to fill up your tank none of it should not impinge on whether a dictator declares war and commits genocide a half a world away. we have a special report from the frontline in eastern ukraine, as forces prepare for a major russian onslaught. police in new york say they re still hunting for a gunman after 17 people were injured in a shooting at a subway station. after two weeks covid lockdown in shanghai, officials admit they re struggling to feed the city s 25 million people. and johnny depp s libel case against his former wife, amber heard opens in virginia with the star s legal team describing ms heard as troubled and manipulative. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the two most senior members of the british government prime minister borisjohnson and his chancellor of the exchequer have been fined for breaking covid lockdown laws by attending a party in downing street in 2020. it makes borisjohnson the first ever sitting prime minister to h
after tropical storm megi hits the philippines. and back in court for a blockbuster defamation case, asjohnny depp s trial against his ex wife amber heard begins in the united states. we begin in ukraine, and as more russian forces head to the east of the country for a major new offensive, horrors are being uncovered in the villages and towns close to the capital in the north, that they used to control. there are repeated stories of violence against women in particular of soldiers using rape as a weapon of war. our correspondent yogita limaye, has been speaking to some of those affected, and a warning that her report does contain material you may find upsetting, including descriptions of sexual violence. a quiet rural neighbourhood, shattered by barbaric violence. in a village west of kyiv, a first hand account of rape by invading soldiers. when we started talking to this woman, we didn t know what we were about to hear. we are hiding her identity to protect her. translatio
as several commuters are shot on a train during the morning rush hour. tonight with the context, from london, anand menon, director of the thinktank uk in a changing europe and democratic strategist mary anne marsh is in cape cod.. prime minister borisjohnson and the chancellor rishi sunak have been fined for breaking lockdown laws. the metropolitan police have confirmed that prime minister borisjohnson was fined for his participation in a gathering gfx in the cabinet room on his birthday which was onjune i9 2020. it s been reported about 30 people attended the party, organised as a surprise by carriejohnson who has also been fined. at that time gatherings of more than two people inside were banned by law. an exception was allowed if the gathering was reasonably necessary for work purposes. (biv)the fines suggest the police didn t think this event was such an exception. despite becoming the first prime minister to be fined for breaking the law, borisjohnson says he intend
israel is expected to argue it s acting in self defence in accordance with international humanitarian law. on thursday, south africa accused the highest levels of the israeli state of nurturing genocidal intent against palestinians in gaza. israel is expected to say statements by senior israeli politicians referenced by south africa have been misinterpreted or taken out of context. will bring you all the latest from there as we get it. iran and russia have condemned the military strikes carried out by the uk and the us against houthi rebels in yemen, and china has expressed concern. the attacks are in response to the houthis, backed by iran, attacking israeli and commercial ships passing through the red sea in protest at israel s military operation in gaza. these pictures are from the uk s ministry of defence. this is the moment royal air force jets took off from cyprus, to carry out strikes on two houthi targets in yemen. other aircraft, ships, and a submarine were also