Officials have imposed sanctions on the two top editors of the russian state funded Broadcaster Rt accusing them of interfering with her than Thes President ial election. Eric garland said the goal was to secure moscows preferred outcome in the race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. These websites were designed to appear to american readers as if they were major us news sites, like the Washington Post or fox news, but in fact, they were fake sites. They were filled with russian Government Propaganda that had been created by the kremlin to reduce international support for ukraine, bolster pro russian policies and interests, and influence voters in the united states and in other countries. Internal documents of the kremlin described the content as, quote, Bogus Stories Disguised as newsworthy events, close quote. This malign Influence Campaign has been referred to as doppelganger. The russian Public Relations companies drove viewers to these websites by deploying influencers and paid Social Media advertisements. They also created fake Social Media profiles, posing as us citizens, post comments on Social Media platforms with links to the sites. According to sdas records, it actively sought to, quote, eliminate the possibility of detection of the russian footprint. Benjones is an election integrity consultant. Well, its quite a set of allegations. Criminal charges against two russian nationals. Sanctions on ten individuals and entities. The seizure of 32 internet domains. But perhaps most of all, the accusation that the State Broadcaster paid a Tennessee Firm10 Million as part of these interference operations. Its a broad range of accusations, but nothing surprising, given the history. Its always very difficult to trace Cause And Effect when it comes to establishing whether or not these campaigns have success or not. But quite often, people tend to think of Election Interference as being about facilitating the victory of one or another candidate. But another aim of these operations can just be to decrease Peoples Trust in the democratic system, to increase polarisation, to give people the sense that the democratic system doesnt really work. And in that sense, even if they dont achieve their specific aims, those broader aims around the depletion of faith in democracy are always something that authoritarian actors aspire to. Thank you to benjones for thank you to Ben Jones for that. Now lets head to bangladesh. Its been one month since the dramatic ousting of prime minister sheikh hasina. Since then bangladesh s clothing factories that supply big Fast Fashion Brands like h m, Zara And Hugo boss, are limping back to normality. But the countrys new Interim Government faces long term economic challenges that will take years to fix. Nikhil inamdar has this special Ground Report from dhaka. Back up and running after political turmoil roiled the worlds second largest Source Market for ready garments. At this knitwear company, workers are in a race against time to finish up these christmas sweaters. The big concern at Garment Factories like these is not so much the short term monetary losses, but its really the reputational damage that bangladesh may suffer on the international stage. And the worry now is that long term political instability could mean cancelled orders and Supply Chains relocating to other parts of the world. This man, whose family founded this Export Unit 20 years ago, is worried. Translation bangladesh doesnt have enough dollar reserves. How will we pay for imports of yarn from India And China if we dont have forex . Customers arent able to visit for Order Placements either because they arent getting travel insurance. We might see a hit in the Spring Summer Season if there is a loss of confidence about the economy. Outside the Garment Factories, these students were part of the dramatic protests that brought down sheikh hasinas government. Theyve all been unemployed for more than two years. Translation the government should encourage the youth to join the private sector. We are hopeful because the new leader is an entrepreneur himself. Translation right now, | we do not get the right skills from our universities to get private jobs. We need to be better trained. Bangladeshs failure to do this comes into sharp focus at this deserted it park. An ambitious project launched in 2015, it was meant to house thousands of skilled techies who would help the country diversify and reduce its overreliance on garments. Ten years on, its almost completely empty. We have been investing in physical infrastructure, but how much we have invested in human infrastructure, right . Human resource are the Raw Material of this industry. From the new government, we need proper Planning And Investment in developing the right human resource. On the streets, theres still simmering anger against the previous regime for all thats been lost. But this young nation of 170 Million people has now pinned its hopes on a new Interim Government. It has a monumental task ahead. Nikhil inamdar, Bbc News. Breaking news from germany, munich, we are hearing from police, Munich Police officers opened fire after seeing someone who appeared to be carrying a gun. That from police there. More