Here is president zelensky and his wife olena being welcomed by Prime Ministerjustin trudeau. There is full day of events, including talks with Business Leaders and members of the large Ukrainian Community in ukraine. He will also give a speech to the Canadian Parliament in ottawa. Mr zelensky flew from washington where he held talks at the white house. President biden has approved Security Assistance for kyiv valued at 325 million dollars. It includes upgrades to air defences, but not the long range missiles president zelensky has been requesting. Anti government protests are again taking place in the armenian capital, yerevan, amid anger over azerbaijans defeat this week of Ethnic Armenian separatists in the enclave of nagorno karabakh. For a third day, Opposition Groups are calling for the resignation of the Prime Minister. The latest protests come after the two sides held peace talks yesterday. Our correspondent in the region, rayhan demytrie, is following developments from neighbouring georgia she gave me this update. Well, so far it appears that the ceasefire is holding, although earlier today we heard a statement from azerbaijans president ial adviser who said that azerbaijan was preparing to offer an amnesty for Karabakh Armenian Fighters who agree to lay down their arms. That announcement came, according to azerbaijan, amidst reports that some military units, karabakh, Armenian Military units, have refused to lay down their arms and they pledged to continue their resistance to Azerbaijani Forces. The humanitarian situation is really critical and difficult in the regional capital, stepanakert. Thousands of people who were displaced by these conflict since Azerbaijani Forces took control of some of those villages close to the front line. So those people spent the night in schools, churches, very little food. Although today, azerbaijan says that it sent several trucks with humanitarian aid, mainly food supplies, and ran every day. This week weve seen these protests taking place in yerevan. Some of them have got a little bit violent. We saw some Stun Grenades earlier in the week and definitely scuffles. Theres a lot of anger there. Can you explain to us why there is that level of anger, what the protests are about . Well, the protests in yerevan are mainly kind of to you know, people are really angry at the Prime Minister, nikol pashinyan, for handling this crisis. Theyre demanding his resignation. Theyre demanding to open up a humanitarian corridor for Karabakh Armenians so that those who want to flee can come to armenia. We were getting mixed messages, actually, from the armenian authorities. So yesterday the armenian Prime Minister said that he didnt see any threat to the security of Karabakh Armenians. But nevertheless, armenia was prepared to receive up to 40,000 refugees. He said that places were already ready. Going back to the protests in yerevan, that anger is also aimed at russia. A lot of people in armenia feel that russia had betrayed them, that karabakh is lost. And this is an extremely painful issue for many armenians because they consider it their historic homeland. The bbc is investigating a claim that comedian exposed himself to a woman, and then joked about the incident on his bbc radio 2 show. Its alleged to have happened in 2008, in los angeles. The woman did not work for the bbc but was employed in the building where the presenter whos denied any wrongdoing recorded his show. Graham satchell reports. Russell brand is facing a series of Sexual Assault allegations, including rape and emotional abuse. The latest is said to have happened in this building in los angeles in 2008, where the broadcaster was recording an episode of his radio 2 programme. A woman, who the bbc is calling 0livia, claims brand exposed himself to her in this bathroom. Brand then laughed about the alleged incident minutes later on his show with his co host, matt morgan. What made the bbc think that was appropriate to go out like that . Ijust dont understand why they didnt investigate this much sooner, given the raunchy, outrageous bits. In a statement, the bbc said. Russell brands co presenter at the time, matt morgan, has also issued a statement. He says. Its the Russell Brand show and heres your host, i am. The latest claims follow an investigation by The Sunday Times and channel 4s dispatches programme, in which four women allege they were sexually assaulted by Russell Brand between 2006 and 2013. He has denied those claims but has not responded to this latest allegation. Graham satchell, bbc news. Police investigating the death of ten year old sara sharif release new pictures of her. She was found dead at her home in woking last month. Detectives are hoping the images will bring new information about her and her family. A smiling sara sharif, seen here in a picture much more recent than those we had seen before. Surrey police have released the image and a School Photograph in the hope more people will come forward with information about her and her family. Both pictures show her wearing a headscarf, as she usually did in the last few months before her death. The ten year old was found dead six weeks ago at her family home in woking. She was found to have what prosecutors called a constellation of injuries which police said were multiple and extensive. Her uncle, faisal malik, Herfather Urfan Sharif and her stepmother Beinash Batool appeared via video link at the old bailey on tuesday charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. The three left the country for pakistan