To capture the city of kharkiv, in the north east of the country. But, in kharkiv region, police are going door to door in the town of vovchansk to evacuate the remaining residents, as Russian Shelling intensifies. These images are from vovchansk. Russia launched a Surprise Offensive there last week, with one analysis suggesting Russian Forces have advanced by about 10 kilometres, creating a new front in the war on ukraine. A sixteen and a half hour Air Raid Alert has now been lifted in kharkiv itself. Our ukraine correspondent James Waterhouse is in kyiv with the latest. This war has now firmly moved from Trench Warfare in this North Eastern part of the front line. I dont think the words of Vladimir Putin, where he said at a Press Conference in china, that there were no plans, for now, to try and capture the city of kharkiv. I dont think that will bring a collective sigh of relief for the thousands of people still living in the city. I think there are two things at play. Firstly, i do
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housing market that fueled the meltdown. today in his testimony, he was really on the defensive. he blamed investors and even the banks for basically being greedy and causing the meltdown. he suggested his own power to slow down the housing market was limited as head of the fed. his critics say he could have taken steps he didn t take. he also maintained his policies and actions prevented the meltdown from being worse, so on balance, wolf, he said the good things he did outweighed the bad. but since the collapse and recovery over the past year and the recovery that s been around, there hasn t been any major changes in the regulations. i know you were over at the white house today participating in a briefing. what s going on because they need to make some changes if this isn t going to happen again. the top officials at the white house i spoke to agree. they are going to make financial reform, fixing wall street, changing it, the big issue on capitol hill when the senate is back. th