michael buchanan live in - for that. michael buchanan live in shrewsbury. children with special educational needs or disabilities in england, would receive earlier help from schools, under proposals put forward by the government. the move is part of a delayed review, into special educational needs provision, which was launched in 2019. £70 million would be made available for the plans. however, headteachers say more needs to be done, and that the system is in crisis. they're urging the government to move more quickly in tackling the problems. at least five people have been killed and several others wounded, in a shooting in a suburb of tel aviv. it happened in bnei brak, one of the country's most populous ultra—0rthodox jewish areas. the gunman is also reported to have been killed. it's the third deadly attack in israel in the past week. the uk has seized its first super yacht in british waters, worth £38 million, as part of sanctions against russia over the war in ukraine. the owner of the vessel hasn't been named and isn't currently sanctioned, but th

buchanan of florida, i inform the house that mr. buchanan will vote yea on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. tiffany of wisconsin, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. tiffany will vote aye on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware seek recognition? ms. blunt rochester: as the member designated by ms. degette and ms. omar, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. bilirakis of florida, i inform the house that mr. bilirakis will vote yea on h.r. 1621. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. evans: mr. speaker, as the member designated by these following members, mr. lawson of florida, mr. bowman of new york, and mr. boyle of pennsylvania, pursuant t

michael buchanan in shrewsbury. _ through. michael buchanan in shrewsbury, thank _ through. michael buchanan in shrewsbury, thank you. - and if you've been affected by any of this, details of organisations offering information and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free at any time to hear recorded information on 08000155 998. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, has been speaking with president biden, and wants more military support, in ukraine's war with russia. it comes as fighting is continuing around the capital, kyiv, and other northern cities, despite russia's pledge yesterday to draw back troops. in the south, too, russian forces have advanced further into the ruined city of mariupol. while in mykolaiv, 12 people were killed by a missile strike. in the east, russia's defence ministry says forces are now focusing on the donbas region. meanwhile, in russia itself, there are further signs of a clampdown on internal dissent. more on that in a moment, but first, our correspondent wyre davies is in the frontline town of 0rikhiv in southe

jewish voters ended up by accident reporting -- voting for buchanan. there was a much larger story of whether inadvertent or deliberate disenfranchised of voters of color in florida who turned out in huge numbers for gore on election day. jesse jackson showed up during this time. , the foremost symbol -- the foremost civil rights vote -- civil rights voice. he tried to make this a big publication. he staged a march in palm beach county. he was booed off the stage and evacuated because there were concerns about safety by republican supporters. he was trying to say to the public that he felt there was something that didn't seem right about the election results. he thought the election had been stolen from the democrats. they look at this decision in retrospect, in a more favorable light in 2020, the consequences of it. gore told jesse jackson, i want to calm this down. i don't want to talk about racial disenfranchisement. or raise rates as an issue in this election. -- or raise race as an issue in the selection. many of his advisers and certainly jesse j

thank you, michael buchanan, reporting for us. and if you've been affected by this news details of organisations offering information and support are available at bbc. co. uk/actionline, or you can call forfree, at any time to hear recorded information on... there's more evidence tonight of the devastating impact the russian assault is having on civilians in ukraine. it comes as fighting is continuing around the capital kyiv and other northern cities, despite russia's pledge yesterday to draw back from these areas. in the south, too, russian forces have advanced further into the ruined city of mariupol — while in mykolaiv, 12 people were killed by a russian strike. in the east, russia's defence ministry has said they are focusing on the donbas region. meanwhile in russia itself, there's more evidence of a clampdown on internal dissent. more on that in a moment from our russia editor steve rosenberg. but first, our correspondent wyre davies reports from the front line town of 0rikhiv in southern ukraine on civilians who are victi

and her buchanan high school women's soccer team. >> the clovis based team was at oak ridge high school in eldorado hills on saturday. gillette says it was a great night until 95 minutes into the game. during penalty kicks. my next player who came up who is hispanic >> she? >> have working noises. i she was going to take her kick. >> to make things worse. gillette says the sounds continued with her next player and the did the, you know, monkey 8 kurilla noises. it was it was. >> i mean, it everybody can hear. my players right away were like there was bracing like they knew