the day before sara was sent dead. The three left the country for pakistan the day before sara was found dead. They flew back last wednesday but without saras five siblings, who are currently in care of the pakistani government. They were arrested on friday and face trial next september. Detectives say the investigation into the death of sara is very active and they are keen to hear from anyone with any information, no matter how insignificant, which would help piece together a picture of saras life. They say members of the public have already helped but they would like more people to come forward, and they hope the two new pictures showing sara in a headscarf will help to jog peoples memories. Daniel sandford, bbc news. Police have found a large quantity of fentanyl and other drugs hidden under a trapdoor in a nursery in the bronx in new york. These photos show bags filled with enough drugs to kill half a million people. Police had been tipped off about the stash after one year old Nicholas Dominici died of a suspected Drug Overdose last friday at the nursery. Three other children were admitted to hospital after being exposed to the powerful drug. The nursery� s owner and her tenant have been charged with running a drug operation resulting in death and face lifetime in prison. We allege that the defendants poisoned four babies, and killed one of them, because they were running a drug operation from a daycare centre. A daycare centre. A place where children should be kept safe, not surrounded by a drug that could kill them in an instant. When Law Enforcement officers searched the daycare, they found a large quantity of fentanyl, and machinery used to press and package narcotics for distribution. In particular they found a brick of fentanyl, about one kilogram in weight, right on top of childrens playmats in the daycare� s closet. The story is still very much in the headlines in the us. Cbs news correspondent jared hill brought me up to date from new york. Something people could not really imagine happening here. A one year old dying in a day care because there was fentanyl being keptin because there was fentanyl being kept in the facility. Weve heard there is another Court Date Set up for the two people in custody so far but police are also still looking for a third person here, the husband of this Daycare Owner and there are some questions at least according to Law Enforcement around whether she had been helping him to escape after all of this happened. Remember, what youre learning here according to the new York Police Department is when this all happened that she apparently made three phone calls, two of them were to her husband and then one was 2911, to the Law Enforcement, to get them to in and check on the children who are unresponsive. 0ne check on the children who are unresponsive. One was to 911. Police are questioning whether she helped him to escape at one point because there was apparently evidence that he went into the Daycare Facility before one enforcement got there and then left with double bags full of something, what that is they do not know and well that he went they also do not know. And where he went they also do not know. Around the world and across the uk. This is bbc news. Lets look at some other stories making news. Labour says it will give more powers to britains economic watchdog if it wins the next election, to prevent a recurrence of liz truss� s ill fated mini budget. It means the Office For Budget Responsibility would have to work with ministers on any tax and spending changes. The government said labour is on a Destructive Path towards increased borrowing and higher inflation. The uks Competition Watchdog has suggested it could clear a new deal that would allow microsoft to buy the games company, Activision Blizzard. The Competition And Markets Authority previously blocked the takeover because of concerns it would give microsoft too much control of the online video game streaming sector. The regulator says the latest offer appears to address those concerns. Youre live with bbc news. Returning to ukraine. A fire caused In Sevastopol. Residents are bein uraed caused In Sevastopol. Residents are being urged to caused In Sevastopol. Residents are being urged to avoid caused In Sevastopol. Residents are being urged to avoid the caused In Sevastopol. Residents are being urged to avoid the city caused In Sevastopol. Residents are being urged to avoid the city centre| being urged to avoid the city centre and stay indoors. Lets bring you the very latest from a correspondent who was in kyiv. It the very latest from a correspondent who was in kym who was in kyiv. It seems like certainly if who was in kyiv. It seems like certainly if we who was in kyiv. It seems like certainly if we go who was in kyiv. It seems like certainly if we go on who was in kyiv. It seems like certainly if we go on the who was in kyiv. It seems like l certainly if we go on the verified footage that we are seeing, it appears that russias Black Sea Naval HeadquartersIn Sevastopol has been directly hit. If we go on what the officials are saying, they blamed falling debris but the images suggest this is a direct hit. We do not know the further implications, in terms of who was in the but this is a place where russia has really asserted its dominance. It is the Black Sea Fleet from which it has launched Missile Strikes across ukraine, Blockading Ports and this is a pen ensure that russia annexed backin is a pen ensure that russia annexed back in 2014, almost a cornerstone of the invasion