would, of course, do the right thing and step down. tonight with the context, former policy advisor to the national security council hagar chemali, and christopher steele, former british intelligence officer. hello and warm welcome to the programme. there was no claim of victory, no assurance that the fighting would end soon. instead president putin use the victory day parade to tell the broader russian public they could carry on as normal. the generals would handle the special operation, he said reading ukraine of nazis. the president, dressed in black, cut a sombre figure as the ranks of russian troops marched by, a parade full of the pomp and militarism we have come to expect, and on the podium he listed many of the familiar grievances we have heard before. he compared today s struggle with the great patriotic war, blaming nato and the west for the threat they posed to the motherland. translation: preparations were 0 enl translation: preparations were openly under transla
around kharkiv, notjust to deter russian forces, but to push them back for more than a distance of an artillery strike. because kharkiv is constantly under threat of artillery strikes from russian forces. they strikes from russian forces. they strike notjust outskirts but also downtown, residential areas and parks. downtown, residential areas and arks. downtown, residential areas and arks, ., downtown, residential areas and arks. ., :: :: , downtown, residential areas and -arks. ., :: i: , ., parks. but about 100 miles from the ci of parks. but about 100 miles from the city of kharkiv parks. but about 100 miles from the city of kharkiv is parks. but about 100 miles from the city of kharkiv is a parks. but about 100 miles from the city of kharkiv is a place parks. but about 100 miles from the city of kharkiv is a place where - city of kharkiv is a place where russian forces are gathering there a new offensive? the russian forces are gathering there a new offe
i was working in the office, we stopped for something to eat. there was no party, there was no breach of the rules, i m confident about that. the police have obviously got to do theirjob. but, meanwhile, i m in scotland because we ve had a fantastic set of results, the best results for ten years, coming second in scotland. there s a smile on all of our faces and we ve taken this council. so labour is very clearly back on the pitch and we re turning the corner and now we re marching towards that general election. in terms of the uk results, it was a bit of a perfect storm with you, in terms of the tories at the moment, shouldn t you have done better? we did really well. we won in the north, i was in cumberland, in carlisle yesterday, where we won. we won in the south in southampton. we took seats in london that people said we d never take. we did really well in wales and here in scotland, best results for a decade. anas sarwar has been leader now for, what, 14 months and he s
by attempting to climb snowdon. morning. starting off on a very cloudy note with some patchy rain and drizzle, the cloud will break through the day allowing sam chan to develop but as that happens further showers well as well. all the details throughout the programme. it s tuesday 3rd may. our main story. the un and red cross hope to oversee the evacuation of another group of civilians from a steel works plant in mariupol. there are hundreds of people still trapped inside the azovstal bunkers, including dozens of young children. ukrainian forces defending the site say russia is using planes, tanks and warship missiles to continue its bombardment. james reynolds has this report. imagine having to make your home in the depths of the nuclear bunker. hundreds of civilians, including about 20 children, remain deep under the azovstal steelworks in mariupol, alongside ukrainian soldiers. this underworld is the only refuge from russia s siege. on sunday, around 100 civilians managed
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