and only modest gains. here s paul adams. picking up the pace. could ukraine s counter offensive, slow going sincejune, be gathering momentum? in recent days, a few tentative signs. some units do appear to have broken through russia s formidable first lines of defence, south of zaporizhzhia. translation: further on, that s |where we see their supply roads. i they use these roads. i m sure we ll go faster from here. i don t want my guys to think that they can relax now. they know we re moving on to liberate all of our territories. he says he s looking forward to leading his men all the way to the sea. but that s a long, long way. and this fighting is really hard. success is still far from guaranteed. away from the front lines, the country is now in mourning for one of its best known heroes. this was andriy pilshchikov, callsign juice , flying combat missions last year. when russia invaded, few gave ukraine s air force much chance of getting off the ground. but from dogfights
bells dashcams, mobile phones and the power of google more crime victims believe they have good evidence to catch the culprits but that is low in incidence as police going after criminals in such incidents. never oh no firth s says it has agreement from police to set “p it has agreement from police to set up will pursue all reasonable lines of inquiry of a perpetrator could be apprehended. since 2015 forces have had to say how many of the offences they record results in someone being charged. back then comic it was 16% but none ofjust under 6%. political pressure to improve that number is coming from all sides. i ve come across far too many complaints and stories from people about their phone being stolen, their watch being stolen, their car being stolen, them calling up the police only to be given a crime reference number for insurance purposes. and the police not following up, not taking any further action. that is totally unacceptable. as i said, there is no such thing