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have also— issue you are dealing with. and you have also got to recognise that supply— have also got to recognise that supply chains are very embedded with china _ supply chains are very embedded with china if_ supply chains are very embedded with china if you _ supply chains are very embedded with china. if you want to play hardball with china, — china. if you want to play hardball with china, you had better have an alternative — with china, you had better have an alternative because this is going to make _ alternative because this is going to make the _ alternative because this is going to make the russian situation we have i’ili'it make the russian situation we have right now— make the russian situation we have right now look like a walk in the park _ right now look like a walk in the ark. �* , , park. let's finish with the telegraph- _ park. let's finish with the telegraph. story - park. let's finish with the telegraph. story at - park. let's finish with the telegraph. story at the l park. let's finish with the - telegraph. story at the bottom - telegraph. story at the bottom — nasa maps out travel to mars and beyond. first, ali, we are heading back to the moon for the first time in 50 years, not with apollo, but without artemis, taking off tomorrow at 1333 bst if the weather is good enough. at 1333 bst if the weather is good enou:h. . �* , , at 1333 bst if the weather is good enou:h. . h , ., ., enough. that's right, they are going to establish a _ enough. that's right, they are going to establish a permanent _ enough. that's right, they are going to establish a permanent presence i enough. that's right, they are going i to establish a permanent presence on the moon— to establish a permanent presence on the moon and then go out further to mars _ the moon and then go out further to mars and _ the moon and then go out further to mars and other planets. i thought we had messed up our own planet enough, to be honest. _ had messed up our own planet enough, to be honest, and that we have enough — to be honest, and that we have enough to— to be honest, and that we have enough to deal with here. but such is the _ enough to deal with here. but such is the desire for scientific discovery, which is insatiable, that i discovery, which is insatiable, that i wish _
and one for most of the state openings of parliament throughout her majesty's rain. it is a very famous chill that up there we see it as something so associated with the queen it actually dates back much earlier and was made for the coronation of king george iv in 1820 ijy coronation of king george iv in 1820 by the royal goldsmiths. the set with 1333 diamonds. 169 freshwater pearls and it is a very, very beautiful... it pearls and it is a very, very beautiful. . ._ beautiful... it is not particularly... - beautiful... it is not particularly... is - beautiful... it is not| particularly... isjust beautiful... it is not - particularly... isjust an beautiful... it is not _ particularly. .. isjust an object particularly... is just an object thatis particularly... is just an object that is a very historic duel that we very much associated with the queen on something, they say, that we have seen her wear on many occasions. another thing the queen mother to waive its brooches? there is an australian brooch in particular you would like to tell us about. yet the mac that is vital that there are number approach is going to be undismayed windsor castle. these are her personaljewel so it is very special for us be able to display them in one of them is a diamond, them in one of them is a diamond, the nationalflower of them in one of them is a diamond, the national flower of australia.
wants to take for a land corridor. principally between two areas, crimea and eastern ukraine it already controls, regarded as the minimum president putin would want to take away from this war. at the other end, murray europol. the city bombarded —— mariupol. besieged. a byword now for human suffering in ukraine. the fighting their has now reached the city centre, a city centre which, it said, no longer exists. it has been smashed. to smithereens. lister set. —— lyse doucet. the number of civilian dead in this war following russia's invasion rises steadily by the day. the united nations says at least 816 civilians have been killed and 1,333 have been wounded. in ukraine, every part of life has been disrupted and changed, for everyone from newborns to pensioners. jeremy bowen's been seeing it for himself. behind their statistics
brutal shelling has begun. . the civilian population is suffering. _ there is shelling alli around ukraine now. i want to save the lives i of my children because we have suffered already. we travelled throughl the whole of ukraine. there is no safe space any more. in lviv, they've placed these children's strollers in a central square. one for each child killed so far in this war. 109 young lives gone, and more threatened with each passing hour. fergal keane, bbc news, lviv. the number of civilian dead in this warfollowing russia's invasion rises steadily by the day. the united nations says at least 816 civilians have been killed and 1,333 have been wounded. overnight in kharkiv in the east, at least one person died when a university building and two blocks of flats were shelled. and in the capital, kyiv, one person was killed
the united nations says at least 816 civilians have been killed and 1,333 have been wounded. overnight in karkiv in the east, at least one person died, when a university building and two blocks of flats were shelled. and in the capital, kyiv, one person was killed, after a missile was shot down, with the debris landing in a residential area. in ukraine, every part of life has been disrupted and changed for everyone from newborns to pensioners. jeremy bowen's been seeing it for himself behind the statistics of damage and destruction are addresses like this one in kyiv. and people like olena. she is here to see what can be salvaged from the wreckage of her daughter's tiny flat in a block that was badly damaged, three days ago. look, she says, a fragment of a rocket. luckily, everyone was
the south that russia wants to take for a land corridor principally between two areas, crimea and eastern ukraine, it already controls. that is regarded as the minimum president putin would want to take away from this war. at the other end, mariupol. the city bombarded, besieged, a byword now for human suffering in ukraine. the fighting there has now reached the city centre — a city centre which, it said, no longer exists. it has been smashed to smithereens. lyse doucet reporting. the number of civilian deaths in this war continues to rise steadily by the day. the united nations says at least 816 civilians have been killed and 1,333 have been wounded. every part of life has been disrupted and changed across ukraine. jeremy bowen reports. behind their statistics of damage and destruction
operation which is russia's words. they're also helping to spread misinformation that russia is putting out there about the war. i guess for china is the calculation in the end. they do not want to necessarily side with america, they don't want to give america a diplomatic win because they agree with russia, they want to stop the domination of america. but also china may think increasingly identifying with a country that's becoming a pariah state might not be an ideal situation. in the end china is probably thinking they would rather be friends with the enemy of my enemy. the number of civilian dead in this warfollowing russia's invasion, rises steadily by the day. the united nations says at least 816 civilians have been killed and 1,333 have been wounded. in ukraine, every part of life has been disrupted
until victory.— they have to keep fighting untilvicto . . ., until victory. have you thought about leaving _ until victory. have you thought about leaving it _ until victory. have you thought about leaving it all? _ until victory. have you thought about leaving it all? well, - about leaving it all? well, currently _ about leaving it all? well, currently no, _ about leaving it all? well, currently no, i _ about leaving it all? well, currently no, i want - about leaving it all? well, currently no, i want to - about leaving it all? well, | currently no, i want to stay for as long as possible because i want to cover the situation on the ground as much as i can. she is editor in chief of the ukrainian website press. the number of civilian dead in this war following russia's invasion, rises steadily by the day. the united nations says at least 816 civilians have been killed and 1,333 have been wounded. in ukraine, every part of life has been disrupted and changed for everyone from newborns to pensioners. jeremy bowen's been seeing it for himself. behind their statistics of damage and destruction are addresses like this one in kyiv. and people like 0lena.
it already controls. that is regarded as the minimum president putin would want to take away from this war. at the other end, mariupol. the city bombarded, besieged, a byword now for human suffering in ukraine. the fighting there has now reached the city centre — a city centre which, it said, no longer exists. it's been smashed to smithereens. the number of civilian deaths in this war continues to rise steadily by the day. the united nations says at least 816 civilians have been killed and 1,333 have been wounded. every part of life has been disrupted and changed across ukraine. jeremy bowen reports. behind their statistics of damage and destruction are addresses like kotelnikova 80 in kyiv. and people like 0lena.