and i think regardless of whether kyiv claims responsibility for this one, it did last week when it hit a dry dock with british Supply Missiles destroying a submarine and a warship, its clear ukraine is continuing with the strategy of trying to target sites in crimea to trying to target sites in crimea to try to undermine the occupation but also to support its continued counteroffensive further north by frustrating russian operations. Doctors on the front lines of treated more than 20,000 wounded soldier since russias full scale invasion in fabry 2022 and many of them are amputees. From south eastern ukraine, here is our report. Each person brought under a blanket is a husband or a son. This is the pain of a generation. Staff here treat 50 100 new casualties every day. Treat 50 100 new casualties every da. �. ,. , treat 50 100 new casualties every da. ,. , day. Another badly wounded soldier has ust day. Another badly wounded soldier has just been day. Another badly wounded soldier hasjust been brought day. Another badly wounded soldier hasjust been brought in. Day. Another badly wounded soldier hasjust been brought in. He day. Another badly wounded soldier hasjust been brought in. He is day. Another badly wounded soldier hasjust been brought in. He is in i hasjust been brought in. He is in his 20s and one of his legs has already been amputated. This is where you can see the cost of the war, the cost for soldiers, the cost for ukraine, and there is no let up, the casualties keep coming. Ukraine now has an army the casualties keep coming. Ukraine now has an army of the casualties keep coming. Ukraine now has an army of amputees. The casualties keep coming. Ukraine now has an army of amputees. In i the casualties keep coming. Ukraine | now has an army of amputees. In the First Six Months of this year alone, a staggering 15,000 have lost limbs. Most are fighters, like patient 159. Who has lost a leg. This doctor and her colleagues have comforted many like him. We her colleagues have comforted many like him. ~. , ~. , ~. Like him. We talk to them. We cheer them u. Like him. We talk to them. We cheer them un we like him. We talk to them. We cheer them up. We hold like him. We talk to them. We cheer them up. We hold our like him. We talk to them. We cheer them up. We hold our hands. Like him. We talk to them. We cheer them up. We hold our hands. We like him. We talk to them. We cheer i them up. We hold our hands. We feed them. If it is a young man, i treat him like a son. At the front line is right here in the hospital. We do our duty. Right here in the hospital. We do our du. , right here in the hospital. We do our du. ,. , right here in the hospital. We do ourdu. ,. , , our duty. That means doing surgery around the clock. Our duty. That means doing surgery around the clock. Mangled our duty. That means doing surgery around the clock. Mangled by around the clock. Mangled by landmines and shells. They have 50 operating rooms year but say it is not enough. For the hospital director, the wounded are more than patients. You are a hero, says this doctor. This man is 38 and days before lost to both of his legs. The inuries before lost to both of his legs. The injuries are before lost to both of his legs. Tue injuries are very before lost to both of his legs. Tte injuries are very severe. Before lost to both of his legs. Tte injuries are very severe. Im before lost to both of his legs. Tte injuries are very severe. Im very glad that he survived. This was caused by a mine explosion. Unfortunately his friends are no longer alive. Unfortunately his friends are no longeralive. D0 unfortunately his friends are no longer alive longer alive. Do you see many atients longer alive. Do you see many patients with longer alive. Do you see many patients with severe longer alive. Do you see many patients with severe injuries i longer alive. Do you see many l patients with severe injuries like this . Patients with severe inuries like this . � , patients with severe injuries like this . � war patients with severe injuries like this . War is this . All, he says. War is frightening. This . All, he says. War is frightening, says this . All, he says. War is frightening, says the this . All, he says. War is frightening, says the soldier. Only a fool would not be scared. What more can i say . Bullets whistle, mines explode. Sometimes there is panic. And sometimes there is trauma. It cannot be put into words. Horror that cannot be unseen. More than 20,000 injured soldiers have passed through these doors in europes newest war, a Conveyor Belt of broken bodies. In 2000 of them have been amputees. Even when the fighting is over, for many, the battle will last a lifetime. Another incredibly moving report. Scientists and star gazers will have their eyes on the skies above the us state of utah this weekend. A capsule containing rocks and dust from an asteroid is due to plummet from space at more than 15 times the speed of a rifle bullet. It took four years to reach the asteroid and collect the samples, which could give vital clues about the formation of our planet, more than four billion years ago. 0ur Science EditorRebecca Morelle has the details. With its boulder strewn terrain, it tops nasas list of space rocks that pose a danger to our planet. But it could also shed light on our very beginnings. So nasa decided to get up close and personal with it. After a two year journey captured on camera, this was the moment the 0siris Rex Spacecraft collected a sample in a smash and grab that lasted just five seconds. These bit