in protest against china s human rights record. and lady gaga tells us about channelling her childhood experiences into her new film, house of gucci. hello there. across eastern europe, from belarus to the balkans, people are fleeing conflict and poverty in their homelands, trying to reach the european union to seek asylum. in recent days, the focus has been on the crossing between poland and belarus, where tensions have been high, as hundreds of migrants clashed with border forces. but there are other routes that people are using to try to enter the eu. one of the most popular is through bosnia into croatia. according to the un, since 2018, 75,000 people have moved through bosnia into neighbouring countries. the bbc s fergal keane travelled with a family of afghan migrants trying to make the journey, and sent this report. near the croatian border, a refugee family is waiting to cross. akram was a television engineer in kabul. zarah was a policewoman in herat, but fled in 201
azeem rafiq who called out racism against him at yorkshire cricket club apologises for using anti semitic language on social media ten years ago. the irish taoiseach micheal martin tells the bbc goodwill on all sides can solve the row over trade in northern ireland. the migrants trapped on the edge of the eu we follow one afghan family who ve tried dozens of times to get in. and prince charles visits the pyramids, saying they should inspire us to protect the planet as egypt prepares to host next year s climate change summit. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, rangers get their man former player giovanni van bronckhorst is the new manager of the scottish champions. the dutchman replaces steven gerrard. good evening. the government has scrapped the h52 line between the east midlands and leeds which was promised a decade ago. instead, as part of the integrated rail plan, the government will increase investment in existing lines which they say will deli
new scrub of the numbers also tells us trump is awash in campaign cash. parents of young children, this news is for you. as soon as today, pfizer plans to ask the fda to greenlight its covid vaccine for children under 5. we begin with stunning new details of donald trump s effort to ignore democracy and to keep power. just a few of the new headlines trump advisers drafted more than one executive order to seize voting machines. mike pence s former chief of staff testifies in the house january 6th investigation and some trump white house records handed over to that committee we are now told had been ripped up. two big takeaways from all of this. one is the alarming depth and scope of the effort to find a way to ignore the election, stage a coup, yes, a coup, to hold power. two is the remarkable progress the committee is making in building the historical record. new testimony from key trump insiders and those new white house records including some that the national archives sa
late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, more hostages every now been released but the fighting is set to begin again in just hours unless mediators can somehow extend the pause. but if and when the war goes on, the biden administration is pivoting on hamas urging the israelis to change their attack strategy. we ll get to our correspondent on the ground in israel in moments but we begin with campus unrest here at home where another ivy league school is facing an investigation from the department of investigation over anti-semitism on campus t chief religion correspondent lauren green is live in the new york city news room with more on this. lauren, good evening. reporter: good evening, trace. well, fox news digital has learned the department of education s office for civil rights has launched an investigation into harvard university over how it has handled anti-semitic incidents on campus. the agency says it will look into whether the ivy league school failed to
russian sphere of influence. and of the near food end and she jinping regularly affirmed their geo strategic alliance but this new chinese project could have a massive impact on the relationship between the two countries and in the long term it could do the same to the power balance in the whole of eurasia. if in the past the silk road was called the axis of the world if you control that road you control the world.
a change president xi jinping has emphasized the great significance so chong ching for global and asian pacific logistics chongqing is to become a hub for inland logistics that will be open to the outside to. a phone call. chunk shing has a clear directive to turn away from the sea and look west. that s also symbolized by kilometers erode which marks the starting point of the new silk road. in order to supply this new route to the west with goods the city has built logistics facilities to replace the container ports on the coast. at this central freight terminal we send a