A different assignment for ukrainian War Reporter natalya nahorna. This is a historical moment, she tells the camera in the city of sudzha. Such a claim might be premature, but ukraine is talking up this Land Grab while it can. Its providing humanitarian aid and organising evacuations. There are even plans to set up military offices. But on the battlefield, success always comes at a cost, as this injured soldier attests. Translation fear, adrenaline, you realise when you enter their territory, how much we have suffered, how much our women and children have suffered, that now its their turn. The head of ukraines Armed Forces is having even more regular meetings with the president. Translation since the beginning of today, troops have advanced around 1 2km in some directions. After the Body Blow of losing territory, russia is now moving resources to try and take it back. As Fighter Bombers drop Glide Bombs on ukrainian forces on its own soil, Kyiv Today claimed to have Shot One of them d
citizen, born in pakistan. police say he was known to the authorities. another, rachid redouane, claimed to be of moroccan and libyan decent he was not previously known to authorities. they were both shot dead during the attacks. both lived in barking in east london. police say they are still working to confirm all the identities of the attackers. it does appear that in the case of both manchester and these london attacks, members of the community had raised concerns about some of the men involved and it seems those warnings may have been missed. tonight london paused to reflect.|n the past hour a vigil and a minute s silence was held near london bridge evening in solidarity with the victims. lets cross to ros atkins who is close to borough market. with the victims. let s cross to ros atkins who is close to borough market. the investigation is moving quickly. what do we know? we have been given a limited amount of information by the police. one man has been named as khura
and it is reading at £7,000. i have only put on the dishwasher and washing machine this morning. we visit hull, the city of culture for 2017. that will be in half an hour. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. the chancellor, phillip hammond, has said the government will not spend heavily in his budget on wednesday, because it needs reserves in the tank as it prepares to leave the eu. mr hammond said hisjob was to ensure the economy was resilient. he s also warned the eu that britain will not slink off like a wounded animal if it does not secure the brexit deal it wants. 0ur political correspondent, eleanor garnier reports. these days, a long shadow casts itself over westminster and whitehall. brexit is dominating politics and as the chancellor makes his spending plans, it dominates his calculations as well. i regard myjob as chancellor as making sure that our economy is resilient, that we have got reserves in the tank, so as we embark on the journey that we will be tak