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president biden the power to ban tiktok overfears president biden the power to ban tiktok over fears it is a potential security risk. and thinking out loud. the singer ed sheeran opens up about using music to cope with depression. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello, and welcome to the programme. the head of the fbi has claimed it is most likely that covid—i9 originated from a leak from the chinese government controlled lab in wuhan. china has accused the fbi politicising the investigation into the origins of coronavirus and says there has been ...

fbi director christopher wray says it's most likely that covid—19 emerged from a chinese government—controlled laboratory in wuhan. in response, china has accused the fbi of politicising the investigation into the origins of coronavirus, and says there has been no new scientific evidence to support the theory. other us agencies believe the virus developed naturally. our north america correspondent john sudworth reports. suspicions have long swirled around wuhan�*s laboratories. now three years after the start of the pandemic, they have burst out into the open once again. the fb...

And starting again. announcing the record today, sheeran described it as "opening the trapdoor to my soul". fans will get to hear the results in may. mark savage, bbc news. the royal television societyjournalism awards have been taking place in central london this evening and the awards celebrate creativity and excellence in journalism and the creativity and excellence injournalism and the bbc creativity and excellence in journalism and the bbc won prices in several categories. the news coverage international prize was awarded for its coverage of the war in ukraine whichjudges described covera...

There was no immediacy. >> a british soldier serving was three times more likely to die of disease than at the hands of the enemy. cholera and dysenterry savegeed the ranks. his frontline reporting inspired florence nightingale to improve medical conditions in the field. russell's words also toured the charge of the british light horse brigade. 700 men charged directly into a wall of ruptured cannon fire. it was hell on horseback. russell described it this way. >> the light was marked by instant gaps in the ranks. by dead men and horses. flying wounded or riderless across the plain. >> the gov...

Do with -- what is he up to? that's what this special really tries to look into. the why of the story. then we're working on another one. it was just in baghdad the other day, and i think -- in mosul, excuse me, the other day, about the offensive there. we'll be heading back there soon. we'll be doing a combination of not just russia, but some frontline reporting and jumping from issue to issue, story to story, and i think your audience has clearly shown that they want to hear more about complex issues around the world. >> you have also sparked sort of an insane and very difficult for me fight...