welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we begin in ukraine, and as more russian forces head to the east of the country for a major new offensive, horrors are being uncovered in the villages and towns close to the capital in the north, that they used to control. there are repeated stories of violence against women, in particular of soldiers using rape as a weapon of war. our correspondent yogita limaye, has been speaking to some of those affected, and a warning that her report does contain material you may find upsetting, including descriptions of sexual violence. a quiet rural neighbourhood, shattered by barbaric violence. in a village west of kyiv, a first hand account of rape by invading soldiers. when we started talking to this woman, we didn t know what we were about to hear. we are hiding her identity to protect her. translation: a soldier entered our house. - my husband and i were there. at gunpoint, he took me to a neighbouring house. he was ord
how the spiralling cost of living is forcing people to make tough choices. and despite two near misses at the final hole, texan scottie scheffler clinches the masters and his first major. and coming up on the bbc news channel: an incredible final run from rory mcilroy at the masters, but too little too late to catch the winner. we ll have all the analysis from augusta. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a man from north london who was radicalised by the islamic state group has been found guity of murdering the conservative mp sir david amess. ali harber ali, who s 26, carried out the murder at the mp s ali harbi ali, who s 26, carried out the murder at the mp s weekly constituency surgery in leigh on sea last october. before the killing, ali had spent months researching how he might murder other mps, even staking out the home of michael gove. in the end, he targeted sir david simply because he d seen an advertisement for his constituency surgery online and it se
of the islamic state group is found guilty: was it domestic or hate related? terror. pardon? terror. back on the campaign trail emmanuel macron heads to areas that are strongholds for his rival marine le pen. the wakefield mp imran ahmad khan is found guilty of assaulting a 15 year old and expelled from the conservative party. and: there it is! after some agonising moments scottie scheffler wins his first major the masters at augusta. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, manchester city face atletico madrid with a reduced crowd in the champions league after the spanish champions were found guilty of discriminatory behaviour. good evening from the ukrainian capital, kyiv. as more russian forces head to the east of the country for a major new offensive, horrors are being uncovered in the villages and towns close to the capital here in the north, that they used to control. time and again, we ve been hearing stories of violence against women. in particula
raped multiple times by the two drunk russian soldiers who killed her husband. the french election goes down to two. they prepared to goes down to two. they prepared to go head to head in the final round for the presidency. and elon musk and twitter continue their complicated relationship with the billionaire now and not going to take a seat on the board. let s turn to the war in ukraine. the austrian chancellor karl nehammer, has become the first eu leader to hold a meeting with president putin since the russian invasion. on the agenda the issue of alleged war crimes in ukraine. it coms as horrors are being uncovered in areas regained by ukrainian forces in the north. in particular, we ve heard stories of violence against women and of soldiers using rape, as a weapon of war. our correspondent, yogita limaye, has been speaking to some of those affected, and the vivid descriptions of abuse, you may find distressing. a quiet rural neighbourhood, shattered by barbaric violen