zelensky condemn the russian invasion at the un general assembly. the us leader says it s a shameless violation of the un charter. putin claims he had to act because russia was threatened. but no one threatened russia. and no one other than russia sought conflict. a crime has been committed against ukraine a crime has been committed against ukraine and we demand just punishment. the new york state s attorney general files a civil lawsuit against donald trump and three of his children for fraud. and a special report from china on the governments zero covid strategy. we begin in russia where more than a thousand people have been arrested after taking part in protests against president putin s announced partial mobilisation of military reservists. up to three hundred thousand could be called up to fight in ukraine the first mobilisation of civilians since world war two. russia has been losing ground in eastern ukraine in recent weeks. addressing the un general assembly, pr
his departure could happen in the coming weeks and marks a rare and significant turnover for the biden administration. the news comes at a time when the president is dealing with classified document controversy, and questions about his 2024 ambitions. let s get right to cnn s she joins us from delaware where president biden spending the weekend. here we go, some saturday news for us from the biden white house, what can you tell us? yes jim, pretty big news, as we have learned that white house chief of staff, ron klain, is expected to the part his post in the coming weeks. sources said that the transition is expected to happen after the save the union address, which is currently set for february 7th. really, this comes as there has been very little turnover amongst president biden s most senior staff. ron klain of courses within that inner circle of advisers that has been with president biden since he joined the white house, and has worked for biden before in the obama adm
that caused a huge tsunami like torrent of water at least three metres high to sweep through the city. two rival governments and thousands and thousands of lives lost. we will look at the rescue efforts and challenges following the disaster. text 85058. call me on 08085 909693, or you can tweet us @bbc5live. he is the news from bethan holmes. there are fears the number of people who have died in the floods in libya could reach as many as 20,000. the mayor of the port city of derna says the estimate is based on the number of districts completely destroyed by sunday s disaster. 5,300 people are known to have died. detectives are questioning the three relatives of sara sharif who have been arrested on suspicion of murder after they arrived back in the uk from pakistan. they left britain last month a day before the ten year old was found dead in surrey. the range has agreed a deal to buy wilko s brand and its website after it went into adminstration. it means wilko s name will
hello and welcome to bbc news. i m lukwesa burak. israeli forces have rescued four of the hostages who were captured by hamas last october, and who are believed to have been held in gaza since then. the three men and one woman have been taken to hospital they re said to be in good health, and have appeared in front of cameras. news of their rescue triggered celebrations in israel these are pictures of israelis gathering outside the hospital where the four were taken for checks and treatment. but the military operation which israel says was based on precise intelligence it had received was hard fought. israel s military says it suffered some casualties. hamas says that more than 210 palestinians were killed during the raid in central gaza. and recently, a hamas spokesperson said some hostages were also killed during the clash. 0ur middle east correspondent hugo bachega reports. free again. four hostages, captured by hamas on the 7th of october and taken into gaza. fina
during a news conference with italy s prime minister, a news conference heavy on world pressure points include north korea and iran. john roberts tonight. the summit was meant to be from the close ties between the two countries and their mutual cooperation to fight the scorch of terror. the need for which was underscored even as the two leaders were talking. terrorism and global hot spots were high on the agenda today as president trump met with italy s prime minister paolo gentiloni, learning of the shooting in paris as it was wrapping up. it looks like another terrorist attack. what can you say it, it never ends. we have to be strong and we have to be vigilant. the two leaders also spoke about north korea and iran, north korea issuing a new threat
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