and her buchanan high school women's soccer team. >> the clovis based team was at oak ridge high school in eldorado hills on saturday. gillette says it was a great night until 95 minutes into the game. during penalty kicks. my next player who came up who is hispanic >> she? >> have working noises. i she was going to take her kick. >> to make things worse. gillette says the sounds continued with her next player and the did the, you know, monkey 8 kurilla noises. it was it was. >> i mean, it everybody can hear. my players right away were like there was bracing like they knew right away. >> shocked by what they were hearing. gillette says she approached the coach at oak ridge. i walked over and i was. >> pretty just dismissed. i mean, that they're like, oh, it's just a guy in the stands it were in the middle of kicks. nobody from oak ridge or the eldorado union high school district would speak with fox 40 on camera. >> however, their spokesperson tells us this type of conduct does not represent the values of the school district or community and they are investigating the incident to identi

buchanan of florida, i inform the house that mr. buchanan will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kahele, i inform the house that mr. kahele will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. salazar of florida, i inform the house that ms. salazar will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 4738. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman schultz: all three members will vote yes on h.r. 4738. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. luetkemeyer of missouri, i inform the house that mr. luetkemeyer will be voting yes on h.r. 4738. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the ge

michael buchanan, bbc news. so on the eve of the chancellor's statement, live to westminster and our political correspondent chris mason. how do you read the prospects for tomorrow? we how do you read the prospects for tomorrow?— how do you read the prospects for tomorrow? ~ ., ., ., _ tomorrow? we are told tonight by the chancellor that _ tomorrow? we are told tonight by the chancellor that there _ tomorrow? we are told tonight by the chancellor that there will _ tomorrow? we are told tonight by the chancellor that there will be - tomorrow? we are told tonight by the chancellor that there will be things i chancellor that there will be things in his statement at lunchtime that address the cost of living. and what he acknowledges will be challenging times ahead for many families in the coming months. why? prices are going up, bills are going up, and as faisal mentioned, taxes are too with that rising national insurance. the government says that is important to fund the nhs and social care. it was a big promise.

michael buchanan, bbc news, shropshire. and if you've been affected by any of this, details of organisations offering information and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call free of charge, at any time, to hear recorded information, on 08000158 707. detective sergeant walker was in charge of the unit investigating for four years until 2012. more than 1400 four years until 2012. more than 11100 children, mainly teenage girls, were abused over a 16 year period. 17 officers have had their conduct questioned, none of them has lost theirjob orfaced criminal proceedings. the labour leader sir keir starmer has launched his party's campaign for the english local elections in may. council elections will also be taking place in scotland and wales with assembly elections in northern ireland. sir keir said it was an important opportunity for voters to send a message to borisjohnson and the government on the sharply—rising cost of living. from bury, in lancashire, our political correspondent alex forsyth reports

no, no other aids or anything occasionally pat buchanan might go if there is a big speech or ray price one of the other speech writers, but for the most part it was just the two of us criss crossing the nation doing political events and so forth and for a young man, like myself who at this time is 26 years old at that juncture, you know, it was just one phenomenal education. today that role is sort of known white and well known as a body man. i think in those days when the media was just travel was becoming easier and politics was picking up into a media enterprise the role of the young assistant was new then so i don't know that you were present at the creation, but you were among those present at the creation of that. and working with him and observing him was really it was a master class both in psychology and in retail politics in the book you talk about some of the rules he had like about dinners and introductions and the time hats and i did a schedule one time and this is the buzzer went off. and he i walk into his office and he says dwight. it says here that after dinner. i danc

michael buchanan, bbc news shrewsbury. 0ur correspondent rob sissons is outside the royal shrewsbury hospital so many heartbreaking stories from one place. give us the sense of the scale of the five year inquiry. it is the scale of it that is so shopping and the big question, how come this was not picked up earlier? we are talking in this review of more than 1500 cases, clinical incidents that were looked at. and nearly 1500 families who engage directly with the investigation conducted by the midwife. it concluded the report that in 201 cases, the babies may well have survived had they had better care. we are talking their of 70 babies that died after being born and 131 that died after being born and 131 that were stillborn across shropshire in the maternity services, not only at this hospital, but also up the road in telford as well and that midwife led sites. the full re ort well and that midwife led sites. the full report comes out in under one hour. what has been the reaction of the many families terribly affected? the families, you hurt is sense in the report from michael buchan

