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Former country novichok. it is overkill. unintended. but they do so because they want some element of deniability, you don t have the video of it, but on the other hand, who else uses novichok so it is this thing that they do all the time to manipulate the reality and basically, they are not arguing logically and they don t want to argue logically and they certainly do not care about international law. they are very selective when they raise international law. international law. ruefully, if ou international law. ruefully, if you don t international law. ruefully, if you don t mind, international law. ruefully, if you don t mind, we ve - international law. ruefully, if you don t mind, we ve seen l international law. ruefully, if you don t mind, we ve seen a you don t mind, we ve seen a lot of him because he is the foreign minister so how influential is he in russia? not very influential when it comes to real power and decision making, he is not in vladimir putin s in a circle. ....
Kangaroo court. thank you for bringing us up to day. up to date. in central africa, a giant slab of carbon rich peat, discovered by a team of british and congolese scientists, is under threat from oil companies. the carbon must be kept in the ground to avoid boosting climate change but some plots have already been sold for oil exploration and the democratic republic of the congo wants to develop the area for agriculture, unless richer nations deliver more financial assistance. our africa correspondent, andrew harding, reports. in the vast forests of central africa, a group of scientists are hacking their way towards a remarkable discovery. this formidable team has spent years tracing the outlines of something huge and hidden and precious. just entering the coordinates of a point that s about three kilometres away. it s gruelling work ....
Under the summer sun, a bitter harvest. this farmer points skywards and warns us there s a russian drone overhead. in the trenches nearby, bordering donbas, a fighter nicknamed old pal watches for the enemy and sees all he has lost. i m looking at that field, and it s so painful, he says, because i used to be a farmer. i used to cultivate that land, to reap and sow. i haven t seen my two children or my two little grandchildren since the war broke out. ....
Are resigned to a long war. orla guerin, bbc news, izyum. to washington now, where the third day of the january 6th committee hearings has wrapped up. it s been focused on mike pence, and connecting donald trump s intense pressure campaign on his vice president not to certify the election results. the hearings also included details of the violent intentions of the mob that stormed the capitol, demanding that mike pence be dragged out of the capitol building. we want pence! the committee heard from two white house advisors, who testified that the vice president had been pressured to unilaterally and illegally overturn the election. ....
Of scotland into northern ireland and this is a bit of a dividing line because, behind this, we are into cooler, fresher conditions, quite windy, as well. but ahead of our band of cloud and rain, lots of hot sunshine. some mist and murk perhaps for some western coasts, but east wales, the west country, into the midlands, a good part of eastern england, the south east seeing temperatures into the high 20s or low 30s likely to peak somewhere around 33 celsius. with very high uv levels in these southern parts, the sun is very, very strong at this time of year. now through friday night, this band of cloud continues to sink southwards. a weak weather front at this stage, not much rain on it but to the north of it, we re into the cool air. to the south of it, still very warm and muggy 18 likely to be the starting temperature in the centre of london on saturday morning. so you can see that warm air clinging on in the south, but further north and west, something cooler and fresher to t ....