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hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc news. all ukrainian tanks and all ukrainian soldiers will gather in one place, and then a general will come out with a starting gun and things will begin to happen. we are saying that look, whatever happens is never announced. ukrainian forces really try to stretch the russians in as many directions as possible, because when you're defending a 600 mile long front line, it is not possible to cover it all at once. putin has said about the situation on the battlefield, about reports of a ukrainian counteroffensive absolutely nothing. keep calm and carry on, basically is mr putin's style. welcome to the programme.
mounted fences, but they have failed it claims. whilst inflicting high losses. —— they have mounted offences. so when you look at the smaller attacks were having with armoured vehicles, you can see that ukraine's counter offensive is in its early stages. i think you've seen the conditions laid with long—range missile attacks, in attempts to try to isolate russian sources. and we are now seeing ukrainian forces trying to stretch the russians in as many areas as possible, because when you are defending a 600 mile long front line, it is not possible to defend it all at once. thank you for that. now we will go to moscow with our russia editor steve rosenberg. well, i'll tell you what vladimir putin has said about the situation on the battlefield and reports of ukrainian counter offensive — absolutely nothing. keep calm and carry on, basically is mr putin's style. so for example, today he held a meeting with his minister of transport, and the head of the russian railways to discuss boosting transport links with what russia calls
seenin business as usual as to what we have seen in the past, in six months of static warfare. and the signs to suggest with russian forces having to look in increasingly more directions that ukraine is in the early stages of its counter offensive. whether it is going to achieve its dream goal of repelling russian forces completely, we are a long way away from that point, but i think we are seeing a step change today. think we are seeing a step change toda . g . , , think we are seeing a step change toda .g ., , , ., ~ think we are seeing a step change toda , , ., today. james in kyiv, thank you. steve rosenberg _ today. james in kyiv, thank you. steve rosenberg in _ today. james in kyiv, thank you. steve rosenberg in moscow, - today. james in kyiv, thank you. i steve rosenberg in moscow, what today. james in kyiv, thank you. - steve rosenberg in moscow, what has been the reaction there to the escalation in the fighting? well, i tell ou escalation in the fighting? well, i tell you what _ escalation in the fighting? well, i tell you what vladimir _ escalation in the fighting? well, i tell you what vladimir putin - escalation in the fighting? well, i tell you what vladimir putin has l tell you what vladimir putin has said about the situation on the battlefield and reports of ukrainian counter _ battlefield and reports of ukrainian counter offensive, absolutely nothing _ counter offensive, absolutely nothing. keep calm and carry on, basically, — nothing. keep calm and carry on, basically, is— nothing. keep calm and carry on, basically, is mr putin's style. for example. — basically, is mr putin's style. for example, today, he held a meeting with his _ example, today, he held a meeting with his minister of transport and head _ with his minister of transport and head of— with his minister of transport and head of the russian railways to discuss — head of the russian railways to discuss boosting transport links with what russia calls the new territories, but what is ukrainian territory — territories, but what is ukrainian territory under russian occupation. there _ territory under russian occupation.
hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc news. all ukrainian tanks and all ukrainian soldiers will gather in one place, and then a general will come out with a starting gun and things will begin to happen. we are saying that look, whatever happens is never announced. ukrainian forces really try to stretch the russians in as many directions as possible, because when you're defending a 600 mile long front line, it is not possible to cover it all at once. vladimir putin has said about the situation on the battlefield, about reports of a ukrainian counteroffensive — absolutely nothing. keep calm and carry on, basically is mr putin's style. welcome to the programme.
imagine that that would be the case. do you think they make reference to all the stories that have emerged over the weekend, or is it a case of keep calm and carry on?— keep calm and carry on? well, this is it, i wouldn't _ keep calm and carry on? well, this is it, i wouldn't like _ keep calm and carry on? well, this is it, i wouldn't like to _ keep calm and carry on? well, this is it, i wouldn't like to be - keep calm and carry on? well, this is it, i wouldn't like to be in - keep calm and carry on? well, this is it, i wouldn't like to be in the i is it, i wouldn't like to be in the producer's seat right now. but i think what they will probably do is i think they may mention it for a couple of minutes at the start of the show and then i think very much keep things very light and show that there is great humour in the this morning staff and showed that there is a lot of love and happiness there. i think that's what you would be trying to counteract all of the negativity with.— negativity with. this decline in audiences _ negativity with. this decline in audiences which _ negativity with. this decline in audiences which i _ negativity with. this decline in audiences which i think - negativity with. this decline in i audiences which i think predated negativity with. this decline in - audiences which i think predated any of this stuff coming out anyway, do you think that that's something that the itv bosses are inevitably going to have to address? does that mean the brand is not as strong as it was, is thatjust changing viewing habits? what is going on? i
didn't work. oh, tell me what happened? nothing. oh, your phone didn't go off? no. what do you think about that? not a lot. many who didn't get the alert were on the three mobile network. in a statement, the company said it was working with the government to understand why, and to ensure it doesn't happen when the system is actually used for real. the government says the vast majority of 4g and 5g phones received the alert, but said it was working with mobile operators to review the outcome and look at any lessons learned. one might be to check the spelling — after people in wales complained, the uk government confirmed the welsh—language emergency alert had been misspelt. the message from ministers beforehand had been "keep calm and carry on". and, after a few seconds of excitement, that, it seems, is what everyone did. jon donnison, bbc news.
be here at the brandenburg gate in berlin that king charles will begin the first state visit of his reign. with british officials hoping for a smoother passage than was in prospect in france. keep calm and carry on. that could be the of royal visits. it wasn't possible in france. the french decided because of the street protests over the pension reforms. it should be possible here in germany. 0r reforms. it should be possible here in germany. or a state visit which takes place at an important moment in anglo german relations. state visits often symbolise something significant. roll back to 1965 and was the state visit to the then west germany by the late queen elizabeth which put the seal on the restored relationship between two countries which only 20 years earlier had been at war with each other. and now in the europe of 2023, europe with britain outside the eu, this state visit will highlight the bigger picture. many links that
fires are burning across france as president macron struggles for a way out of this crisis, with political negotiations frozen and the streets on fire. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. king charles will arrive in germany today, on his first state visit since becoming monarch. the trip was due to start in france, was postponed because of the ongoing protests. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it should have been at the arc de triomphe in paris, but that wasn't to be. so instead, it will be here at the brandenburg gate in berlin that king charles will begin the first state visit of his reign, with british officials hoping for a smoother passage than was in prospect in france. keep calm and carry on. that could be the unofficial motto of royal visits. it wasn't possible in france, the french decided, because of the street protests over the pension reforms.
0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it should have been at the arc de triomphe in paris, but that wasn't to be so. instead, it will be here at the brandenburg gate in berlin that king charles will begin the first state visit of his reign, with british officials hoping for a smoother passage than was in prospect in france. keep calm and carry on. that could be the unofficial motto of royal visits. it wasn't possible in france, the french decided, because of the street protests over the pension reforms. it should be possible here in germany for a state visit, which takes place at an important moment in anglo—german relations. state visits often symbolise something significant. roll back to 1965, and it was the state visit to the then west germany by the late queen elizabeth which put the seal on the restored relationship between two countries, which only 20 years earlier had been at war with each other. and now in the europe of 2023, a europe with britain outside the eu, this state visit