of the inquiry so far. angela van den bogerd, a former senior executive, has apologised for the "devastation" caused to branch managers. she will continue giving evidence this afternoon. first, let's get more on another of our top stories. scotland's first minister is facing a no—confidence vote after ending his party's power—sharing agreement with the scottish greens this morning. humza yousaf said he came to the decision after tensions between his party, the snp, and the greens over the scrapping of key climate targets. its co—leader, lorna slater, has accused the snp of "selling out future generations". so how did the power sharing agreement in scotland come about? and what led to its collapse? my colleague, sofia bettiza, is in the newsroom to explain. the power—sharing deal between the snp and the greens in scotland has collapsed, so how did we get he
from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. you're watching bbc news. i'm nicky schiller. we will be back live at the post office inquiry in the next half an hour — it's been the biggest day of the inquiry so far. angela van den bogerd, a former senior executive, has apologised for the "devastation" caused to branch managers. she will continue giving evidence this afternoon. first, let's get more on another of our top stories. scotland's first minister is...
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dominic hughes, bbc news. the number of shoplifting offences recorded by police in england and wales has risen to the highest level in 20 years. more than 430,000 offences were logged by forces last year, up more than a third on the year before. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is with me. why the increase? another new record, 37% increase on a single year, what's been called an epidemic of shoplifting by some retailers. what's behind is probably a bit complicated. it might be partly to do with the cost of living crisis, partly to do with under policing, partly to do with self checkouts and the low risk people feel they have of being caught, but one of the major factors seems to be organised criminal element, that drug users and others being persuaded by organised criminals to go in and steal large numbers of low value items which can be sold easily on the black market, things like chocolate bars, baby formula, things like that, and it seems to have been something that's just grown as a trend rea
dominic hughes, bbc news. the number of shoplifting offences recorded by police in england and wales has risen to the highest level in 20 years. more than 430,000 offences were logged by forces last year, up more than a third on the year before. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is with me. why the increase? another new record, 37% increase on a single year, what's been called an epidemic of shoplifting by some retailers. what's behind is probably a bit complicated. it might be...
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this is bbc news. scotland's first minister calls an emergency cabinet meeting amid speculation about the future of the snp's power—sharing deal with the scottish greens. it's a big day at the post office inquiry — a former executive described as knowing more about a faulty it system than anyone else is giving evidence. top us diplomat antony blinken is in china — he says washington and beijing should manage their differences responsibly. and venice becomes the first city in the world to charge day trippers for entry in an effort to tackle over tourism. hello. we start this hour with a big political development in scotland. first minister, humza yousaf has called an emergency meeting of his cabinet for later today. the bbc understands the power—sharing deal between the snp and the scottish green party is over. this follows criticism of the scottish government decision to scrap its 2030 climate target and the way it responded to a review of gender services. the way it responded to a review of ge
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this is bbc news. scotland's first minister calls an emergency cabinet meeting amid speculation about the future of the snp's power—sharing deal with the scottish greens. it's a big day at the post office inquiry — a former executive described as knowing more about a faulty it system than anyone else is giving evidence. top us diplomat antony blinken is in china — he says washington and beijing should manage their differences responsibly. and venice becomes the first city in the world to charge day trippers for entry in an effort to tackle over tourism. hello. we start this hour with a big political development in scotland.
