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>> senator, thank you for being with us. since you are on the intelligence committee, lets talk about the intelligence that vladimir putins been receiving in the lead up to this war. >> well, it looks like he has made one of the greatest mistakes any leader can make, which is to intimidate the people who are telling you supposedly the truth. this is a colossal intelligence failure, both in terms of the capability of the russian army, but more of that than the resistance of the ukrainian people. ...

In order to take here. the uk government has today announced a ban on exports to russia of high—end luxury goods, while also hitting hundreds of key products with new import tariffs that represent a 35 percentage point hike on current rates. lets talk to our business correspondent theo leggett. a new raft of sanctions, what do they mean?— a new raft of sanctions, what do the mean? . ., , ., , they mean? new sanctions not ust from the uk — they mean? new sanctions not ust from the uk govern...

Objectives, and we need to help the ukrainians bring this to a quick conclusion. otherwise this gets drawn out and the blood continues to flow. >> so when we talk about helping them, lets talk about two of the options we keep hearing over and over again. talking about the no fly zone. nato has taken that off the table. i would like your thoughts on a limited no fly zone. we had secretary of state blinken saying there is a green light for jets. youre suggesting as it relates to those jets, a lend...

Hes losing the most educated and skilled members of russian society. they are fleeing his country. i dont see, you know, again, a popular uprising against putin. but he is slowly destroying russia, and i -- again, i wish this would end faster. i think the longer ukrainians can drag this out, the more it hurts putin, you know. but weve seen this in the past where insurgencies slowly eat away at larger forces. frankly the taliban did it to us in afghanistan and, you know, i hope that you put this ...

Because everything was damaged. in the relative safety of central kyiv, this is what awaits — nights in metro stations, with confusion over where to go next. elsewhere, the fighting continues, but routes have been announced to try and help civilians to escape. six humanitarian corridors have been agreed between ukraine and russia, and yesterday more than 5000 people made it out of sumy. the hope is that more will be able to follow. sarah campbell, bbc news. we are hearing 17 staff and women, s...

The far right. that they are building bioweapons and releasing them throughout the world to create the coronavirus. now, all of that stuff, and made a lot of sense. the problem is that russians didnt think of this conspiracy theory before this invasion. before the invasion, didnt the american far-right sees talk about it at all. this why by allows confused conspiracy. until the 24th, the day they invaded ukraine. they werent really taking into this denazification narrative, so they turned on the...

Defend against air strike and will hold putin to account for his terrible crimes. that the latest from borisjohnson. let me take you back to washington and show you the pictures, we are still waiting for that news conference with the british foreign secretary and us secretary of state, due to kick off about half—an—hour ago, some delay they are, but as soon as it starts, we will go to it. meantime, lets talk to an expert on air power at the defence think tank, and bound to come up at the new...

Against the people of ukraine. im afraid sanctions have consequences. abramovichs actions have consequences, too. chelsea is now in limbo, barred from buying and selling players or renegotiating contracts. it cannot sell further tickets, and commercial activities will be restricted, with no merchandising available. under a special licence, however, the club can continue to play, to pay players and staff and existing ticket holders can attend matches. last night, chelseas manager gave his reactio...

All as we await the talks between ukraine and russia, close to the border of neighbouring belarus in the coming days. ian bond is director of foreign policy at the centre for european reform. hes a former british diplomat who served in russia in the 1990s and was at the protest in londons trafalgar square earlier. thank you very much for being with us. tell us about the mood at that protest. i us. tell us about the mood at that rotest. ~ ., , us. tell us about the mood at that rotest. ~ :, , , p...

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