michael buchanan, bbc news, shropshire. and if you've been affected by any of this, details of organisations offering information and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call free of charge at any time to hear recorded information on 08000158 707. the time is 6:16pm. our top story this evening. the race to save the people of mariupol. more than 100,000 trapped in the ukrainian city under russian bombardment. in the ukrainian city under and in the ukrainian city under the met office issues tn weather and the met office issues two weather warnings for snow and ice in several parts of the uk. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel... formula 1 will race under the saturday night lights of the las vegas strip from next year after the sport announced the nevada city will be the third in the us to host a grand prix. millions of households in england, wales and scotland will see their energy prices increase substantially from tomorrow. the cap on what suppliers can charge is being raised, and so bills

no, no other aids or anything occasionally pat buchanan might go if there is a big speech or ray price one of the other speech writers, but for the most part it was just the two of us crisscrossing the nation doing political events and so forth and for a young man, like myself who at this time is 26 years old at that juncture, you know, it was just one phenomenal education. today that role is a sort of known white. well known as a body, man, i think in those days when the media was just travel was becoming easier and politics was picking up into a media enterprise the role of the young assistant was new then so i don't know that you were present at the creation, but you were among those present at the creation of that. and working with him and observing him was really it was a master class both in psychology and in retail politics in the book you talk about some of the rules he had like about dinners and introductions and the time hats and i i did a one time and this is the buzzer went off. and he i walk into his office and he says dwight. it says here that after dinner. i dance with t

michael buchanan, bbc news. the chancellor will unveil his spring statement and pressure is mounting on chancellor rishi sunak to take action, to tackle these soaring costs. 0ur economics editor faisal islam has been to derbyshire to speak to people there. the fuel price shock is already here for those that use heating oil, such as this derbyshire farm. there is no cushioning or cap from surging international energy prices here. these heating fuels are in the process of trebelling in cost. it could be a sign of what is to come more widely. there is no protection there. no protection. it's hitting you straightaway? that's right, it's another £400 just on that one load so over a year you're talking £3000 or £4000 extra you've got to find. how will people afford that? i've no idea! you'lljust have to juggle and do without. what, and turn down thermostats? turn thermostat down, put extra clothes on. here there is a long history of fuelling the world, but the global price shock from imported energy is hitting hard

michael buchanan, thank ou. ~ michael buchanan, thank you. we can seak with michael buchanan, thank you. we can speak with the — michael buchanan, thank you. we can speak with the shadow _ michael buchanan, thank you. we can speak with the shadow health - speak with the shadow health secretary wes streeting. what is so striking about what happened in shrewsbury is how painful and protracted this has been forfamilies. are painful and protracted this has been for families. are you painful and protracted this has been forfamilies. are you confident things have changed? i for families. are you confident things have changed?- for families. are you confident things have changed? i can't be confident things _ things have changed? i can't be confident things have _ things have changed? i can't be confident things have changed. things have changed? i can't be i confident things have changed but i really— confident things have changed but i really hope that donna ockenden's report— really hope that donna ockenden's report marks a defining moment

it happened on buchanan road where the fire also damaged dentist office. firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading. no word on what caused the fire. new details. services back to normal on caltrain. the crews cleared the track after a train hit equipment. they say one track and be used at a speed of 15 miles per hour while work continues on a second truck. 13 people were hurt in thursday morning accident. crews and the ntsb were on-site site collecting evidence. >> cases are way down, but covid is still a threat. barack obama is one of two politicians to announce a positive test today. >> [indiscernible] >> tennis star in no star naomi, overcome with (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money mana

to the east bay where fire ripped through a church in antioch on buchanan road where the fire also damaged a dentist's office. crews were able to keep the flames from spreading to two nearby buildings. no word yet on what caused that fire. service is back to normal on caltrain. caltrain crews this weekend clear tracks in san bruno after a train hit equipment there. they say one track can now be used at 15 miles an hour while work is done on another track. crews and the ntsb were on site this weekend collecting evidence from an accident this weekend. cases are down, but covid is still a threat. former president barack obama is one of two politicians to announce a positive test today. tennis star naomi osaka heckled during a match this weekend in california. over since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds.