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this is bbc news. tech tantrum. almost $200 billion wiped off the value of meta, the owner of facebook and instagram, after its forecasts worry wall street, raising fears its huge investment in al may not pay off. also coming up, mining mega merger? britain's anglo american says it's received a buyout proposal from giant australian rival bhp. plus, the world's biggest economyjust keeps getting bigger, but is it finally slowing down? investors brace for the latest growth figures from the us, they could be key to hopes of a cut in interest rates. and, upskill or get left behind. more than half of the world's employees need to retrain for a changing workplace, according to the world economic forum. are you one of them? we start in the us, where shares of meta, hello. if you are justjoining us, you are in time with the top business stories. we start in the us, where shares of meta, the owner of facebook, instagram and whatsapp plunged in after—hours trading after its forecasts disappointed wall street. investors are c
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this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. commentator: zinchenko. he's been a premier league star for manchester city... zinchenko will claim it. ..and now arsenal. and he's a proud ukrainian. oleksandr zinchenko says he'll swap football for fighting against russia if he's called up. i think it's a clear answer. of course. i would go. as the war continues, the arsenal player says ukraine's break with its russian neighbour is for good. since this invasion, we can't be friends with them anymore. we will never forget what they have done to us, to our people. he's donated over £1 million to ukraine, and now he says he wants to do the best for his country. i can't be more proudly than i am right now to be ukrainian. so what's next for zinchenko and the fighting, which has claimed tens of thousands of lives? every single day, i am watching some videos from ukraine with the kids, where they're hiding themselves in a bunker. and i was ju
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tonight on gb news. look coming up, former royal correspondent for the bbc, michael cole, sheds more light on the meghan markle bullying rumours that are threatening to resurface. but first, it's time for reform uk's lee anderson mp. five illegal migrants, including one young child. tragically died while crossing the channel yesterday in a shockingly overcrowded dinghy that french authorities had waved off from the beach with no real resistance whatsoever. this comes just hours after the safety of rwanda bill, designed to stop the small boats, was finally passed in parliament, and then , in an apparent and then, in an apparent contradiction of the prime minister's position, david cameron has today come out with us, i would say is we have to make sure we deal with illegal immigration. >> that comes first. i don't think it's necessary to leave the echr. i don't think that is needs to happen to make this policy work. but i know what matters. the most. it's being able to say to the british public, we've got
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this is bbc news. israel says it's moving forward with preparations for a ground operation in gaza's southern—most city, rafah. protests against the war in gaza heat up at us college campuses coast to coast. and horses on the run through the streets of london — we look at what led up to these dramatic images. hello, i'm caitriona perry. we begin in the middle east. israeli officials have confirmed they are moving ahead with plans for a military assault on the city of rafah in southern gaza. israel says its hopes to launch an assault on the several hamas battalions remaining in rafah. the plan appears to be moving forward despite warnings
this is bbc news. israel says it's moving forward with preparations for a ground operation in gaza's southern—most city, rafah. protests against the war in gaza heat up at us college campuses coast to coast. and horses on the run through the streets of london — we look at what led up to these dramatic images. hello, i'm caitriona perry. we begin in the middle east. israeli officials have confirmed they are moving ahead with plans for a military assault on the city of rafah in southern gaza....
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this is bbc news. israel says it's moving forward with preparations for a ground operation in gaza's southenmost city, rafah. i'm in los angeles where pro—palestinian protests led to clashes with police as tensions escalate on campuses across the us. and another showdown over abortion rights goes to the supreme court. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. israeli officials have confirmed they are moving ahead with plans for a military assault on the city of rafah in southern gaza. israel says it hopes to launch an assault on the several hamas battalions remaining in rafah. however, aid groups and western allies have warned israel
this is bbc news. israel says it's moving forward with preparations for a ground operation in gaza's southenmost city, rafah. i'm in los angeles where pro—palestinian protests led to clashes with police as tensions escalate on campuses across the us. and another showdown over abortion rights goes to the supreme court. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. israeli officials have confirmed they are moving ahead with plans for a military assault on the city of rafah in southern gaza....
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you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. some really chilly—feeling air for the time of year, and it's going nowhere for the next couple of days. but of course, the sunshine's helping to lift the temperature somewhat. lots of blue sky across many parts of scotland, 13 celsius in edinburgh, butjust seven degrees for these north sea facing coasts such as scarborough. lots of clouds, and a brisk, a bitter northerly wind blowing, too. and as we head through the rest of tonight, there's a little feature running southwards bringing the threat of some further showers, possibly wintry over the hills of scotland. temperatures dipping very close to freezing into thursday morning. watch out for some icy stretches perhaps. and it's still blustery for those north sea facing coast, and across the northern isles as well. a mixture of sunny spells, but also some showers across many northern areas of england, scotland and northern ireland. more cloud and
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ellie price, bbc news. a growing number of young people in russia are being influenced by the asian music and film culture — as sanctions have made it harder to access western culture products. emily brown reports. k—pop�*s global popularity has grown over the past few years, with bands like bts achieving worldwide success, and it�*s particularly on the rise in russia. russia and china share a lengthy border, and russia has a long cultural ties with east asia. but sanctions have made it harder to access western cultural products. and that means russians are turning to countries like south korea, japan and china for entertainment. and k—pop has been gaining a lot of momentum in russia. k—pop dance schools like these have now got thousands of students practising in russian cities. and group performances in russian society are becoming more frequent. translation: people i started getting interested in k—pop covers. i think it became so widespread because a lot of k—poppers started to go out on
ellie price, bbc news. a growing number of young people in russia are being influenced by the asian music and film culture — as sanctions have made it harder to access western culture products. emily brown reports. k—pop�*s global popularity has grown over the past few years, with bands like bts achieving worldwide success, and it�*s particularly on the rise in russia. russia and china share a lengthy border, and russia has a long cultural ties with east asia. but sanctions have made it...
