huge relieve in kyiv that the deal has passed and that hungary is on board and the response has stressed the fact this is a united european response, and the symbolism of that is important to ukraine as well as the fact it means that the funding is now approved. ukraine has been stressing all along that this is not just about supporting this country, it is about the broader cause of european security, that ukraine is fighting for europe as well against the russian attempts to change the world order by force. but war cost a lot of money and it is notjust about getting missiles and ammunition and shells and tanks from the west, it is about hard cash, because the government needs to keep doing what a normal government in a normal country would do, paying state sector salaries and paying pensions and it is about even just keeping on the heating, the price is high and ukraine needs help with the money because everything else, all of their other income is going to the war effort di
tear gassed pitch invaders. football is by far the number one sport in this country and everybody loves it in this country so it s very difficult to see just like they have to get to the bottom of what happened and make sure it s safe, people had to come home from football. king charles will now not be at next month s climate change conference in egypt following reports that prime minister liz truss advised him not to attend. brazilians are voting in the first round of an election which has seen a bitter campaign between past and present presidents. and kenya s amos kipruto and ethiopia s yalemzerf yehualaw win their maiden london marathon titles with breakaway victories in the elite men s and women s races. liz truss has admitted she could have laid the ground better before the government announced tax cuts which caused turmoil in financial markets. the prime minister has defended the measures at the start of the conservative party conference in birmingham, but she faced
for laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from new york city tonight. closing arguments are still underway in the ludicrous trump trail. reminding the jurors this entire case is based on the word ofdi guy who lied directly to them. they even nickname star witness michael cohen as the greatest layer of old time here the prosecution has been droning ont for hours.s fo joining me now outside of the courthouse is fox news correspondent, 848.t? nate, what is the latest? hey, judge, the prosecutionin is five hours into making its closing argument and court ends 4:30 and right now 7:00, we ared still waiting for formerco president trump to leave the courthouse and speak as he is expected to do. in the next few minutes, the prosecution has been w hainterpreting tweets from trump s books and interpreting what they believe he meantveal during those experts. the prosecution today also revealed the underlying crimeaw futhat trump is accused of. he is accused of unlawfullyou
gaza s north and both the world health organization and international federation of red cross and red crescent societies are sounding the alarm over the evacuation order, saying hospitals must be protected. this footage shows sharp staff and patients struggling to breathe because of smoke inside the alkyds hospital amid broken windows from nearby rocket strikes and with you live now to southern israel looking into gaza al quds. as day breaks you can see there and we also know that israel s military says it has killed dozens of terrorists while forming the gaza strip on sunday. ten tracts carrying relief supplies have been allowed into gaza from egypt but much more is needed, according to aid agencies. jeremy bowen has this report from southern israel. people are living in the ruins in gaza. the israelis insist that they hit hamas targets, who use civilians as human shields. america said it has sent israel another reminder that hamas are legitimate military targets, and c
hello and welcome to a special programme in which we ll be featuring some of the winning stories from this year s bbc young reporter competition. more than two and a half thousand young people aged 11 to 18 submitted their ideas, and 30 national and regional winners were picked from across the uk to film their own story with some of the bbc s programme makers. this year, there were three categories me and my world, coronavirus stories and uplifting stories. well, the winners were told they d been chosen by some of the competition judges, and here s some of their reactions. i m not calling you to find out more about your idea. i ve come with some good news. are you ready? i m delighted to say that. you are one of the winners. ..for this year s bbc young reporter competition! laughter. all right, thank you so much. you have won. wow! i m speechless, it sjust. it s amazing. yay! congratulations! thank you! hope you re ready to chat about it. yeah, i m ready. congratulations, h