for the coronation of the king. charles iii will be crowned at westminster abbey on saturday may 6th. the nurse accused of murdering or attempting to murder 17 babies a court is told a pattern had emerged of babies dying or collapsing when she was on duty. russia has launched more missile strikes against ukraine, hitting the western city of lviv, and zaporizhzhia in the south east. and jamie oliver and the campaign for children from all families in england on universal credit to be allowed free school meals. and coming up on the bbc news channel. qualification and elimination from the champions league can be decided tonight. celtic need a win to stay alive in the competition as they host rb leipzig. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it has been another turbulent day on the financial markets after a warning from the bank of england about the uk s financial stability. the chancellor, appearing before mps today, insisted that the government s tax cutting plans a
is again taking its toll. also on the programme. buckingham palace has announced that charles iii will be crowned at westminster abbey on saturday may 6th. russia has launched more missile strikes against ukraine, hitting the western city of lviv and zaporizhzhia in the south east. in a major scientific achievement nasa says its attempt to deflect the path of an asteroid has been a success. last night the police arrested him for killing hemsley post. and the hollywood legend dame angela lansbury star of murder, she wrote has died at the age of 96. inaudible good evening. yet again, the bank of england has been forced to take emergency measures in the wake of the government s mini budget, which has provoked alarm in the financial markets. in the budget, the chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, promised significant tax cuts without saying how he would fund them. the bank of england spoke today of a material risk to the uk s financial stability, but tonight, the governor of t
we can show you the moment when police officers begin to enter hamilton hall that is an academic building that was occupied in the early hours of tuesday. nypd officers in riot gear entered the building through a window. several officers used a ladder to reach an upper floor, crawling through the opening to enter the hall. the protesting students had smashed their way into that building to gain access and had barricaded themselves inside. meanwhile, those who were detained were moved to police buses you can see here. students were led off campus with their hands behind their backs. new york police said that no tear gas was used. in a letter to the new york police department, columbia university said, we believe that while the group who broke into the building includes students, it is led by individuals who are not affiliated with the university. the university had requested help by local police to clear the scene. just to remind you of the events that led up to this pol
e mail, administrators have told students that non compliance may result in disciplinary action. the protest group, columbia students forjustice in palestine, posted a message on x warning that mass arrests are expected . we can show you the moment when police officers begin to enter hamilton hall on the campus of columbia university. this was just moments ago nypd officers in riot gear entering the building through a window. several officers using a ladder to reach an upper floor of the building, crawling through the opening to enter the hall. that is where a group of anti war protesters has been since early this morning. we have not yet seen the officers leave the building. we will keep you up to date on the situation thre as more we can confirm that some arrests have been made but we will keep you up to date on the details there as they come in. this is all happening at columbia university, after administrators have threatened to expel students who occupied an academi
by president elect trump yesterday at his first news conference since july. today, he tweeted that the us intelligence service said it was phoney and falsely circulated. in fact, james clapper, the director of national intelligence, effectively distanced the us intelligence agency from the unverified video, saying it didn t leak it and hadn t made a judgement on its reliability. since then, the spotlight has been shone on the man credited with producing the memo christopher steele, a former mi6 officer respected by british intelligence agencies, the cia and the fbi. he has since gone to ground. the focus is now on what british intelligence knew and whether anything made its way onto ministers‘ desks. but the wider question persists is this a scandal of watergate proportions, or one of the biggest smears in the history of politics? here s our diplomatic editor, mark urban. we re learning more about the world of private intelligence gathering and how information gleaned f