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even some nations have failed, and so this is a big, big deal. this is a natural evolution. you know, governments started the space programmes and developed the technologies to enable everything that has been done so far, and now the commercial side is coming up, taking advantage of those technological advances and then furthering them and finding business cases to continue moving forward. so not at all unlike other industries like the airline industry, for example, or any other number of technology examples, this is a great time and i am so happy to see that the commercial enterprises and the talented engineers and other people are actually making it happen. a big deal. let s get some reaction to the landing from drjeni millard, astronomer and associate at cardiff university. hello. we will talk about what it will be doing any moment, but let s just talk about the landing. it did not go without a hitch, there were a few problems along the way? talk us throu . h it. few ....
was unlawful because she was a victim of trafficking. it means she remains in syria, with no chance of returning to the uk. here s dame sue carr, the lady chiefjustice of england and wales, delivering the ruling in the court of appeal. in conclusion, for these reasons, we unanimously dismiss the appeal. it could be argued that the decision in ms begum s case was harsh. it could also be argued that ms begum is the author of her own misfortune. but it is not for this court to agree or disagree with either point of view. our only task is to assess whether the deprivation decision was unlawful. we have concluded it was not and the appeal is dismissed. graham satchell is at the court of appeal in central london. they have rejected her appeal. can you talk us through the reasoning that she leave date earlier today? this was our devastating judgment this morning in the court of appeal and a huge victory for the home secretary and the british government. it does leave shamima b ....
and shortly on bbc london. on newsnight at 10:30pm: two years ago, russia invaded ukraine. one year ago, it looked like putin had made a big mistake. today, russia is gaining territory and its economy is growing. what will the next year bring? good evening. the mother of alexei navalny the prominent russian opposition leader has reportedly been told she has just hours to agree to a secret burial or the russian authorities will bury him in the arctic penal colony where he died a week ago. that s according to a spokeswoman for mr navalny. the kremlin has continued to deny allegations that it was involved, calling western reaction to mr navalny s death hysterical. here s our russia editor, steve rosenberg. he died in prison a week ago, but when and where will alexei navalny be laid to rest? for six days now, in this remote part of russia, his mother ludmilla has been trying to recover his body without success. in this video yesterday, she said investigators were threat ....
arkansas to washington, d.c., from philadelphia to new york to boston. treacherous driving for the morning commute. ginger zee standing by to time this out. also breaking, that deadly shooting on the new york city subway. at least six people shot. the horror playing out a short time ago on a subway platform right during rush hour. also tonight, the deadly shooting at joel osteen s megachurch in houston. police tonight identifying the alleged shooter, a mother armed with an ar-15, just before service was about to start. tonight, the white house taking aim at donald trump, after trump said he would encourage russia to attack nato allies if they don t pay more for defense of nato. tonight, the dramatic video. two hostages rescued, held captive for four months in gaza. israeli commanders repelling down with the hostages. james longman in israel. tonight, here at home, defense secretary lloyd austin back in the hospital in critical care. what we ve now learned. t ....
however, at the same time, those negotiations for a cease fire deal linked to a prisoner hostage swap are continuing. and the what i m hearing from diplomats is that the americans really are trying to push that. we heard earlierfrom our correspondent, barbara plett usher, that some people in rafah believed that the ground offensive had begun there. it turned out this was not yet the ground offensive, that is still being prepared for. do we have any idea of when that will take place, jeremy? well, no, we don t. but what netanyahu has said is that he s asked the army to make a plan to push into that last part of the gaza strip. but first, they also have to make a plan to find a way to safeguard these, something like 1.5 million a way to safeguard the something like 1.5 million palestinians who have fled there in a really small area. it s five times the regular population of rafah. so one has to ask where in gaza, a really small area which has been absolutely devastated by ....