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I think they've been through enough. they don't need this to be dragged out. baby sophie doesn't realise yet how much drama has been packed into her first seven weeks. phil mackie, bbc news, rugby. viewers in the uk who were expecting to watch newswatch right now, that can be watched instead on bbc iplayer, and, over the weekend, on the bbc news channel. let's take a look at some of today's other news from around the world rebel forces fighting in northern ethiopia have agreed to a government offer of a truce, in order to allow aid to be delivered to millions of people. both sides have accused...

Melnichenko this is bbc news. our top stories: gunshots at dawn on the outskirts of the ukrainian capital kyiv — as russia pushes into new areas across the country. residents of the city of melitopol have reportedly come out to protest against the alleged abduction of the mayor by russian forces. yesterday the invaders seized the mayor of melitopol and the community of melitopol demand for him to be freed. ukraine says it hopes a number of humanitarian corridors from the besieged city of mariupol will open up — and accuses russia of blocking supplies.

President biden visitors poland to announce a deal on us gas to replace european reliance on russian energy. tigrayan rebel forces in northern ethiopia have agreed to a government offer of a truce to allow aid deliveries to millions of people in urgent need of assistance. both sides accuse each other of blocking supplies which have not reached tigray since december. its a war that has seen all parties including government soldiers and the rebel tigrayan fighters accused of abuses and atrocities. some of the accusations include killings of unarmed civilians and sexual violence. kalkidan yibelta...

Both sides have accused each other of blocking supplies which have not reached the tigray region since december. thousands of people have died in the 16—month war, and more than two million people have been forced to flee their homes. the duke and duchess of cambridge have spent the day in the bahamas on the final leg of their caribbean tour. the couple left jamaica yesterday after a visit which attracted the usual crowds but also some criticism. saw the couple visit belize. our royal correspondentjonny dymond is travelling with the couple. perhaps not the bahamas they were expecting. as the...

We are in the war. and we have many problems. >> reporter: nearly two weeks ago, the u.n. declared a famine in parts of south sudan, the first such designation in such six years. in somalia, the government said 110 people have died of hunger in the past two days. the u.n. warning the nearby yemen teeters on the edge of famine. and a lethal hunger now looms over kenya, northern nigeria. the u.n. figures say 1.4 million children in the region are at risk of dying from starvation. but in south sudan where nearly half of the country faces famine, hunger is wielded as a weapon of war. >> it is a ma...