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Is quite extraordinary. >> the good fire just didnt stop. you are talking about hundreds of borders. it was an incredible tale of fortitude with quite terrible consequences. >> they honestly believed that they were going to be saved and you can see their despair at their frustration growing through these mobile phone clips over the number of days. >> but they realize that no one is coming back to save them, they come up with this desperate clad to meld their old convoy. to bust out of it themsel...

Are likely taking this time to reorganize before resuming a large-scale offensive. >> willie, last hour, a lot of fascinating insights from our panel. it really does look like it is a tale of two wars on the ground. the russians are stalled, starting to dig in. yet, from the air, from the skies, of course, pure terror for the ukrainian people. that, im sure, is what nato leaders are going to be hearing from president zelenskyy later. >> yeah, thats coming up tomorrow. that speech as the presiden...

Of the last act. and i just thought it was very interesting seeing it back to back with seeing ambulance, in which all the kinetic stuff is for show. you know, its flashy, but its not really telling you anything. but in this, it is helping tell the story. and its a really gripping chase sequence, that third act. ok, interesting. and your best out this week? yeah, again. ok, so paris 13th district, tale of modern love in the digital age. directorjacques audiard. noemie merlant is one of the stars...

How putin got into this. he probably consolidated his sycophant defense people, and his advisers have said, what if we go into ukraine? they said, oh, you want to go into ukraine? what a wonderful idea! well be able to roll through this country of 45 million people in about three seconds. well be greeted as liberators because the ukrainians love you, mister president putin. and also, they probably told him that nato is very divided, its a lot of differences. nato probably will fall apart rather ...

Connects russia with other areas in the south to continue their battle there. but, the next week or two will really show where this war goes. is russia digging in and hitting hard at civilian targets? can ukraine keep up their brave battle? can more military aid come to them? the next week or two really should tell the tale of where the story goes. jon: one analysis that i have seen from satellite imagery suggests that russians have been repulsed in their effort to try to encircle keep -- kyiv, ...

Its a tale of modern love and all the women take all their clothes off, and the man doesnt, and this is not the 1970s, and i was so angry and irritated by that that it really spoil my enjoyment of the film because it keeps happening over and over again. i might stop there because im actually still quite angry about that point. i think thats a valid criticism. and that really annoyed me because it looks fabulous, really interestingly shot. great performances. but then every time another woman too...

By moment, and also on their own side. >> yeah, you know, richard, its a tale of two wars, isnt it? you have the war crimes that the russians are committing against the ukrainian people. i mean, some of the images are stunning, a tank rolls around a corner, sees an elderly cupping, directs aim, blows him up, kills him. we heard intercepts yesterday of commanders sending the orders to destroy entire villages and kill the people there. thats one side of the war, and then you look at the ground war...

People who come through awful things, are they survivors, are they victims? in a sense that societies semantic that conversation. what it means, at the end of the day, when something awful happens, it is the focus on the individuals. and its individuals that need help. the long tale of these tragedies is to reiterate a mental health pill. that is really an important area where we need to put more resources, more national resource, more government resorts, more charity resource when something awf...

Interesting to think since the 19305, interesting to think since the 1930s, something significant like that. will smith says he s resigning from the body that awards the oscars following his attack on chris rock at this year s ceremony. the actor said he was heartbroken by his actions which were "shocking, painful, and inexcusable. so what does this mean for will smith? thats a question i put to peter bowes, our la correspondent. well, you know, i think this takes the sting out of the tale to so...

And found it a little bit tricky to do. but also, i think thats kind of a good thing, too. and i was saying how its chopped up into these chapters, and theyre all numbered in order, and i thought that was going to make it a really tricky, tedious watch because youd be counting them down. but actually, theres nothing tedious about it — it flies by. and the chapter thing makes it feel like like a literary conceit — because its12 chapters, with a prologue and epilogue. and you think at the begi...