300 kilos of high explosive. using the coastline and stars, we have verified this footage taken on the 4th verified this footage taken on the 11th of august, films from one of these seed rose when it hit a russian landing craft ship in the russian landing craft ship in the russian port stop that is a long way inside russian territory. he was what the ship looked like the next day. you can see very clearly it is damaged, listening to one side, despite russian denials. here it is being repaired, that is a substantial hole blown in its side. ukraine has also used ysidro to hit a russian oil tanker, taking supplies to russian bases in syria. see those don t always get through. russia says it has been able to intercept them before they reach their target. intercept them before they reach theirtarget. but intercept them before they reach their target. but what is the overall effect? candies see drones still give ukraine an advantage in the black sea? still give ukraine an advantage in the b
airlines, you say they need to be more specific on their website but what else can they do? this is how they work, isn t it? tt what else can they do? this is how they work, isn t it? they work, isn t it? it is how they work but i they work, isn t it? it is how they work but i feel they work, isn t it? it is how they work but i feel that they work, isn t it? it is how they work but i feel that they - they work, isn t it? it is how they work but i feel that they are - work but i feel that they are being very inflexible about things. it was a genuine mistake. i made a mistake. ifeel i paid heavily a genuine mistake. i made a mistake. i feel i paid heavily for it. hopefully you are having a good holiday despite the £110 you have to fork out at the airport. a lot of people share your sympathy. thank you very much for speaking to us. have a lovely holiday. we do have a statement from ryanair on the story. they say in accordance with ryanair terms and conditions with these passengers
yesterday was the warmest day of the year, 28 celsius, a month. today feeling fresher with sunny spells and showers. the full forecast throughout the programme. it s friday, the 11th of august. our main story. the latest round of strikes byjunior doctors in england will start in just over an hour, as a long running dispute involving half of all doctors working in the uk continues. nhs leaders are warning it means more significant disruption to the health service, with thousands of appointments and procedures postponed. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. we re now into the fifth round of strikes byjunior doctors in england with little sign that their union, the british medical association, or ministers are prepared to yield. but the continuing industrial action is having an impact on patients. former teacher margaret is trying to plan a holiday, but she also needs to get
strike in august, it is their fifth such strike in the ongoing dispute. the walk out begins on the 11th of august, the british medical association is asking the a pay rise after a series of low inflation pay increases. the government has offered 6% this year plus £1250 in cash. police officers in england will no longer respond to concerns about mental health is there a risk to life or a crime being committed. the government says the policy could save 1 the government says the policy could save1 million hours of the government says the policy could save 1 million hours of police time each year. but mental health charities have expressed concern over the changes. you are live with bbc news. let me take you live outside the court of appeal. because andrew malkinson just coming out having had that decision, his conviction overturned, quashed. lets but the microphones up. he isjust about to speak. apologies that the picture has frozen. i think is just
those for many reasons. for the vast majority, it is business as usual. dharshini david, bbc news. junior doctors in england have announced a further four day strike as part of their long running pay dispute. they ll walk out from seven o clock in the morning on friday, the 11th of august, until seven in the morning on tuesday the 15th. their union, the british medical association, has renewed its call for new talks with ministers. the prime minister has giving evidence at the infected blood inquiry today. it s thought around 3,000 people died and about 30,000 were infected with hiv and hepatitis c as a result of being treated with contaminated blood products since the 1970s. rishi sunak is facing calls to authorise full compensation payments. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. some infected in the treatment scandal and others who lost loved ones demonstrated before the hearing. some of those who ve gathered here have been campaigning for more than 30 years. for much of that time, the