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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are tony grew who is a parliamentaryjournalist and journalist & broadcaster caroline frost. tomorrows front pages, starting with. the times describes civilians in irpin — fleeing on foot along a road towards a smashed and buckled bridge — as they came under fire from russian fire. the daily telegraph has borisjohnson calling the assault in ukraine a �*sordid campaign of war crimes�* after, it say...

Attention to the kremlin. american viewership hit a record low, around 16 million americans watched the opening ceremony, a steep drop from the 28.3 million four years ago, according to the broadcaster. while americans tuned out, china tuned in. games broadcasters say no we want olympics followed this keenly in china. some spectators were even allowed in the stands, creating national heroes and overnight stars. eileen was the games biggest star, even though she won two golds and a silver, she wa...

Nabila ramdani, a french algerianjournalist and broadcaster, vincent ni is china affairs correspondent with the guardian. he is here in the studio with me. welcome to all of you. good to have your company today on dateline. lets begin if we may, ned, with this question of the sort of phony war stage we seem to be at at the moment with ukraine. the west appears to be playing russia at its own game in the last few weeks. propaganda strikes, some sabre rattling. mobilising troops from the united st...

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I mean, really, the — the overall narrative going through is that russia has been forced to take this move. ukraine gave russia no option. president putin has talked of genocide in eastern ukraine being waged by kyiv. and that russia simply had to respond. and while russian media as a whole is pushing the narrative that you describe, we know that the european union is now expected to sanction a couple of individuals i like to ask you to help me get to know. theres a russian broadcaster vladimi...

Expansion? journalist, broadcaster, and author tim marshall explains how maps may hold the answer. >> its worth a glance at history and a good look at a map. in the cold war, europe was split more or less in two, the nato countries in the west, but post-cold war, country after country wanted to join nato and its moved up to russians borders. to understand why russia feels nervous about that, a topographical map is useful. theres a mountain range running across europe, the carpathian mountains. t...

And well find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrows front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are geri scott, political correspondent for the press association, and the broadcaster and journalist, james lewer. the headlines on bbc news. britain warns russia is planning the biggest conflict in europe since world war two. its as russia and belarus take part in huge military exercises near the ukrainian border the queen ...

Its striking the most public political leader, donald trump, and the most popular republican broadcaster in america, tucker carlson, are both unabashed fans of putin. there are very few like mitt romney or liz cheney to call them out. this is a disgrace. its shocking. i still cant believe somebody who grew up in the republican party of ronald reagan of 1980s when he was calling the soviet union the evil em pifer, i still cant believe this is where the republican party has wound up, but this is w...

Meanwhile explosions rocking other parts of the country. people in kyiv including ukrainian president hund hunker down and bracing for an onslaught. two blasts jolted kharkiv. lt second largest city. close to the russian border. you see them there lighting up the sky. the country public broadcaster reporting fighting between the russian and ukrainian military broke out over night. but not clear if the blast related specifically to the fighting. now the russian attacks across the country claimed ...

The team here in kyiv. now back to you for a final thought that we are going to join your news team is where you are. good evening, im riz lateef. hello and welcome to look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us on wednesday morning. joining me a broadcaster. there is also the director of the americas programme at chatham house in london. let me bring you up—to—date with the front pages at home. notjust uk papers but also ones from around the world. the straits times of singapore shows...