defiant. many of those remaining in their country say they will fight to their country say they will fight to the death. but the harder they resist, the more destruction is wreaked on their cities. it is clear president putin is prepared to go to any lengths to stop his neighbour becoming a part of western europe. frank gardner, bbc news. live now to moscow and our correspondent there, jenny hill. why has russia demanded this meeting of the un security council? lthink of the un security council? i think one of the reasons of the un security council? i think one of the reasons is of the un security council? i think one of the reasons is that - of the un security council? i think. one of the reasons is that alongside the fighting in ukraine, vladimir putin is waging an information war, he has repeatedly sought to justify his actions in ukraine by repeatedly coming up with two accusations, that ukraine is trying to acquire nuclear weapons and this other accusation, that ukraine is dev
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fishing dispute that has just directed it i think what he s doing here is, it s a justification saying bridge and cannot be trusted, they signed deals and people signed deals with them in good faith and then to me you know, the way it is doing. and so this seizing of the trawler that happened yesterday is now being linked to something broader in terms of the deal that was done over brexit and how it is still continuing. that is quite interesting, i think.- continuing. that is quite interestina,lthink. . . . interesting, i think. the advantage her that i suppose interesting, i think. the advantage her that i suppose it interesting, i think. the advantage her that i suppose it less - interesting, i think. the advantage her that i suppose it less look - interesting, i think. the advantage her that i suppose it less look like | her that i suppose it less look like a nationalist squabble between the british and french. emmanuel macron can say he s being virtuous, not thinking what the e
lived in abbottabad in northern pakistan. and in 2010 they followed him to a compound. tonight, i can report to the american people into the world that the united states has conducted an that killed osama bin laden the leader of al-qaeda and a terrorist who is responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women and children. ron and samantha are back with us. samantha, did you think on that night that the wire on terror had come to an end? and do you think that in a way close that chapter for the american people in afghanistan because mike did it change from that moment on the way people viewed the war in afghanistan? i moment on the way people viewed the war in afghanistan? war in afghanistan? i think for many dead. i war in afghanistan? i think for many dead- lthink war in afghanistan? i think for many dead. i think for war in afghanistan? i think for many dead. i think for many, war in afghanistan? i think for many dead. i think for many, it war in afghanistan
really important to step back to the life we knew before stop this is the first time that nightclubs have been able to open in about 16 months. they were the first to close, they were the last to open as now they are able to operate at full capacity and i urge londoners and visitors to go out there and enjoy yourselves but do so carefully and responsibly. do you think they were forgotten to some extent by the government? think in some ways some extent by the government? think in some ways the some extent by the government? think in some ways the industry some extent by the government? “in run; in some ways the industry feels they were scapegoated but the most important thing now is that our businesses are able to reopen and i am confident our night time economy is going to bounce back even stronger. is going to bounce back even stronger- is going to bounce back even stronuer. ., , m stronger. how can it be safe? well, i think. stronger. how can it be safe? well, lthink - you