After a meeting with our paratroopers at work, look, the Armored Vehicle is engulfed in fire, and through the smoke and flames, a hole is visible from hits from the antitank complex, as politico reports, western manufacturers are having fits from these pictures the proukrainian coalition is faced with a shortage of weapons and demonstrates tired of the endless vashlist of president zelsky, the New York Times has already calculated how much territory russia and ukraine occupied during almost a year of hostilities, although how flattering ukrainian edition, the front line has hardly changed. Since january 1, 23, russia has occupied 302 km more than ukraine managed to occupy, although it was the Ukrainian Army that was advancing. Abramtsy, whom kiev was so eagerly awaiting in the ranks of the Ukrainian Army. They propose to take care of the militants, and its not even a matter of mud , in which a heavy fiftyseventon tank will become an easy target for russian tourists ; a gas turbine engi
The bbc witnessed migrants on several beaches trying to get onto boats to cross the english channel. These are some of the pictures from another attempt just after dawn. The Uk Border Force has brought around 70 migrants, inluding young children, ashore. Of thought there could be around of thought there could be around 300 people. 0ur correspondent Andrew Harding was on the beach where a boat ran aground and left five people dead. Lets take a look at what he witnessed as that ill fated crossing began. Theres a real battle going on on the beach here. Must be more than 100 migrants trying to get to the water. Theyre letting off firecrackers to try and keep the police away from them, but the police are moving in. Theyre trying to stop them from getting to the water. Lets go ahead and see what we can see. You can see the smugglers here. Some of them have sticks. Theyre trying to protect the migrants as they head towards the sea. Lets cross live very briefly to new york, because this is the
For this weeks clash. So youre giving up sausages. 7 so youre giving up sausages . Save the planet because im not. No, im not. I had a very nice sausage sandwich on sunday morning. I enjoyed it. And i think another one this weekend. Weekend treat excellent. Now talking of sausage sandwiches, should you have a relationship the Office Relationship in the office because boss of bp did just because the boss of bp did just that and the shares have plummeted this morning plummeted down 2 this morning because hes had to resign. Were going to be talking about the office romance. The ethics of office romance. First, though, here is your latest with lisa hartle. Latest news with lisa hartle. Good morning. Its just after good morning. Its just after half nine. Im lisa hartle in the newsroom. The chancellor says the government is sticking to its plan to halve inflation as the economy shrinks by 0. 5 in july. Jeremy hunt remains confident about the future , confident about the future, saying the co
4 30. Our scott budman was in cupertino today for the big reveal. Also tracking other stories ton this tuesday, including the other big tech story today dominating headlines in the bay area. Dreamforce kicking off in San Francisco. The convention and if the streets are clean for the visitors. Also, do are youer this . We showed you this big sinkhole yesterday that opened up in the city. We will have an update on how crews are doing with the fix. And should the pride flag fly on campus . Our ian cole heads to a Bay Area School ahead of a key vote tonight. Lets begin with the big news out of Silicon Valley today. Some new gadgets, we are talking about a new iphone, new apple watch and airpods. A lot to talk about with scott budman today. Scott, i guess lets go ahead and talk about the iphone 15. Its got a lot of stuff, although we are moving incrementally. It feels like they are not all that many huge things. But its covered in titanium. Its a lighter phone. You notice, this is a lighter
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