scotland and england with narrow wins in the six nations yesterday. it isa it is a cloudy but mild day and blush it is a cloudy but mild day and blush day it is a cloudy but mild day and blush day for many. wetter especially in western scotland. news of things especially in western scotland. news of things turning colder this week. right of things turning colder this week. right here of things turning colder this week. right here on breakfast. it s sunday, the 4th of february. our top story: the uk hasjoined the us in striking houthi targets in yemen for a third time. last night, british and american forces launched strikes on 36 targets across 13 locations, in response to attacks on ships in the red sea. the uk s defence secretary, grant shapps, claimed the action was needed to protect innocent lives and preserve freedom of navigation but said it did not mark an escalation in the uk s involvement in the conflict. louisa pilbeam reports. british fighterjets taking off
enough. i thought it would get better, but now i don t, nicola says. he boards a bus for a safer village. others here waited too long. vera left her basement shelter to find food two hours ago. a russian artillery shell killed her. we just heard a big explosion. she has a son, 14 years old, she says. how long can we bear all of this? the mayor and his team arrive with aid. he tells us he s encouraging people to get out now. then that s incoming, he says. we re leaving. he s saying that the incoming is getting a little too close and thinks we should go inside. we will go down here to a bunker. there are people inside here. hello. how are you today? well, okay. okay. how are you today? very good. this family has been down here for eight months.
ukraine. hitting more than a dozen cities. ukrainian military is fighting back hard. but is slowly losing ground. nato warned ukrainian is using up ammunition faster than western allies can provide it. we entered this town, where some have had enough. i thought it would get better, but no i don t, he says. he boards a bus for a safer village. others here waited too long. vera left her basement shelter to find food two hours ago. a russian artillery shell killed her. we just heard a big explosion. she has a son, 14 years old, she says. how long can we bare all of this? the mayor an his team arrive with aid. he tells us he s encouraging people to get out now. then, that s incoming, he says, we re leaving. he s saying that the incoming is getting a little too close,
citizen ises to leave the city of bakhmut as cities continue to attack on the eastern front at the beginning of russia s first offensive in months. richard engel traveled to see how ukrainians are preparing if for this new attack. we just want to wash you that some of these images may be upsething to some viewers. reporter: russian troops are throwing everything they can at their new offensive in eastern ukraine hitting more than a dozen cities. the ukrainian military is fighting back hard, but is slowly losing ground. nato warned they are using up ammunition faster than allies can provide it. we entered the town. some have had enough. i thought it would get better, but now i don t, he says. he boards a bus for a safer village. others here waited too long. she left her place to find food