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Number ten you will need a panzer tent to get— number ten you will need a panzer tent to get him out. it seems as if theyre _ tent to get him out. it seems as if theyre prime minister is trying to carry— theyre prime minister is trying to carry out a — theyre prime minister is trying to carry out a reset. hes made two very big _ carry out a reset. hes made two very big appointments today. peter harry— very big appointments today. peter harry as _ very big appointments today. peter harry ...

More defiant president telling ukrainians the country is secure and they will not be scared by russia. declaring this wednesday, the day us officials say russia could attack, as a day of unity. it was also a show of unity in kyiv with the german chancellor expected to meet president putin in moscow on tuesday, under pressure to deny approval of the gas pipeline from russia to germany if russia invades ukraine. but still, the readers of the us and uk spoke by phone say a deal is still possible wi...

Canadas capital city. officers clearing the last protesters of the so-called freedom convoy. some defiant, shoving, face-to-face, pushing back against police. >> thats my mother! dont you touch her! >> reporter: police in riot gear accusing protestors of using gas and smoke grenades. officers armed with batons and rubber bullets -- >> hey, hey, hey. >> reporter: hitting back with pepper spray. this man dragged away. more than 170 demonstrators arrested in this police crackdown. >> this is about ...

Here in the capital, fearing the worst, some are desperate to leave. others take shelter. their president calls on the international community to help his country. putin started a war against ukraine, against the whole democratic world. he wants to destroy my country. he wants to destroy our country, everything we have been building, what we live for. as the invasion progressed, reports of civilian casualities. but the ukranian people, remain defiant. i will stand up and go, i will do everything...

As the gop nominee. and that has republicans, including his primary rivals, very nervous. has he been exonerated? >> absolutely not. it was deplorable, his behavior. it brought shame and disgrace on our state. >> its not that hes not electable, but were going to spend $40 million, $50 million, the republican party is, to try and drag him across the finish line. >> he was unfit for office then, and hes unfit for office now. >> reporter: but greitens is employing a trumpian playbook, defiant and d...

The world and we squeeze him simultaneously. meanwhile, a defiant president putin says the security of his country is �*non—negotiable. here, the grieving mums fighting for the truth about why their babies died in one of biggest maternity care scandals in nhs history. im still coming out of my general anaesthetic and she said hes dead...and that was it..and she left. pupils who fail maths and english gcse could be refused loans for university tuition fees in england under new government prop...

Investment, because of its potential for development. they look at it as a -- its a country which they dont consider the ukrainians to be full people. so they have less of a deal to enter nato, they have this burdensome neighbor in russia, pointing to ukraine in ways they did not have interest. but when putin talks about -- i plan on writing about this, but its important to say this right now. what we witnessed in his speech today and his essay from last summer is putins critical ukraine theory....

The eu that its about more than that with russia. they want more of a buffer— that with russia. they want more of a buffer zone. ive spoken in favour of eu _ a buffer zone. ive spoken in favour of eu member states, sweden and finland _ of eu member states, sweden and finland being neutral, and that is where, _ finland being neutral, and that is where, for— finland being neutral, and that is where, for example, the baltic states— where, for example, the baltic states feel that they might co...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political commentator jo phillips and nigel nelson, political editor of the sunday people and the sunday mirror. tomorrows front pages... the observer front page says if russian forces occupy ukraine, countries in the west are planning to arm resistance groups. the sunday telegraph also looks at the russia—ukraine crisis, saying theres a cyber attack warning for britain. the home secretary says...

According to u.s. estimates. fierce fighting waged in the second largest city of kharkiv, where the ukrainian military tried to push back the russian forces. as of last night, ukraine reported at least 137 dead, and 316 injured. russia claims that they have suffered no casualties, but ukraine officials allege anywhere from 500 to nearly 3000 deaths among russian troops. we are only two days into this invasion, and we are seeing the awful human toll of the fighting, as ukrainians flee from their ...