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Vladimir putin lays out his demands in exchange for what he describes as a �*peace deal�* with ukraine. and in the last hour, kremlin—backed broadcaster, rt has had its license to broadcast in the uk revoked. in the last few minutes the poland border guard agency says 2 million people have crossed from ukraine into poland since the war began. lost in grief, and the grim reality of war. the people of ukraine have endured over three weeks of brutal bombardment and indiscriminate deaths. thes...

International community for the president biden wants to test that, something the us is hugely concerned about is this claim that china is offering to help russia with its economy and its military, basically to get round the sanctions, to whether the sanctions, which concerns america. there is no evidence, by the way, that america has provided to back up that claim in china has completely rejected it, but america has been very tough on that and president biden will be saying to xijinping, if tha...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are daisy mcandrew, broadcaster, tom newton dunn, presenter on times radio and talk tv. welcome and talk tv. to you both. thank you very much welcome to you both. thank you very much forjoining us. a quick glimpse now at the front pages that are in so far. the guardian leads with the ukrainian presidents acknowledgement that his country will not become a nato member. president zelensky�*s comments ...

Those are the headlines on bbc news. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sienna rodgers, editor of labourlist, and broadcaster and journalist, james lewer. tomorrows front pages, in case you missed our last summary of them. the times says british weaponary has, for the first time, shot down a russian helicopter in ukraine. thats also a picture of the former brazil footballer, cafu, pulling out england at the world cup draw in qatar. t...

Two former british prime ministers join calls for a new nuremberg—style tribunal, to investigate vladimir putin for his actions in ukraine. the international criminal court is already investigating the kremlin leader for alleged war crimes in the region. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. kate maltby, columnist for the i newspaper, and lucy beresford, broadcaster and psychotherapist. thanks to them both. lets take a look at tomorrows front page...

The bbc world service as, you know, an arm of the uk government. but, of course, as our audiences know, were nothing of the sort — were an independent public service broadcaster funded by the uk licence fee payer. and therefore, thats why bbc news russian information is so widely trusted in the country and, indeed, of course, bbc news ukrainian services inside ukraine. and theyve never been more needed than they are now. so no discussions whatsoever between bbc news and the uk government with ...

In a previously unheard interview, discovered in the bbc archives, the broadcaster reveals how he rose to become one of the biggest names in british entertainment. richard latto reports. in 1980, one of the bbc�*s biggest stars visited the south coast to meet his viewers and listeners. the time on radio 2 is... help! 23 minutes to eight oclock. no, 22 and a half minutes. now 50 years since the start of his legendary breakfast show, the bbc has discovered a previously unbroadcast interview with...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy beresford and joe twyman from deltapoll. tomorrows front pages starting with. the guardian leads with russias attack on a military base near poland, which is thought to have killed at least 35 people. the same story makes the front page of the telegraph. the newspaper says the us has warned russia it would face nato�*s "full force" if attacks on ukraine stra...

One of the bravest people on twitter relatively braving the truth no matter what the response is. in the meantime, hes a broadcaster and journalist bear we are grateful to have him join us. thank you so much for coming end. >> pleasure. >> tucker: you said in the very beginning that you are against putin, strongly against putin for years because of other conflicts in the middle east. so your bone bone a >> thank you for that,tucker. during the arab uprisings, in particular regard to syria, there...

Vladimir putin for his actions in ukraine. the international criminal court is already investigating the kremlin leader for alleged war crimes in the region. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate maltby, columnist for the i newspaper and lucy beresford, broadcaster and psychotherapist. well, we only have a few of tomorrows front pages in so far. the sunday telegraph leads with news of differences between borisjohnson and his cha...