was very proud of what our armed services debt. prince andrew has denied being a close friend of convicted sex trafficker ghislaine maxwell, in a legal response to the woman suing him for sexual assault he denies all allegations against him. it is holocaust memorial day, marking 77 years since the liberation of auschwitz. seven holocaust survivors have had portraits painted in a commission by prince charles. one of the most prolific scriptwriters in british comedy has died at the age of 86. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. residents in care homes in england will be allowed to see an unlimited number of their loved ones from monday. the current limit of three named visitors is being scrapped. the government says a successful rollout of booster vaccines means the restriction isn t necessary anymore. it comes as part of a wider easing of the rules for england s care homes. self isolation periods will be cut, and in the event of a positive case care homes will only have to
as well at a russian military installation across the border in belgorod. they re part of a series of fires and explosions that have taken place in russian territory. let s begin with cnn s matt rivers in kyiv. officials say civilians finally getting out of that steel plant, getting out of mariupol. it s going slowly. do we expect it to continue? reporter: yeah, so i think we are expecting it to continue, jim. we re talking really about two different evacuation operations that are happening right now in mariupol. on the one hand, you have the evacuation of the general population of the city. of course, almost the entirety of mariupol is controlled by russian forces. what we have seen is a cease-fire hold now so that the overall number of residents in mariupol, tens of thousands of people, according to ukraine, that need to be evacuated. they can start evacuating from that russian-occupied territory. eventually moving to a city called zaporizhzhia, which is in ukrainian-held
and under the microscope tonight , producing billions of more covid release money, your tax dollars, and the occult rac theory education in their schools. we begin with disinformation. what is that? people tell you it s been created by the biden administration shortly after elon musk announced he was buying twitter or trace gallagher shows us how republicans are pushing back against the latest move for the evening. the department of homeland security s new disinformation governance board is a debt country disinformation coming from russia as well as misinformation targeting migrants hoping to cross the us border. while liberals are blasted conservatives for irrationally attacking president biden, disinformation board, it should be noted at the person up the new board as a fellow at the wilson center, she s herself guilty of propagating a fair bi of disinformation as gop congressman jim gorton pointed out to alejandra mallorca s. is this the one that said that that dossier w
may forgive some federal student debt. a plan that many lawmakers believe could make inbeflation much worse. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jack question. good evening to you, bret. today the white house unveiled a new $33 billion spending badge e that would give military and military funding to ukraine and he pushed congress, the president did, to act on this quickly. but amid new signs of a worsening economy and outstanding requests for more funding, including for covid, it is annual uphill battle at the cap will toll. g.d.p. declined 1.4 pace in the first quarter. surprising economists who are predicting 1% growth. a second quarter of negative growth would constitute a recession. president biden tried to tamp down fears. they are not predicting a recession now some are predicting there may be a recession in 2023. the white house blamed the slow down on a reduction in inventory growth not inv
commission on presidential debates? i m gonna give you a minute to answer sir, you have repeatedly you have to answer his. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. at the man arrested for the violent shooting attack in new york city subway this week made his first appearance in federal court today. the judge ordered frank james to be held without bail. not that surprising. on charges of carrying out a terrorist attack on a mass transit system. that terrorist attack is a technical legal terms. the james apprehension comes amidst both the trauma of yet another mass shooting in america, and all too common occurrence in this country almost daily, oz well as an intensifying debate, policy grounds and politically across the country about crime policing and justice. specifically, what policing is for and what we wanted to do. and whether we would be more or less police to accomplish that. bigger or smaller police budgets. i think this is act