detail on Social Media. Munich Police Officers fired at and hit a suspicious person near the nazi Documentation Centre in the city. On Social Media, saying there were no indications of other suspects. They are currently working to clarify the Situation And Warning against speculation. So, in munich, Police Officers opened fire, hitting a suspicious person, no indications of any other suspects at the moment. They appeared to fire after seeing someone who appeared to be carrying a gun. As we get more details for munich in germany, we will bring them to you. Shares in united States Steel plunged on wednesday, following a report that the White House is preparing to formally block Nippon Steels14 Billion takeover bid. People familiar with the matter say a decision could be made as soon as this week. The move would be highly controversial, and critics say it would lead to Job Losses and could chill foreign investment in the us. For more, heres our North America Business correspondent Ritika Gupta in new york. Nippon steels 14 Billion bid to acquire united States Steel has been caught in the crosshairs of an election year. And in the crucial Swing State of pennsylvania, where us steel is based. Us president Joe Biden has long pledged that the iconic american company, headquartered in pittsburgh, should remain domestically owned and run. Presidential nominees Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have also both committed to keep us steel american, though any move to block the deal could potentially be subject to litigation. Proponents of Nippon Steels bid say the us shouldnt reject a bid from a company based in an allied country such as japan especially one that could create an entity with the scale to compete with china. If the deal is successfully blocked, the fate of us steel is unclear. The company warn that it would imperil thousands ofjobs if the deal falls through. It may also close plants and even move its headquarters out of pittsburgh. Some of the days at the knees now. Other news now. The authorities in haiti have extended a State Of Emergency to the whole of the country, as the us Secretary Of State prepares to visit. Antony blinken� s visit comes as more than A Million people remain without electricity in the capital of haiti, port au prince, after protesters stormed and vandalised a power plant. The World Health Organization says the first delivery of mpox vaccines will arrive in the democratic republic of congo on thursday. It is at the epicentre of an outbreak with more than 17,000 recorded cases and over 600 deaths since the beginning of the year. 99,000 doses are initially expected. In the latest stage of his trip to indonesia, Pope Francis has signed a joint declaration with the imam of the Istiqlal Mosque which called for religion not to stoke conflict. The meeting included representatives from all six officially recognised religions in indonesia, including islam and buddhism. In his speech, Pope Francis also advocated for more interreligious dialogue to promote peace. Around the world and across the uk, this is Bbc News. Here in the uk, Water Company bosses could be banned from taking bonuses and even sent to jail, under new government legislation. The bill is set to give increased powers to regulators to act when companies pollute water, and it should make it easierfor them to give out fines. Our environment correspondent, jonah fisher, has more. For decades, both profits and sewage have flowed from englands privatised Water Companies. Dividends have been paid to shareholders and multi million Pound Pay packages to company bosses. Last year, the sewage spilled for 3. 6 million hours. But could things be about to change . This new legislation makes it easierfor the Environment Agency to take Enforcement Action and introduces tougher penalties for executives. If they obstruct an investigation, they could now face up to two years in jail. Bonuses for bosses will only be allowed if their companies arejudged by the regulator to have met both environmental and financial standards. What these new laws are doing is its bringing Back Accountability into a system where the public feel there has been no accountability whatsoever, despite the fact that last year we saw record levels of pollution in our rivers, lakes and seas. The previous government, for 1h years, let them get away with this. This new law gives the regulator the tough new powers they need to crack down on these kinds of abuses. But is it really the laws that have been the problem . Many campaigners say regulators should still have done more to investigate and take action over sewage spills. We actually have perfectly decent laws, perfectly, you know, acceptable legal framework. The problem is its never been enforced. And what this bill does is comes up with some nice emotive phrases, like Prison Sentences and banning bonuses and so on, but it doesnt address the fundamental problem. We have a set of regulations already and theyre not being enforced, and the only way theyre going to be enforced is by our regulators to be properly funded and empowered to do the job theyre supposed to be doing. This bill is an attempt by the government to tackle the worst excesses of the water industry, but it