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Early this morning. a 35—hour curfew has been announced by kyiv�*s mayor, vitali klitschko. it will start tonight and last until thursday morning. in the beseiged port city mariupol, 2,000 cars have, so far, been able to leave today, although that much needed aid convoy is still stuck outside the city. negotiations between russia and ukraine resume today and the polish, czech and slovenian prime ministers are travelling to kyiv to meet with volodymyr zelensky. refugee numbers continue to ris...

Kept up their bombardment in the ukrainian capital on the 20th day of their invasion. five locations were targeted including two large residential buildings and a metro station. there are also reports of large explosions being heard early this morning. a35 our curfew has been announced by kias mayor, vitali clips cow. it will start tonight and last until thursday morning. with more efforts to evacuate people from the city of mariupol, more than 4000 people escaped yesterday and negotiations betw...

Last 20 days —— some news just into us. staggering figures. 55 children every minute or old one per second, 73,000 ukrainian children have become refugees in 20 days, 55 every minute or almost one each second, thatis minute or almost one each second, that is according to a unicef spokesperson. abdujalil abdurasulov from the bbc world service has been to one of the bomb sites in kyiv. he sent this report. behind me is one of the residential buildings that was hit during shelling overnight. th...

With volodymyr zelensky. refugee numbers continue to rise — almost three million have fled ukraine. unicef say that on average, 73,000 children are becoming refugees every day. in moscow, a news editor has been arrested, after she appeared with a sign reading �*no war�* behind a newsreader on russian state—controlled tv. and the uk has enforced more sanctions on russia. its banned exports of luxury goods and increased the tarrifs on vodka imports. my colleague yalda hakim is in the city ...

For racist voting i.d. laws. he came back to his station and he was called to respond on this day. since that hes been put on paid administrative leave and that is where he will remain for the foreseeable future earning $173,000 a year and will continue to cash the paychecks. >> geez. >> wow. all right. joining me is rachel and van. welcome to you both. thank you for joining us. rachel, those are startling numbers talking tonight that police officer who shot and killed that 14-year-old goirl in ...

Its good, yeah, it made sense to do it, so i did my bit for the community and everybody else. but as people enjoy christmas attractions, the prospects for new year and beyond remain highly uncertain. hugh pym, bbc news. the uk government is relaxing immigration rules, so that social care workers from abroad can help to alleviate staff shortages in britain. the temporary measures are expected to take effect in the new year and will be in place for at least 12 months. care providers are experienci...

Made sense to do it, so i did my bit for the community and everybody else. but as people enjoy christmas attractions, the prospects for new year and beyond remain highly uncertain. hugh pym, bbc news. the uk government is relaxing immigration rules, so that social care workers from abroad can help to alleviate staff shortages in britain. the temporary measures are expected to take effect in the new year and will be in place for at least 12 months. care providers are experiencing high vacancy rat...

The prospects for new year and beyond remain highly uncertain. hugh pym, bbc news. of course the uk isnt the only country where omicron is spreading fast. as we heard a little earlier, in thursday, france reported a new record high in the number of daily infections. and in spain, where the wearing of facemasks outdoors is compulsory again, the 73,000 cases recorded on thursday represented the third consecutive high in as many days. so a curfew will be in force from tonight in catalonia in northe...

And pressure on staffing is being made worse by the recent spread of 0micron. of course the uk isnt the only country where omicron is spreading fast. on thursday, france reported a new record high in the number of daily infections. and in spain, where the wearing of facemasks outdoors is compulsory again, the 73,000 cases recorded on thursday represented the third consecutive high in as many days. so a curfew will be in force from tonight in catalonia in northeastern spain, where residents are b...

Which someone becomes infectious, that may lead to a much faster and steeper peak, but actually a shorter wave overall and perhaps even a peak at lower levels than we might have feared. thats promising news, as is, as you have alluded to, there is a smaller percentage on cases where we require where we require hospitalisations as we are seeing with other variants. in london the ratio is much higher — one in 20 people were likely to have tested positive for covid, the highest proportion of any ...