Of on a russian airbase just north of kursk. Ukraines President Zelensky says russia needs to feel the consequences of it invasion. These pictures show that airbase being targeted. Ukrainian sources say several dozen Russian Fighterjets and helicopters at the base were hit, as well as munitions warehouses Storing Hundreds of Glide Bombs. Bbc verify has examined these pictures of a is vehicle russian convoy, damaged, burned and abandoned deep inside russian territory. The video has been shared widely on Social Media; the person who uploaded it, is said to have been detained. Russia has responded with an attack on a supermarket in a city in the eastern Donetsk Region thats left at least iii people dead and another 43 injured. President zelensky shared these pictures of what he said was the scene of the attack. He says people are trapped in the rubble. Our Ukraine Correspondent James Waterhouse gave us the latest from kyiv. This is an offensive which is showing no signs of slowing down.
Into office. Welcome to tokyo where the first medal of day four has been won by bermuda their first ever gold medal. Flora duffy came first in the Womens Triathlon. Bermuda is the smallest nation taking part in these games by population. So, many of those 65,000 would have watched their fellow bermudian cross the finishing line around a minute ahead of second placed Briton Georgia Taylor brown. Thats the first of 22 medals to be won today an increase caused by the rescheduling of the Surfing Competition because of the weather. Heres how the overall Medal Tally looks at the start of day 4 japan leads with 8 golds, one more than the us and two ahead of china. Maybe us will get a gymnastics gold. The german womens Gymnastics Team opted to wear full body suits in qualifications in a move they said was designed to promote Freedom Of Choice and encourage women to wear what makes them feel comfortable. So why is it that in 2021 there are still rules dictating what women must wear . Katie svei
placed their trust in me and the labour party under keir starmer. but i also know from the thousands of conversations i have had during this campaign how desperately people want change and a fresh start for our country. the people of wellingborough have spoken for britain. this is a stunning victory for the labour party and must sent a message from northamptonshire to downing street. i ran a positive campaign built on both the local issues that people told me needed addressing here, as well as the national desire for change. people here are patriotic and hopeful for a country, and they care about our community. but they know that our roads are not fit to drive on, getting your child a doctor s appointment can seem impossible, and that they are paying more and getting less. today, they said enough is enough. applause just a reminder that you can find all the latest updates and information. on the bbc news live blog we ll be updating across the day as reaction comes in and yo
workers he was changing. one of the ways they can do that was improving their house which we heard was in a pretty poor state and covid meant home visits were restricted, the social worker did not come to the house and instead shannon marsden sent him photos and they were photos of a sparkling house, very tidy, the flooring had changed, the garden tidied up, a very different picture to that which had prompted a social workers to act to take finley into care in the first place. covid again worked to some degree to help the couple hide what was really going on, because when lockdown eased in the summer, they could see finley again, it was under close supervision but those contact sessions were quite short and in those sessions they convinced social workers monitoring them that they had the capacity to be loving parents. covid really worked in favour of the couple. it also worked in favour, in their favour in this way, that the independent guardian from the children and family c
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