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Ground failed to make a breakthrough —— russian assaults. the mayor said anyone seen on the streets will be considered a russian saboteur. ukrainian officials say 198 people have so far died in the fighting. two people were killed on a strike that hit an apartment block in kyiv. the number of ukrainians crossing into neighbouring countries is rapidly rising. more than 115 thousand people have mounted poland. meanwhile, sanctions on russia may be about to get tougher. germany has said it now ...

This is bbc news — im matthew amroliwala. one month on from russias invasion of ukraine. another setback for moscow — as the ukrainian navy destroys a landing ship west of mariupol. ukraine accuses russian forces of forceibly deporting 15 thousand residents of mariupol to russia from the districts theyve captured. by by an in kyiv where president zelensky talks of a month of heroic resistance and dark suffering. nato leaders approve plans to send 40,000 extra troops to their eastern border �...

Engaged and, as governor, i signed the authorization that authorizes them to enforce texas laws.es and so they are participating with the texas department of public safety in these arrests of illegal migrants coming across the border. and so weve unleashed the national guard to do their job. you did mention something else however, that must bee underscored. you talked about how, what joe biden is doing by the catch and release and allowing people to come in, that opens the flood gate. you know, ...

Engaged and, as governor, i signed the authorization that authorizes them to enforce texas laws. and so they are participating with the texas department of public safety in these arrests of illegal migrants coming across the border. and so weve unleashed the national guard to do their job. you did mention something else, however, that must be underscored. you talked about how, what joe biden is doing by the catch and release and allowing people to come in, that opens the flood gate. you know, we...

She first picked up a tennis racket at the age of five, and joined the bromley tennis academy in london. in may 2018 she won her first international tennis federation title in israel — with a prize fund of 15 thousand dollars. in june of that year she played at wimbledon for the first time, making it through to the quarter finals of thejunior tournament, but she didnt make her debut on the wta main draw until may this year when she competed at the nottingham open. emma really burst onto the wo...

This evacuation could not have been any worse, and its going to get worse. but, get this. according to joe, were all just overreacting. overreacting. left them behind, something i never thought id see in my lifetime, and im overreacting? i dont think so. take a look. >> we believe that about 100 to 200 americans remain in afghanistan, with some intention to leave. most of those who remain are dual citizens, long-time residents that earlier decided to stay because of their family roots in afghani...

Never thought id see in my lifetime, and im overreacting? i dont think so. take a look. >> we believe that about 100 to 200 americans remain in afghanistan, with some intention to leave. most of those who remain are dual citizens, long-time residents that earlier decided to stay because of their family roots in afghanistan. the bottom line, 90% of americans in afghanistan who wanted to leave were able to leave. >> sean: he bragged we got 5,500 americans out but less than two weeks ago he said i ...

The uks twenty—year military mission in afghanistan has ended, with the departure of britains last evacuation flight. almost all remaining british troops, diplomats and officials have now left. the government in london says it has airlifted more than 15 thousand people from kabul in the past two weeks, including around 8,000 afghans. heres our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley. heading home. 1,000 british troops were sent into kabul to get people out. us troops provided security for an ...

A double amputee from cheshire has crawled more than nine miles to the summit of snowdon. thats 56—year—old paul ellis making his way up the mountain on friday. he spent 13 hours on all fours, dragging himself the nine mile route to the top of wales highest mountain. it was all for a good cause though, as hes now raised more than 15 thousand pounds to support amputee children and families. well, pauljoins me now, two days on from his amazing crawl. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i was ...

We are piecing together more information at the moment. lets take a look at some of todays other developments. it comes as the prime minister marks the end of britain�*s 20—year military campaign in afghanstan — called the efforts by the armed forces heroic and said the uk departure from afghanistan was "the culmination of a mission unlike anything weve seen in our lifetimes". the last flights have begun arriving at raf brize norton with military personnel and diplomatic staff — as the l...