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mexicos former security chief is found guilty of taking bribes — in return for helping drug dealers. and — empty food shelves in the uk — why are some supermarkets having to limit sales of fruit and veg? live from our studio in singapore — this is bbc news. its newsday. welcome to the programme. we have a tale of two presidents for you this hour from the us and russia. well get to the american presidentjoe biden in a moment — but first — russian leader vladimir putin. hes a...

landfall. nearly 60 years after his death, the family of malcolm x say theyre going to sue the cia and fbi. hello and welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. presidents putin and biden have given their competing views of the war in ukraine. president biden, who was in ukraines capital kyiv on monday, has made a major speech in poland where he said the wests support for ukraine will not waiver. in his state of the nation address vladimir putin defended his full—...

moscow, beijing and kyiv mac. vladimir putin has also suspended moscows involvement in a key nuclear arms treaty. well examine the implications. also in newsday this hour: mexicos former security chief is found guilty of taking bribes in return for helping drug dealers. the east coast of madagascar is being lashed by high winds and heavy rain as cyclone freddy makes landfall. and empty food shelves in the uk: why are some supermarkets having to limit sales of fruit and veg? live from o...

correspondents in russia and in ukraine. also this lunchtime... a fresh earthquake in turkey and syria leaves more people dead, two weeks after the tremors that killed tens of thousands. a claim that the clock is ticking for british farmers as they struggle with high inflation, labour shortages and climate change. and its empty desk friday — the worlds biggest trial of a four—day working week where you do fewer hours for the same pay. and coming up on the bbc news channel — engla...

for their country will prevail. well be hearing from steve rosenberg in moscow, sarah smith in warsaw, and jeremy bowen, whos in kyiv. also on the programme: its just been announced that strike action by nurses in england is being paused. the royal college of nursing says it is starting talks with the government tomorrow over the long—running dispute. some supermarkets begin limiting the amount of fruit and veg you can buy because of problems with supplies. and the worlds biggest tri...

two weeks after the tremors that killed tens of thousands. the government spent less than it received in tax injanuary leaving a £51; billion surplus and finances. a bbc investigation has found that a quarter of englands grammar schools have hardly any pupils from poorerfamilies, despite most taking steps to be more inclusive. the russian leader vladimir putin has accused the west of starting the war in ukraine. almost a year after launching the invasion, mr putin has made a two—hou...

analysis from moscow, warsaw, kyiv, and beijing, on chinas potential role in the war. and the other main stories on tonights programme... nurses in england suspend next weeks 48 hour strike action to restart pay talks with the government. supply problems with fruit and veg — now some supermarkets are limiting the amount you can buy. and liverpool are trounced by real madrid in the champions league. and coming up on the bbc news channel... leeds united have their man — at last... fo...

safe passage for drugs. empty food shelves in the uk. why are some supermarkets having to limit sales of fruit and veg? live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. its newsday. welcome to the programme. we have a tale of two presidents for you this hour from the us and russia. well get to the american president joe biden in a moment — but first — russian leader vladimir putin. hes announced hes suspending russian participation in the last major nuclear arms control agree...

For uk producers, if they can make those figures stack up, to produce more food here domestically. we want to try and support them in doing that. the shelves in the dairy aisle of one major uk supermarket get filled with milk created by abi readers cows, but business is hard. climate change, the war in ukraine, the lack of labour, the price of fertiliser and the rising cost of the feed these animals eat are all having an impact. there are empty sheds out there that should be growing fruit and ve...

Theres a chill wind being felt by those living and working in the countryside, just so many pressures. if the outlook doesnt improve, then the rural landscape could change forever. the fact is that there are a growing number of hungry mouths, and its becoming more expensive and difficult to feed them. claire marshall, bbc news. and finally — an historic two—day football game in the uk — involving thousands of players competing to move a ball to opposite ends of a derbyshire town — has be...