assistant coach jamiejones—buchanan will take interim charge for saturday's challenge cup tie against castleford. so the dust has settled after the opening race of the new formula one season. charles leclerc won in bahrain for ferrari's first victory since 2019 but max verstappen retired and lewis hamilton had to fight back from fifth on the grid to sneak into third. team principal toto wolff has said mercedes are not in the running this season due to issues with the new car. here's formula one journalist inga stracke. there wouldn't be world championships of so many a time world champion if they didn't know what to do if they have a problem. and i trust that they will be in the mix pretty soon and lose some with his driving skills as well. they do have problems with the car, after going up and down, it's all down to the new regulations about ground effect. a couple of technical terms was up and they are working on it, they have already improved from the tests of two weeks before in barcelona and bahrain. i'm pretty sure they will be fighting back. and that's all the sport for now. it

. >>> now to a major three and half hour rescue mission in the east bay, happening in antioch near buchanan and somerville road. last night crews were able to pull a man to safety. it to the rescue team of 50 to get the man out of the drain he. he remained responsive and cooperative with the rescue efforts. fire crews say the man would still be underground had it not been for someone passing by. >> i was just walking by and i heard him yelling to the pipe. and then all of a sudden the noise started getting louder and louder and i called the police. >> dozens of paramedics and firefighters worked from two different angles to get to the man who was finally pulled out but it was not easy. >> after a long 3 1/2 hour ordeal, crews from the contra costa county fire protection district as well as antioch pd and antioch public works were able to work together to mitigate the incident and safely remove a young man. there was a large sewer pipe underneath the ground in a large field. rescued a man has been taken to the hospital. he is expected to recover. they are still not sure how he got himself st

. >> this is happening in antioch near buchanan on somerville road within the last two hours. crews were able to pull the man to safety. it took 50 people to get the man out of the drain. he remained responsive. firefighters say the man would still be underground had it not been for a helpful passerby. >> i was just walking by and i heard him yelling from the pipe. then all of a sudden, noise lo. d so i called the police. >> dozens of firefighters and paramedics got to the man who was finally pulled out but it wasn't easy. >> after a long 3 1/2 hour ordeal, crews from the contra costa county district, as well as antioch pd, were able to work together to mitigate the incident and to safely remove the young man. but there was a large sewer pipe underneath the ground, in a large field. >> the man has been taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. they are unsure how he got himself stuck in the first place. >>> chevron refinery workers in richmond will be going on strike after union workers voted down a recent contract proposal. kenny choi explains how the strike could imp

buchanan of florida, i inform the house that mr. buchanan will vote yes on h.r. 5681. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does member from utah? >> as the member designated by mr. carroll of pam, i inform the house that mr. carroll will vote aye on h.r. 5681. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does member from texas recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jackson, i inform the house that mr. jackson will vote yes on h.r. 5681. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does member from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. bass of california, i inform the house that ms. bass will vote yes on h.r. 5681. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does member from washington seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. bonamici of oregon, mr. cohen of tennessee and mr. suozzi of new york and mr. yarmouth of kentucky and mrs will vote yes on h.r. 5681. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does member texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gohmert of the state of texas, mr.

assistant coach jamiejones—buchanan will take interim charge for saturday's challenge cup tie against castleford. there was a glimmer of hope for england in the second test with west indies, but the match ended in another draw. ben stokes was on form again for england — piling on the runs. the tourists with a lead of 281 before declaring, which captain joe root says they should have done sooner — as they ran out of time to get the ten wickets needed, jack leach with three, saqib mahmood with two. it's all set up nicely for a winner—takes—all deciding test, which is on thursday. rafa nadal�*s unbeaten streak has finally come to an end — it's a phenomenal run for the spaniard. he lost in the final of indian wells to taylor fritz. the australian open champion�*s run stretched back 20 matches, but fritz ended that overnight winning in straight sets. nadal said he suffered from breathing difficulties in the defeat but what a moment for fritz, becoming the first american to win at indian wells since andre agassi in 2001. boris becker will stand trial today, after being accused

