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blood in the 70s and 80s had suffered incredibly bad luck . a man s been arrested on suspicion of murdering 36 year old zara aleena attacked while walking in east london on sunday. mps will vote later on plans to give the government powers to scrap post brexit trade arrangements for northern ireland. the eu says it s a breach of international law. at wimbledon, british number one emma raducanu is through to the second round with a victory in straight sets in her debut on centre court. good evening and welcome to bbc news. russia has carried out a missile strike on a shopping centre in the central ukrainian city of kremenchuk. at least 10 people have been killed and a0 others injured. president zelensky said more than a thousand people had been inside at the time of the attack. joe inwood has sent this report a warning it contains some details you may find distressing. there is no part of ukraine untouched by this war. just before 4pm in the afternoon russian missiles a ....
lockdown inviting them to a bring your own booze party to which about 30 or a0 people turned up in the gardens in lockdown. that was breaching rules because of the time you are only allowed to meet with one other person from outside your household outside. even that day, government officials had been on television warning people that those were the rules. so it was seen very much as a real embarrassment at the very least to the government at the time, orwhen very least to the government at the time, or when it came out, rather, a year later. so they will be no doubt that will be talked about in question today in the inquiry. then we will be hearing from lee cain, the director of communications for the director of communications for the prime minister, and that is going to be significant also, because we have also had an indication of the private correspondence going on between lee cain and other senior officials during that time which gives you a bit of a glimpse of som ....
Unilaterally. they hope by putting a big stick on the table, the eu will return to the negotiating table, but the eu responses that we will not respond to being threatened by the uk and therefore we will sit on our hands and do nothing. find uk and therefore we will sit on our hands and do nothing. hands and do nothing. and ust di -|n~ hands and do nothing. and ust dipping into hands and do nothing. and ust dipping into the i hands and do nothing. and ust dipping into the chamberh hands and do nothing. and just dipping into the chamber at. hands and do nothing. and just| dipping into the chamber at the moment for the second reading. we will see the vote at ten or 15 minutes past ten tonight. what i and other people don t understand other provisions in this treaty originally were painstaking negotiated was the full back article 16. why is that in this? full-back article 16. why is that in this? . , , this? that is the interesting . uestion this? that is the interesting question ....
Had chosen to be free, seeming to invoke that speech by winston churchill as well, talking about we will fight on the beaches and he talked about fighting on the shores and in the forest as well but if you say, one plea that he made his well as asking the uk to toughen up his economic sanctions was also to protect our skies will was a reference to the call that he has made previously for a no fly zone over ukraine and as you say that this is something that ministers have repeatedly out because they fear this would severely escalate the crisis and has even been compared by some ministers as being sort of in essence a move from the uk that would be seen as declaring war on russia. find uk that would be seen as declaring war on russia. uk that would be seen as declaring war on russia. and at times of war, particularly war on russia. and at times of war, particularly at war on russia. and at times of war, particularly at the war on russia. and at times of war, particularly at the b ....
Its own targets then what will the effect beyond other countries and activist will point to the fact that was discussion about whether or not a new coalminer should be opened in the north of england, new oil and gas licences given out in the north sea. some airports are extending their runways, leads as one of those, as well as a multi million pound programme to build more roads so we talk the talk but where is the action and i think that is the fear going into cop and glasgow that the uk will not be on the front foot as much as it should. find uk will not be on the front foot as much as it should. uk will not be on the front foot as much as it should. and they worried about that and much as it should. and they worried about that and washington? - much as it should. and they worried about that and washington? joe i much as it should. and they worried i about that and washington? joe biden has watched borisjohnson in action shedding the g7 promoter they have concerns about his capac ....