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Well armed military. it is an uneven fight, but huge numbers of people havejoined uneven fight, but huge numbers of people have joined these defence forces and the army is now fighting on many, many fronts. it has probably stretched pretty then. i think this year at least we will see a continuation of a really grim stalemate that is, sadly, going to cost a lot of lives, until one side or the other feels they can't go on. they can't see that happening in a year. and what we are all waiting for is is there still a possibility of some kind of meaningful international intervention that could seek ...

But the constant fighting, month after month, is uprooting whole communities in myanmar. these families have fled for safety to the river that marks the border with thailand. the united nations is warning of a looming humanitarian catastrophe. to fight or flee — the stark choices still confronting those who oppose the coup, and yet huge numbers still determined not to let the military crush their democratic hopes, leaving myanmar trapped in a brutal stalemate in which there is no clear way out. jonathan head, bbc news, on the thai—myanmar border. more on myanmar now for you. as you've seen...

Choices still confronting those who oppose the coup, and yet huge numbers still determined not to let the military crush their democratic hopes, leaving myanmar trapped in a brutal stalemate in which there is no clear way out. jonathan head, bbc news, on the thai—myanmar border. we'll have more on myanmar a bit later in the programme, when we'll be looking at why the military has become so powerful. do stay tuned for that. president putin says the us is ignoring russia's security concerns over ukraine. in his first public comment on the situation since december, he said washington had failed...

The united nations is warning of a looming humanitarian catastrophe. to fight or flee — the stark choices still confronting those who oppose the coup, and yet huge numbers still determined not to let the military crush their democratic hopes, leaving myanmar trapped in a brutal stalemate in which there is no clear way out. jonathan head, bbc news, on the thai—myanmar border. tomorrow, the government at westminster will finally unveil its plans for "levelling up" — the policy that's meant to tackle regional inequalities and help deprived communities throughout england. one of those areas ...

The stark choices still confronting those who oppose the coup, and yet huge numbers still determined not to let the military crush their democratic hopes, leaving myanmar trapped in a brutal stalemate in which there is no clear way out. jonathan head, bbc news, on the thai—myanmar border. we'll have more on myanmar a bit later in the programme, when we'll be looking at how the military has become so powerful. do stay tuned. president putin says the us is ignoring russia's security concerns over ukraine. in his first public comment on the situation since december, he said washington had faile...