kid on christmas morning. it s all come at the same kid on christmas morning. it s all come at the same time. - kid on christmas morning. it s all come at the same time. critics i kid on christmas morning. it s all. come at the same time. critics say this is another example of saudi arabia using sports to try to deflect the scrutiny of its record on human rights. as gas prices continue to soar, warnings of a double whammy for consumers rising energy bills and higher prices in the shops. the nhs in england and wales is to fund the first ever study of patients living with secondary breast cancer. and passing the baton at the eric weems relay starts its journey ahead of next year as commonwealth games in birmingham. good evening. welcome to bbc news. the uk government has slashed the number of countries on excluded 19 tribal red list. the list will be cut from 5a countries to adjust the setting. it means people arriving in the uk from almost all destinations will no longer hav
he would have been killed. there s no question about it. they were brutal to other residents on that street. he knew the risk he was taking. he felt it was important one day those photos could be important and he wanted to document what was happening. we ll have your full report from bucha a little later on in the show. the inhumanity. i know you ve been in many war zones but to watch what is happening there to the people, each one is unique but it s indescribable what they are enduring and what our folks on the ground, including you are witnessing. yeah. the behavior of russian forces in a number of places has been really across the board pretty awful that not only obviously there s the shelling of several yans but individual acts of terror especially in bucha. documented incidents of individual shooting. civilians and bringing potatoes home to his family to get something to eat. shot to death for no reason at all other than to terrorize the population. they killed him b
of england will arrive today. the barge called the bibby stockholm will be used to house up to 500 men while they await the outcome of their asylum applications. campaigners have expressed concern about the conditions on board, but the government insists the vessel is safe and that it will help reduce the cost of placing migrants in hotels. from dorset, danjohnson reports. government sources have suggested the first asylum seekers will be moved here today to grow on board the bibby stockholm which has been more tearful three weeks but has so far been sitting empty. there have been delays because of concerns about fire safety and other health and safety issues that had to be dealt with but now sources suggest everything is ready and we know some asylum seekers have received letters telling them they will be on the move today. so far no movement, nobody living hotels are arriving here at the port. it is not possible to see the badge from this position but we have camera