are still being studied needed in buchanan aqua besides the known acute effects in the lower and intermediate frequencies on long term. and perhaps chronic effects are being discussed. that is in the low frequencies above all, childhood leukemia. you cannot know, i can me, the w h o classifies elf, or extremely low frequency, magnetic fields like those under high voltage power lines as potentially cancer causing in children. and that applies to radiation clearly below the limit values. but recent things, such studies have little relevance when it comes to electric cars, as do backed back, i've been applying the results to electric cars. it's difficult because in the childhood leukemia study, it was almost entirely about 24 hour exposure, or at least being exposed to these fields for standard periods of time of year long . didn't said analysis at this, for used turkish rent now has been studying the possible side effects of electromagnetic fields. he thinks there is still not enough research to provide clear answers. this is also, it's also important to know that the evidence comes from observ

health effects, at least in the short term potential long term ones are still being studied, needed in buchanan aqua besides the known acute effects in the lower and intermediate frequencies are long term and perhaps chronic effects are being discussed. that is in the low frequencies above all, childhood leukemia can not annoy a kidney. the w h o classifies elf or extremely low frequency magnetic fields, like those under high voltage power lines as potentially cancer causing in children . and that applies to radiation clearly below the limit values. but grease and things such studies have little relevance when it comes to electric cars, as do by plaque backups. applying the results to electric cars. it's difficult because in the childhood leukemia study, it was almost entirely about 24 hour exposure, or at least being exposed to these fields for extended periods of time at the end. i'm not even head analysis at this for use ticklish rent, nor has been studying the possible side effects of electromagnetic fields. he thinks there's still not enough research to provide clear answers. this is also,

health effects, at least than the short term potential long term ones are still being studied, needed in buchanan aqua. besides, the known acute effects in the lower and intermediate frequencies are long term and perhaps chronic effects are being discussed. that is in the low frequencies above all, childhood leukemia. you cannot know, i can me, the w h o classifies elf or extremely low frequency, magnetic fields, like those under high voltage power lines as potentially cancer causing in children . and that applies to radiation clearly below the limit values. but decent things such studies have little relevance. when it comes to electric cars, as do backpack had to apply the results to electric cars is difficult because in the childhood leukemia study, it was almost entirely about 24 hour exposure, or at least being exposed to these fields for extended periods of time. and i'm not even fed analysis at this for use turkish ventnor has been studying the possible side effects of electromagnetic fields. he thinks there's still not enough research to provide clear answers. this is also, it's also impor

a passerby hears the cries for help, this all happened at antioch and buchanan and somerville road. >> juliette goodrich has more on how crews pulled off the rescue. >> reporter: it was quite the rescue operation right here in this field. somehow, someway, this man made his way down the storm drain, about 15 feet down, and that is when he got stuck. it was the cries for help, and echo coming from this drain that a good samaritan actually heard, when he called 911. >> i heard him yelling. >> reporter: it was a man stuck in an underground pipe, designed to handle rainwater. the risky and complex rescue operation lasted well into the evening. a 50 person rescue effort with con fire and east con fire. american medical response, antioch police, and public works, all thanks to this good samaritan for recognizing the calls for help. >> the noises started getting louder and louder and i had to call the police. >> reporter: steve hale is with the contra costa county fire protection district. >> i think it was fairly miraculous they were able to hear him. number one and number two, the reported

this happened in antioxidant day in area of undeveloped land behind the grocery outlet on buchanan road. jamie lindsay said he was walking to the store when he heard shouting coming from a storm drain the noise louder and louder. i heard him screaming for healthy asked me to help him and of calling the police when firefighters arrived, they opened a utility holt and determine someone was trapped about 15 ft. down. we did hear some cries for help. we then upgraded to a full confined space. heavy rescue response. emergency crews set up to rescue points on one side tobacco was ready to dig in case it was needed to break open the pipe. on the other side. four firefighters entered the whole linked together and hooked up to oxygen. they found the pipe was clogged with debris everything from garbage to tree limbs. it turns out that he had crawled some fairly a long distance through a very small stormwater drain pipe. ah had gotten to a point where that pipe was blocked by debris. he couldn't go forward, but he also couldn't go back because he was pretty much stuck. firefighters spent about an

