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achieve it? we will explore. also, as america gets ready to mark a million dead from covid, bill gates says we re not out of danger yet, not even close. i will talk to him about the pandemic and the inevitable next one. but first here s my take. as the prospect of roe vs. wade being overturned looms large and races for another round of cultural wars i have been puzzled over why clashes over value seem to be more intense in the united states than elsewhere and why the competing camps seem more divided than before. one key to this might be found in a 2020 pew survey showing on many colonel issues the american political divide was the widest among rich countries surveyed. asked whether the country would be better off in the future if it sticks to its traditions and ways of life, 65% of americans on the right said yes, versus just 6% on the left, a 59-point gap. that compares with a 19-point game in tradition-bound france. as for the being christian is a crucial aspect ....
celebrate a victory tomorrow, its defeat of the nazis in world war ii. this year the holiday will almost certainly focus on ukraine. but what would victory look like there for either side? and who is most likely to achieve it? we will explore. also, as america gets ready to mark a million dead from covid, bill gates says we re not out of danger yet, not even close. i will talk to him about the pandemic and the inevitable next one. but first here s my take. as the prospect of roe vs. wade being overturned looms large and races for another round of cultural wars i have been puzzled over why clashes over value seem to be more intense in the united states than elsewhere and why the competing camps seem more divided than before. one key to this might be found in a 2020 pew survey showing on many colonel issues the american political divide was the widest among rich countries surveyed. asked whether the country would be better off in the future if it sticks to its traditi ....
fire danger in the west, wicked winds and bone-dry conditions are fueling one blaze in new mexico, now bigger than the entire city of chicago. the supreme court abortion battle. new protests tonight. and word that states plan to act quickly to ban abortions if the justices strike down roe v. wde. new fears of a covid resurgence, with a jump in new hospital admissions. major u.s. companies are now warning of new supply chain disruptions amid strict covid lockdowns overseas. also breaking, reports just coming in about an officer stabbed in jerusalem. the mysterious deaths at a luxury bahamas resort. three americans dead. what we re learning about a possible cause. soaring gas prices, jumping 13 cents in a week. what s fueling the recent spike. and a mother s triumph. her epic battle to live, and a mother s day she ll always remember. announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight. good evening. thanks for joining us o ....
we ll have the latest reaction from brussels. also in the programme: no escape from covid. we meet some of hong kong s poorest, living in such crowded conditions, that self isolation is almost impossible. amber heard takes the stand in the defamation trial brought by former husband johnny depp. she alleges domestic abuse. he slapped me again. like, it was clear it wasn t a joke anymore. and record breaking rain in the spanish city of valencia triggers floods and causes chaos in the city s transport system. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news it s newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the plight of thousands of disabled children in ukraine, victims of the russian invasion who ve been abandoned without proper care. the human rights organisation disability rights international says its investigation found children with severe disabilities tied to beds in children s homes that don t have the facilities to cope. the bbc has visited one ....
wasn t a joke anymore. and record breaking rain in the spanish city of valencia triggers floods and causes chaos to the city s transport system. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the plight of thousands of disabled children in ukraine, victims of the russian invasion, who ve been abandoned without proper care. the human rights organisation, disability rights international, says its investigation found children with severe disabilities, tied to beds, in children s homes that don t have the facilities to cope. the bbc has visited one institution in the west of ukraine, where disabled children from the east of the country have been left by carers, fleeing the conflict. this report by our correspondent danjohnson includes some distressing images. here s a sound of the war you haven t heard yet. anna s teeth grinding anxiety hints at the hidden trauma of ukraine s disabled children, this conflict s most vulnerable and least visible victims. they are nervous, ....