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Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster david davies, and dr leslie vinjamuri, who is director of the us and americas programme at chatham house. thank you both for staying with us tonight. lets have a quick look at the top pages. the i has a striking image of roman abramovich after the chelsea owner was among seven people hit by new sanctions. "blood on their hands" is the headline — a quote from the foreign secretary, ...

Is shot dead in the town of irpin — the first foreign reporter to die in the conflict. and here, the government announces more details of a scheme to allow those fleeing the war in ukraine to come to the uk — people are to be offered £350 a month to take in refugees. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster lucy beresford and joe twyman, director of the polling organisation deltapoll. good of you both to join us on this...

So thats what the white house wanted to get a sense. what does china plan to do here? secretary of state blinken said they did have a real concern that china was prepared to grant that request by russia for more military equipment. there you saw these appeals from the deputy secretary of state wendy sherman on cnn earlier urging china to be on the right side of history when it comes to this. were still waiting on a white house read out of this call, their version of what was discussed but we got...

Confines of balance journalism, which a major broadcaster stands for? do you feel culpable in some way? >> i dont think we are culpable for that because i dont think that we have indulged in giving soft coverage to politicians because theyre entertainment. and i think in britain its something that weve generally been pretty aware of. >> theres no coincidence who you blame. you blame politicians. you blame journalists. but i would say the debate today is far less healthy. i think the public are f...

Information were publishing from outside of russia is continuing to get through — an absolutely vital lifeline service to our audiences inside the country. nonetheless, im sure youll be aware that the russian government will see these actions as something that is supporting the western perspective on this conflict, and the western—desired outcomes in this conflict. i wonder if the bbc consulted with the uk foreign office before announcing these measures? no, its something weve decided to do ...

Its not the governmentsjob or position to tell the bbc how to cover the conflict. 0ur editorial independence from the uk government is assured and underlined by the trust our audiences have in us. and you know that as well as i do, ros, because you present output on our international services. and i wonder as we talk, jamie — vera, if we could bring you in from tv rain — do you think this is an appropriate contribution for a british broadcaster to be making into the russian media ecosystem? ...

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Hello, and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world. there have been a series of explosions near the city of lviv. the countrys most westerly major city has, so far, been seen as a place of sanctuary for many fleeing russian attacks further east. earlier today, a large plume of smoke was seen in the area of the international airport. thats around six kilometres from the city centre. this is andriy sadovy. hes the mayor of lviv and says a nearby aircraft repair facility was hit, ra...

Lets make america more like hungary. >> the most popular republican broadcaster in america, tucker carlson, both unabashed fans of putin and are very few republicans out there like mitt romney or liz cheney who have the courage to call them out. this is a disgrace. >> how anybody in this country which loves freedom can side with vladimir putin, which is an oppressor, a dictator, he kills people, he imprisons his political opponents. he has been an adversary of america at every chance hes had. it...

Translation: the theatre | director here welcomed me. dancing helps to calm my mind a bit. the dancers sincere gratitude to poland is bittersweet. translation: we love our ob very much, of course. i we left behind our home and dont know if we willj ever come back there. katya adler, bbc news, warsaw. the uk media regulator has revoked the licence of the broadcaster, rt — which used to be known as russia today. 0fcom said it did not consider the russian—backed television station to be "fit an...