advancing on the battlefield. we ll have all the latest developments. day two of prince harry in court. he says he found it suspicious, that difficult conversations between him and an ex girlfriend appeared in stories in the daily mirror. the uk prime minister is in washington dc. we ll ask how he s being received and what he s trying to get out of his trip. and the croccodile who got herself pregnant. on her own. we ll find out how. we re going to look at ukraine s military advances in a minute. first the damage by the attack on the dam. look at this. this is the scene in the city of kherson. not streets but rooftops. many people spending night on rooftop waiting for rescue. 29 towns and villages tens of thousands of people at risk. remember the size of the area impacted. dnipro river, kherson. these are satellite pictures. you could see just two days apart, you can see the difference of the flood water. our correspondentjames water. our correspondent james waterhouse is wat
Round the world challenge. Holding off a late challenge from britains alex thomson. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. Theresa may has outlined her vision of a truly Global Britain during an address to Business Leaders at the World Economic forum in davos. The Prime Minister said the uk was facing a period of momentous change and must forge a new role in the world. She said the road ahead would be uncertain at times but britain sought to become even more global and internationalist. And mrs may had a warning for bosses whose companies have a global reach, telling them not to forget their responsibilities to communities. Our Business Editor simon jack sent this report. Voiceover theresa may stepped out to face the global elite she has been so scathing about. And audience she acknowledged was still struggling to understand the referendum result. I know that this, and the other reasons britain took such a decision is not always well understood internationally. Particularly
In sport, theyre calling it one of the greatest european ties ever. Barcelona make history by coming from 4 0 down against Paris St Germain to win with the last kick of the game. And two years after historic Clandon Park House was gutted by fire, we report on the start of the huge restoration task. And carol has the weather. Good morning. For many this morning its a fairly cloudy start, also a damp one with showers or some rain but by mid morning, for most well have some lovely springlike weather with a fair bit of sunshine except across the Channel Islands and the south west, where it will be cloudy and damp, and it will be quite a windy day for some of us. More in 15 minutes. Good morning. First, our main story. The chancellor Phillip Hammond is facing accusations of breaking an Election Pledge by increasing National Insurance contributions for many Self Employed workers in yesterdays budget. Hes facing growing pressure to reconsider his plan from some backbench conservative mps. The
case for doing economic deals. fin case for doing economic deals. on artificial intelligence, why do you think he s pushing that so hard? it s been one of his things for the last couple of years. he talked about it before. he believes that britain is a leader along with the united states on this. he points to one of the ai companies that has set “p one of the ai companies that has set up shop in the uk and has edge set “p up shop in the uk and has edge set up shop in the uk and has edge set up shop elsewhere for the he there a skills and britain to do this. i think also the sense that europe is looking at regulation of ai, the americans, he sees britain perhaps as a bridging point of where sufficient expertise in somewhere thatis sufficient expertise in somewhere that is not beholden to our writer block at the moment, could be a place perhaps for even biting one of those regulatory authorities if they d be in an international agreement on that. i think that some way off that sort
report on it. the part you told me about, that s a usual car you were driving, people could be in there, families targeted, that s something we wanted people to hear, to understand. actually this is dangerous just for civilians. i ve asked you about the protective gear you had. and they stuck a couple of bullets in your people. that s why we re begging for military staff, firefighters, first responders, journalists just like you to actually save lives. yeah, i m sure britain will be sending as stuart was saying, we ve seen colleagues die in almost exact same circumstances. pierre you were talking about from fox. that s right. i mean, the point is a journalists talking about themselves is rather embarrassing but a large number have died. at a rate unusual in most wars which we cover a lot of.