you think back to the very early stages of russia s outright invasion of ukraine, there was the risk that should ukraine not to counter the russian military, it might spill over into moldova. truth? russian military, it might spill over into moldova. russian military, it might spill over into moldova. why then is - resident over into moldova. why then is president zelinsky, over into moldova. why then is president zelinsky, who - over into moldova. why then is president zelinsky, who has . over into moldova. why then is i president zelinsky, who has asked for this before, why ask now again for this before, why ask now again for membership of the eu and nato? nato is clearer perhaps, but why the eu? , ., , nato is clearer perhaps, but why the eu? , a, , ., nato is clearer perhaps, but why the eu? , a, , e, e, eu? the epc is a very good forum for makin: eu? the epc is a very good forum for making these eu? the epc is a very good forum for making these high-level eu? the e
can expect him to do a few more jigs can expect him to do a few more jigs on the campaign trail in the coming weeks to project that confidence that he so often has inside the west wing. bob custer, great to have you with us. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. last summer, in hot bone dry conditions, the wildfires spread. the fire service in dorset and wiltshire were kept very busy by call outs, like this one on the isle of purbeck. the number of wildfires they dealt with went up by half and they worry this year they may be at least as busy again. the recent dry spell and warm conditions mean dorset and wiltshire fire service are currently on amber alert, the second highest warning level. the conditions are absolutely rife at the moment and they will be going into the summer months as well. james cox is also concerned about the prospects of another scorching summer. so much so, he and other
and wiltshire were kept very busy by call outs, like this one on the isle of purbeck. the number of wildfires they dealt with went up by half and they worry this year they may be at least as busy again. the recent dry spell and warm conditions mean dorset and wiltshire fire service are currently on amber alert, the second highest warning level. the conditions are absolutely rife at the moment and they will be going into the summer months as well. james cox is also concerned about the prospects of another scorching summer. so much so he and otherfarmers are now in talks with the fire service with a possible solution. finding an easy way to allow fire crews to use the water stored on farms. it all comes down to finding a universal fitting that will work atanyfarm. you re live with bbc news.