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In the war with russia. in an open letter, waters — who is an anti—war advocate — accused ultra—nationalists in ukraine of provoking russia. he said the west was prolonging the bloodshed by arming ukraine, but failed to mention russias role in starting the conflict. a category three tropical storm has made landfall in the philippines. super typhoon noru has been lashing the eastern parts of the country with high winds and torrential rain. thousands of evacuations are under way, including...

A category three tropical storm has made landfall in the philippines. super typhoon noru has been lashing the eastern parts of the country with high winds and torrential rain. thousands of evacuations are under way, including in parts of the main island of luzon. president ferdinand marcos junior has suspended work and classes for monday. 0ur correspondent laura bicker has more from manila. super typhoon noru crashed into the main island of the philippines. winds up to 180 mph. there are fears o...

Whose rapid intensification caught forecasters by surprise. the super typhoon is the strongest storm to hit the philippines this year, with winds of more than 200 miles per hour. super typhoon noru crashed into the main island of the philippines. winds gusted up to 180 mph. there are fears of coastal surges. the torrential rain is already causing river levels to rise. red cross volunteers worked their way through low—lying neighbourhoods, ushering the vulnerable to safety. this country is used...

A category three tropical storm has made landfall. super typhoon noru has been lashing the eastern parts of the country with high winds and torrential rain. thousands of evacuations are under way, including in parts of the main island of luzon. president ferdinand marcos junior has suspended work and classes for monday. our correspondent laura bicker has more, from manila: super typhoon noru crashed into the main island of the philippines, which is home to more than 64 million people. there are ...

Into this super typhoon to just 24—hour is. wins have been gusting in some places up to i80 24—hour is. wins have been gusting in some places up to 180 mph, but the main issue is rainfall. very low lying areas are being affected by flooding, we are hearing in areas like san miguel where people have been rescued from their roofs. so we are trying to get an idea and a picture of what is going on. i have been speaking closely to the red cross here in the philippines, they have volunteers out in...

Know really for sure what are the damages. were providing services in our 24/7 emergency rooms. we have four of them. and people are not coming to the health centers because we know theres no way to pass through the roads that are blocked with trees and poles. its been very difficult in our region. >> so you talk about power outages. we talked about this record amount of rain. record river levels right now, the flooding that is really devastating much of the area, and now you have damage to some...

Half of the area. as much as half a metre of rain could fall in less than 24 our is. this area is very mountainous and the danger will then be of landslides and even more so of flooding. there is too much water coming down for the rivers to handle, so the japanese government has told nearly 3 million people they need to leave their homes and head to local evacuation centres. this morning, thousands began to heed that advice, but hundreds of thousands more will likely choose to ignore that advice...

This morning, thousands began to heed that advice, but hundreds of thousands more will likely choose to ignore that advice and ride out the storm at home. it will be a very tense night for them and for the authorities. river levels across kyuushuu and southern honshu are expected to peak sometime in the next 12 hours, putting japans flood defences under severe strain. it would only take one breach for towns to be inundated in minute, giving people no time to evacuate. japan is used to typhoons, ...

So of flooding. there is now too much water coming down for the rivers to handle, so the japanese government has told nearly 3 million people they need to leave their homes and head to local evacuation centres. this morning, thousands began to heed that advice, but hundreds of thousands more will likely choose to ignore that advice and ride out the storm at home. it will be a very tense night for them and for the authorities. river levels across kyushu and southern honshu are expected to peak so...

But hundreds of thousands more will likely choose to ignore that advice and ride out the storm at home. it will be a very tense night for them and for the authorities. river levels across the area and southern honshu are expected to peak sometime in the next 12 hours, putting japans flood defences under severe strain. it would only take one breach for towns to be inundated in minute, giving people no time to escape. japan is used to typhoons, but the storms are getting bigger and more frequent, ...