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>> so president-elect ski and others, including now the uks ministry of defence, they are saying that in a lot of the attacks we have seen this week on civilian areas, that the missiles russian forces were using our anti ship missiles. the argument for the uks ministry of defence released are now says as of today, they say that that could be potentially because russias stockpiles are actually dwindling. but the issue with that is that those missiles are not designed for land use. and therefore, ...

To the war in ukraine, russia continues to assault civilian areas with rockets and missiles. the latest strike overnight hit a residential building and a recreation center near the port city of odesa killing at least 19 people and injuring 31 others. ukrainian officials say two children are among the dead. one ukrainian general said russia has more than doubled the rate of its missile strikes in the last two weeks. said many of the russian ammunitions being used in the attacks date back to the s...

Speak about impartiality being one of the corporations cheap qualities but the perception has grown recently that it is not fulfilling its remit in this regard. when he took up his post in 2020, the director—general spoke of the need to restore trust in the bbc�*s impartiality. last month, the culture secretary launched a review into the subject and last week, the regulator, ofcom published its own review that found audiences write the bbc less favourably for impartiality and truth and accur...

At that and make sure we tag and review the footage and making sure the right thing is being tagged, are we getting false positives or false negatives? trying to minimise those elements so that what we see is accurate. so youre actually using a little bit of a human element to teach them context. thats quite a difficult thing for an al to learn on its own. vision technology can identify what a box is or what a mattress is, but it doesnt know whether thats good or bad. i can see shadowy figures d...

Known as the sovereign grant has been published. this is a single payment given to the the queen by the government every year. the monarchy cost the taxpayer 102.4 million during 2021/22 — an increase of {14.9 million, or i7% on the previous financial year. lets speak to dr laura clancy of lancaster university, author of "running the family firm: how the monarchy manages its image and our money." how do you think it is managing our money? there is an increase there, as i mentioned. are we gett...

The committee knows that we dont know. the committee has talked to people in the secret service. theyve talked to other white house aides so they have a sense of what other people are going to say and theyve had a good sense as weve seen in the previous hearings that they understand the significance of what theyre putting out there. so they knew this would be an attention-grabbing thing and there are questions about the accuracy of it because it was so explosive and what information we have that...

At a level of 68% accuracy, in its opinion, that that is rubbish. if we look at other incidents, this one hasnt been matched so this is the same trolley so this should have actually been tagged. in this case it had a person in front of the trolley which is probably why... it might be someone doing their shopping in front of a rubbish bin! so we can draw a box over this and the model will, in future, improve itself based upon this information we give it. it seems that feedback loop is working, wi...

Reason to lie. the stories she told, they were so vivid in detail, and in accuracy, i mean, why would she have any reason to make that up? and so if theyre saying she lied, well, tony ornato should come forward, under oath, take an oath, and testify then and explain why he told her that story then because she attributes it to him. >> se, you said yesterday was, in your words, quote, as bad as it gets. the question is who believes what? as i said earlier in the show, there is one truth, there jus...

Revelation were dished out. quote, current and former aides to trump sent one another messages as the hearing took place describing a series of disclosures that they conceded were potentially quite damaging. mostly politically but potentially legally. if trump was indeed warned that people were armed and still encouraged them to walk to the capitol, some advisers privately say that could potentially bolster a charge against him related to incitement. recognizing how damaging hutchinsons accounts...

A handful of members that werent at the december 21st meeting asked for preemptive pardons. mr. gaetz did. >> reporter: at times surfing a. hutchinsons accuracy proving critical. >> you hear those at the white house saying the plan to have alternate electors meet and cast votes for donald trump in states he had lost was not legally sound? >> yes, sir. >> and who was present for that meeting, that you remember? >> it was in our offices, mr. meadows, mr. giuliani, and mr. giulianis associates. >> ...