generation snowfalls texas bears the brunt of freezing conditions. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe the bbc has obtained secret recordings — made by the daughter of the ruler of dubai — in which she accuses her father of holding her in solitary confinement. sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum is a close ally of the united kingdom — with extensive business interests here — and he claims that princess latifa is safe in the care of the family. it's known that the princess tried to leave dubai in 2018 — but was captured by troops and forced to return. last year — the high court in london found that sheikh mohammed had �*ordered and orchestrated' the abduction. our correspondent, nawal al—maghafi, has the story. princess latifa, daughter of one of the most powerful men in the middle east — sheikh mohammed bin rashid al—maktoum, ruler of dubai. here she is skydiving. it looks like the perfect life, but it's not one that she wanted any more. she says that she's a princess held captive. she filmed this video in 2018 as she was about to flee. i'm feeling positive about the future. just waking up in the morning and thinking, i can do whatever i want today, i can go wherever i want. with the help of her friend tiina, they managed to flee dubai and board a yacht. political asylum in the united states. but, eight days later, as they were about to reach india, her pursuit for freedom was shattered. we started hearing noises from the upper deck which sounded like gunshots. basically, the boat was taken over by indian special forces. latifa was saying, "oh, my god, my, god, they're here." she continued screaming and kicking and trying to get away. that's the last time i've seen my friend. princess latifa was taken off the boat by force in international waters. she disappeared. princess latifa would only be allowed to step out of the villa for this, a lunch with former un human rights commissioner mary robinson, arranged by her stepmother, princess haya. nothing has been heard from her since, until now. so i'm repeating to them, i'm repeating that my name is latifa al maktoum. i don't want to go to dubai. i want to get asylum. panorama has obtained these videos, recorded over a period of many months. in them, she details where she is being held, a villa in central dubai. i am a hostage and this villa has been converted into a jail, all the windows are boarded shut, i cannot open any window. i have been by myself in solitary confinement, no access to medical help, no trial, no charge. nothing. she sketched what she can see. the villa is being guarded by around 30 police on rotation. panorama has independently verified the details of where and how she's being imprisoned. nobody should be subjected to that. solitary confinement of that sort is broadly considered to be a form of torture as it becomes prolonged, the way this has been right now. for three years now, life for sheikh mohammed bin rashid al—maktoum has continued as normal. here's sheikh mohammed, speaking with her majesty the queen. but he's been responsible for the imprisonment and abuse of his own daughter. until this day, the sheikh maintains that princess latifa's return to dubai was a rescue mission. i don't want to be a hostage in this jailvilla, ijust want to be free. a few months ago, her secret phone went silent. these messages would be the last we'd hear from her. we have taken the decision to release some of this evidence. we haven't taken this decision lightly. i feel that she would want us to fight for her and not give up. every day i am worried about my safety and my life. i don't really know if i am going to survive the situation. the police threatened me that i will be in prison my whole life and i'll never see the sun again. princess latifa ending that report there by our correspondent nawal al maghafi. as we mentioned — the sheikh found himself criticised by the high court in london last year — when his daughter's circumstances were considered. the sheikh is one of the richest heads of state in the world — and a somewhat controversial figure. but he is also an extremely well connected — not least because of his business interests — including his horse racing empire which has brought him into contact with the queen. the potential impact of the bbc panorama investigation. sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum might be prime minister of the united arab emirates and one of the richest heads of state in the world, but he is also one of the biggest landowners in britain, who shares a passion for horses with the queen, and whose stables are a mainstay of the british racing industry. his wealth flows through britain. he owns passenger ferries, the london gateway port and vast estates in scotland, surrey and here in suffolk where he keeps hundreds of horses. but the sheikh is also a man who, according to a high courtjudge, not only intimidated his then wife, princess haya, seen here, but also imprisoned his daughter, something latifa has now confirmed herself. world leaders now need to look at who they are calling friends and doing business with and distance themselves from sheikh mohammed until he abides by not only his own laws but international law. such is the family's influence that in 2018 it persuaded a former president of ireland and ex—un human rights commissioner to meet the princess in dubai. mary robinson was supposedly there to prove latifa was alive but unwell. she now admits she was tricked and wants an investigation. i was misled, initially by my good haya began to explain that latifa had quite a serious bipolar problem, and they were saying to me, very kind of in a way that was very convincing, "we don't want latifa to go through any further trauma." i didn't know how to address somebody with bipolar about their trauma, and i really didn't actually want to talk to her and increase the trauma over a nice lunch. the question is what impact these revelations might have, if any, on sheikh mohammed. buckingham palace would not comment on his relationship with the queen, and some doubted the british government would intervene. is it britain getting involved to make britain feel better, or is it britain getting involved because it might create a change of heart and lead to the freedom of this particular young woman? people have to be pretty candid about these things. it's not going to work. the united nations has, in the past, asked sheikh mohammed's ministers for news about princess latifa, but to no avail. in the end, his