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police say they entered the country from texas to sell clothes at a flee market in the city of montamorenos, before the kidnapping. polo, what is the latest. >> reporter: they left a small town right at the u.s./mexico border, two of the three women resided in that town. they crossed the border at mission texas and then as you mentioned they were heading to the city. these are they are named marina ped rose and their friend. so the husband of one of the two sisters last spoke to them over that weekend after february 24th according to investigators. she grew increasingly worried when he was unable to get in touch with them and that is when he turned to investigators there in texas on the 27th of
inside. the deputy mayor points out there are two districts of downtown that are completely without communication. they started to evacuate them on the 27th of february, he says, at the height of the evacuations there were five to 600 a day managing to get out of the town. they are down to five to ten a day. that tells you about the desperate plight of the civilians trapped inside partly because of the access routes have been badly hit these last few days. so some civilians managing to get out, but many still trapped and really what is a picture of hell, amara. >> and ukraine is looking towards rebuilding. they are plan to use seized russian assets to do it. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. what we have been hearing is from the deputy prime minister of ukraine this morning holding a press conference in lviv where leaders are talking about war crimes and also speaking to the potential reconstruction of
frequent showers to the east of the pennines. breaks from time to time, favoured spots once again western scotland, highs of 9 degrees. towards the end of the day we could see a rash of showers into the far south—east. that's a frontal system that will continue to ease away steadily south and west. high—pressure stays with us throughout the remainder of the week. from wednesday onwards it is the beginning of march so the first day of meteorological spring and it looks likely it will be business as usual. we keep the dry, settled, and relatively sunny weather. and that's bbc news at ten on monday the 27th of february. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now its time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, but from the ten team, it's goodnight.
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by the court here today. the two brothers will now stay in custody until the 27th of february. prosecutors will have until then to bring charges against them or to ask a judge to extend their detention once again. lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest. and finally — an update on a story we covered for you yesterday — about a tiny, but potentially deadly radioactive capsule, that was lost in the vast western australian outback more than two weeks ago. well, it's now been found, despite it being about the size of a pea. a huge search operation has been underway after the capsule had fallen off the back of a lorry along a 1,400 km long road. authorities said search crews had "quite literally found the needle in the haystack". the co—hosts of the 2023 women's football world cup australia and new zealand have asked the sport's governing body fifa to "urgently clarify" reports
men and a new legal adviser has been brought in by the tate brothers from a us law firm. she was in court today and has been arguing their continued detention without charges, without any previous criminal record is a violation of international human rights law. that has been rejected by the court here today. the two brothers will now stay in custody until the 27th of february. prosecutors will happen until then to bring charges against them or to ask a judge to extend their detention once again. lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest. pope francis has celebrated mass in kinshasa — the capital of the democratic republic of congo — on the first leg of his trip to africa. the country is the continent's most catholic nation — and hundreds of thousands are believed to have gathered at n'dolo airport to hear the pope speak. delivering his homily, he urged christians engaged in conflict in the war—torn country
hands who is running the show. we shouldn't be attracting the same level of attention for our prime minister, i would say, once chris hipkins is in the role. jacinda ardern was extraordinary and she has made a difference and she hasjust been so widely admired by many around the world, as well as in new zealand. the social media influencer andrew tate and his brother tristan are to stay in custody until the 27th of february after a romanian court extended their police detention. the pair are being held while police investigate allegations of trafficking and rape, which they both deny. meanwhile, teenage girls have told the bbc how the brothers contacted them online, apparently using a standard formula. our correspondent lucy williamson sent this report from bucharest. andrew tate
the social media influencer andrew tate and his brother tristan are to stay in custody until the 27th of february after a romanian court extended their police detention. the pair are being held while police investigate allegations of trafficking and rape, which both deny. meanwhile, teenage girls have told the bbc how the brothers contacted them online, apparently using a standard formula. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson sent this report from bucharest. andrew tate and his brother tristan still draw the spotlight, even behind the walls of a romanian detention centre. today, bucharest�*s main court extended their detention for another month, until the 27th of february. the tates' lawyers said prosecutors had not presented any new evidence. any evidence prosecutors may have against andrew tate or his brother is still a well—guarded secret.
we're talking about deeply conservative states like kentucky, also kansas. and so i think that has actually empowered the pro—choice movement. and they think that actually what it comes when it comes down to it, not all americans are on the same page that many americans don't agree with roe v wade being overturned. the social media influencer andrew tate and his brother tristan are to stay in custody until the 27th of february after a romanian court extended their police detention. the pair are being held while police investigate allegations of trafficking and rape, which both deny. meanwhile, teenage girls have told the bbc how the brothers contacted them online, apparently using a standard formula. our correspondent lucy williamson sent this report from bucharest. what have they told you? you don't normally need an american diplomat to tell you what andrew tate is thinking. and the consul general wasn't here to talk,
brother in romania is to be extended until the 27th of february. andrew and tristan tate are being held while police investigate allegations of trafficking and rape. meanwhile, teenage girls have told the bbc how the brothers contacted them online, apparently using a standard formula. our correspondent lucy williamson sent this report from bucharest. behind the screen andrew tate is speaking. his utterances followed by a tiny audience of prosecutors, lawyers and police. the rest of the world stands waiting as police investigate allegations of trafficking and rape. one of those allowed through the gates was his brother tristan's girlfriend, arriving with his daughter. neither andrew tate nor his brother have yet been charged, but their public image has been complicated by the things they say and the way they behave online. daria was 16 when she says she received a private message on instagram two years ago