staff who broke covid rules but the british prime minister isn t among them. after days of violent unrest in sri lanka, a veteran politician is sworn in as the new prime minister. the first ever image of the monster black hole at the centre of our galaxy. life from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it s newsday. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. hello and welcome to the programme. the kremlin has accused western countries of using the un human rights council to demonise russia after the body voted to investigate alleged war crimes in ukraine. the inquiry will examine accusations that moscow s forces carried out atrocities north of kyiv at the start of the war. in shocking images caught on cctv, the bbc has found clear evidence of war crimes alleged against russian soldiers near ukraine s capital two unarmed civilians are shot in cold blood. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford sent this report. it contains flashing images and some
desperately to find supplies for their babies. and remember the biden administration insist that taxpayer money was not used to by drug paraphernalia for the grant program. welcome a new report shows there is proof that crack pipes are being included in the so-called safe smoking kids in several major u.s. cities. we have an update how the white house is responding tonight. plus fox news @ night takes a close look at some of the campaign promises. president biden s opponents say he s been breaking. fox contributor joe concha will join us live. the first look tonight at the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy. courtesy of a collection of telescopes from around the world. we began tonight with the latest crisis causing headaches for the biden administration. white house correspondent kevin corke tracking the latest developments regarding baby formula shortage, good evening kevin. good evening, shannon. parents across the nation are struggling just to find ba
“The Milky Way is not only made up of stars that were born there,” said Shogo Nishiyama, associate professor at Miyagi University of Education in Japan. “Stars of various origins come together to form one beautiful galaxy. There may be stars born outside the Milky Way galaxy near our solar system, and there may be planets there as well.”