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This is bbc news, the headlines... fierce street fighting has been hampering efforts to reach hundreds of people still trapped beneath a bombed theatre in the ukrainian port of mariupol. the mayor of the city has accused the russian army of forcibly transferring thousands of residents into russia. the un human rights office says more than 800 civilians have been killed in ukraine since the russian invasion began. most of the casualties were caused by heavy artillery, missile and air strikes. but...

This is bbc news, the headlines... fierce street fighting has been hampering efforts to reach hundreds of people still trapped beneath a bombed theatre in the ukrainian port of mariupol. the mayor of the city has accused the russian army of forcibly transferring thousands of residents into russia. the un human rights office says more than 800 civilians have been killed in ukraine since the russian invasion began. most of the casualties were caused by heavy artillery, missile and air strikes. but...

Which have chosen to continue doing business in russia — singling out the food giant nestle. the company said it had scaled back operations, but continued to provide the russian people with essential goods. now on bbc news...click. this week... we will find out if video games can play the pain away. the visual effects that made bond make that bend. and who is this enterprising young fellow? in the shadow of battersea power station in london,

Russia — singling out the food giant nestle. the company said it had scaled back operations, but continued to provide the russian people with essential goods. now on bbc news... dateline london hello, and welcome to the programme that is after two years of covid—19 restrictions, able to bring together again bbc specialists and foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast for the dateline london. stephanie baker, senior writer at bloomberg.

This is bbc news, the headlines... fierce street fighting has been hampering efforts to reach hundreds of people still trapped beneath a bombed theatre in the ukrainian port of mariupol. the mayor of the city has accused the russian army of forcibly transferring thousands of residents into russia. the un human rights office says more than 800 civilians have been killed in ukraine since the russian invasion began. most of the casualties were caused by heavy artillery, missile and air strikes. but...

The people still died. >> that was the mayor of kyiv. earlier this morning i spoke with the mayor of chernihiv, this is the other area where russia specifically said it would scale back operations, but listen to what the mayor told me. >> translator: they are saying about reducing intensity, they actually have increased the intensity of strikes. yes, today, we had colossal mortar attack on the center of chernihiv, 25 people have been wounded, and are now in hospital. theyre all civilians. whenev...

Syrian are already in ukraine after being hired by a private russian contractor. and on the ground, russian forces continue their relentless assault. ukrainian officials say that in the past 24 hours, russian troops have heavily bombed areas around the capital of kyiv, and in the northern city of chernihiv. destroying certainly houses. we want to remind you that those two places where moscow said earlier this week that it will be scaling back operations. no sign of that. ukrainians say their for...

Situation here could change in the near future. after all, russian tanks are located only 20, 30 miles away from where im standing now. don? >> the russian army doing one thing, saying another, and destroying lives in the process. thank you, ivan watson. i appreciate that. >> the humanitarian tragedy here that is continuing to grow is something that is just heartwrenching. british officials reported today some russian forces have now returned to belarus. barbara starr is at the pentagon. what mo...

Weeks. a hospital in chicago reports a fourfold rise. it doesnt appear the omicron variant is more dangerous for children, but it is highly transmissible. and holiday gathers could further fuel the surge in cases, including among children. >> i would say we have not seen the worst of it yet. >> reporter: with cases climbing, staffing shortages are still crippling industries. airlines canceling thousands of flights this holiday season. marylands federal courts scaling back operations. team usa ho...

But hospitals have seen it, before. just last summer during the delta surge. >> we have very high rates of hospitalization. very high rates of very severe illness. children going onto heart-lung bypass machines. a lot of teenagers, especially. most of these children had underlying conditions. um, but it also affected healthy children. >> reporter: in new york city, pediatric hospitalizations have gone up fivefold in three weeks. a hospital in chicago reports a fourfold rise. it doesnt appear the...