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How even he is surprised at some of the coalition strength and resolve with nato. i think the most surprising and most pleasantly surprising has been the resolve we talked about many days the result of the ukrainian people and the leadership. as we think about this war effort and the resistance the ukrainians have put forward i think the words of the president has said many things i think are powerful. we have seen many things from citizens as well. is that i dont need a ride i need ammunition. ...

Caroline gall has been investigating. desperate for the pensions they worked for and are owed by the british government, he is one of hundreds of yemeni men who came to work in the factories and foundries of the west midlands in the 1960s. when i was in britain, i did not ask for benefits or insurance. i relied on the sweat of my brow, and i do not know why this has happened to us. most of them worked in factories, foundries. a lot of them lost their hearing. a lot of them have lost limbs workin...

Organisers say they can�*t believe the amount londoners are ready to give. i�*m happy and sad and overwhelmed. and just before you arrive, i had the nervous breakdown, i was sitting upstairs and looking at the queue of people, queue of ordinary people like me and you, bringing something in the bags and wanting to support people who are struggling and suffering. a strike tomorrow on the london underground currently looks likely to go ahead. a second strike is planned for thursday, in a disput...

Good morning from bbc london. theres a tube strike on. it began at midnight and goes through until the end of tonight. transport for london is warning of "severe disruption" across all tube lines. the strike is by rmt union members — over proposed changes to pensions — and a cut in station staff. another strike is planned for thursday, and this is the advice from transport for london. for customers who can, id strongly recommend that they work at home. for others who do need to make journeys...

Economic catastrophe. critical infrastructure has been destroyed and its impossible for trade to pass through the countrys ports because of the fighting. but the government has received billions of pounds in emergency support from the eu, the imf and world bank to fund vital spending. we should be able to fulfil, as a government, to execute our key functions, to pay pensions, salaries, other protected expenditure, as well as support our army and fulfil our debt obligations. russias economy is al...

President biden doing this a lot. third thing is they really do want to put sanctions on russia. its no longer for deterrent. deterrent has failed. now its to punish and also to degrade the capability, the russian capability to pursue this war. these economic sanctions will hurt the russian economy. the economic sanctions will actually hurt russians as well. russian families. the sanctions on the big banks, which im sure were going to hear about, will have an effect on all russian families and t...

By the romani of hungary. alexei first haircut in exile. around 50 people a night sleep here, and the pensions club in the village of pushkar. my mother will like this, little girl announced. you did and layoffs run a guest house in a village near the border. they dont charge ukrainians a penny for accommodation or food. dont charge ukrainians a penny for accommodation orfood. we for accommodation or food. we feel so for accommodation orfood. we feel so sorry for them he told me. t provides a co...

Underground currently looks likely to go—ahead. a second strike is planned for thursday in a dispute overjob losses, pay, pensions and working conditions. transport for london says the action is "extremely disappointing," and insists no jobs will be lost as part of their proposals. and if you have concerns about the strike and how you�*ll get about this week, do get in touch with us. we�*d like to know your plans for getting around, and thoughts on the disruption. maybe you think the actio...

Are suspended today after thousands of workers began a 2a—hour strike. about 10,000 workers from the rail, maritime and transport union walked out at midnight in a dispute over jobs losses and pensions. last—ditch talks to avert the action broke up after only 20 minutes. the queen has been pictured hosting virtual audiences with ambassadors for the first time since her covid diagnosis. lets get the latest with our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. who has she been talking to? nothing o...

Salaries to people, even when the companies — salaries to people, even when the companies are _ salaries to people, even when the companies are not _ salaries to people, even when the companies are not operating. - salaries to people, even when the | companies are not operating. that means— companies are not operating. that means also— companies are not operating. that means also defending _ companies are not operating. that means also defending ukraine. . companies are not operating. that...