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In foreign policy? a shift towards asia. i think diplomacy is often about theatre, and this is a great piece of theatre. it�*s a very impressive piece of british engineering, it�*s a powerful military asset, but making it there and back to the indo—pacific is not a strategic shift, it�*s a gesture. tonight, she will set sail on her 26,000 mile voyage. this does mark a new era for the navy but will it redefine britain�*s place in the world? jonathan beale, bbc news, portsmouth. this yea...

In solitary confinement in a villa in central dubai. but now, the photo, posted by two of latifa�*s friends on wednesday, shows the princess in a dubai shopping mall, the mall of the emirates. it was uploaded to instagram, which doesn�*t show the date and time the photo was taken, as well as a precise location, but what the image to showers a cinema billboard advertising —— but what the image does show is a cinema billboard advertising the film demon slayer: mugen train, which was releas...

2—1 at real valladolid, giving them the points they needed to clinch the title. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. celebrations on the streets of madrid are not exactly uncommon, but it is normally real who are doing the celebrating. this time, it was atletico fans who had something to smile about. the la liga champions for the 11th time. "it means a lot", said this supporter, "la liga is a very important title because it is a title of continuity. week after week, playing and playing to reach th...

I go to meet him at the tent hes put up on the wreckage. before the missile struck, his neighbour had a warning call. he and his family ran and then filmed their house being bombed. explosion. man cries. israel says it targeted the homes of militants. he says his son just works for the police in the enclave, which is governed by the armed group hamas. translation: i am an innocent civilian. i i have nothing to do with politics. my feeling is more hatred towards israel. if i have a weapon now, i ...

He was director—general and editor—in—chief at the bbc in 2016, when mr bashir was rehired by the corporation as religious affairs correspondent, and lord hall then promoted him to religion editor in 2017 — decisions to be investigated by mps. i have to say, there are lots of questions, and, also, i would want to know, what precisely did he do in hisjob? he wasn�*t on air a great deal during his time as correspondent or religious editor, and, you know, one would have to ask why was it ...

There�*s already a government review into public broadcasting in britain, but ministers are suggesting the bashir scandal may require specific reform of bbc governance. what really matters for the bbc is they put in place what is needed to ensure that this sort of thing can never happen again. the current bbc director—general, tim davie, has written to staff saying the scandal leaves the corporation with much to reflect on. although there are now significantly stronger processes and governan...

Since you brought it up, the uk�*s performance, no points. disappointing result forjames newman, no points with both the jury and the televote, but yes, he has come last but he was not way off at the bottom, three other countries got zero votes for the televote. germany got a couple more points than us in the jury. it�*s a shame, he is a good singer, it�*s a good song, but you need to have that special something that really stands out in and amongst all the other performances, and that�*...

Unknown armament is the phrase being used but my understanding is that there is a lot of indication that the taliban are party to these assassinations. there is also an indication that there are additional groups that are also a part of it. the authorities say they are working hard to capture those responsible. every saturday, government officials update the press on investigations. anisa shaheed is a famous

Tv journalist working for the popular t0 l0news channel. she witnesses violence on a daily basis. despite losing colleagues to targeted killings,

We start in the democratic republic of congo where thousands of people have fled their homes following the eruption of a large volcano on saturday. the government in kinshasa held an emergency meeting and ordered hundreds of thousands of residents to leave the area around mount nyiragongo. more than 3,000 fled across the border to neighbouring rwanda, as lava moves towards the city of goma. courtney bembridge has this report. fountains of lava burst into the night sky, forming a thick, red cloud...