$40 billion dollars in aid for ukraine. and going back to the past the company trying to prove that sailboats are a greener way to transport cargo. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. security forces in sri lanka have been ordered to shoot anyone seen looting or damaging public property in the latest attempt to stop anti government protests. since last month, the country has been rocked by demonstrations over soaring prices, power cuts and a lack of medicines. at least eight people have died in the violence and 200 have been injured, as our correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports from colombo. a capital under curfew. troops told to shoot at sight at anyone who damages public property or threatens lives. the skeletons of a bustling city scorched by an economic crisis. reeling after a day of violence. yesterday, supporters of the prime minister attacked anti government protesters, who until that point had been peacefully demonstrating. at the cit
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parliament. and vardy versus rooney but this time in the high court. the so called wagatha christie trial gets under way. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s 7am in singapore, and 4.30am in sri lanka where security forces have been ordered to shoot anyone seen looting or damaging public property, in the latest attempt to stop anti government protests. since last month, the country has been rocked by demonstrations over soaring prices, power cuts, and a lack of medicines. demonstrators are calling for the resignation of president gotabaya rajapaksa. his brother, mahinda rajapaksa, stepped down as prime minister on monday following violent street clashes. protesters have defied an island wide curfew, and at least eight people have died and 200 have been injured as our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan reports from colombo. a capital under curfew. troops told to shoot at sight at anyone who damages public property or threatens lives. the
and can make more trips. no one is under any illusions that sailboats are about to replace modern cargo ships but in the fight against climate change, every little helps. tim allman, bbc news. it s one of the most profitable gaming franchise deals in history, serving more than 150 million players around the world. for the best part of 30 years, electronic arts has enjoyed huge success with its fifa series of titles. but now, the company says it s splitting from fifa, football s governing body. our gaming reporter steffan powell explains why. ea sports it s in the game. since 1993, the fifa video game franchise has been made by one company, ea sports. the title has changed immeasurably on the screen and off it becoming a cultural powerhouse played by 150 million people around the world. but ea sports has announced it s
news, the high court. it s one of the most profitable gaming franchise deals in history, serving more than 150 million players around the world. for the best part of 30 years, electronic arts has enjoyed huge success with its fifa series of titles. but now the company says it s splitting from fifa, football s governing body. our gaming reporter steffan powell explains why. ea sports it s in the game. since 1993, the fifa video game franchise has been made by one company, ea sports. the title has changed immeasurably on the screen and off it becoming a cultural powerhouse played by 150 million people around the world. but ea sports has announced its splitting from fifa it didn t fancy playing the reported $1 billion price tag to keep the licence from the governing body. it also sees the opportunity to broaden the title