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two trains crashing into one another, killing 36 people. we have the latest developments. >> for the first time in more than 30 years, chicago sitting mayor has lost re-election in a race that was dominate bid rising crime. is it a warning sign for other big city democrats? you're talking about a potential leak. >> the fbi providing his first public confirmation on their assessment about covid originally leaking from a chinese lab. we'll have more on the comments ahead. >> all that ahead, first, to our breaking news. a devastating train crash in greece killed more than 36 people. doz...

up to a million households in england, scotland and wales could be paid to use less electricity this evening, as part of a scheme to avoid blackouts. would you switch off your oven or avoid using the washing machine to get a discount? get in touch with me. california police say the gunman suspected of killing ten people near los angeles was a 72—year—old man, who shot himself dead as they tried to apprehend him. former employees of the welsh rugby union have told the bbc about a "toxic" culture of sexism at the organisation. hello and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister is fa...

league final in paris and the murder of a popular punjabi singer — just a day after his security cover was reduced — sparks anger in india. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's eight in the morning in singapore, and 2am in brussels where the european union has imposed more sanctions against russia over its invasion of ukraine. the bloc has agreed to ban more than two—thirds of russian oil imports at a summit in brussels, where hungary, heavily dependent on russian oil, resisted a full oil embargo. european commission president, ursula von der ...

Will bring about the end of the chinese communist party at some future stage? it's difficult to tell. i think it could be the end of xijinping's ruling, if there is so much anger that things spill over. yes, it could result in another in another tiananmen. it's frightening to even think about, and especially because it's notjust the government in itself — it ties into the media, it ties into so many different aspects of life. the people have heard a message that the communist party has been a comfort blanket to the nation for nearly 100 years. it's been in power, there hasn't been another go...

Party that can step in. russian state broadcasters have become quite self—pitying at the moment, blaming their army's many failures on the might of nato rather than on ukraine itself. well, you might ask, what did they expect? directly, it became clear that russia wasn't going to be able to steam roller its way across ukraine. nato countries started supplying the ukrainians with weaponry that's been a lot more effective than russia's — anti—tank missiles and the himars rocket system, for instance. nato�*s support is the stuff of life for ukraine. yet, inevitably, nato�*s members have...