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the latest headlines: the initial findings of the report into parties at downing street during lockdown have been published outlining failures of leadership and judgement. the united states and russia have exchanged bitter the conflict in myanmar is becoming increasingly violent and widespread, so much so that one year after the coup that took aung san suu kyi from power, it s now considered a civil war. battles between the military and organised groups of armed civilians are not only becoming more deadly but also more widespread, according to data analysed by the bbc. this report from rebecca henshke is distressing from the start. this is the aftermath of a brutal raid by the military on a village in central myanmar. the bodies of six men were found. they were the ones who couldn t run. three were elderly, two had
and spreading to urban centres which haven t seen armed resistance to the military previously. many of those taking up arms are civilians who joined the protests a year ago. a warning, this report from rebecca henshke is distressing from the start. this is the aftermath of a brutal raid by the military on a village in central maymar. the bodies of six mends were found. they were the ones who couldn t run. three were elderly, two had a mental health condition. some had their hands tied as well as ropes around their neck. this man s body showed signs of torture. his widow says he stayed to look after their animals. translation: he had a limp after falling from a palm tree, they must ve seen he was disabled. he was old enough to be their father or grandfather and they killed him. i
this report from rebecca henshke is distressing from the start. this is the aftermath of a brutal raid by the military on a village in central myanmar. the bodies of six men were found. they were the ones who couldn t run. three were elderly, two had a mental health condition. some had their hands tied, as well as ropes around their neck. this man s body showed signs of torture. his widow says he stayed to look after their animals. translation: he had a limp after falling - from a palm tree. they must have seen he was disabled. he was old enough to be their father or grandfather, but they killed him. i m heartbroken. this man was rounded up in the same group, but managed to escape by pretending to be dead. he says soldiers were looking
that she should be on the ice. i would point again to sha carri richardson, the great american sprinter who qualified first for the 100 meters, was supposed to be at tokyo. she tested positive for thc, the active ingredient in marijuana. was immediately pushed out of the olympics. it s on the banned list. she tested positive, couldn t run. why could this 15-year-old skater who tested positive for something that actually enhances your performance, unlike marijuana, why is she out there skating? you know, it s a real shame, willie, too. sad. you look at her. extraordinary skater. beautiful. kind of like the barry bonds thing. if barry bonds had never taken steroids, he would have been in the hall of fame a long time ago. he was one of the greats. you can tell, she s one of the greats. people around her have done her a horrible disservice. her real introduction to the world stage as one of the great skaters, possibly of all time, has been marred by illegal drug.