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Session of your questions answered. i would like to thank youll. just to end, just in terms of the human consequences of this world, let us show you pictures of a recent funeral of a soldier killed in ukraine which took place in lviv.

Destroy americas energy independence. exactly right. and yet, kellyanne, as we talk about there are young texasex national guard soldiers trying to do a job, one of which isd jumped in the river to save a migrant and is missing at i this moment. and wet, pray for him and his family but likely wont end well.. there are human consequences to this . there are indeed.rd and in fact, just yesterday i was speaking to former members of the border m patrol,d four members of t dhs and they all say the sa...

On Thursday, April 21, at 5 p.m. in Lowder Hall room 19, the Department of Economics will host the David Kaserman Memorial Lecture, a program in honor of the late David Kaserman. The lecture, which is free and open to the public, will feature Andrew Sweeting, a professor of economics at the University of Maryland, College Park, who will discuss contemporary topics in antitrust policy.

Russia. more us sanctions and eu sanctions are being considered at the moment. a key one is this proposal to ban the import of russian coal, that would cost the russian coal, that would cost the russian economy we understand about 4 billion euros a year. some eu leaders say it has to go further, we need to ban russian oil, russian gas, and they say that would put a much bigger dent in the russian economy and a much bigger dent in putins war chest.— economy and a much bigger dent in putins war ...

>> reporter: this expert says the mere threat is designed to change the dynamics of the war. >> hes in a corner. somebody in a corner. in situation does become more dangerous. hes more prepared the take risks. still, it is most unlikely. the probability is low. >> reporter: the last time nuclear weapons were unleashed in 1945, more than 100,000 died. could a u.n. disarmament conference, japan expressed grave concern about russia. >> as the only country to have suffered atomic bombings during the...

As we will win. >> to that a nato official tells cnn russia is still making very little progress on the ground with natos current intelligence assessment suggesting moskow is unlikely to make much preeg in the foreseeable future. according to the official we see little change which is little comfort to the people in the cities the russian forces are now shelling and bombing especially given the intelligence assessment that vladimir putin is likely to continue escalating the war with no regard fo...

Well be taking your questions on the war in ukraine, this friday at 11:30. well have guests able to answer a range of aspects of the war — from how it is being fought, how it is being reported, and how it may end — to the human consequences. you can get in touch on twitter using the hashtag bbc your questions — and you can email us on yourquestions@bbc.co.uk p&0 ferries has said 800 staff they made redundant will be offered £36.5 million compensation in total with around a0 people getting...

Ukraines defense ministry, claiming, it killed a fifth russian general, affecting russian forces. now, it has been described as one of the biggest miscarriages of gun states in recent territory. it was a post horizon scandal, and 700 post office workers, being wrongly convicted. ivan bennett has been speaking to some of those individuals now facing for justice. >> i was so scared. there was in the mafia. >> one of the biggest miscarriages of justice and british history. it is an appalling human ...

It has very human consequences that are both humanitarian in terms of the loss of life, but also strategic to the united states over the course of the time in which weve been using this kind of air power, youve seen an increase in the total number of people who are taking up arms on behalf of some jihadist cause. the question is are we creating more people through radicalization as were taking up the battle field. in terms of fixes, you need accountability at the pentagon. i think owe need stric...

Purchased by americans for the afghan army, the one that collapsed into recent days. today the white house is responding to those painful images of human suffering, here is national security adviser jake sullivan at this afternoons white house briefing. >> president biden and all of us as i said in my opening comments are heartbroken by the human consequences that have unfolded and could continue to unfold in afghanistan. we believe passionately in human rights and human dignity and we want to w...