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farage gb news. com well, somebody who knows a thing or two about broadcasting is nick pisani, former series editor of bbc's question time, former head of presentation for david cameron . nick, you've worked, cameron. nick, you've worked, you know, for many, many years in radio, in television. and we were chatting before coming on air about the great david dimbleby, and he was impartial in a way that we never knew what his view was. >> and in fact, i have no idea what his political view was, as you say, 40 years. he presided over general election debates. the euro referendum in and out. no one has a clue how david votes. if indeed he votes . and votes. if indeed he votes. and that did give him though a certain quality and enabled him without there being any complaints from the political parties , to do all of the parties, to do all of the election programmes and so forth, without any kind of controversy at all, which he did for half a century , and did it for half a century, and did it rather well. h
farage gb news. com well, somebody who knows a thing or two about broadcasting is nick pisani, former series editor of bbc's question time, former head of presentation for david cameron . nick, you've worked, cameron. nick, you've worked, you know, for many, many years in radio, in television. and we were chatting before coming on air about the great david dimbleby, and he was impartial in a way that we never knew what his view was. >> and in fact, i have no idea what his political view...
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this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the debate about sex, gender and identity has become perhaps the most hotly contested front in the culture wars. at its heart are deep disagreements about what makes us who we are, the limits of self—determination, and the relationship between the individual and wider society. my guest is the philosopher and gender theoristjudith butler, whose ideas on gender fluidity and transgender rights have put them at odds with conservative politicians, authoritarian rulers, religious leaders and some feminists too. is this a debate in which both sides are driven by fear? judith butler, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. i'm glad to be here. well, it's a pleasure to have you here. you have a long academic career. you've written some very well—known books on gender theory. i just wonder, in your view, whether this debate about gender has fundamentally changed 7
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this is bbc news. a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a stabbing at a school in south—west wales. two teachers and a teenage pupil were taken to hospital. police say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident. tomos morgan reports: this was the scene at ysgol dyffryn aman after what was a shocking incident. two teachers and a pupil stabbed and taken to hospital with non—life—threatening injuries. a raft of emergency service vehicles and personnel attended the scene, and worried parents rushed to the gates waiting for any news. radu in year ten was inside when the alarm was raised. i was in it room and i walked out as break ended, and i heard that there's been a stabbing from this pupil, but i didn't believe her until i heard the code red. parents have been waiting here for hours outside ysgol dyffryn aman, waiting for their children to be released from their classrooms. those that have contacted their parents say they've been fed and t
this is bbc news. a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a stabbing at a school in south—west wales. two teachers and a teenage pupil were taken to hospital. police say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident. tomos morgan reports: this was the scene at ysgol dyffryn aman after what was a shocking incident. two teachers and a pupil stabbed and taken to hospital with non—life—threatening injuries. a raft of emergency service...
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nick robinson from his lofty, comfortable perch at the bbc, is attacking gb news again. we debate tonight is gb news biased? is gb news impartial? does gb news fit with the law? are providing due impartiality? ihave are providing due impartiality? i have a feeling actually the traditional broadcasting industry are beginning to get rather scared of this channel. we'll talk defence spending. the prime minister says we're going onto a war footing. we will increase spending by 2030. but why not just do it now if we're really on a war footing and liam halligan will come in to pay personal tribute to frank field, somebody who'd been in british politics for over 40 years, and one of those very rare figures that commanded respect from both sides of the house. we heard this morning the announcement of his death at the age of 81. but before all of that, let's get the news with ray addison . the news with ray addison. >> thanks, nigel. good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb news room. our top stories this hour. a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder afte
nick robinson from his lofty, comfortable perch at the bbc, is attacking gb news again. we debate tonight is gb news biased? is gb news impartial? does gb news fit with the law? are providing due impartiality? ihave are providing due impartiality? i have a feeling actually the traditional broadcasting industry are beginning to get rather scared of this channel. we'll talk defence spending. the prime minister says we're going onto a war footing. we will increase spending by 2030. but why not...
