to world news today. president trump has urged americans to come together to eradicate anti semitism, after five people were wounded in a knife attack onjews celebrating hanukkah in new york state. the suspected attacker, named as grafton thomas, has appeared in court to be charged with five counts of attempted murder. the mayor of new york, bill de blasio, is set to announce new measures to combat anti semitism following a number of incidents in recent weeks. chris buckler reports from washington. members of new york s largejewish community had gathered to celebrate their religion, only to be attacked because of it. they were at the home of a rabbi here to mark hanukkah, when a man forced his way into the house and started stabbing people, in some cases multiple times. he pulled out a knife and he started running to the left side, and i have thrown tables and chairs and shouted he should get out of here. the injured are still being treated in hospital and this community has
kataryna saw her husband off to war. he d been called up. and afterjust two months at the front, he was killed by a russian shell. his family and friends remember the brightest of spirits. bugel plays last post this family s tragedy speaks to the nation s. faced with an invader who will not stop, they had no choice but to keep paying this price, even as many ukrainians flee the country or bribe people to avoid its search for more soldiers to replenish the ranks. that s about fear, that s about death, that s about funerals and that s actually about the trust to the state and to the president, by the way. i think sometimes, we are trying to avoid these questions and that s why this issue started to be very sensitive. the long war amplifies the challenges. lilia kudar travelled to the capital to commemorate her son sergei. he was killed early on in the war. she wants victory, but she also wants all this to stop. lilia s flag joined those in kyiv s maidan remembering tens of th
bugle plays last post this family s tragedy speaks to the nation s. faced with an invader who will not stop, they had no choice but to keep paying this price, even as many ukrainians flee the country or bribe people to avoid its search for more soldiers to replenish the ranks. that s about fear, that s about death, that s about funerals and that s actually about the trust to the state and to the president, by the way. i think sometimes, we are trying to avoid these questions and that s why this issue started to be very sensitive. the long war amplifies the challenges. lilia kudar travelled to the capital to commemorate her son sergei. he was killed early on in the war. she wants victory, but she also wants all this to stop. lilia s flag joined those in kyiv s maidan remembering tens of thousands lost in this war. ukraine s army must replace them, and so many who are no longer physically or mentally able to go on. but the nation has grown wearily familiar with death and russ
and sad on learning about king charles cancer diagnosis. earlier we spoke to a consultant oncologist who told us about the impact of the diagnosis for the king could have on cancer awareness. i think it is already having an impact, i understand the number of men going forward with prostate symptoms has already increased. anyone who can access cancer greening, there is lots of types available, bowel, cervix, breast, please go ahead and get your screening, so i hope that is the important message here. how common is it for cancers important message here. how common is it for cancers to important message here. how common is it for cancers to be important message here. how common is it for cancers to be discovered - is it for cancers to be discovered whilst having other treatment and tests are being carried out? it’s tests are being carried out? it s really quite tests are being carried out? it s really quite common. we sit in our meeting every week, people get lots and
thronged with tourists and well wishers after the news was released by buckingham palace at 6pm last night that king charles has been diagnosed with some form of cancer. it is not a prostate cancer, but it was diagnosed and detected during a routine procedure for an enlarged prostate, a benign prostate. doctors now say the king will be receiving treatment for cancer here in london in the coming weeks and months. we are not sure exactly how long that will take, but buckingham palace have confirmed that the king will step back from most public engagements. however, private engagements including state administration and his weekly meetings with the prime minister, rishi sunak, for example, will carry on. the prime minister spoke to the bbc earlier today and he said he was grateful and glad that the diagnosis, the cancer was in his words, caught early. our royal correspondent daniela relph reports. this was the last time we saw the king in public on sunday, going to church with