the fire heavily damaged a building on buchanan road. the building houses several businesses, including a church and a dental office. no one was hurt and the cause of the fire is under investigation. breaking news this sunday at 6 o'clock after just 40 days, san mateo is very own an nfl. legendary quarterback. >> tom brady says he's back in the game. he is an retiring folks. he made that announcement this afternoon on twitter. you may remember just last month after the super bowl, brady announced that he was hanging up his cleats after 22 seasons in his tweet today, he said that his work is not done and that he plans to return to the bucks next year for his 23rd season. jason will how much more on the goats decision to come back to the game in kron? 4 sports coming up just a few minutes. still to come tonight here at 6 o'clock as the war rages on in ukraine, russia is now battling another war. this one >> of misinformation. we'll show you how vladimir putin is trying to crack down on the information flowing in and out of the country. >>

this all happened last night in antioch, on buchanan street firefighters say the man was stuck in a drain. that was about 16 inches. they say 50 people help with that rescue and took about 3 and a half hours to get the man out of the drain. the man wasn't hurt, but he was taken to the hospital to get checked out. firefighters did not say how or why man ended up in the drain in the first place. well, chevron workers enrichment are on strike this morning after members of united steelworkers, local 5 voted down the company's contract proposals. members say they encourage chevron to return to the bargaining table. but the company refused. so they decided to launch an unfair labor practice strike. the union says their contract expired february 1st and members have been working on a rolling out a 24 hour extension since then. they say they want to see a contract that accounts for the sacrifices their members may while working throughout the pandemic. turning now to our coronavirus coverage, the be a 2 variant of covid-19 also known as stealth omicron is now the dominant variant around the world

michael buchanan, bbc news, shropshire. as the war in ukraine had unfolded, we have all relied more than 4 million people have left the country since the invasion began five weeks ago. the biggest exodus in europe since the second world war. have worked together. kasia madera is at a school. one of those cities where they have had such a quick response when it comes to the war. within five hours, the local ngos, the local municipality, the local volunteers came together to create a community, a committee to support ukrainian refugees. and schools like this have opened up their classrooms to ukrainian refugee children, and in fact, this school, very, very uniquely, has opened up its doors to teachers as well. so a number of teachers, who just a month ago or teaching in a school like this in ukraine, a busy school like this in ukraine, are now teaching in this busy, busy school here. this is tatiana babchuk, a ukrainian refugee, who is now teaching in eastern poland. the kids are the same. they want to live in peace, they wan

and one of the mines allegedly planted by buchanan military has drifted across the black sea and ends up its been bulls boss restraints. in this video taken from social media, you can see it both approaching the mine church authority say it was diffuse a precautionary measure. upon fishing, at nights in the busy water earlier russia said at least 10 printed mines had washed away after training and trips mine to death and articles and other nearby fords. turkey assures locksley borders with both russia and trains. when ralph ukrainian precedents love him, zelinski has accused russia of abusing his position in the international arena of threatening the use of nuclear weapons against key, which he said could destroy not only ukraine, but jeopardized life. on the whole, solid flores littered with papers, but high tech labs, left untouched, most the condition of a key research lab. but there chernobyl nuclear power plant, the mid media reports it had been looted by russian forces, with an exclusive report from the side on those contradictions. here's ortiz. well, that's may be only a handf

people from five different agencies assisted with the rescue effort right near buchanan drive. heavy equipment and ladders were used for the rescue, which lasted more than three hours, officials say. the man in his thirties was not her , but it was still taken to the hospital for evaluation. rescue crews have not said exactly how the man got stuck about 15 ft. underground in that drain, but it was a good samaritan, they say. who was walking in the area , heard the man yelling for help and then called police. some people hope gathering in redwood city tonight will convince the world to do more to stop the fighting in ukraine. ktvu jax rs joins us live tonight from redwood city where people have prayed for those caught in the violence act. today's gathering here in redwood city, certainly an emotional one, many in the crowd with family from ukraine. some of those relatives still in ukraine. this as the civilian death toll continues to climb. our brothers and sister lord. i once again threatened by aggressors prayer sunday for the people of ukraine and redwood city. we were taught

