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you blame the russian soldiers and putin. what did you think of russians before this? since 2014, i felt they were bastards but i didnt want to believe in that. 2014 was the year russia invaded and annexed crimea. 2022, the rest of ukraine came under attack. why do you think the russians hit this hotel? i cant explain this, there were no military, no mercenaries, no terrorists, no ukrainian nazis. there was no one like that here. will russians ever be allowed to come back here and stay...

To face far weaker Russian Defences ahead. Ukraine says its forces are making gains in the south of the country and has recently expanded its units towards the strategic town of tokmak, which is a Logistical Centre for russian forces. Last week, ukraines military said it had captured the village of robotyne, in the zaporizhzhia region, amid a counteroffensive that is yielding incremental gains. Sources in the Ukrainian Army have confirmed the breakthrough to the bbc. An adviser to president zele...

for comment and has not offered a response. yesterday, it emerged a police officer from the prime ministers protection team had been arrested and bailed in connection with similar allegations. here is our political editor chris mason. this was the prime minister in suffolk visiting a nuclear power plant. wherever he goes he has close protection officers out a view nearby. i was tipped off to that one of them had put thats on the timing of the general election, the mitch bolton believe ...

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So i think well still find out the full extent of the damage over the many days, weeks and months to come. and in terms of how the fires were able to spread, are there factors specific to hawaii that made them spread so quickly and become so deadly? you know, hawaii is not traditionally perceived through the lens of visitors and others as an area thats prone to wildfires. i think we commonly think of hurricanes or sea level rise, even tsunamis, as a factor of a disaster threat and wildfires just...

Death and destruction, but out of it came heroes and hope. sophie long, bbc news, maui. live now to dr douglas kelley — from the uk centre for ecology and hydrology — and who was the lead analyst for a un report last year, predicting a global increase in wildfire activity. welcome to the programme. we will talk about hawaii are specifically in a moment but if we could talk about that report first of all, you talked about this huge increase in the number of extreme fires. some of the number o...

July we have had a tropical storm and in august we had a hurricane which is pretty strong, so this is something that we always keep watching, this hurricane developed following el nino.- this hurricane developed following el nino. there was about 9096 _ following el nino. there was about 9096 less _ following el nino. there was about 9096 less rainfall i following el nino. there was about 9096 less rainfall in i about 90% less rainfall in hawaii recently than in central areas, there really dry c...

Changing, it is different from before, and we do see more and more wildfire activity, temperature rise, sea level rise, we have more hurricane activity, we have more droughts. so they are all adding together. we droughts. so they are all adding together. we have also seen these _ adding together. we have also seen these kind _ adding together. we have also seen these kind of— adding together. we have also seen these kind of devastating wildfires in other parts of the globe, hitting the western...

Very high to extreme fire danger is forecast through Aug. 11 for areas along the I-35 corridor between Dallas, Waco, Austin and San Antonio.