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ellie price, bbc news. four years ago, covid lockdown brought the uk to a standstill — leaving a legacy of change in our workplaces, in health and in education. tonight, we report on the impact on school children who were cut off overnight from teachers and friends. since the pandemic, the proportion of children in england who are persistently absent from school has doubled from 10% to more than 20% and that number is a lot higher among secondary school children who are disadvantaged. lucy watkinson has been following one school in oldham in greater manchester, where local lockdowns left some children even more isolated. she reports on the lockdown legacy. you got everything? yeah. have a good day. i'll see you later — bye. covid definitely affected my confidence — massively. i get overwhelmed with the noises and the crowds. i cannot deal with crowds, it stresses me out. i really struggle with it. when erin's in school she avoids the crowds by heading to the link — an area that offers a quiet space.
ellie price, bbc news. four years ago, covid lockdown brought the uk to a standstill — leaving a legacy of change in our workplaces, in health and in education. tonight, we report on the impact on school children who were cut off overnight from teachers and friends. since the pandemic, the proportion of children in england who are persistently absent from school has doubled from 10% to more than 20% and that number is a lot higher among secondary school children who are disadvantaged. lucy...
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this is bbc news. you're watching bbc news. it is time for the panel. ivo, you're watching bbc news. it is time forthe panel. ivo, let you're watching bbc news. it is time for the panel. ivo, let me start with you. we have a little segment on thursday: ai decoder. we focus a lot on where ai is going, with the future will take us with what we haven't focused on but will get to is the energy that drives it for that that's where you want to focus tonight. that that's where you want to focus toni . ht. , �* , that that's where you want to focus toniaht. , �*, ., ,. ., tonight. yes, it's fascinating. we're all _ tonight. yes, it's fascinating. we're all learning _ tonight. yes, it's fascinating. we're all learning new - tonight. yes, it's fascinating. we're all learning new thingsj tonight. yes, it's fascinating. - we're all learning new things about al, it is evolving so rapidly. and ai, it is evolving so rapidly. and we're looking at the implications of ai forjobs in the economy and warfare and all kinds of things, very worthwhile. i was struck by a st
this is bbc news. you're watching bbc news. it is time for the panel. ivo, you're watching bbc news. it is time forthe panel. ivo, let you're watching bbc news. it is time for the panel. ivo, let me start with you. we have a little segment on thursday: ai decoder. we focus a lot on where ai is going, with the future will take us with what we haven't focused on but will get to is the energy that drives it for that that's where you want to focus tonight. that that's where you want to focus toni ....
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you're watching the context on bbc news. the graves are now at the centre of conflicting claims between hamas and local aid workers on one side and the israel defense forces on the other. hamas claims some of the dead were executed, had their hands tied and were dumped in mass graves. the examination was carried out respectfully while maintaining the dignity of the deceased. bodies were examined which did not belong to israeli hostages, and they were returned to their place. we are horrified also - by the destruction of al nasser medical complex and al shifa medical complex and the reports _ of the discovery of mass graves in and around facilities. - and we call for independent, effective, transparent - investigations into the deaths. tonight on the panel, former us ambassador to nato ivo daalder and philip rycroft, the uk's former permanent secretary at the department for exiting the european union. good evening. in the last hour, white house national security adviser jake sullivan says he wants a report on the mass graves
you're watching the context on bbc news. the graves are now at the centre of conflicting claims between hamas and local aid workers on one side and the israel defense forces on the other. hamas claims some of the dead were executed, had their hands tied and were dumped in mass graves. the examination was carried out respectfully while maintaining the dignity of the deceased. bodies were examined which did not belong to israeli hostages, and they were returned to their place. we are horrified...
