In the occupation. Viktoriya amalina, a ukrainian writer, in addition to her literary work , also documented the war crimes of the russians. The writer told his story on all foreign platforms, victoria herself died on volodymyrs birthday, she was mortally wounded during a missile attack the shelling of kramatorsk by the russians, it was important for her not only that we win this war, but that we achieve justice, justice for all our dead, this was her main task, that is why she documented the crimes and did everything to tell the world about them, many ukrainian artists decided to take up arms to defend ukrainian independence, writers, musicians and directors changed halls with spectators for trenches and rifles among them gleb babich, poet bart, author of song texts, lazy person wrote more than 500 poems released 6 songs with the band kozak system and became the author of the anthem of the kolomyia dozena. Gleb went through 5 years of war and 6 combat rotations , but on july 28, 2022
Off the argyll coast. And six months after nearly losing his life at sea, surfer Matthew Bryce heads back to the waves. And coming up in the sport on bbc news meeting bully the crocodile englands cricketers enjoy some down time before the battle for the ashes begins in ten days time. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. A powerful earthquake in western iran has killed nearly 350 people, and injured its thought more than 5000. Rescue workers have been digging through the rubble in a hunt for survivors. Irans Emergency Services say theyre having trouble getting rescue teams to the affected areas, as roads have been cut off by landslides. The epicentre of the quake which measured 7. 3 hit the border between iran and iraq, just under 20 miles south of halabja, and was felt as far away as lebanon and turkey. Richard galpin reports. Ata at a big dam ata big dam in the at a big dam in the region last night, suddenly, the duty officer iu ns night, suddenly, the duty officer runs
The Prime Minister will be meeting European Business leaders today, with a trade deal top of the agenda. Im talking to one british boss whos going to find out what they want to hear. In sport, its heartbreak for Northern Ireland, as they miss out on a place at next summers world cup finals. Plus, ive been speaking to hugh grant. He tells me what its like playing the bad guy, and what he makes of the hollywood harrassment scandal. I think Sexual Harassment should not be tolerated in any form, in any business, anywhere. That is the end of it. I admire any women who came forward about it. And carol has the weather. Good morning. Clear sky around this morning. Some may be able to see jupiter and venus before sunrise. There is rain in the forecast and for some of us some snow. I will have all the details 15 minutes. have all the details 15 minutesli better get my coat. Good morning. First, our main story. The family of Nazanin Zaghari ratcliffe, the british iranian woman jailed in tehran fo
Advances. More on the Brexit Debate as well after confirmation that mps will get that meaningful vote on a final deal. And we will discuss that story and all the other main stories of the day on the front pages of tomorrows newspapers. Hello and welcome to sportsday, im hugh woozencroft. Will there be tears ofjoy or tears of sadness for italy tonight . The world cup greats stand on the verge of missing out on next years tournament. Well catch up with all the action at tenniss atp world tourfinals in london, where Bulgarias Grigor Dimitrov is off to a winning start. As they prepare for a less friendly welcome from australias players. And well hear from four time Tour De France winner chris froome about his plans for more success in the future. If im not able to win any more, then so be it. I will give it my all. So plenty to come on the programme, buts let start with that crucial world cup play off second leg which takes place in milan injust over an hour from now. Sweden have a 1 0 adv
After being stranded for two days the surfer who bravely rides the waves, once again. Good morning. Its monday 13th november im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live rescue efforts are under way on the iran iraq border after a deadly earthquake struck overnight. More than 330 people have been killed, according to iranian officials. Thousands more have suffered injuries irans western kermanshah province has been particularly affected. 0ne Iranian Aid Agency said at least 40,000 people need shelter after homes were destroyed. The quake hit the border area between the two countries, around 30 kilometres south of halabja with a magnitude of 7. 3. It was so powerful, it was felt as far away as lebanon and turkey. Andrew plant has more. Carried into hospital amid the chaos at this clinic in iran. Victims of the earthquake on stretchers, others, walking wounded, as more and more of the injured arrived. The earthquake struck after dark. For rural villages in the affected areas, the sear