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we begin in china where as youve been hearing there were hugs and tears as international travellers arrived in china yesterday without the need to quarantine for the first time since the early stages of the covid pandemic. the strict quarantine rules had been in place for nearly three years. their lifting marks the end of beijings zero—covid policy, which had caused growing public anger. in hong kong, 400,000 people are expected to travel into mainland china in the coming weeks with ...

translation: all the people who did this will be found _ translation: all the people who did this will be found and - did this will be found and punished. democracy gives the right for free speech but it also demands that people respect the institutions created to respect democracy —— support democracy. president biden visits americas border with mexico for the first time since taking office — as the area struggles to cope with record numbers of illegal crossings. and getting rea...

celebrations are under way to mark the start of 2023 , with firework displays in cities around the world. you are watching bbc news. now on bbc news — its time for review 2022. it has been a year where weve lost some of the worlds biggest names. stars like meatloaf, sporting icons such as shane warne and actors including robbie coltraine and angela la nsbury. and of course her majesty the queen — who died in september. for the next half an hour on bbc news, "we remember": # like a ...

were glad to be together on this couch. rachel: we are glad to be together. will: petition and i were talking, its like we were talking in code and rachels like im not following. we were speaking in sports pet s metaphor. rachel: we do speak in code sometimes. >> we dont talk in code with you. were grateful youre here, fourth hour of two days, four hours, were in the home stretch. we have a lot of big news. rachel: we sure do. theres no bigger news in my house than our baby valentina t...

to "co—operate or perish". americans on monday were lining up yet again to buy powerball tickets, dreaming of winning a $1.9 billion lotteryjackpot, that had jumped to a record high after repeated drawings failed to produce a winner. saturdays draw was the 40th in a row without someone winning the top prize, which grows larger each time the jackpot goes unclaimed. to win, a ticket—holder must match all six numbers drawn. here are some people hoping for luck. im going to do charity ...

By thursday afternoon, talk had moved on to who might take over as Prime Minister and on the bbc� s news at 6 00, one name in particular reach featured strongly. Bring back boris. Is that what you would like to see . He did a good job on brexit. I think somebody over there agrees with me so yes, bring back boris. Personally, id bring back boris, thats my answer. I some viewers felt that those members of the public selected to give their opinion on air were not representative. Here is nick majo...

we arent... we havent spoken for quite a while. um, no, not recently. health, teaching and rail unions are to hold talks with ministers today, to try to head off another wave of industrial action. businesses will find out later, exactly how much support theyll get with their energy bills. the amount of government help available is expected to more than halve from the spring, with firms facing rapidly rising costs. thousands of supporters of the far right former brazilian president, jai...

♪ >> bret: but, first, breaking news tonight. the chairman of the house intelligence committee is describing president biden as a, quote: serial classified document hoarder. that comment from congressman mike turner comes after the fbi seized additional classified documents from the presidents delaware home. turmoil over this scandal comments as white house chief of staff john kayleigh mcenany prepares to leave his job at the presidents side. a big change in the white house now under...

reuben vatanen in nagorno—karabakh, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. now, mrvardanyan, many in our hardtalk audience will not know very much about nagorno—karabakh, but suffice to say, you are the state minister in a tiny territory of some 120,000 people. and right now, you have an urgent crisis because your land route out to armenia is currently blockaded. what is the situation for the people living in your territory today? first of all, i want to say thank you for doing this inter...

violence. well have the latest on the investigation. also on the programme: we meet the ukrainians returning to dangerous circumstances in towns close to the frontline, despite heavy fighting nearby. it is brought this time closer together, before the war, there is some people here and elsewhere who generally supported russia. that is not really the case any more. womens rights marches take place across the us, marking the 50th anniversary of the roe v wade case, which was overturned l...