to the impact of his tourette s. we ll be learning a bit more about it. i want to start by introducing my panel for the next hour. tonight, i mjoined by the broadcaster and political reporter at politics home, nadine batchelor hunt, and bryan lanza, who is a former director of communications on presisent trump s transitions team and a partner at the global on president trump s transitions team and a partner at the global strategy firm mercury. hello. a proper hello in a moment, but i want to bring details out of that ukrainian city of kramatorsk, that city centre, you can see the pictures, which has been hit by a russian missile attack. we know that potentially people are trapped under the rubble as they are attempting to be rescued. we know there are injuries and we know there are fatalities there. this is effectively city centre, so an area with restaurants, and the attack happened about 7:30pm in the evening, so it would have been busy at the time. the latest numbers are t
could be severe. i should say that is one person, one witness s statement to the bbc that is not corroborated any more widely than that, but that expresses, i think, some of the few right now in ukraine about the potential extent of the damage done there some of the fear. we will keep you across those details. forthe fear. we will keep you across those details. for the moment, fear. we will keep you across those details. forthe moment, iam fear. we will keep you across those details. for the moment, iam lewis vaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello again. according to provisional data from the met office, thisjune is going to be the hottest june we ve ever seen here in the uk, beating the previous record holding year, which was back in i9a0. now, one thing you might notice over the next few days is that we could have some quite red sunrises and sunsets, and that s partly down to what s going on right across the other side of the atlantic, where in eastern canada, we continue to see th