michael buchanan reports. they're notjust taking people's babies away, they're taking christmases, birthdays, everything. year after year, for two decades, children that should have thrived never made it to school, entire classrooms were never filled, whole lives were never lived. i get to spend the rest of my life going "what if, what if?" at least 201 babies, including pippa, jack and kate might have survived with better maternity care. her criticism of this hospital trust is comprehensive and it is absolutely what we have experienced and what we have been saying all along. the failings of this trust are unprecedented. they lied to families, they didn't investigate when errors occurred. they hid many of their failings from nhs regulators. this is all the more concerning when it is clear that major issues in safety were apparent in both midwifery—led unit and consultant settings. unfortunately, these cases were not isolated incidents and, through the timespan of our review, we have found repeated errors in

areas where fuel poverty is already high are set to struggle further — as michael buchanan's been hearing on the isle of lewis. the highlands and islands produce three times as much energy as they use, but britain, the outer hebrides has the highest levels of fuel poverty in britain. this is karen mcloud's house. she was too embarrassed to let us in. it is damp and mouldy. i mean, the little one's school uniform is cold. it feels damp when i put it on her. her energy company has just raised her electricity bill by almost 20% to £250. we don't have any hot water because it uses a lot of electricity. the divorced mother of two says the family have cut back as much as they can. i never saw myself struggling like this. thinking you've got an extra £20 or £30 and then all of a sudden something comes up or a direct debit comes off that i have forgotten about. and then that's all the money gone. over half of households here are set to fall into fuel poverty next month, according to one charity, spending more than 10% of their income on energy. bad weather, poorly insulated homes, and a need t

michael buchanan, thank you very much. i buchanan, thank you very much. absolutely shocking, some of the details involved in that story, and we will know more on wednesday and when that report is finally published. it is ten past eight. officials in colombia have released more details about the death of the foo fighters drummer taylor hawkins. they say ten substances including opioids and anti—depressants were found in his body after he died in the capital city of bogota. will batchelor reports. raucous, riotous, and seemingly unstoppable. taylor hawkins should have been performing with the foo fighters this weekend. in place of that gig, in bogota, colombia, a candlelit tribute. devastated fans could only gather outside the hotel where the drummer, who was 50, was found dead. his bandmates of 25 years broke the news yesterday in a statement, calling it a tragic and untimely loss. now colombia's attorney general has released a statement, revealing the results of initial toxicology tests. he said hawkins had ten different substances in his body, includin

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provide adequate treatment by shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan helped uncover the story and joins us now. 200 avoidable deaths and many injuries — this is a very serious finding. it is indeed, and tomorrow is the culmination of a five year investigation into maternity care in shropshire, shared by the senior midwife which started out as an investigation into 23 cases but it has mushroomed and the review team looked into 1862 cases and it is the largest inquiry into maternity care in the history of the nhs. ahead of the publication, what we have learned is that the review team have concluded that 131 stillbirths and 70 neonatal deaths might not have happened had better maternity been provided in the vast majority of cases are from the year 2000 up to 2019. poor care is also said to have been a contributor to the death of a number of women in childbirth and to dozens of children sustaining avoidable harm such as cerebral palsy and brain injury. the trust will respond fully to the findings tomorrow. they have previously said that they take full re

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michael buchanan, bbc news, shrewsbury. in a moment, we'll be talking to donna 0ckenden but first let's speak to our health correspondent rob sissons. why did it take so long for these many incidents to be properly investigated?— investigated? that is the big question. — investigated? that is the big question, isn't _ investigated? that is the big question, isn't it? _ investigated? that is the big question, isn't it? donna i investigated? that is the big - question, isn't it? donna 0ckenden, who i know you will speak to any moment, she will no doubt confirm that it moment, she will no doubt confirm thatitis moment, she will no doubt confirm that it is complex. it was a big jigsaw to put together and one of the reasons why this review took five years. but part of it was the culture of distrust, where i am now, which is the royal shrewsbury hospital, there was a mother and baby unit in telford as well, a culture of denial. there was also a desire not to carry out as many cesareans with some catastrophic results, and ther