Russia, meanwhile, says its forces have foiled new attacks by ukraine in its territory. Russian officials also say they have opened 400 temporary shelters across the country to accommodate thousands of people evacuated from towns and cities as the ukrainian troops advance. Ukraines military says it now controls almost A Thousand Square Kilometres of territory inside russia, the biggest Cross Border Incursion by ukraine since the war began. Our Security Correspondent Frank Gardner has the latest. One week into Ukraines Incursion into russia, the kremlin s forces are scrambling to push back its advance. Extra units have been sent as ukraine now claims to be holding up to 1,000 Square Kilometres of russian territory. Russian residents in the Kursk 0blast are being evacuated as the fighting continues. Around 180,000 civilians have so far been moved, many shocked that russia has been invaded for the first time since the second world war. In ukraine, public morale has been boosted by this un
Wanted to deliver on that. An urgent investigation as classified ministry of defence documents containing details about the british military are found behind a bus stop in kent. And as ibiza prepares to welcome back british tourists, one of the party capitals of the world experiments with reopening its famous clubs. Good afternoon. The new health secretary, sajid javid, says he recognises the huge responsibility confronting him as the country faces rising cases of coronavirus. Mrjavid said ending the covid crisis would be his immediate priority. He was speaking publicly for the first time since taking up his post following matt hancock s resignation for breaking self distancing guidelines. Questions are being asked about why borisjohnson ignored calls to sack mr hancock. Our political correspondent helen catt reports. He s already done some of the top jobs in government but sajid javid is walking into a new department with challenges on a huge scale. We are still in a pandemic and i wa
deadin manslaughter after a baby was found dead in woodland in sussex yesterday. yet more revelations emerge from the former health secretary s leaked whatsapp messages, as matt hancock accuses the journalist behind it of a massive betrayal and breach of trust. and as children are encouraged to read on world book day, the bbc is encouraging them to write as well. the 500 word story and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel. we ll give you the latest on the hearing into cricket s racism scandal, while in the tennis, djokovic delivers in dubai, the world number one cruises into the semi finals in straight sets good evening and welcome to the bbc news at ten. the inquiry into the manchester arena bombing has found that the security service, m15, missed a significant opportunity in the months running up to the bombing at an ariana grande concert that might have prevented the attack. the head of m15 has said he is profoundly sorry. the families of the 22 people who died i
Team for their unwavering determination to uncover the truth and also to those who looked after them through the process, the support unit and what was called the resilience hope and interestingly the government has announced its setting up a permanent expert panel to help people after major tragedies in england and wales. this was an inquiry about learning lessons and perhaps one of the lessons is that the inquiry itself found a good balance between the need for dispassionate legal detachment and just as much needed, humanity is like mark easton, thank you. police have tonight charged constance marten and mark gordon with gross negligence manslaughter after the remains of a baby were found in a wooded area in sussex. the body of a newborn was found after a major two day search. the couple will appear in court in brighton tomorrow. duncan kennedy has been following the story. news of the charges came as local people gathered tonight near where the baby s remains were found. a community
May have been prevented. well, m15 say they ve since put in place over 100 improvements to the way they work. but that, i m afraid, is little comfort to those who ve lost loved ones in this hideous attack. frank, thank you. the inquiry has lasted two and a half years and called hundreds of witnesses. previous reports found failings in both the security at the venue and the response from the emergency services. our home editor mark eastonjoins me. now, it s been a long and gruelling process for the families. at the start of each of these three thick volumes of the arena inquiry report is a list of names, of the 22 who died. the inquiry chairman sir john saunders describes them as irreplaceable, unique people, who lit up the lives of those around them, through the words of those who love them he said through pictures of them, some of their happiest