wont, on its own, stop the sewage spills. Thats going to take billions of pounds of investment in new infrastructure, and negotiations are continuing between the regulator and the Water Companies as to how much all of our bills are going to have to rise to pay for it. Jonah fisher, Bbc News. In the uk, survivors and relatives of those who died as a result of the Grenfell Tower Disaster say theyre still waiting for justice, after a damning report set out a catalogue of failures. The six year Public Inquiry� s final report laid the blame on successive governments, systematic dishonesty from Cladding Companies and the indifference of the local council. Anita mcveigh has been covering this for us. Thank you very much. You join us in The Shadow of Grenfell Tower in west london, 72 people lost their lives in that dreadful fire lost their lives in that dreadfulfire in lost their lives in that dreadful fire injune, lost their lives in that dreadfulfire injune, 2017. Yesterday, a little over seven years later, we had the second part of the Public Inquiry into this Tragedy Report back. The inquiry had already found cladding on the outside of the tower highly combustible was one of the key factors in this tragedy and the fact the blaze spread through the tower so quickly. Joining me now to talk about some of the recommendations of this report, steve, former London Fire brigade commander, now independent Fire Safety consultant. Thank you very much. And the London Fire brigade came in for criticism in that Report Yesterday as well. First i want to get you to talk to me about your reflections, memories, of the night of the fire because your job was to come along and say to the brave firefighters on the ground who had been working all night and were exhausted but wanted to keep going, your job was to say, you need to step back now, isnt that right . Step back now, isnt that riuht . ,. , right . That is right. I arrived at the Scene Right . That is right. I arrived at the Scene 7am right . That is right. I arrived at the Scene 7am in right . That is right. I arrived at the Scene 7am in the right . That is right. I arrived at the Scene 7am in the morning and i was met by andy rowe, in charge, now the commissioner, and his role for me was to say, steve, look, everyone has worked incredibly hard, they are exhausted, i still want to give more, we have fresh crews coming in, we need to get them out. One of my roles, there was a logistical role in untangling everything in terms of fire engines, bringing in new crews, using the police, it was to walk around and see the cruise, a lot of them, a lot i knew at the scene, looking absolutely shell shocked. They were lying on the green in front of the building and they looked hollow. People were saying to me, governor, we did not think we were going to come on out of this. It was really harrowing. It was a job to save the people, look, time forfresh legs, we need to get crews who are rested here and you need to get away. We are rested here and you need to net awa. ~. , get away. We were chatting earlier about get away. We were chatting earlier about going get away. We were chatting earlier about going into earlier about going into Grenfell Tower, the bottom floor, seeing marks on the Rubble Left by the firefighters. Rubble left by the firefiuhters. , , firefighters. Fairly typical. Marks firefighters. Fairly typical. Marks on firefighters. Fairly typical. Marks on the firefighters. Fairly typical. Marks on the wall. Firefighters. Fairly typical. J marks on the wall. Use marks on the wall. Use pencils, make notes, there was a big table on the wall with Flat Numbers and names and times of the Calls. Flat numbers and names and times of the Calls. They were Calls from times of the Calls. They were Calls from residents times of the Calls. They were Calls from residents in times of the Calls. They were Calls from residents in the i Calls from residents in the flats, to be clear. Flats, to be clear. Fairly typical. Flats, to be clear. Fairly typical. I flats, to be clear. Fairly typical, i have flats, to be clear. Fairly typical, i have used flats, to be clear. Fairly| typical, i have used that personally and we use it a lot in buildings, if you have a nice blank wall, an ideal place to make Command Notes and casualty notes. To make Command Notes and casualty notes. And to mark off if a Rescue Casualty notes. And to mark off if a rescue has casualty notes. And to mark off if a rescue has been casualty notes. And to Mark Offl if a rescue has been completed . Tellingly, there were quite a lot of those that did not have the usual line through them saying that cole had been resolved, and that was something that was quite notable and quite heartbreaking, really. Notable and quite heartbreakina, reall. Heartbreaking, really. Call. One of the heartbreaking, really. Call. One of the criticisms heartbreaking, really. Call. One of the criticisms was heartbreaking, really. Call. One of the criticisms was the | one of the criticisms was the London Fire brigade had not prepared the cruise well enough or tackling a high rise place. They say they are in dialogue with the mayor of london and the government and i have make changes. Do you think the criticisms were fair . Yeah, absolutely. Criticisms were fair . Yeah, absolutely. You criticisms were fair . Yeah, absolutely. You cannot absolutely. You cannot criticise the individual firefighters. Anyone who turned up firefighters. Anyone who turned up at the incident in the early stages absolutely gave their all. People were quoted as saying, we thought we would not come out of that, we thought the building was going to come down on top of us. One quote was, we wanted to get the people out or die trying. Organisationally, there was a disconnect, almost, from information that the government new, the civil service, and arguably people within the Fire Service nationally and in london, not filtering down to the people on the ground. We had an absolute belief in the regulatory regime we had in place. A belief. Someone who was not only an operational Firefighter But Someone who understood Fire Safety Legislation like me, we absolutely believed what happened behind us could not happened behind us could not happen and fundamentally that was one of the criticisms. No one was aware or alive to the fact we had seen fires extend up fact we had seen fires extend up before, not typical but not unusual, i have attended a number of fires, one in east london, went up three, four floors, we had the ability and forward thinking to deal with that. Forthat forward thinking to deal with that. For that fire to go up and wrap around the it was just unknown. It was almost. We had seen it abroad but it could not happen here. Not happen here. Finally, almost out not happen here. Finally, almost out of not happen here. Finally, almost out of time, not happen here. Finally, almost out of time, what | not happen here. Finally,. Almost out of time, what are the key things you want to see happen now to prepare Fire Crews to make sure something like this cannot happen again . It is to invest. I know it is easy to say. Stop talking shop. Where there are improvements, improvements in communication, more people to inspect these buildings and work closer with the operational Fire Crews. London Fire Brigade have done a good job since crammed full but we definitely need more investment. We definitely need more investment. ,. , investment. Thank you for your time, investment. Thank you for your time. Steve. Investment. Thank you for your time, steve, former investment. Thank you for your time, steve, former london. Investment. Thank you for your | time, steve, former London Fire brigade commander, now independent fire consultant. Powerful to hear his recount of the night and how the Fire Crews who were trying to battle the blaze gave them ball at night in 2017 and also to hear views on what needs to happen to improve ciur 30 Macro Fire Safety going forward. Much more on the Grenfell Tower and much more on Bbc News who gave their all at night and also to hear views on what needs to happen. Back now to the studio. Thank you. A 14 year old boy is going to appear in court this morning charged with the murder of an eight year old man in leicestershire. Our correspondent reports. A loving husband, Dad And Grandad whose life was centred on his family. Thats how the family of Bhim Kohli Have described him. His attack and his death have shocked the community in leicester. Im a grandparent myself, you know, and ijust think my elderly mother lives around the corner. We should be allowed to just take a walk through the park without restraint and worry. You cant get closure on this. Its something that scars the whole of your life. One of absolute shock that something like i this has happened. Particularly for people who know mr kohli himself, who is well known to many people around here. A postmortem showed that mr kohli died of a neck injury. Hed been out walking his dog, rocky, in his local park in Braunstone Town on Sunday Evening when he was attacked. A 14 year old boy charged with his murder is due to appear at Leicester Youth Court later this morning. Leicestershire police say neighbourhood teams are in the area and will carry out regular patrols. Bhim Kohlis Family and friends said one of his greatest passions was his allotment. Every day, hed tend to his plots with pride, and his family has said theyve been overwhelmed by messages and support, but add that their hearts have been completely broken. Chi chi izundu, Bbc News. Its been 30 years since the british Entertainer And TvPresenter Roy Castle died from Lung Cancer. In the months before he died, roy travelled around the uk on his tour of hope, raising more than A Million pounds for research into fighting the disease, and making the future brighter for many others. Our reporter Fiona Lamdin has more on his remarkable life. And heres the man of the moment, Roy CastleRoy Castle musician, entertainer and comedian. Record breaker. For two decades, he was a staple of our television screens. Woo . Hosting record breakers. In 1986, he became the fastest person to parascend under ten bridges on the river thames. Now, we connect up the Drip Straightaway and get the treatment started as quickly as possible. They stick a needle in your arm, it goes into the vein and it goes into your arm. Just a few years later, he was diagnosed with Lung Cancer. He let the cameras in to film his treatment the