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The disgraced hollywood film mogul harvey weinstein is sentenced to a futher 16 years in prison for rape — on top of the 23 year sentence he is already serving. back to our top story. let me show you now how asian countries voted on the ukraine resolution. we marked those who voted in favour in green, those who abstained in yellow and red denotes a vote against. india and china were among 32 members who abstained, while north korea was one of seven who voted against. ahead of the vote, china's deputy permanent representative to the un called on russia and ukraine to resume direct dialogue to...

Of both sides responding to the same events, to get a hint of the carnage and waste of one year of war. on the 2nd of may last year, izyum was under russian control. but ukrainian forces were hitting back with heavy artillery. one russian conscript, on the phone to a friend, doesn't want to fight. on the same day, lyubov writes a new entry in her diary. she's been chronicling her feelings about the war from the beginning. translation: may 2nd, 2022. it is impossible to work without tears. god, this is hell. the entire city is scarred, smoked walls, homes without roofs, without windows,

Welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: on the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, the un approves a resolution calling on moscow to withdraw its forces. russia must immediately, completely and unconditionally withdraw its forces from the territory of ukraine. if russia stops fighting, this war ends. if ukraine stops fighting, ukraine ends. the bbc travels to north—eastern ukraine, and hears personal testimonies about the misery of war. translation: this has been the scariest year of my life. l so little joy and laughter,

Nicknamed kubrat, tells me when they reached izyum there wasn't much resistance, but everything was mined, the entire city. a warehouse blew up. and what of the russians? trying to retreat. and that's here in izyum? some were captured, here on the ground, with their hands tied. others made it out — and one man calls home. writing down her thoughts was the only way lyubov could cope with the trauma of her city's occupation. and your final diary entry is for the day before the russians leave. translation: this has been the scariest year of my life. l

It is impossible to work without tears. god, this is hell. the entire city is scarred, smoked walls, homes without roofs, without windows, piles of bricks, glass and debris. i don't know how people survive. that's so powerful. reading that back now, almost a year on, how do you feel? translation: now, when i read it, it's always painful. i it's really tough. two months later, on 22nd july, the fighting for izyum is intense. the russian hold on the city is precarious, and one soldier calls home to his wife.