jan egeland, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you ve been in the humanitarian and aid business for a very long time now. you re very recently back from gaza. were you shocked by what you saw? profoundly, profoundly. i wasn t really prepared. even being as old as i am in humanitarian work for the devastation, the destruction and this utter feeling of hopelessness among the population which is crammed together in southern gaza in rafah. so i was there three days, two nights, spoke with the mothers, the fathers, the children. and i must say, it s in 2024 and we re allowing this to happen. it is it is beyond belief. you talk about the hopelessness of the people living through that experience. what about the hopelessness of people like you who are supposed to be making lives better, protecting those vulnerable people? we re not giving up. when i go to such places, i become enraged. isee. i need to fight harder. i need to get more resources. i need to get more colleagues there. i ne
many people s underdogs started the game brighter and they went ahead through scott mctominay, finishing from close range early on. they might have added to that lead, but instead it was liverpool who turned it around before the break. goals from alexis mcallister, a deflected strike and mo salah made it two one to liverpool at half time and it stayed that way until the final minutes of the 90 when anthony squeezed in an equaliser for united. so in two extra time we were just getting started. harvey elliott made it three two to liverpool, another deflected strike. marcus rashford brought united back into it three, three. and we were waiting for penalties when with almost a final attack of the match, united attacked and amad diallo squeezed in the winner 4 3. he was actually sent off in the celebrations. but that was a footnote, really, as united s hopes of silverware this season live on they face coventry city of the championship next in the semifinal. but after what happened
have been several incidents like this. take a look at this one, this is a small fire in a different polling station here. this isjust the first day three days of voting. first let s look at the contenders also on ballot. they haven t criticsed putin and they haven t got a realistic chance of winning. nikolay kharitonov of the communist party a political veteran. vladislav davankov of the new people party former businessperson, relative newcomer. leonid slutsky of the right wing, nationalist liberal democratic party. remember putin s main opposition figure, alexei navalny, died last month in a russian prison. his team have asked supporters to come out and demonstrate at polling stations on sunday. here are the details of the day s vote with our russia editor steve rosenberg. russia s democracy is the best in the world, the kremlin says. and at polling station 38 in moscow, we found a choice of candidates and plenty of voters. democracy in action, right? not quite. realisti
substances over a relatively short period of time is just inexcusable and frankly those around her, if they have broken any rules or mistreated and abused her in this process, they absolutely need to be held accountable. to football and the last eight teams remaining in this season s european champions league now know their route to the final with the quarter final and semi final draws made earlier today. the tie of the last eight sees 14 time european champions real madrid against the defending champions manchester city with the the winner facing either arsenal or bayern munich in the finalfour. the other two ties see paris saint germain take on barcelona, with the winner taking on either atletico madrid or borussia dortmund. in the europa league the favourites liverpool will take on italian side atalanta with the winner coming up against either benfica or marseille in the final four whilst there s an all italian quarter final as ac milan take on roma, and bundesliga l
had called on people to turn out at midday in moscow and other cities to spoil their ballots or vote for any other candidate. these were the scenes in moscow. there ve been no protest chants the authorities warned that activists could be arrested. a rights monitoring group in russia says more than 70 people have been detained. vladimir putin is almost certain to win, giving him another six years in power. the kremlin has ensured he faces no credible opponent. protests were also held at russian embassies abroad. mr navalny s widow, yulia, was among those queuing outside the russian embassy in berlin to vote. there have been demonstrations in the uk, france, tokyo and georgia. with me is the bbc s vitaly shevchenko. thank you for being with us. third and final day of voting, give us a sense of the picture in russia. people are voting and queues did form at a greater number of polling stations, as far as we can tell. the opposition had called for its supporters to come at noon