china has denied interfering in uk politics, after mi5 warned an agent of the country had infiltrated westminster. ukraine suffers a massive cyber attack as more than a dozen government websites go down. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the australian government has cancelled novak djokovic s visa for the second time, in a row over his right to remain in the country unvaccinated. the country s immigration minister said the decision was made in the public interest citing health and good order grounds. the 34 year old serbian, who was scheduled to play in the australian open on monday, can still launch another legal lawyers on both sides are taking part a hearing right now to discuss the next steps. let s take a look at what happened in the run up to today s decision. last wednesday, djokovic s visa was cancelled as he arrived in melbourne. border officials said he hadn t met the entry requirements for australia. a few days later, his lawyer
here in the uk, a 31 million pound package has been announced to strengthen security for mps. there are increased concerns about threats to the safety of politicians. but in allmps but in all mps believe it addresses the root of the problem. let s speak to barry sheerman, a labour mp who has himself received a death threat from a member of the public. first of all, what are your thoughts on this new package? does it make you as an mp feel safer? it on this new package? does it make you as an mp feel safer? it depends how it works you as an mp feel safer? it depends how it works out. you as an mp feel safer? it depends how it works out. it you as an mp feel safer? it depends how it works out. it seems - you as an mp feel safer? it depends how it works out. it seems to most| how it works out. it seems to most people to be quite a load of money. but i hope we will now get a consultation with members of parliament that have been affected or have a view on this so we can get
good evening. the bbc has suspended an unnamed presenter, and contacted the police, over allegations he gave tens of thousands of pounds to a teenager in return for sexually explicit photographs. the corporation, which was told by the young person s family about the allegations back in may, says new information came to light on thursday, and it s now investigating all the claims. the bbc is now in touch with the family. and in the last few minutes, the sun newspaper has printed claims the presenter has tried to contact the family in recent days. our media editor, katie razzall is here. more katie razzall is here. revelations, what are they saying? more revelations, what are they saying? we more revelations, what are they sa in: ? ~ . ., more revelations, what are they sa in? ~ ., ., ., saying? we are on day three of the story broken saying? we are on day three of the story broken by saying? we are on day three of the story broken by macro saying? we are on day three of
of balkan bloodshed? prime minister albin kurti, welcome to hardtalk. welcome to pristina. and thank you for having me. well, it s a great pleasure to be in your office, mr prime minister, how close has kosovo come to seeing a renewal of conflict in the last few months? it has been very heavy because the two extremist terrorist organisations which are being financed by serbia and from where they also receive their orders, civil protection and the northern brigade have been very active and first intimidating serbs and serbian candidates who would like to vote and run in elections. and second, in attacking our police. journalist but first and foremost, nato s soldiers on 29th of may. you ve chosen in that answer to pile all of the blame on your serbian minority population. that is not the way the international community sees things right now. i never blame serbian minority population. they are 4% of population in kosovo. less than half of them live north of river ibar. but i wa
in jail injailyou can use in jail you can use these cigarettes as, like, currency. preparing for prison we speak to some of the young in hong kong, as the territory prepares to mark 25 years since its handover. hello there. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. one of the most brazen terrorist acts in european history that s how ukraine s president zelensky has described the russian attack on a crowded shopping centre in kremenchuk. at least 13 people have been killed in the missile strike, and more than 50 injured, but that figure could rise. the attack happened in kremenchuk in central ukraine, a long way from the front line. the governor of the city said it was unlikely many survivors would be found in the rubble because the fire was so big. g7 leaders meeting in germany have called the attack abominable . the bbc s nick beake is in kremenchuk with the latest. this is the smouldering wreckage of russia s latest attack a shopping centre, al