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will continue to apologise. and russia and nato hold their first face-to-face apologise. and russia and nato hold their first face-to-face talks - apologise. and russia and nato hold their first face-to-face talks in - their first face to face talks in two years as tensions remain high over the build up of russian troops in the boot order border with ukraine. let s begin with prince andrew. prince andrew has failed to get a civil case in the united states, which accuses him of sexually assaulting a teenage girl, dismissed. virginia giuffre is suing the duke of york, claiming that he abused her when she was seventeen at the homes ofjeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwell. the prince has strenuously denied the allegations, but the ruling by the judge in new york today means the civil trial can now go ahead. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. everything for andrew had rested on this ruling and it has gone against him. in his 43 page ruling in the case of vir
What-andrewCaseTrialJudgeSexual-assaultAccusationsUnited-statesRos-atkinsBoris-johnsonVirginia-giuffreDuke-of-yorkGathering plane home. we begin in europe, where governments are struggling to contain the omicron variant. france has just recorded 335,000 new cases a new daily record for the continent. the french parliament is debating legislation that would replace france s health pass with a vaccine pass, that would be required for entry into restaurants, bars and all public transport within the country. a negative test or recent recovery from covid will no longer suffice. austria will be the first eu country to introduce mandatory vaccinations starting in february. those who refuse to be vaccinated will be subject to fines. and the government of italy, which reported 189,000 covid infections today, also a new national record, is meeting to discuss making vaccines mandatory for all workers and the over 50s. our correspondent mark lowen reports from rome. the youngest to be armed in the endless battle against covid. five year old eduardo gets his first jab as italy steps up vaccinations for child
CasesRecordEuropeHow-omicronFranceRos-atkins330000ProtestersKazakhstanStreetsNovak-djokovicBacklash that the admission of ukraine to nato the north atlantic treaty organisation , could trigger world war three. meanwhile, turkey has been trying to act as a mediator in this war. buy does all of this lead the people of ukraine? could p still prevail miss with me in the studio is our security correspondent frank gardner, and orysia lutsevych, head of the ukraine forum at chatham house. and we e are also delighted to welcome professor kata ryna wolczuk, from the university of birmingham s centre for russian, european and eurasian studies, drjustin bronk is a senior research fellow at the london based military think tank rusi, he is an expert in airpower and technology, and from the bbc s russia service olga ivshina. we ll be hearing from each of our special panel in a few minutes, but first frank is going to set the tone for this discussion by reminding us of the key recent developments and statements and what they might tell us about the risks of escalation. the war in ukra
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