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because of soaring costs. homes reduced to ashes. californias largest wildfire this year — the families who have lost everything. and after more than 9 million watched england thrash sweden in the euros, the team get ready for sundays final at wembley. can they win their first major trophy? and coming up on the bbc news channel: dina asher—smith pulls out of the commonwealth games, after failing to fully recover from a hamstring strain suffered at the world athletics championships....

welcome to world news america on pbs, in the uk and around the globe. we begin tonight with the effort to restart blockaded grain exports from ukraine, and ease a globalfood crisis. in turkey, a coordination center has begun work, as part a complex deal to get grain out of ukranian ports. the aim is to export five million tonnes of grain a month — that was the figure before russias invasion of ukraine. our correspondent richard galpin reports. from richard galpin reports. the start o...

a im aishah hasnie. alex alexandria hoff from washington. >> the chinese foreign ministry has imposed unspecified sanctions on speaker pelosi and her family. while in tokyo yesterday, the speaker says that chinas action are part of an effort to isolate taiwan and she said her trip did not change to the statues quo. and calling the exercise in the taiwan straits a grave problem and several missiles landed in japans exclusion zone. here is antony blinken. >> since china has launched a do...

police released footage showing the fatal shooting of a 25-year-old black man jalen walker. and later this hour, an update on wnba star brittney griner reaching out with a personal plea to president biden. we begin this morning with yet another community reeling and searching for answers after a mass shooting. hundreds of people gathered along a street in highland park, illinois, a half hour north of chicago. a gunman perched on a nearby roof opened fire seemingly at random. authorit...

three british men accused of being mercenaries in ukraine are expected to stand trial in a russian proxy court. nurseries in england are shutting at short notice due to financial pressures and staff shortages, according to industry body the early years alliance. researchers at the university of cambridge say theyve successfully altered the blood type of three donor kidneys, which could give more hope to people waiting for a transplant. and a sad end to the story of freya the walrus who...

ferdinand "bongbong" marcosjunior, son of the late dictator ferdinand marcos, will soon be sworn in as president of the philippines. and novak djokovic cruises into the third round at wimbledon, but its the end of the road for britains andy murray and emma raducanu is also out of the tournament. welcome to the programme. a french court has concluded the countrys longest ever trial, for the 2015 terror attacks, by handing down prison sentences to 20 men. an islamist gang killed 130 peop...

say they will appeal. nato leaders meeting in madrid have declared the kremlin a direct threat to security. they also said ukraine could rely on the military alliance for as long as it takes in its fight against russia. now on bbc news, click. this week: a high—tech message from ukraine. its unusual for presidents or heads of government to use a hologram to address people. the artificial intelligence catching the rubbish dumpers in the act, including this suspicious—looking chap. t...

the only survivor behind the gun and bomb attacks that killed 130 people in the biggest trial in modern french history following the countrys worst peacetime attack. it shook paris to its core in november 2015. as well as those killed, hundreds were injured during horrendous attacks on bars, restaurants, the national football stadium and the bataclan music venue. arrested in brussels four months after the attacks, salah abdeslam said he was a soldier of the so—called islamic state g...

this is where i felt the safest. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. its newsday. a new coordination centre has begun work in turkey — part of a complex deal to restart blockaded grain exports from ukraine. its an effort to ease a global food crisis that is affecting millions around the world. more than 20 million tonnes of grain is waiting at ukrainian docks. the aim is to export five million tonnes a month, matching pre—war levels. richard galpin reports. from th...

welcome to the programme. russias invasion of ukraine have had an impact on energy prices and things of does become even more dire. rationing across this winter and cutting the flow of gas to germany. european gas prices have soared close to the record high they reached when they invaded. accused of withholding political and economic turmoil in europe. it is economic turmoil in europe. it is clear to everyone _ economic turmoil in europe. it 3 clear to everyone that this economic turmo...