that was when the challenger went down. -11, 10... -9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [ cheers and applause ] -the weird thing is that you see that flash and you see that smoke coming up and it's like, "well -- well, that sucks. there's no sound." and then it's... [ rumbling ] ..."ba-boom." [ crowd cheering ] ♪ -you don't quite expect it to be as powerful. -107! -whoo! -107! -you feel your insides shaking and vibrating from this huge sound. ♪ it's hard not to cry. -for me, it's like "the star-spangled banner" playing.
final results are expected over the weekend. let's return to the election campaign here in the uk. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says the veteran labour mp, diane abbott, is free to stand for election in her north london constituency. it follows days of wrangling over her future, following suspension from the party over comments she made about how jewish, irish and traveller people, experience racism. she was re—admitted to labour on wednesday. ms abbott has yet to say, if she'll stand. say if she'll stand. helen catt reports. the story that's been rumbling on for most of this week has now come to a sort of conclusion after sir keir starmer said that diane abbott, a very long serving labour mp, she was the first black woman elected to parliament, is free to stand as a labour mp at this election. she had claimed she was being blocked by the party. so what we're waiting to hear from in the next few days is to hear from diane abbott herself. she hasn't commented publicly since sir keir starmer
diane abbott, is free to stand for election in her north london constituency. it follows days of wrangling over her future, following suspension from the party, over comments she made about how jewish, irish and traveller people, experience racism. she was re—admitted to labour on wednesday. ms abbott has yet to say, if she'll stand. here's our political correspondent, helen catt. the story that's been rumbling on for most of this week has now come to a sort of conclusion after sir keir starmer said that diane abbott, a very long—serving labour mp, she was the first black woman elected to parliament, is free to stand as a labour mp at this election. she had claimed she was being blocked by the party. so what we're waiting to hear from in the next few days is to hear from diane abbott herself. she hasn't commented publicly since sir keir starmer said this yesterday, so we're waiting to hear from her to confirm if she will indeed do so.
remain on policies and going forward, but scottish police have confirmed that they are assessing a new complaint over the former health secretary michael matheson�*s ipad data roaming bill. it is after viewers may recall he racked up an £11,000 there well overseas and just explain the background to this and whetherjohn swinney has commented on this today. it is whetherjohn swinney has commented on this today-— on this today. it is another day of the campaign _ on this today. it is another day of the campaign trail— on this today. it is another day of the campaign trail for— on this today. it is another day of the campaign trail for the - on this today. it is another day of the campaign trail for the snp i on this today. it is another day of. the campaign trail for the snp where they are having to speak about this ipad data roaming bill. it has been something which has been rumbling on for some time now. it relates to former health secretary michael matheson, who racked up an £11,000 data bill for his parliamentary ipad whilst he was on a family holiday to morocco in late 2022. these charges were initially fitted by the taxpayer, but mr mathieson later admitted his children had been using
Indonesia's remote Mount Ruang volcano erupted several times on Tuesday, authorities said, issuing the highest level of alert and ordering thousands of people to evacuate due to the threat of a tsunami from debris sliding into the sea.
-for the first two-plus minutes of the mission, with the solid rocket boosters attached, there's no option for abort. you have to wait till they're done and burned out and cut away. that's a death zone. no matter what happens in that scenario, you cannot do anything. that was when the challenger went down. -11, 10... -9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [ cheers and applause ] -the weird thing is that you see that flash and you see that smoke coming up and it's like, "well -- well, that sucks. there's no sound." and then it's... [ rumbling ] ..."ba-boom." [ crowd cheering ] ♪
capitalising on ukrainian troops finding themselves outnumbered waved when they ammunition. they have lost the east and turned back in february and the russians haven't stopped there. when he the rumbling of artillery, the majority of that fire is coming from the russians. if you are ukraine defending yourself or even hoping to liberate your territory, it certainly, that golfer kyiv in feel further away. that said, this is a sizeable intervention by the us should it be passed, the biggest one we would have seen yet and that would in theory give ukraine the tools and weapons to once again perhaps change momentum. but i think realistically, all this bill will do is keep ukraine in the fight. it will allow it once again try and suppress those russian advances and try to do something about the russian air superiority in east, where invading
concrete and glass, with little infrastructure like storm drains that could help it deal with a sudden influx of water. emergency services have been busy. this cat — using up one of its nine lives — had a lucky escape. graham satchell, bbc news. to the war in ukraine now and overnight a russian missile attack killed 17 people in the northern ukrainian city of chernihiv , while more than 70 others were injured. james waterhouse has more from in kyiv. bus passengers dive for cover after two missiles hit nearby. what follows is the haunting sounds of a third. low rumbling. in chernihiv, air strikes happen with little notice. russia tried and failed to take this city, but with its border only 60 miles away, the skies bring a constant threat.
