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excited, a bit nervous. obviously a big day ahead but can't wait, actually. the commissioner of london's metropolitan police sir mark rowley says security for the coronation will be the biggest operation in the force's history. this is an immense operation, and in fact, tomorrow, saturday, it would be the biggest single deployment we have done in london, ever, for this operation. there will be well over 11,500 officers involved. our other main story this hour: in england, the conservatives suffer significant council losses in local election results. and the world health organization ...

violence. the expulsion has thrust these two young black lawmakers into the national spotlight. president biden inviting them to the white house. but what happens next for them? well, in a moment, we're going to hear how they could be right back in their old seats as early as monday. and after jeremy renner talking about his recovery after that, seven tons , snowplow nearly crushed him to death. his doctor will be here to explain how renner was able to survive. you remember the pain? all of it? yeah, i was awake through every moment. it's exactly like you imagined it would feel like ...

>> good evening. tonight, what's next for ukraine? the ukrainian people in the war for their survival? it's turned into a confrontation between the world 's two largest nuclear powers. a year ago tonight, early morning local time, russian forces began rolling into ukraine for what the kremlin expected would be a quick and easy takeover of the country. what they unleashed instead was the largest land conflict in europe since the second world war, and some of the widespread killing of non combatants since world war ii, as well. >> [speaking non-english] >> she it, she it, shift [speaki...

It was about to happen and it was a huge thing. i went a month before the by—election, sitting on the beautiful axbridge cricket green talking to people playing cricket on a beautiful mid summers evening, and they said there is no way we can vote labour because you are going to make our lives difficult here by extending the zone, you do understand our lives. i went back to westminster and said two tory mps, i think you can win that by—election and they said are you mad? they won it. . ., , ., and they said are you mad? they won it. . . , ., ., and they said are you mad? they won it. . ., ....

At times in the way she wrote? she was so opinionated and she picked on people and frankly, she was very rude about people. mr muscat, the prime minister, who we'll talk about more in a minute in terms of the content of her articles. but she repeatedly called him "the poodle." she mocked other officials for wearing wigs or for being overweight. one key magistrate she described as looking like the back end of a bus. of course, no—one wants to be called the back end of a bus, or "the poodle" or have their hair made fun of. and, you know, it was very much... today we call it trolling, i suppose...