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Its that little boy who didnt want to hear, or didnt want to feel pain. as they rose for recess, watching intently, his ex—wife. well hear amber heards version of events in the days to come. david sillitoe, bbc news, fairfax, virginia. thereve been protests outside parliament today over the cladding crisis as campaigners urged the government to protect all leaseholders from the costs of replacing flammable cladding. today mps were debating the key legislation to protect hundreds of thousands o...

Lets get some of the days other news: at least two people have been killed and 20 injured after a french coach overturned on a belgian motorway. the coach was on its way to amsterdam when the crash happened. it was carrying 33 passengers mostly from france and spain. the president of mexico, andres manuel lopez obrado has easily won a referendum on whether he should step down or complete his six—year term. around 91% of people voted in favour of him staying in office until 2024. but the turnou...

Of the taliban takeover. lyse doucet, bbc news. the deal struck at last months cop26 climate summit in glasgow saw global leaders pledge to reduce carbon emissions and use less coal. but the commitments are not legally binding, so many campaigners — especially younger ones — are taking other legal action, to make sure individual governments keep their environmental promises. our europe correspondent nick beake has been meeting some of the young activists. im sofia. im 16 years old. im andre....

Street wont comment on any speculation that own response to these reports today, labour have accused the prime minister of keeping busy writing letters to sort out his own mess in the midst of what they describe as a cost of living crisis for the uk.- what they describe as a cost of living crisis for the uk. thank you for the latest _ living crisis for the uk. thank you for the latest on _ living crisis for the uk. thank you for the latest on that. _ the deal struck at last months cop26 climate ...

Hear. in oral argument at an appellate court level nothing the judges say really is binding and none of this will even be remembered, i dont think, once the formal opinion gets issued because that will be our focus. but it is a good indication of how far removed we are from consequence here in the sense that what really matters is the kind of conversation that dr. mark and dana just had a second ago about the policy and are we keeping up our policy with where the pandemic is at this point. what ...

But with the rapid spread of 0micron we are seeing that very much accelerated, and that is especially in western europe, where we are seeing countries like the united kingdom, france, denmark, portugal, spain, italy, all seeing cases now outstripping what they have seen at any previous time during the pandemic. and its early days yet, but thats significantly going to put health systems under pressure and lead to a lot of people being hospitalised, and it is going to lead to a lot of disruption. ...

A violent pornographic film with a plot eerily similar to how jessie was killed. prosecutors claim daniel used it as an instructional video. >> at some point in the movie he finds out a binding and places it around her neck and then strangled her. >> searches on serial killers and searches on bondage. >> did dan who was big into the theater, a straight a student, was he also a serial killer in training? >> i think that is the potential. >> prosecutors showed the jury all the physical evidence. t...

Policymakers you talk to say -- well, we can keep it out there and we certainly dont want russia to take that opportunity away from us. now doing something like that would be overly provacative. >> you are right. there is no plan to bring ukraine in to nato, this is really about the procedures of nato, we dont want to be dictated on who gets to join and who does not. there is no plans for any earlier or maybe ever admission of ukraine and nato, thats understood for many years. i think the russia...

>> we do not want and will not take any action of aggressive character. we will not attack, strike, invade, quote, unquote, whatever, ukraine. >> reporter: i also asked him why the russians are taking this hard line all of a sudden. he said the russians right now feel that ukraine is somehow already being integrated into nato structures, as he put it. he said thats a big concern for russias security. the russians, of course, saying they want written guarantees from the united states that ukraine...

Not only a massive strategic mistake for russia, it will be met with a very severe cost by the west and by nato. eric: when you say severe cost, what do you expect? >> well, i wont go into the international nato planning, but we look at a range of responses, we look at a range of scenarios. we obviously think about sanctions in that respect, very severe sanctions which will be much, much worse for russia than she faced in 2014 when she seized crimea. but i stress we want diplomacy to resolve thi...