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these delays have cost ukraine territory and soldiers, lives - these delays have cost ukraine. territory and soldiers, lives have been _ territory and soldiers, lives have been lost — territory and soldiers, lives have been lost because _ territory and soldiers, lives have been lost because of— territory and soldiers, lives have been lost because of this - territory and soldiers, lives havej been lost because of this waning aide where — been lost because of this waning aide where we _ been lost because of this waning aide where we have _ been lost because of this waning aide where we have seen - been lost because of this waningl aide where we have seen soldiers running _ aide where we have seen soldiers running low— aide where we have seen soldiers running low on _ aide where we have seen soldiers running low on artillery, - aide where we have seen soldiers running low on artillery, shells, l aide where we have seen soldiersl running low on artillery, shells, on bullets. _ running low on artillery, shells, on bullets, long—range _ running low on artillery, shells, on bullets, long—range missiles. - running low on artillery, shells, onl bullets, long—range missiles. when you are _ bullets, long—range missiles. when you are near— bullets, long—range missiles. when you are near the _ bullets, long—range missiles. when you are near the front _ bullets, long—range missiles. when you are near the front line - bullets, long—range missiles. when you are near the front line and - bullets, long—range missiles. when you are near the front line and youl you are near the front line and you hear _ you are near the front line and you hear the _ you are near the front line and you hear the constant _ you are near the front line and you hear the constant rumbling - you are near the front line and you hear the constant rumbling of- hear the constant rumbling of artillery. _ hear the constant rumbling of artillery. it's— hear the constant rumbling of artillery, it's always _ hear the constant rumbling of artillery, it's always striking, i hear the constant rumbling of. artillery, it's always striking, but it's a _ artillery, it's always striking, but it's a way— artillery, it's always striking, but it's a way for— artillery, it's always striking, but it's a way for either— artillery, it's always striking, but it's a way for either side - artillery, it's always striking, but it's a way for either side to - artillery, it's always striking, but it's a way for either side to try. artillery, it's always striking, but it's a way for either side to try to suppress— it's a way for either side to try to suppress the _ it's a way for either side to try to suppress the other, _ it's a way for either side to try to suppress the other, to try - it's a way for either side to try to suppress the other, to try and i it's a way for either side to try to . suppress the other, to try and make any kind _ suppress the other, to try and make any kind of— suppress the other, to try and make any kind of progress. _ suppress the other, to try and make any kind of progress. theoretically i any kind of progress. theoretically this us _ any kind of progress. theoretically this us package _ any kind of progress. theoretically this us package could _ any kind of progress. theoretically this us package could allow- any kind of progress. theoretically. this us package could allow ukraine to once _ this us package could allow ukraine to once again — this us package could allow ukraine to once again counterattack- this us package could allow ukraine to once again counterattack and - to once again counterattack and liberate — to once again counterattack and liberate. because _ to once again counterattack and liberate. because of— to once again counterattack and liberate. because of the - to once again counterattack and liberate. because of the sheer. to once again counterattack and - liberate. because of the sheer scale that the _ liberate. because of the sheer scale that the us — liberate. because of the sheer scale that the us can— liberate. because of the sheer scale that the us can offer, _ liberate. because of the sheer scale that the us can offer, because - liberate. because of the sheer scale that the us can offer, because of. that the us can offer, because of armoured — that the us can offer, because of armoured vehicles _ that the us can offer, because of armoured vehicles on _ that the us can offer, because of armoured vehicles on the - that the us can offer, because of. armoured vehicles on the munition site mentioned _ armoured vehicles on the munition site mentioned. we _ armoured vehicles on the munition site mentioned. we are _ armoured vehicles on the munition site mentioned. we are in - armoured vehicles on the munition site mentioned. we are in a - armoured vehicles on the munition site mentioned. we are in a periodj site mentioned. we are in a period right— site mentioned. we are in a period right now— site mentioned. we are in a period right now where _ site mentioned. we are in a period right now where ukraine _ site mentioned. we are in a period right now where ukraine is simplyl right now where ukraine is simply holding _ right now where ukraine is simply holding on. — right now where ukraine is simply holding on, russian _ right now where ukraine is simply holding on, russian soldiers - right now where ukraine is simply holding on, russian soldiers havej holding on, russian soldiers have taken _ holding on, russian soldiers have taken hundreds— holding on, russian soldiers have taken hundreds of— holding on, russian soldiers have taken hundreds of square - holding on, russian soldiers have l taken hundreds of square plumbers over the _ taken hundreds of square plumbers over the past— taken hundreds of square plumbers over the past few _ taken hundreds of square plumbers over the past few months. - taken hundreds of square plumbers over the past few months.- over the past few months. james waterhouse _ over the past few months. james waterhouse in _ over the past few months. james waterhouse in kyiv, _ over the past few months. james waterhouse in kyiv, just - over the past few months. james waterhouse in kyiv, just parker | over the past few months. james| waterhouse in kyiv, just parker in capri and gary o'donoghue in washington, thank you all.
escape. the tunnels and use them to esca e. �* , ., .,, escape. but even before those 28 ears escape. but even before those 28 years of _ escape. but even before those 28 years of division, _ escape. but even before those 28 years of division, the - 28 years of division, the tunnels down here harbour secrets. athena is taking me to one of the world war ii bomb shelters built into the u—bahn network. 0h, shelters built into the u—bahn network. oh, wow. shelters built into the u-bahn network. oh, wow.— shelters built into the u-bahn network. oh, wow. welcome to our bunker- _ network. oh, wow. welcome to our bunker. when _ network. oh, wow. welcome to our bunker. when and - network. oh, wow. welcome to our bunker. when and how - network. oh, wow. welcome to our bunker. when and how long would they have stay down here? as the war progressed, and especially as the americans joined the war, the americans bombed by day, the british bombed by day, the british bombed by day, the british bombed by night, and towards the battle of belen there was also street fighting. people were down here days on end. it's quite interesting because you can hear rumbling going past. you can hear rumbling going ast. ., ., , past. you get that big rumbling. _ past. you get that big rumbling, passing - past. you get that big i rumbling, passing noise past. you get that big - rumbling, passing noise all the time. ~ ., , ., , time. would they have been aware that _ time. would they have been aware that this _ time. would they have been aware that this bunker - time. would they have been aware that this bunker was l aware that this bunker was here? ., . aware that this bunker was | here?_ the here? you mean the... the passengers. _ here? you mean the... the passengers, yes. _ here? you mean the... the passengers, yes. yes, - here? you mean the... the - passengers, yes. yes, because this was used _ passengers, yes. yes, because this was used primarily - passengers, yes. yes, because this was used primarily by - this was used primarily by people who are in the transport