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But tonight, these anxious times for people living close to the dominic raab too. they are hoping the many millions of pounds spent on flood defences will save their homes and businesses. —— living close to the river seven. danny savage, bbc news. and one of those places is ironbridge. 0ur correspondent andrew plant is there. what is the latest on the state of the river? , , ., , what is the latest on the state of the river? , i. , the river? yes, you can see those temporary — the river? y...

Resistance. but for me more instantly, and what i hope, i stand with ukrainian, they could make russia pay a huge, huge price. >> right. yeah, and to that very point, the ukrainians are the defenders. and i know youve written extensively about many of the advantages of being in that position. what are the main advantages? what would ukrainian forces be doing to prepare or should be doing to prepare? >> the defense is always the strongest form of war, has always been. in the urban defense, ten ti...

There was an auction, one shoe, size 5 shoe sold for $350,000. the auction was to raise funds for a non-profit. they amounted to over a billion dollars and we see that the sports lifestyle is certainly breaking into new territories, new barriers and becoming more acceptable across the board and main stream and high fashion and even in auction houses, so i just want to say fall back to all the conservatives. ari, youre my man. you know i got nothing but love for you. >> i can take it. youre sayin...

Dr. king she was there as he drafted his famous march on washington speech. >> i loved that man because he was ordinary, as famous as he was >> reporter: she broke barriers as a trailblazing journalist, the first black person in the south to have her own prime-time show. but perhaps her greatest power, persuasion, like when she wrote to president johnson in the 60s, asking for his help to allow black doctors to practice in georgias segregated hospitals >> he didnt answer. i said, you know what? ...

Barriers during world war ii. now a new comic book series aiming to inspire the next generation by paying homage to their legacy is called "tuskegee airs" and follows a young group of black pilots fighting in a futuristic action sci-fi adventure. joining me now greg berman and marcus williams. good to see you. >> very good to see you. thanks for having us on. >> fantastic. perhaps, greg, you first. what was the inspiration behind creating this? >> honestly, just the tuskegee airmen, we were so e...

Irina can come to live with him in the uk, but they dont think her daughter can come. we spoke to irina and tanya before they headed out of ukraine, trying to reach safety. of course, i want to. be close to my mum. also, she really have a problem with heart and she is crying - all the time, so im worried about her. i you never imagined you would have this life as now a refugee. i had, like, very prestigious job, like, in kyiv. _ and yeah, i mean, its| so hard to believe that now youre a refugee....

Democrats wants to suspend the federal gas tax to save americans 18 cents a gallon through years end. >> gasoline for cars is an essential for certain basic living requirements and thats why the federal government should be suspending this gas tax. >> reporter: the gas tax is used to maintain roads and bridges, but would oil companies pass along the gas tax cut? thats the open question lester? >> tom costello, thank you. were tracking back-to-back storm threats tonight. 25 million are on alert...

>> listen, no one knows better these situations than you. we hear diplomacy. well still take diplomacy. were past that point. ive had a bad feeling about this. i dont know where its going to go next. what do you think? >> don, i do not see putin stopping immediately in the areas where hes had forces for the last eight years. and as a military guy you dont want to do little incremental-type operations in the donbas. you dont want your enemy, you you dont want to give your enemy, the ukrainians fr...

..integrating and bringing people together. but do you see that happening in your own country, hungary? i dont know. what im concerned about is how to overcome these barriers of people who are holding on to their national identity. i mean, for example, we are here in london, i think, is there a brexit? i dont think that, i dont think it exists. for me, britain is part of the european culture. we bring stravinsky here in these days to london. a hungarian orchestra comes here. we have music lovers...