first time someone so high profile had been so open about living with cancer. It started, really, when i was having a bath, because you wash your hair and rub it, and as i was rubbing the hair, when i brought my hands back down to look at them, they were just covered. They were just like ape hands, you know. In the last months of his life, he embarked on a tour of hope, travelling around the country, raising awareness. Theres nothing worse than somebody that lies down screaming and grumbling and saying, why me . Much better to get up and start flailing your arms again, isnt it . Roy died two days after his 62nd birthday, but his legacy continues in the foundation set up in his name. It provides support to patients and has helped introduce Lung Cancer screening. And a major part of the Roy CastleLung Cancer foundation is the research that goes on in these labs. Over the last 25 years, theyve collected over a quarter of A Million samples from people who are healthy and people who have Lung Cancer. And then theyre all stored in these huge freezers. So what weve done so far is find a whole range of different proteins, which we know can help predict Someones Risk of cancer. And what we then hope to do is develop tests where we can use just a very small amount of blood and measure a small number of proteins, which, together, tells you whether someone is likely to get cancer in the future, or whether they actually are likely to have cancer now. The Roy CastleLung Foundation provides Advice And Support for patients. Like nick, who was diagnosed six years ago. They give you hope. Because the place youre at, sometimes, you cant see a way out, but Roy CastleLung Cancer foundation, theyve been there for other patients. Theyve been there for patients at different stages of cancer, and Theyve Seen People survive. Are you having the same treatment as me . 30 years on, Roy Castle, his name and his legacy is stronger than ever before. Funding screening and research, while helping those living with Lung Cancer, and saving many, many lives. Quickly to germany. Live pictures of munich. The Police Response there. Details that Police Officers spotted a person appearing to be carrying a firearm, a weapon. They shot and hit that person. That person is injured. Currently no reports of further injuries. They are currently working to clarify the situation, warning against speculation. As for the location, this is close to the nazi Documentation Centre located near to the israeli consulate general. These are live pictures in munich. Now time for the weather. Some Sunshine And Warmth in north western areas over the next few days. Southern counties of England And South wales, rainfall is the story, may be as much as a Months Worth of rain. On the move, be prepared Forflooding And Travel disruption. The Rainfall Forecast Chart in terms of titles, Pinpointing Southern Parts of london nine wales, particularly the highest particularly the south west. The area of low pressure to the South Today and tomorrow. North of it, strengthening Easterly Winds bringing Humid Airfrom the near continent, temperatures rising in the west. In the north and west, the best of todays whether in terms of sunshine. Temperatures continuing to climb. Lots of cloud elsewhere. Take enough apache like rain and drizzle, heavy Bursts Framework in western western Southern Counties of England And South wales thick enough for Light Rain and drizzle. 22 possible in western scotland. This evening, heaviest rain in the south west, but it will ease for a kind four more showers push in. Not as extensive as finishing the day. Rumbles of thunder possible and increasingly humid for all tomorrow morning. Temperatures not dropping much lower than the mid teens. Extensive nest on the ground, extensive nest and low cloud, struggling to shift. Heavy and thundery rain in the south. Temperatures in the rain, rather suppressed. She met elsewhere. 26 in england, 25 in western scotland. The weekend, still low pressure in france, not as strong easterly wind. The Weather System pushes note, a bit more cloud more widely in Northern England on saturday, chance of showers. Best of the Sunshine West of scotland and Northern Ireland again. Even here temperatures dropping, lifting a bit relative to the next couple of days in East Anglia and the south east. Sunday, a greater chance of showers and thunderstorms again in england and wales, more cloud in scotland and Northern Ireland. Temperatures will drop a little bit further. Live from london, im Annita Mcveigh and this is Bbc News. The survivors and bereaved families from the Grenfell Tower Disaster who say theyre still waiting for justice, after a damning report into the deaths of 72 people. At the end, seven years have passed, and we still have no justice. We have to fight again. I dont how many years it will take. The deputy prime Minister And Housing secretary Angela Rayner tells the bbc The Work to fix unsafe buildings must be speeded up. It is completely unacceptable that the remediation is taking as long as it is and thats what i want to see concluded much more quickly. Police say they will follow the evidence but that final decisions on potential criminal charges will not be made until 2026. Todays other