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you're watching the context on bbc news. tiktok says it will challenge in court — a new law that could see it banned or sold in the united states. now for sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. hello from the bbc sport centre. a busy evening of football in the premier league to update you on first, with liverpool hoping to move back level on points with arsenal, who sit top of the table. they're at goodison park for the merseyside derby. that's one of four matches happening. everton 1—0 liverpool, jarrad branthwaite with the goal. a crucial match forjurgen klopp�*s side, in the title race. they need to get back into that match. everton need the points too, as they battle to avoid the drop. wolves 0—1 bournemouth. antoine semenyo. crystal palace 0—0 newcastle, manchester united 0—0 sheffield united. former argentina international carlos tevez has been admitted to hospital after suffering from chest pains. the ao—year—old former manchester united, manchester city and west ham striker was take
you're watching the context on bbc news. tiktok says it will challenge in court — a new law that could see it banned or sold in the united states. now for sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. hello from the bbc sport centre. a busy evening of football in the premier league to update you on first, with liverpool hoping to move back level on points with arsenal, who sit top of the table. they're at goodison park for the merseyside derby. that's one of four matches...
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this is the world today on bbc news. the worlds largest 3d printer has been unveiled by the university the world's largest 3d printer has been unveiled by the university of maine. dubbed the �*factory of the future 1.0', the machine has been created in order to tackle the us homelessness crisis — by printing affordable housing. let's speak to dr habib dagher, he's director of the advanced structures and composites center at the university of maine. how big is this thing? it is able to rint how big is this thing? it is able to print things _ how big is this thing? it is able to print things roughly _ how big is this thing? it is able to print things roughly 100 - how big is this thing? it is able to print things roughly 100 feet - print things roughly 100 feet long and about seven feet high around 26 orseven and about seven feet high around 26 or seven feet high. it is pretty big and what is going to do? all sorts of things. but among the big problems are trying to tackle is the lack of housing, affordable housing in
this is the world today on bbc news. the worlds largest 3d printer has been unveiled by the university the world's largest 3d printer has been unveiled by the university of maine. dubbed the �*factory of the future 1.0', the machine has been created in order to tackle the us homelessness crisis — by printing affordable housing. let's speak to dr habib dagher, he's director of the advanced structures and composites center at the university of maine. how big is this thing? it is able to rint...
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fergal keane, bbc news. meanwhile, new satellite images of southern gaza suggest that israel's military is preparing for an offensive in the city of rafah. rafah, by the border with egypt, is the only city in gaza that israel has not yet entered. over a million people have been sheltering there for months. these before and after pictures show rows of tents have popped up at a site to the west of khan younis in just the last few weeks. and it's a similar situation just outside rafah. again, you can see the change in just a few weeks. it would imply people are being moved by the israelis ahead of a military operation. reports in us media suggest that the idf will enter rafah in stages, with egyptian officials quoted as saying that the offensive could to take about six weeks. our correspondent injerusalem, wyre davies, has more. an israeli spokesperson told me today that the israeli government is indeed moving ahead with plans to launch this operation in gaza, being described as a full—scale military operatio
fergal keane, bbc news. meanwhile, new satellite images of southern gaza suggest that israel's military is preparing for an offensive in the city of rafah. rafah, by the border with egypt, is the only city in gaza that israel has not yet entered. over a million people have been sheltering there for months. these before and after pictures show rows of tents have popped up at a site to the west of khan younis in just the last few weeks. and it's a similar situation just outside rafah. again, you...
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nick robinson from his lofty, comfortable perch at the bbc, is attacking gb news again. we debate tonight is gb news biased? is gb news impartial? does gb news fit with the law? are providing due impartiality? ihave are providing due impartiality? i have a feeling actually the traditional broadcasting industry are beginning to get rather scared of this channel. we'll talk defence spending. the prime minister says we're going onto a war footing. we will increase spending by 2030. but why not just do it now if we're really on a war footing and liam halligan will come in to pay personal tribute to frank field, somebody who'd been in british politics for over 40 years, and one of those very rare figures that commanded respect from both sides of the house. we heard this morning the announcement of his death at the age of 81. but before all of that, let's get the news with ray addison . the news with ray addison. >> thanks, nigel. good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb news room. our top stories this hour. a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder afte
nick robinson from his lofty, comfortable perch at the bbc, is attacking gb news again. we debate tonight is gb news biased? is gb news impartial? does gb news fit with the law? are providing due impartiality? ihave are providing due impartiality? i have a feeling actually the traditional broadcasting industry are beginning to get rather scared of this channel. we'll talk defence spending. the prime minister says we're going onto a war footing. we will increase spending by 2030. but why not...
