they filmed everything they did to artem. they grabbed me by the hair and showed me a photo of him naked and beaten up, covered in blood. russia's invasion is having devastating consequences for ukraine and for russia, too. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. sweden's coastguard says it has discovered a fourth hole in the nord stream pipeline that runs under the baltic sea between russia and europe. nato says the breaches have been caused by deliberate and reckless acts of sabotage. russia has denied responsibility. with the latest, here's our diplomatic correspondent, james landale. it's four days now since these underwater pipelines were damaged, and these images of the latest leak, filmed by the swedish military, showing that gas continues to escape unchecked, and some experts say that it might take many days before it stops. now, the leaks are happening here in the baltic sea, in the southern end of pipelines that stretch 700 miles, all the way from russia down to germany here. initially, there were reports of three leaks

they filmed everything they did to artem. they grabbed me by the hair and showed me a photo of him naked and beaten up, covered in blood. russia's invasion is having devastating consequences for ukraine and for russia, too. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. us senate has approved a package of aid for ukraine. it is part of an extension of the budget house is expected to pass because it is needed to keep government and care funded before a friday deadline. britain's prime minister is standing by her government's economic policy despite widespread criticism. liz truss was speaking for the first time since the mini—budget was announced by her chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, last week which led to a collapse in the value of the pound, higher interest rates and extreme volatility on the financial markets. she insisted that her tax—cutting plans are right for the british economy and that the volatility is part of a "global crisis" caused by the war in ukraine. our economics editor faisal islam has the latest. an engine factory in

they filmed everything they did to artem. they grabbed me by the hair and showed me a photo of him naked and beaten up, covered in blood. russia's invasion is having devastating consequences for ukraine and for russia, too. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. the first coins featuring king charles iii have been unveiled by the royal mint. a special commemorative crown and a 50p will be the first coins to feature the king's portrait. the 50 pence coin is expected to go into circulation within weeks. the coins will also commemorate the life and legacy of her late majesty queen elizabeth ii. early queen elizabeth ii. next week, we will be launching early next week, we will be launching the memorial rain, which is commemorative but going into circulation, and people should start to see the circulation coin, the circulation coin, the circulation 50p go out in a month, and the commemorative coin should start to go out and about six weeks time. you have six weeks _ about six weeks time. you have six weeks to — about six weeks time.

they filmed everything they did to artem. they grabbed me by the hair and showed me a photo of him naked and beaten up, covered in blood. russia's invasion is having devastating consequences for ukraine and for russia, too. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. the us senate has approved more than $12 billion in new economic and military aid for ukraine. it had already authorized $54 billion in two previous packages. the measure is part of a short—term extension of the federal budget which the house is expected to pass quickly, because it's needed to keep the government in kyiv funded past a friday deadline. iran's president has warned that he will not accept "chaos", as authorities continue to crack down on protests over the death in custody of a young woman. ebrahim raisi said mahsa amini's death two weeks ago, after she was detained by morality police, had "saddened all". state media claims 41 people have died and 1,200 have been arrested. britain's prime minister is standing by her government's economic policy despite wide

they filmed everything they did to artem. they grabbed me by the hair and showed me a photo of him naked and beaten up, covered in blood. russia's invasion is having devastating consequences for ukraine and for russia, too. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. sweden's coastguard says it's discovered a fourth hole in the nord stream pipeline that runs under the baltic sea between russia and europe. nato says the breaches have been caused by deliberate and reckless acts of sabotage. russia has denied responsibility. let's speak now to dr sara vakhshouri, an energy strategist and consultant. shejoins us live from washington. thank you so much forjoining us. we've seen these incredible scenes of gas bubbling to the surface of the sea, what is this going to do to the markets?— this going to do to the markets? ., ., markets? the moment that the first leak was _ markets? the moment that the first leak was even _ markets? the moment that the first leak was even reported, i first leak was even reported, the prices started soaring and

they filmed everything they did to artem. they grabbed me by the hair and showed me a photo of him naked and beaten up, covered in blood. russia's invasion is having devastating consequences for ukraine and for russia too. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. an investigation by bbc news arabic has revealed the potentially deadly impact of toxic air pollution on children from oilfields in iraq. scientific tests carried out for the bbc indicate high levels of harmful and carcinogenic chemicals in communities close to where excess gas is burned off during oil production. iraq has many large oilfields where western companies such as bp and shell operate. these are four major oil fields near basra in southern iraq. for health reasons, iraqi law prevents flaring within ten km of people's homes. but if we zoom into the oil field of rumaila, where bp is the main contractor, there are homes within 3km of the burning gas. bbc arabic�*s hanan razek has the story. in southern iraq, the air is being poisoned. these flames come from gas t

. >> reporter: factory worker artem larchenko says he was imprisoned for over 40 days, electric cuted repeatedly because his brother is in the military. "if i didn't answer the way they wanted," he told us, "they'd turn up the voltage so that the electric shock is stronger." he's terrified russian forces will come back and that next time, they will kill him. there are now over 34,000 war crimes being investigated here, and these new allegations of russian atrocities come as ukraine's volodymyr zelenskyy prepares to address the u.n. general assembly virtually tomorrow. norah. >> that will be a big deal. debora patta, thank you. >>> now to the ongoing legal battle over those top-secret documents seized by the fbi last month from former president donald trump's florida home, mar-a-lago. today the special master appointed to the case held his first hearing with lawyers from both sides at the federal courthouse in brooklyn, new york. cbs's scoac following the case. good evening, scott. some surprising stuff we learned. >> reporter: yeah, it's been a month and a half since the fbi seized th

