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Her first international broadcast interview. part of our goal in providing all of this security assistance is also to strengthen the ukrainians hands at the negotiating table, so it helps create a better situation for ukraine, as they may be looking at some point to how this conflict ends. but i think its quite remarkable, the success that the ukrainians have had. russias invasion has triggered an expansion of nato, with finland and sweden applying tojoin the defensive alliance. could ukraine on...

The war in ukraine reaches its 100th day: president zelensky says russias taken control of one—fifth of his country. joe biden calls for a ban on assault weapons following a string of deadly mass shootings in america. president zelensky has called for weapons deliveries to ukraine to be stepped up as he warned that russia now controls a fifth of his country. he has also met the new us ambassador to ukraine, bridget brink. she has given herfirst broadcast interview to the bbc�*sjoe inwood, wh...

Which is most important. we need to win the war. the luhansk region became the fortress to hold back a huge influx of russian forces. by holding them back, we dontjust keep them at a distance — they lose equipment and personnel. meanwhile, we receive weapons from our partners. and its weapons like these theyre talking about — long—range rocket artillery called himars. its thought they could change the course of this war. its great to be in kyiv. thanks so much for coming out. theyre being ...

Welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, im karishma vaswani. the headlines: with the port city of mariupol still under heavy russian bombardment, ukraine offers to send negotiators into the city. a guarantee of safe passage for ukrainians is the condition for an exchange of russian prisoners of war, as the people of mariupol try to flee to safety. also coming up on newsday: in an exclusive broadcast interview with the bbc, the prime minister of new zealand has expressed disappointment...

Out that it is russia that is under threat from ukraine, from nato, from britain, from america, and making out that he is acting in self defence. steve rosenberg reporting. israeli aircraft have reportedly struck gaza with multiple strikes, in response to a rocket the israel defence forces say was fired from the territory by palestinian militants. police said a fragment from the rocket had landed near a house in the southern israeli city of sderot, but there had been no injuries. there have been...

Until then, i want to say i love you and are waiting for you. 500 miles from the front _ and are waiting for you. 500 miles from the front line _ and are waiting for you. 500 miles from the front line the _ and are waiting for you. 500 miles from the front line the emotional. from the front line the emotional distance can seem further still. with the agony of helplessness comes the hope and dread of news. mark lowen, bbc news, kyiv. in other headlines for you today the prime minister of new zeal...

Welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, im karishma vaswani. the headlines. with the port city of mariupol still under heavy russian bombardment — ukraine offers to send negotiators into the city. a guarantee of safe passage for ukrainians is the condition for an exchange of russian prisoners of war as the people of mariupol try to flee to safety. also coming up on newsday... in an exclusive broadcast interview with the bbc, the prime minister of new zealand has expressed disappoint...

Aggression, and the use of sanctions as a deterrence. speaking to me in an exclusive broadcast interview on a trip to singapore — she also touched on developments in this region — expressing her disappointment that the solomon islands has cemented a security deal with china, fuelling fears beijing could set up a military base on the island. one of the reasons weve expressed this disappointment at the fact that we have seen now this agreement emerge in support of both the solomons and china h...

In countries with strong democratic traditions and values. sundar pichai is clear — it�*s up to democracies, as much as any tech giant, to shape our digital future. and you can catch my full interview with sundar pichai on the bbc iplayer, or listen to it as a podcast on bbc sounds. facebook made headlines earlier this year when it blocked news content in australia in a row over proposals to make it pay for news on its platform. here in the uk, the boss of the competition and markets authori...

Give something back. in his first broadcast interview since his ordeal, george has been speaking to our wales correspondent hywel griffith. did you think that you might not survive? honestly? yes, at times. i sort of flipped between two states. there was the, "im going to fight this thing and im going to survive" state, which then became, "i really dont care, and i wish youd stop talking to me, so i could just kind of, you know, let whatever�*s going to happen happen" kind of state. and then i...