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and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. now, it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday this wednesday night with me chetan pathak, coming up on the programme: at opposite ends of the table, liverpool go to everton in the merseyside derby tonight with both sides needing the win. will he fill the slot oncejurgen klopp goes — we'll take a look at the man being tipped to be the next liverpool manager. all over for emma raducanu at the madrid open — as she's knocked out in the opening round also coming up on sportsday before 7: rocketing into the next round — can the seven time world champion ronnie o'sullivan make it eight at the crucible? and it's 30 years since england lifted the rugby world cup for the first time we speak to two of the team that won it. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. after arsenal put on a five star show against chelsea, it's over to liverpool tonight to see if they can keep them company at the top of the premier league as things stand arsenal
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sarah girvin, bbc news in newry. three men from sudan and south sudan have been arrested in kent after five people died trying to cross the channel in a small boat yesterday including a seven—year—old girl. the men were detained on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration and entering the uk illegally. more than 400 people landed on the english coast yesterday alone. tom symonds reports from france. a desperate journey right from the start. more than 110 people clinging to a flimsy inflatable. other migrants say they were mainly iraqi kurds. laterthree migrants say they were mainly iraqi kurds. later three men, women and a seven—year—old girl died in the water. we have been told herfather survived. one man was arrested on the beach, inquiries continue on both sides the channel. the national crime agency in the uk is investigating illegal immigration offences. it has already questioned 55 people who were on the boat and made it across. three men have been arrested, two from sudan and one from south sudan.
sarah girvin, bbc news in newry. three men from sudan and south sudan have been arrested in kent after five people died trying to cross the channel in a small boat yesterday including a seven—year—old girl. the men were detained on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration and entering the uk illegally. more than 400 people landed on the english coast yesterday alone. tom symonds reports from france. a desperate journey right from the start. more than 110 people clinging to a flimsy...
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this is bbc news. at six, a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder at a school in camarthenshire. two teachers and a pupil were stabbed during the incident this morning and taken to hospital as the school was locked down. there is shock here after the day's distressing incident and questions over how and why this happened. five runaway military horses bolt through central london leaving four people injured. the former dup leader jeffrey donaldson appears in court charged with rape and other sexual offences. we have a special report on lockdown's legacy and its impact on school pupils and their families. it was really hard, i felt like a failure as a parent.
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live from london, this is bbc news. president biden signs a bill into law providing military assistance for ukraine, israel, and taiwan worth $95 billion us. he says it'll make america in the world stronger. the uk and germany announce stronger defence cooperation to counter the threat from russia. they say they'll support ukraine for as long as it takes. a teenage girl is arrested on suspicion of stabbing at a school in wales. british police arrest three people in connection with the deaths of five migrants in the english channel on tuesday. this tragic incident once again demonstrates the threat to life posed by these crossings, and brings into focus why it's so important to target these criminal gangs involved in organising them. four people are injured after horses bulled through central london. and gustav klimt�*s lost masterpiece is sold for an asking price of 30 million euros. hello, i'm lucy grey, welcome to verified live — three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. president bi
live from london, this is bbc news. president biden signs a bill into law providing military assistance for ukraine, israel, and taiwan worth $95 billion us. he says it'll make america in the world stronger. the uk and germany announce stronger defence cooperation to counter the threat from russia. they say they'll support ukraine for as long as it takes. a teenage girl is arrested on suspicion of stabbing at a school in wales. british police arrest three people in connection with the deaths of...