daughter's fate seems to lie in his hands and his alone. james landale, bbc news. president biden is taking questions in his first town hall — so he can promote his post—trump agenda and his coronavirus relief package. viewers have become accustomed to televised town halls with candidates at election time — such events with presidents are much less common. this one is being held in wisconsin. juliat manchester, politics reporter, at the hill, told us why these town hall meetings are important for presidents. it is a specialised format for the president because you have everyday americans, who have no connection to washington or the political scene around washington, get to ask the president this was a cnn town hall, a network that has been relatively friendly tojoe biden during his campaign and in the first few days of his presidency but what was so unique about this town hall in particular, it comes as president biden is trying to pass a coronavirus stimulus package through congress. he's trying to attract, not only republicans, but some moderate democrats to get those votes in order to pass the deal. joe biden has the votes to pass a stimulus package, however, he wanted the effort to be bipartisan and wisconsin is a battleground state and thought it was a place that would be best to do the town hall with cnn. and he also needs to persuade more people to wear masks and take the vaccine, looking at these pictures? absolutely. and part of this, joe biden, he said he inherited a mess from the trump administration when it comes to the issue of vaccine distribution. tonight he made news when he said that by the end ofjuly he expects the vaccine will be available to every american, so they get the vaccine. that was a big news moment tonight. in terms of wearing masks, the white house has been on this public relations campaign to push americans to wear a mask, and that was part of his first 100 days agenda, so he will continue to do that and try to set an example. joe biden has also promised there will be repercussions for china over human rights. the former president mr trump, what has he been saying about the leader of his own party in the senate? very personal attack. feels like more of the opening shot in a war that will go on for a while? extremely personal attack against senator mitch mcconnell. it was interesting, over the weekend, mitch mcconnell, the senate minority leader, although he voted to acquit president trump, minutes later he turned around and said that, "trump was practically and morally responsible for the capitol hill attack. " so, we knew that president trump was going to come back with some response to mitch mcconnell and it came in the form of this very loaded statement. the way that president trump has dealt with mitch mcconnell in the senate is very different from the treatment he has given house minority leader kevin mccarthy, in the house, he travelled to florida earlier this month to meet with president trump. so the de facto leader of the republican party, former president trump, is treating the current leadership of the party very differently. very briefly, there is some talk of power perhaps moving away from mr trump within the republican party, yet, it seemed pretty clear from the result of the impeachment trial that many senators are still very scared of mr trump and his millions of voters? absolutely, however, this was the most bipartisan impeachment vote in senate history, and that's important to point out, but if you look at the repercussions of a lot of these republican senators, who voted to convict are facing, they are great. the north carolina republican party voted to censure richard burr, who is not running for reelection. senator bill cassidy, from louisiana, he was censured. pennsylvania senator pat toomey was censored, however, he's not going up for re—election. so, if you look at the senators who voted to convict, many aren't up for election or running for re—election in a couple of years, and i think that tells you a big story about this. in myanmar — the trial of the detained civilian leader aung san suu kyi has begun, behind closed doors. she appeared in court via video link — accused of violating the natural disaster law — on top of earlier charges of possessing illegal communications equipment. protests against the military coup have continued across myanmar. a military spokesman has claimed aung saan suu kyi is being confined for her own safety. this from our south east asia correspondentjonathan head. when you have lost the monks in myanmar, you're in trouble. they led the last big uprising against military rule. now some arejoining the protests against the coup. it's the diversity and inventiveness of this civil disobedience movement which has stumped myanmar�*s new military rulers. this impromptu painting shows a young woman who was shot in the head by police last week. the involvement of so many professional groups is also challenging the authorities. these are engineers, refusing to co—operate with the new regime. here, people joined railway workers to ensure that the trains don't run on time under military rule. public services are beginning to crumble under the strain. banks are running out of cash. putting troops on the street is no answer to this kind of protest. so, two weeks after seizing power, the military offered their own version of events to journalists today, accusing protesters of violence and intimidation, and insisting their power grab was not in fact a coup. but this was also the day the generals put aung san suu kyi on trial, on what looked like trumped up and trivial charges. after that, any battle for hearts and minds was already lost. even for the nameless and mainly younger organisers of this movement, she is still the popularly elected leader of the country. jonathan head, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: lift—off on diversity. we hear about the european space agency's ground—breaking new recruitment drive. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order, but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perform. malcolm has been murdered. that has a terrible affect on the morale of the people. i'm terrified of the repercussions on the streets, one wonders who is next. gunfire. as the airlift got under way, there was no letup . in the eruption itself. lava streams from . a vent low the crater flowed down to the sea the east of the island, i away from the town for the time being. | it could start flowing again at any time. i the russians heralded their new generation space station with a spectacular night launch, they called it �*mir�* — the russian for peace. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: chilling new videos from the daughter of the ruler of dubai — princess latifa says she is being held prisoner by her father after trying to flee. president biden is in wisconsin — a state hit hard by the pandemic — for a televised debate on his one point nine trillion dollar rescue package. at least 11 people have lost their lives in the united states, as once—in—a—generation freezing winter weather hammers the southern states. more than 150 million americans are now under winter storm warnings, and officials have declared a state of emergency in texas. angelica casas sent this from san antonio. the winter weather in texas started out as a fun. power went out in the heights so if i'm freezing my butt off, might as well be out in the snow. but this dreamy scene soon turned into a nightmare, with temperatures dropping to 0 fahrenheit across the state — that's —17 celsius. power supplies have failed, leaving over 4 million people without electricity. this man's house froze up, forcing him to drive 30 miles to houston to find a hotel for him and his family. got a newborn, just trying to find a hotel and trying we called several hotels — everybody was just booked up. many have been left to fend for themselves. rolling blackouts have been put in some areas of the state to keep powerfor hospitals, police and fire stations. texas is not used to the fury of a cold winter. i have been seeing people put food outside to freeze, instead of in the freezer, charging their phones into their vehicles, and even spending the night in their turned—on cars just to stay warm. but the state is the biggest energy producer so many families are telling me that they are upset that texas did not prepare in advance for the freezing temperatures that we are seeing now. local officials say they are doing their best to get back on track, especially during this pandemic. the hurst county public health department building lost power. at that location we had 8,430 moderna vaccines, so we got to work, under the mission to avoid losing those vaccines with the loss of power. there have been hundreds of road crashes in texas and in other states too. the national weather service says this abnormal weather is down to a cold outbreak that has come through from the arctic. it says nearly 73% of the united states is covered in snow right now and the cold snap will stay for another week. angelica casas, bbc news, san antonio. reports from yemen say thousands of people already displaced by the conflict have been forced to flee an offensive by houthi rebels on the government—held northern city of marib. aid agencies and local organisations say that since the advance began a week ago, makeshift camps in the desert outside the city have been shelled by houthi artillery. the us state department has urged the houthis to cease all military operations. the lower house of the french national assembly has approved legislation to combat extremism, which the government says threatens national unity. president macron�*s flagship project is meant to nurture republican values and has militant islam as its prime target. conservatives say the bill doesn't go far enough while those on the left—wing argue it risks stigmatising muslims in general. it includes closer scrutiny of religious associations, tighter controls on home schooling and a new offence of posting personal details online to endanger others. the night—time curfew in the netherlands could be in doubt after a court ruled that the government hadn't shown why it was necessary to stop coronavirus spreading. the challenge to the curfew was brought by an anti—lockdown group although the government has appealed the decision, as paul hawkins reports. protests which turned to riots. this was the reaction in eindhoven three weeks ago, when the nighttime curfew was introduced. scenes that were repeated across the netherlands, but with little impact on the government — only last week, the nighttime curfew was extended to march, saying it was necessary to stop the spread of coronavirus. but one anti—lockdown group was so enraged, they took the government to court and won. the curfew is not only unsubstantiated but also illegitimate. so it was found on two or three grounds that it could not continue. there is no legal basis for a curfew. then you have to show there is a necessity, that there is an emergency, that it is acute. but the court has also ordered the curfew to stay in place until friday — that's when the government's appeal against the decision will be heard. translation: the curfew is a means, not a goal. i i want to emphasise that. the goal is to keep the coronavirus under control in the best way we can in order to be able to regain all of ourfreedoms in a safe manner. that is why i urge everyone to stick to the curfew. it is of the utmost importance to limit our social contacts as much as possible. the government is drafting legislation to strengthen the legal basis for the curfew but for now the streets of the netherlands remain empty at least until friday morning when the government's appeal is heard. what happens after that is unclear. like others rather well, some people's patience is wearing thin and tempers are boiling over. paul hawkins, bbc news. a snap five day lockdown in the australian state of victoria will come to an end as planned, at midnight local time. the circuit breaker lockdown came into effect on friday, following fears the uk strain of the coronavirus had spread into the community from an outbreak linked to a quarantine hotel. mask rules and gathering limits will remain in place while schools will re—open. despite a day of zero cases, the premier of victoria, daniel andrews, has reminded residents the pandemic isn't over. this strategy, we have cases, we have contacts, we have the contacts of contacts, and when necessary we have a fourth ring in that approach, and that is to substantially limit movement. no—one enjoys doing that, it's not a decision taken lightly, but it has worked in this instance, and we will always reserve the right to get the best medical advice to keep victorians safe, and to make sure that in a broader sense, and much more ongoing sense, are safe and few people have ever been to space, but soon that number the three—day lockdown is also coming to an end in auckland, ina coming to an end in auckland, in a press conference in the last hour or so, the prime minister confirmed the city will move back to a local level to restrictions allowing people to restrictions allowing people to return to work and school, and some measures will still be in place and the remainder of the country will be under alert level one, essentially life as normal with the exception of international from normal with the exception of internationalfrom midnight. few people have ever been to space, but soon that number will be growing. for the first time in over a decade, the european space agency is recruiting new astronauts, and they plan to select at least one astronaut living with a disability. so what does it take to go to space? 