challenges a you re tell same predictment, facing the same challenges a you re tell ulster - same predictment, facing the same challenges a you re tell ulster us i challenges a you re tell ulster us you know challenges a you re tell ulster us you know what challenges a you re tell ulster us you know what is challenges a you re tell ulster us you know what is best challenges a you re tell ulster us you know what is best for- challenges a you re tell ulster us you know what is best for i challenges a you re tell ulster us you know what is best for youj you know what is best for you tell us you know what is best for you tell us you you know what is best for you tell us you know you know what is best for you tell us you know what you know what is best for you tell us you know what is - you know what is best for you tell us you know what is best i you know what is best for you tell us you know what is best for| tell us you know what is best for us.
this is bbc news. i m lukwesa burak. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. uk prime minister borisjohnson is to address ukraine s parliament via videolink announcing a further £300 million worth of military aid. russia s bombardment continues in eastern ukraine there s a hope more civilians will be allowed to leave a steelworks in mariupol today. underlying profits for energy giant bp have more than doubled for the first three months of this year after oil and gas prices rise prompting renewed calls for a windfall tax. we will not go back! protesters gather outside the us supreme court after a leaked
after a leaked document suggests it may be about to overturn the nationwide legal right to abortion. iamat i am at antrim castle gardens where we are looking ahead to thursday s northern ireland assembly election and this hour i will talk to young voters from the nationalist community. and the over the top outfits are back celebrities return to the red carpet of new york city s met gala. i m ben brown in kyiv. the prime minister, borisjohnson, has addressing the ukrainian parliament today becoming the first western leader to do so since the russian invasion.
ukraine s parliament via video link, announcing a further £300 million worth of military aid. russia s bombardment continues in eastern ukraine there s a hope more civilians will be allowed to leave a steelworks in mariupol today. underlying profits for energy giant bp have more than doubled for the first three months of this year after oil and gas prices rise, prompting renewed calls from opposition parties for a windfall tax. we will not go back! protesters gather outside the us supreme court after a leaked document suggests it may be about to overturn the nationwide legal right to abortion. sport now, and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good morning. one of a kind that s how stephen hendry described ronnie 0 sullivan after he beat judd trump 18 13 at the crucible
ukraine. well, in kyiv protesters are calling on international leaders to step in and help evacuate civilians and soldiers alike from mariupol as you heard there in that report from scott mcclain. a group of women gathered in the capital on saturday holding signs and draped there in the ukrainian flag. and the danger for those stuck in mariupol is growing. on saturday ukraine s parliament warned deadly epidemics could soon break out in the city due the lack of water and sanitation. and thousands of corpses now decomposing under the rubble. one official tells me he could expect as many as 20,000 people dead just in the city of mariupol. meanwhile missile strikes have hammered southern and eastern ukraine on saturday. in the southern port city of odesa witnesses reported hearing several explosions. ukraine s military also confirmed the runway at odesa s airport has been destroyed. in his nightly address ukrainian