. >> reporter: factory worker artem larchenko says he was imprisoned for over 40 days, electrocuted repeatedly, because his brother is in the military. if i didn't answer the way they wanted, he told us, they'd turn up the voltage so the electric shock is stronger. he's tear fade russian forces will come back and that, next time, they will kill him. there are now over 34,000 war crimes being investigated here, and these new allegations of russian atrocities come as ukraine's volodymyr zelenskyy prepares to address the u.n. general assembly tomorrow virtually. >> o'donnell: that will be a big day, debora patta, thank you. to the ongoing legal battle over the documents seized from donald trump's florida home mar-a-lago. today the special master appointed to the case held the first hearing with lawyers from both sides at the federal courthouse in brooklyn, new york. scott macfarlane has been following the case. surprising stuff we learned. >> reporter: yeah, it's been a month and a half since the f.b.i. seized the records, some marked secret and slaved from the president's resort. a few weeks ago

there was another man who fought and died, a leading dancer called artem datsyshyn, back in february, i think, and there are other dancers, numerous musicians, actors, directors, you know, who feel the need to defend the country, their land, with arms. i don't know what else to say. i can feel how... we all... we are all so grateful to these brave people. your own background is fascinating, in the context of what is happening, because you have family roots both in ukraine and in russia. you, in sort of professional terms, were more russian than ukrainian in that your dancing was learned in moscow, you have a very big connection with the bolshoi ballet, where you are artistic director, and you were in moscow, working with the bolshoi on february 24th, when putin launched the invasion. what were your immediate feelings and reaction then? it felt like the world is crashing. you just couldn't comprehend how that is possible. it sounded surreal. however, for a couple of months before the beginning of the war, the president of united states was telling the world that it's going to happen. y

"school forced us," said artem. "they started threatening those children who refused to go to a russian school would be sent to a military academy." then there is the nearby nuclear power plant. un monitors are there now but it could still come under attack, so ukraine is taking precautions. potassium iodide tablets are being handed out to those who live nearby, a partial antidote in case there is a leak of radiation. anastasia is one of those queueing up for the pills. translation: it's scary at night, when you hear the explosions. we live high up on the eighth floor and we can hear them coming from nikopol and other towns. i am petrified. i want to save my life and protect my child. i met the mayor of enerhodar, the town next to the nuclear plant. he is in constant contact with those who still work there under russian control. are you confident that the iaea is getting a true picture of the situation at the power plant? translation: no, i really doubt the picture will be objective. - unfortunately, russia did not

heidi d'amelio and artem will hit the dance floor. then it's shangela and gleb. i like it. actor trevor donovan will be dancing with emma. joseph baena, last season's champ, daniella. real housewife teresa giudice is dancing with pasha. bachelorette gabby windey is going for that mirror ball with her partner, val. that's a good one. comedian wayne brady, well, he's ready to hit the dance floor with witney. [ applause ] daniel durant will be partnering with britt. jessie james there, jessie james decker with alan. "jersey shore's" vinny is teaming up with first-time pro, koko. welcome to the family. "charlie's angel's" cheryl ladd and louis is making his return after ten seasons. welcome back. tiktok sensation charli d'amelio and mark ballas also back in the ballroom after six years. selma blair will be hitting the dance floor with sasha. and last but certainly not least, the one, the only samuel champion partnering with two-time winner cheryl burke. there is your cast, guys. "dancing with the stars," season 31 sure to be a must watch and check out this time space wormhole i

rushed to the scene as soon as the alarm was raised, and officers scoured floor after floor in search of artem kazantsev, who was clad in black wearing a swastika t—shirt and armed with two guns and a large supply of ammunition. what they found was the bodies of 11 students and two security guards. at least 24 others were wounded. some of them were seriously hurt and required urgent surgery. kremlin spokesperson dmitry peskov said: this is not the first time there�*s been a school shooting in russia. it was reported that probably he was one of those who wanted to commemorate those guys who perpetrated an attack in 1999 in the united states at columbine. it has happened before in russia. and those young men who were interested in those events were trying to carry out the same attacks in russia. police are investigating the gunman�*s background to determine whether he was a member of a neo fascist organisation. claudia redmond, bbc news. there are calls in the uk for greater help for victims of coercive and controlling behaviour, after a new study found it was a factor in more than half of

"school forced us," said artem. "they started threatening those children who refused to go to a russian school would be sent to a military academy." then there's the nearby nuclear power plant. un monitors are there now but it could still come under attack, so ukraine is taking precautions. potassium iodide tablets are being handed out to those who live nearby, a partial antidote in case there's a leak of radiation. annastacia is one of those who's been queueing up for the pills. translation: it's scary at night when you hear the explosions. i we live high up on the eighth floor and we can hear them coming from nikopol and other towns. i am petrified. i want to save my life and protect my child. i met the mayor of enerhodar, the town next to the nuclear plant. he's in constant contact with those who still work there under russian control. are you confident that the iaea is getting a true picture of the situation at the power plant? translation: no, i really doubt the picture will be objective. - unfortunately, russi