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Well. thank you. liz truss there, the use pay - well. thank you. liz truss | there, the use pay foreign secretary, a quick few words with her reflections on the events that happened over the last 30 minutes. extraordinary moments, emotional of course for the families and for all the people involved in those negotiations. our reporter, our correspondent simonjones was at the airbase when she landed. he spoke a short while ago. family members are here. richard ratliff is here ready to greet his wi...

The ukrainians have a lesson for us all to learn from, on freedoms, and we have to be committed to show that we have to be committed to show that we can live up to their hopes and aspirations. from bloomberg, you are next. if i aspirations. from bloomberg, you are next. .., aspirations. from bloomberg, you are next. _, ., aspirations. from bloomberg, you are next. ., ., , ., next. if i could ask a question in enilish next. if i could ask a question in english of _ next. if i could ask a question...

Written but we also have to think about vaccines in the easing of reflections. the most vulnerable are about to get up booster as part of the spring campaign for the over 75 is. if you look at other countries, places like denmark, they had a sharp rise in ba2 which has now come back down, so i think the anticipation is it will do the same but we have to monitor the figures closely. the war in ukraine has triggered questions about where our energy comes from, as europe tries to reduce its depende...

For the whole country. she listens well, she gets the whole picture, has great respect for the rule of law, i think she has the whole package. unanimous consent that that article be put into the record. any reflections? >> well that was very moving. thank you, senator, for reading his lovely remarks. its exactly who i know judge sally and to be, always eloquent, always insightful. he is someone that you someone that ive admired my entire professional life. he taught me how to look at

Republicans in maricopa and pima county, the two largest counties in arizona didnt vote for trump. they voted republican but not for trump. 50,000 in wisconsin. both of those states, you know, that was much more than the margin that he lost by. pennsylvania, he ran 60,000 votes behind. and it was republican and independent defectors in the suburbs. you cant run behind the republican ticket and win the national raves. >> i heard you say that despite all of the misgivings and the reflections you h...

For the whole country. she listens well, gets the whole picture, has great respect for the rule of law. i think she has the whole package. unanimous consent that be put in the record. so, any reflections on judge sellia? >> oh, well, that was very moving. thank you. senator for reading his lovely remarks. its exactly who i know judge sellia to be always eloquent, always insightful. and im so flattered by his -- by his admiration because hes someone i have admired my entire professional life. he ...

And there was a family, a mother and four children from sumi, a place we have been hearing a lot about in the news. 0ne have been hearing a lot about in the news. one has this strange picture here and people just coming one after another, each of them with a different story from another corner of ukraine. ., ., , _, of ukraine. you have been covering that art of ukraine. you have been covering that part of — of ukraine. you have been covering that part of the _ of ukraine. you have been coveri...

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International isolation. but from the kremlin, no hint of regret. and putin knows that many russians do still trust him because he controls the media here and the messaging. many here still believe he is taking russia in the right direction, even if that means confrontation and conflict. steve rosenberg, bbc news, st petersburg. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet has been in the ukrainian capital kyiv since the start of the invasion. shejoins us now. today, what are your reflectio...

The media here and the messaging. without that, it would be much harder to convince his people that he is taking russia in the right direction. steve rosenberg, bbc news, st petersburg. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, has been in the ukrainian capital, kyiv, since the start of the invasion. shejoins us now. lyse, your reflections today, after a month an unimaginable suffering in this country? well, this entire programme tells all of us that this has been a month like no other...