you have subpoenas, and so a subpoena is given out and it s enforceable within america, so you are compelled to show up in court, and if you don t, then a us marshall is brought in to bring you to court. outside of the us, it s not enforceable, so, basically, if you re called, you can simply ignore it. and remember, that is one of the options that prince andrew potentially has, where he could default on this, he could ignore the court summons altogether, but he runs the huge risk of then it being ruled in his absence. and prince andrew s team has said, as i mentioned, that this is a marathon, not a sprint, they have said that they are prepared to defend his name. nomia iqbal reporting. washington and kyiv have accused russia of preparing to carry out false sabotage operations to create a pretext for an invasion of ukraine. the pentagon said moscow had sent a group of trained operatives into eastern ukraine. they could then carry out acts of sabotage against russia s own proxy force
many thanks. nomia iqbal reporting. nato s defence ministers have met in brussels today for the first time since russia s invasion began to discuss what further support they can offer ukraine. nato s secretary general, jens stoltenberg, said members of the alliance were providing large quantities of critical military equipment to the country, and that support would continue. our defence correspondent jonathan beale is in brussels for us. what are they hoping to achieve? as you mentioned, the first goal is to ensure those weapon supplies into ukraine keep flowing. notjust western weapons such as anti aircraft and anti tank missiles, but also old kit from eastern europe which ukrainian forces will be familiar with using. there are of course limits to what nato is willing to do, and they are not seriously discussing that no fly
and he told me that he lived here with his elderly father and they had managed to get out in the dead of night, on the friday, when the tornadoes ripped through. they have now returned because of course, they want to try and get hold of some of their belongings. and important stuff like this medication here which they ve managed to find forjerry s father. there s also a safe full of precious items, there s money as well, there s all those kind of important mementos that mean a lot, that they re trying to find. but you can see, just the devastation in this neighbourhood, just how much things been destroyed. and people who knew that bad weather was coming, they had received so many alerts over the course of the last few weeks, but nothing prepared anyone for these tornadoes. they took them by surprise, due to the speed and the ferocity. that was nomia iqbal reporting. we can speak now to whitney westerfield, the state senator for kentucky.
about 80 million americans and something that s important to know if this is the first time a federal standard has been set where a respiratory virus that coronavirus outside it seems an occupational hazard outside health care cellular be considered in the workplace in the same way you would consider dangerous machinery a hazard. so it is a big move by him but he will be next by a lot of resistance. as a leading militant resistance in this country to vaccine mandates. you have people in some workplaces who have people in some workplaces who have walked out and of course the republicans are usually against it. they think it s dangerous federal overreach byjoe biden. nomia iqbal reporting from washington. you re watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight s programme: the first of its kind a pill to treat covid is approved by uk health officials.
turmoil, the credit rating agencies which have downgraded america s standing so it has averted the crisis for now, but this will happen again in a couple of months because it is only until december the 3rd, meaning we will be talking about this all over again. this all over again. nomia iqbal reporting this all over again. nomia iqbal reporting the this all over again. nomia iqbal reporting. the headlines - this all over again. nomia iqbal reporting. the headlines on - this all over again. nomia iqbal| reporting. the headlines on bbc news. more than a0 million others across the uk have been offered a flu jab in the nhs biggest everflu vaccination campaign. travelers to england will soon be able to take a photo of a negative lateral flow test from home instead of paying for an expensive piece test before and afterjourneys. marcus rashford wanted the effect of the government decision to remove the £20 a week increase to universal credit marcus rashford warns of the effect.