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crowds have again filled the streets of zahedan — the city where dozens of people were reportedly killed by the security forces. now on bbc news, the media show. hello. as the war in ukraine continues to escalate, what role does journalism play in peacemaking, in dialling down the rhetoric? the bbc�*sjon simpson, was in kyiv last week to interview president zelensky. in a moment, we will hear his take. and with me in the studio is another giant ofjournalism, emma tucker is the edit...

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Data on saturn after diving through the gap between the planet and its rings. And coming up in the sport on bbc news Maria Sharapova is labelled a cheat by fellow player Eugenie Bouchard, as she returns from her 15 month doping ban with a win in stuttgart. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The Foreign Secretary has suggested britain could take Military Action in syria without a vote in the house of commons. Borisjohnson said it would be very difficult to say no if President Trum...

And they ask us to help, as i say, i think it will be very difficult to say no. We dont need unilateral action, we need to work through the un but, above all, we need to bend ourselves totally to getting a political settlement in syria. The government loses a court bid to delay publication of its Air Pollution Strategy until after the general election. New figures show a big rise in Violent Crime in england and wales with knife crime at its highest level for six years. And how readers are turnin...

The diplodocus. Good morning. Its the 4th of january. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. Britains outgoing ambassador to the European Union, sir ivan rogers, has strongly criticised the governments preparations for brexit. In his Resignation Letter he said he didnt know what ministers Negotiating Objectives were and called on his colleagues to challenge what he called Muddled Thinking. Our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, reports. Sir ivan rogers has been britains ambassador to the eu for thr...

Depending on what is determined by the fbi and its ongoing import. >> i, mean everybody gets a special counsel. its like oprah giveaway. you get a special counsel, you get a special counsel. what about the larger systemic problem that you outlined at the beginning? the way in which classified documents are retained or kept track of. how do you fix that problem? it sounds like, first of, all a lot of these records are available electronically. so that was left of a premium, perhaps, you tell, me ...

Perhaps, you tell, me on the paper version? is this how these things are getting lost? how do you look at this? and what is your assessment of what needs to be fixed? >> so part of the problem is, simply, theres too much. there is too much classified data. it isnt insurmountable problem to manage to track to properly secure. spillage happened even with the most highly trained federal official. lets be really honest. it happens every day, probably. but the greater problem here is that the individ...

At the newsdesk. we have last weeks edition of the sunday times. it does feel so familiar, the paper version is huge, and familiar and full of magazines. something to sit down with over breakfast on a sunday into lunch. how long do you think the print edition can exist? i think it will be around for a lot longer yet. i mean, listen, the future is entirely digital, but there is still a place for the print edition. i suspect it will be around for quite a lot longer. i often think that even though ...

Although we have just admitted a man onto it and he starts in november. we have a lot of senior women working at the newsdesk. we have last weeks edition of the sunday times. it does feel so familiar, the paper version is huge, and familiar and full of magazines. something to sit down with over breakfast and into lunch. how long do you think the print edition can exist? i think it will be around for a lot longer yet. the future is entirely digital but there is still a place for the print edition...

Health stories, the social affairs stories, stories seen as female. it is not like that now. genuinely, my entire newsdesk is run by women. although we have just admitted a man onto it and he starts in november. i have an all women newsdesk, a lot of senior women working at the newsdesk. we have last weeks edition of the sunday times. it does feel so familiar, the paper version is huge, and familiar and full of magazines. something to sit down with over breakfast on a sunday into lunch. how long...