of the country, and the government here is saying that this is the way russia is responding to it, by attacking civilian infrastructure, ahead of winter, and attacking cities across the country, cities away from the front lines. as hugo touched on there, these attacks on ukraine s energy facilities come as winter approaches and the authorities are warning people to prepare for difficult months ahead. jen stout is a journalist who has been speaking to the bbc from kyiv about how people are doing just that. people are be been given advice about how much to prepare how much water one person needs for a 2k hours period, how to keep warm, they recommend not to use gas stoves because of the possibility of carbon monoxide, people are stocking up on thing, there is no sense of panic in the city right now. today s attacks are thought to have been a mixture of drone and missile attacks. on monday, kyiv was hit by so called kamikaze drones, which killed at least five people in kyiv, and another
in the men s, ben cutmore and kyle kothari are also through to the final of the mens syncronised platform. now, it s not long until the weigh in for the anthonyjoshua v olexander usyk fight takes place over in saudi arabia. joshua over in saudi arabia. is attempting to regain his wba, joshua is attempting to regain his wba, ibf and wbo belts after olexander usyk beat him first time round to beat him. joshua s promoter, eddie hearn, says everything is on the line for him. it is definitely a must win in terms of grabbing the heavyweight title back. he can progress in the sport and go on for anotherfour or back. he can progress in the sport and go on for another four or five years in the sport, but in terms of being and becoming world heavyweight champion, those opportunities are few and far between, so he has that opportunity on saturday night and he
like a roll mat to charge the car. our environment correspondent judy hobson has been to meet him. it looks like a sheet of metal, but could this be the future of renewable energy? printed solar panels are being developed in australia. they ve been tested in a lab, but will they work in the real world? ok, so when i turn up in the morning i ll open the boot of the car and i ve got 18 panels in the back this is just a sample at the moment, it s not what they actually look like but then i lljust roll them out. stuart mcbain, from liverpool, wants to find out how good they really are. we re going to go and drive around the coast of australia, which will take us three months. during that time we re going to be taking the panels out and putting them back in the car and driving, so it s testing the product in the real environment to see how it handles. this is stuart on a test run, showing how big the printed solar panels actually need to be. he ll charge the car on school playing fiel
higher at 10,000, so officials are warning there will be delays, and it is feared these delays could become commonplace throughout the summer. 3,000 lorries are also expected to make the crossing today. yesterday the port of dover boss blamed the delays on the french authorities for not providing enough staff to carry out passport checks, which are now compulsory since brexit. today he is confident that situation won t be repeated. after the terrible disruption from yesterday and all the impact it had on travellers and truck drivers and our local communities, i am pleased that police have turned up with a strong complement of officers to man the booths. we have had 12 in from the early hours, we have anotherfour on the way, and so the processing time through the port is improving. that time through the border may have been reduced, but the local mp still believes there is room for improvement
politician only had a few bodyguards with him. translation: i got politician only had a few bodyguards with him. translation: with him. translation: i got an impression with him. translation: i got an impression that with him. translation: i got an impression that the with him. translation: i got an impression that the police - with him. translation: i got an| impression that the police security wasn t good. they weren t looking behind mr abe, they only reacted after he collapsed. bitter behind mr abe, they only reacted after he collapsed. after he collapsed. after this attack, after he collapsed. after this attack. the after he collapsed. after this attack, the police after he collapsed. after this attack, the police are - after he collapsed. after this | attack, the police are holding a review into how to protect politicians on the election trail. but despite the shocking incident, tomorrow s elections will go ahead. mariko oi, bbc news, tokyo. the united states has annou