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you are watching bbc news. now in the past few minutes a long—lost klimt portrait has been auctioned off for 30 million euros. the unfinished work, �*portrait of fraulein lieser�*, was thought lost for almost a century — until it reappeared in january. portraits by klimt rarely come on to the open market. so there is gone for 30 million euros. we will talk to a corresponding about that later in the programme. now the us military are trained to deal with the unexpected, but take a look at what turned up on the runway at macdill air force base in tampa in florida. a three metre — or ten foot — alligator. it was spotted next to the landing gear of a refuelling aircraft. let's speak to the airfield manager you see in that video, link collier, and michael heldreth, who is in charge of wildlife on the airbase. so talk me through what happened. git approximately eight in the morning we were notified by our maintenance personnel there was wildlife and an alligator on the airfield. myself and michael quickly
you are watching bbc news. now in the past few minutes a long—lost klimt portrait has been auctioned off for 30 million euros. the unfinished work, �*portrait of fraulein lieser�*, was thought lost for almost a century — until it reappeared in january. portraits by klimt rarely come on to the open market. so there is gone for 30 million euros. we will talk to a corresponding about that later in the programme. now the us military are trained to deal with the unexpected, but take a look...
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this is bbc news. the headlines. three people have been arrested in connection with the deaths of five migrants in the english channel on tuesday. in a world of �*rising new threats�* the uk and germany announce stronger defence cooperation to counter the threat from russia. president biden confirms that more military assistance will be sent to ukraine within days — after the us senate approves a long—awaited aid bill. canada is hosting talks aimed at reaching global deal to end plastics pollution. it is time for a reaching global deal to end plastics pollution. it is time for a round—up of all the sports news. let's go over to the sports centre. hello from the bbc sport centre. liverpool could have found their man to replacejurgen klopp. the club are set to open talks with feyenoord over their manager arne slot. klopp announced injanuary he would leave anfield at the end of the season and slot, who led feyenoord to the eredivisie title last season, has emerged as a candidate who fits liverpool's criteria.
this is bbc news. the headlines. three people have been arrested in connection with the deaths of five migrants in the english channel on tuesday. in a world of �*rising new threats�* the uk and germany announce stronger defence cooperation to counter the threat from russia. president biden confirms that more military assistance will be sent to ukraine within days — after the us senate approves a long—awaited aid bill. canada is hosting talks aimed at reaching global deal to end...
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this is bbc news... three people have been arrested in connection with the deaths of five migrants in the english channel on tuesday. at this dangerous moment, the bombardier —— bond between our nations are stronger than ever and we meet as the war rages on our continent and new threats are rising around the world. three people have been killed and 18 injured accross ukraine in the latest russian bombing, as the us senate approves a long—awaited aid bill. we have been investigating reports of drone strikes on oil depots in russia and the latest russian missile attacks on ukraine. former leader of the dup sirjeffrey donaldson appears in court, charged with sexual offences including rape. and four people are injured after escaped horses bolt through central london. hello, i'm lucy grey, welcome to verified live. britain's national crime agency is questioning three people on suspicion of immigration offences, afterfive migrants died while trying to cross the channel to reach the uk yesterday. the dead
this is bbc news... three people have been arrested in connection with the deaths of five migrants in the english channel on tuesday. at this dangerous moment, the bombardier —— bond between our nations are stronger than ever and we meet as the war rages on our continent and new threats are rising around the world. three people have been killed and 18 injured accross ukraine in the latest russian bombing, as the us senate approves a long—awaited aid bill. we have been investigating...
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this is bbc news... three people have been arrested in connection with the deaths of five migrants in the english channel on tuesday. at this dangerous moment, the bombardier —— bond between our nations are stronger than ever and we meet as the war rages on our continent and new threats are rising around the world. three people have been killed and 18 injured accross ukraine in the latest russian bombing, as the us senate approves a long—awaited aid bill. we have been investigating reports of drone strikes on oil depots in russia and the latest russian missile attacks on ukraine. former leader of the dup sirjeffrey donaldson appears in court, charged with sexual offences including rape. and four people are injured after escaped horses bolt through central london.
this is bbc news... three people have been arrested in connection with the deaths of five migrants in the english channel on tuesday. at this dangerous moment, the bombardier —— bond between our nations are stronger than ever and we meet as the war rages on our continent and new threats are rising around the world. three people have been killed and 18 injured accross ukraine in the latest russian bombing, as the us senate approves a long—awaited aid bill. we have been investigating...