In the country, obviously, during the crisis. And because i was in the room for certain crucial things, i could give guidance to her on certain very big stories. The use of anonymous sources in political reporting has long been a concern among some newswatch viewers, and that outing of himself by dominic cummings as one of those sources led valerie ching dolling, among others, to question how reliable and credible he was. She wrote. And someone tweeting as murf s mum posted this. But graham king had a different perspective. We asked bbc news about this, and they told us. Matt hancock came in for a particular tongue lashing from dominic cummings, so it was no surprise that when the health secretary appeared the next day at the downing street briefing, laura kuenssberg put one of mr cummings allegations to him. Can you still stand there today and say it s true that you protected care homes from the start? and did you or did you not tell downing street that people leaving care homes woul
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areas that were hit by these five missiles. at least missile strikes according to the mayor here, what those targets were. we re also told by the city officials that emergency crews are responding to the areas that were targeted in this latest attack. they are now on the scene. we have no word at this point on casualties. we don t know what was hit. we do not know if anybody has been killed. those details, we ll get them to you as soon as we know them. at this point what we can confirm is that there were five loud explosions which were heard i heard them, i counted them. one after the other. within the last 40, 45 minutes. and now we have plumes of smoke rising over a number of locations from the city. this is an area which has been spared the worst of the russian military assault for the most part. the last attack as i said being march 26th. there was another missile strike, russian air strike on a military facility not far from here and close to the polish border you abou