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our panel weighs in. and forces put on high alert. russia and nato over the potential invasion of ukraine. can diplomatic talks bring the party back from the brink or is an attack by vladimir putin all but certain. breaking news out of the shark as the state supreme court judge strikes a mask mandate for schools in public places. the near department of education defiant tonight saying that schools will real require those mass. breaking details on that case coming up. we begin with the crime crisis making the streets as dangerous as ever for those who protect and serve. greg gallagher is taking a closer look tonight. good evening. from the killing of cops two kids, forcing a stunning rush of violent crimes across the us for the politicians disagree and solutions, but it is getting tough to find anyone who doesn t think that we has a country have a major problem. already in 2022, five. city police officers have been shot. this weekend 22-year-old officer jason ribera ....
expect. forthe the rainfall they might normally expect. for the end of the week, plenty of dry weather round, a better chance of sunshine, i think on thursday, cloud returns from the west on friday, with some rain again into parts of northern scotland. but many mostly dry. fiona. a reminder of our top story. as russian troops mass on the border, the prime minister issues a strong warning against invading ukraine. that s all from the bbc news at six, so it s goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m gavin ramjaun. it s all over for ranieri watford are the hunt for another manager, with the club second from bottom in the premier league. a helping hand, from the woman in the middle calls for referees in the wsl to become full time professionals following controversy in the wsl. and where is peng shuai? australian open organisers clamp down messages of support for the chinese player, as more protes ....
support for the government programme on covid because it looks quite normal but no one knows the answer to the big question, how long will it go on for? a moment of british skiing history. from the dry slopes of lancashire to the mountains of austria, dave ryding wins britain s first ever alpine skiing world cup gold medal. good morning. a quiet one out there. high pressure still with us and that means a lot of dry weather. a lot of cloud making it feeljust a little bit colder with the winds strengthening into the far north west of scotland later on. all the details coming up shortly. it s sunday the 23rd of january. our main story: the foreign office says it s uncovered a plot by moscow to install a pro russian leader in ukraine, amid increasing tension over a possible invasion. the kremlin has sent tens of thousands of troops to the ukrainian border in recent months. moscow has accused the uk of spreading disinformation . our diplomatic correspondent paul adams repor ....
and cyclists, but the aa says a third of drivers don t know about the changes. the great escape is on for norwich. they re out of the relegation zone for the first time this season, after a thumping win at watford, who now find themselves in the bottom three. it s saturday, the 22nd of january. a quiet start to the weekend in weather, not quite as cold but not quite as sunny either. i will have all the details shortly. it s saturday, the 22nd of january. our top story: five of the uk s leading business groups have called on the government to act now to support both businesses and consumers, who they say face spiralling energy bills. they ve written to the chancellor, rishi sunak, demanding urgent action to tackle the ongoing crisis. here s our business correspondent, ramzan karmali. these five prominent business groups have warned the chancellor that energy price rises on the horizon could push millions of people into fuel poverty. in a letter sent to rishi sunak, they say th ....
mehdi, enjoy the rest of your friday night. thank you. tonight the full scope of the republican effort to overturn the 2020 election is coming into sharper focus. the january 6th select committee is now in possession of hundreds of pages of documents that donald trump attempted to block the national archives from handing over. and it s now clear why he fought so hard to hide these documents. politico obtained one of them, an unsigned draft of an executive order that directs the department of defense to seize voting machines. the order, which was never signed, is dated december 16, 2020. and it would allow the defense secretary to, quote, seize, collect, retain and analyze all machines, equipment, electronically stored information and material records required for retention under a u.s. law that relates to the preservation of election records. the order also cites two classified documents, suggesting that the author had access to information about government secrets. ....