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has been finding out. if you've ever dreamed of a career in space how does that look to you? being selected to become an astronaut used to be the preserve of young men with military backgrounds. it was 1991 before the first european woman, britain's helen sharman, flew in space. now, in an effort to be much more inclusive, the european space agency says it plans to recruit at least one person with a disability. the ultimate aim is to adapt spacecraft in order to enable astronauts with disabilities to be part of a crew. people with lower limb deficiencies or who have restricted growth, circumstances that would have made them ineligible in the past, are being encouraged to apply. they are being quite particular about the kinds of disabilities that they are looking at but this is a really great step in the right direction. any young person with a disability who wants to chase this dream, who wants to be an astronaut, i think absolutely hang on to that dream. the space agency is working with international paralympic committee, with the intention of making para=astronauts a reality. you don't know, you could have been excluding the best astronaut in the world just purely based on the fact that they have physical difference, whereas now actually giving people that opportunity, hopefully, there might be somebody out there that makes the best astronaut in the world, and that is super exciting. every recruit will have to go through rigorous mental and physical preparation, something the last british astronaut to be recruited understands well. the training you do as an astronaut is just so diverse but it is an incredible journey. are you excited to see who makes it through? this is a new era of space exploration that we're about to embark on. we're involved in the artemis program, that's returning humans into the surface of the moon, and is a steppingstone to going onto mar, so this selection process could potentially be picking the first europeans who will set foot on mars. so if you would like to chase your own dream of interplanetary travel, the online application opens in march. victoria gill, bbc news. get those resumes and now. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbc mike embley. thank you for watching. hello there. we can expect more mild weather through the rest of this week, but with that, there will be more outbreaks of rain. through wednesday, yes, it will be mild but also windy, some outbreaks of rain at times. quite a wet start to the day, actually, thanks to this frontal system pushing its way eastwards. now, that rain will clear from many areas quite quickly, but you can see this frontjust dangling down towards the south. that means the rain is going to linger across southern counties of england for a good part of the day. in fact, pushing back northwards into parts of south wales, the midlands and east anglia through the afternoon. elsewhere, it's a sunshine and showers day. where it will also be windy. gusts of 70 mph in exposed spots in western scotland. but as you can see, it's quite a blustery day for all parts of the uk. temperatures ranging from 7 celsius there in stornoway to a high of 12 celsius in london. now, as we move through wednesday night, we see more wet weather ploughing its way northwards, particularly heavy bursts of rain across the west. the winds coming up from the south, it's going to be a pretty mild start to thursday morning, but, we will see this rain pushed eastwards as we go through the day — pushed eastwards by a weather front, a cold front, and so behind our rain band, we will start to feel the effects of some slightly colder air. you can see the rain pushing eastwards quite quickly through the day. sunny spells and showers following on behind. more persistent rain bending back into northwest scotland. but temperatures actually falling away as the day goes by. these are the values you can expect at 3 o'clock on thursday afternoon. feeling quite chilly, actually, across the west, but that's only a temporary shift to something cooler, because by friday, the winds will be hurtling back up from the southwest again. with that, we will see some outbreaks of very heavy rain, maybe some flooding in some western areas, but those temperatures beginning to climb upwards. and as we head into the weekend, well, this weather fronts is going to be quite troublesome because it will be wriggling around, bringing pulses of rain. some uncertainty about exactly where the wet weather will end up, we will continue to tap into some pretty warm air wafting up from the south. so, temperatures could get as high as 15 or 16 celsius in southern areas, but there will also be some outbreaks of rain at times. this is bbc news, the headlines: the daughter of the ruler of dubai says she is being held prisoner by her father. the bbc has obtained video in which she says she's being kept in solitary confinement, after an earlier escape attempt. sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum says princess latifa is safe in the care of the family. president biden is taking questions from the public in his first town hall debate, so he can broadcast his post—trump agenda and promote his coronavirus relief package. viewers have become accustomed to televised town halls with election candidates — debates with presidents, like this one in wisconsin, are unusual. in myanmar, the trial of the detained civilian leader, aung san suu kyi, has begun behind closed doors. she faces a new charge of violating the country's natural disaster law, on top of an earlier charge of possessing illegal communications equipment. protests against the military coup have continued across myanmar. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

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