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This is bbc news. well have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. where does vladimir putins self—styled special military operation in ukraine go from here? he expected kyiv to fall quickly. it didnt. ukraines determination to resist has not crumbled, despite the terrible human cost. russian losses mount and its economy is hurting. my guest is pro—putin russian mp maria...

Up, and then dives down on the tank. >> it will come in on the target from a high angle of attack and hit the roof of the tank where the armor is very thin. >> reporter: the u.s. is one of 15 countries ships tens of thousands of antitank weapons to ukraine. you can see the ukrainian soldiers carrying them into combat. not all of them are are as sophisticated and deadly as the javelin, but in the right hands, a rocket-propelled grenade can disable a tank. >> reporter: youll get whats called a mob...

Seen the horrific shelling of that shopping centre which has led to people being killed, so what sort of senseis people being killed, so what sort of sense is there amongst people in response to that? has that really shaken their sense of feeling relatively safe, compared to other places? relatively safe, compared to other laces? , , relatively safe, compared to other laces? ,q , relatively safe, compared to other laces? , ., , places? the sky is the only thing that people _ places? the sky is t...

1 our approach is working. cutting crimes including theft, burglary, and knife crime, all of which are down. i will continue to be relentless in the pursuit of criminals to ensure -- i began my remarks by sharing what i saw two weeks ago in poland. what i saw there through the acts of kindness and care were the very universal values which we as conservatives hold dear to our hearts. the preciousness of freedom, safety and security, which unite and bring us together. we value the enormous benefit...

I didnt say that they were unconstitutional one way or the other. what i was trying to assess was how they are characterized. some courts would look at those laws and call them preventative, and that has a certain set of consequences. some courts would call them punitive, and that has a certain set of consequences. and what i was trying to do is figure out how to make the determination whether they were punitive or preventative. >> well, your note argued that they were punitive. and i would note...

Parts of the days here. they are learning how to operate in these harsh environments, both how their equipment will act and react to the cold and wind and how they will all work together. we have seen some of the devastating consequences, just how harsh the environment last u.s. marines. theres still no determination of what caused that crash. but the officials we spoke with here have said the weather was really bad. theyre investigating, but theyre definitely looking at whether its one of the p...

Finally tonight, helping tornado victims find a way forward. morgan chesky on neighbors inspiring america. >> reporter: life interrupted by mother nature at its worst. a family dinner. bedtime. a lifetime of memories turned upside down for communities in texas to mississippi and now louisiana. yet somehow the damage pales in comparison to the determination to keep moving forward. volunteers cleaning up neighborhoods just hours after being torn apart by tornadoes others making sure those who lost...

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Literally singing the same vile rhyme they used in germany in the early 1920s, or 1930s, i should say. and then when the gentlemen you mentioned was asked what i thought and a young woman was killed, a protestor, and he asked -- was asked what he thought, he said they are very good people on both sides, and thats when i decided i was not going to be quiet any longer. and when i ran this time, and i think the american press, whether they look at me favorably or unfavorably acknowledge this. i mad...

The war is a traumatic and very recent memory in the life of most argentines. but losing it didnt change peoples determination to get the islands back. if anything, it made it stronger. translation: the claim is going to be everlasting. the last argentine to be born is going to reclaim the islands. daniel pardo, bbc news, buenos aires. the british government said on thursday it had made 1a additions to its list of sanctions over russias invasion of ukraine. it did not immediately specify which i...